36: Lego My Joeco

00:21 Mo Facts with Adam Curry from May 12, 2020. This is episode number 26. 36. Did I say 26? I was so happy that I got the intro that I couldn't even think straight. 36. Can't do it over again. I had that perfectly timed. Yes, Mo Facts with Adam Curry. It's episode number 36. Nice intro, Mo. What is this? This is Fabulous and Jadakiss, song called Soul Food. Nice. Appropriate titles. Oh, really? Oh, wait a minute. I know what that means, I think. Well, anyway. Hey, how's it been, man? We're a day late.

01:03 Work was busy, I guess. Yes, it was, sir. Okay. Super busy. Trying to stay on cycle here, but you know how it goes. So we fell off on Saturday and then I fell off on Monday and now we're here on Tuesday. Almost going into Wednesday. Well, but we are here and that's what counts. And I'm always happy to hear your voice. And why don't we just get right to it? Why don't I get that wheel spinning because I have a feeling I know what's coming up for today's topic. This is the topic spiel, which we like to spend.

01:43 Where it stopped, nobody knows, except Mo of Forth does have some clue. Let's see what the topic is for today's show. Beats up potluck. Potluck, potluck. Potluck. Potluck. Potluck. Potluck. Potluck. So the actual reason the show was delayed is because you had to go and find stuff like that, right? I mean, where did this come from? Oh, this is the Mo Facts official potluck song.

02:27 Oh, it is. Okay, excellent. I had no idea. And it's that time again to clean out the old clips, you know, like you do in the refrigerator. It starts to collect up and there's some small topics that we need to go over. So it's potluck time. All right. Potluck. I can't wait to see. I mean, I can imagine a couple of topics, but this should probably be some fun stuff. Let's break it down. All right. So, well, in the A block of the potluck, we have the Biden VP race heating up. Yes. Yes. This is incredibly exciting. I, of course, have had my money on Stacey Abrams for a long, long time.

03:11 Not that that would be a winning combination, but it seems like the most appropriate thing for the Democrat Party to do. It is. And it seems like that she's been groomed for this for a very long time. And she made it no secret that she wants the job. She's been going everywhere. It's like, yeah, yeah, I want it. Yeah. I'm raising my hand. Which I think is kind of, I mean, everything's different now, but it's not really done in VP land. You kind of play it cool. This whole situation has been very unorthodox from the very beginning, and we're going to get into that as we get into the clips.

03:50 But let's listen to her shocking pitch for the VP. Nod. So there's a lot of discussion right now around the Veep stakes. Who will Joe Biden pick? Amy Klobuchar's name, according to the New York Post, had been at the top of the list. But Harry Reid made some rumblings yesterday. He said it's going to be a woman and a woman of color. Stacey Abrams, of course, been on that short list for a long, long time. And she is blatantly going for it in L.C. Honestly, I respect that. I respect it too. I have never seen anything like this in covering politics. She gives an interview and just says this, I would be an excellent running mate. I have the capacity to attract voters by motivating typically ignored communities. I have a strong history of executive and management experience in the private, public, and non-profit specters.

04:34 And here's my favorite one. I've spent 25 years in independent study of foreign policy, and I'm ready to help advance an agenda of restoring America's place in the world. If selected, I am prepared and excited to serve. Well, there you go. This is one of the most naked pitches. She's like, please pick me. And she was first tipped to me by the former New York banker. And this is God. gosh, it must be how long ago was it? More than a year. It's a long time ago. I said, oh, watch out for her. And you look into Stacey Abrams. And, you know, so she's, she writes, I guess she has a series of books, which may or may not be very successful.

05:14 I know it's apparently does okay. Otherwise, except, you know, leave out the fact that she's a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Why, I don't know. She's kind of unimpressive otherwise. Just really, it's not all that. Slow down, Curry. Slow down. It's not all that much. Not all that much. It's not really all that much there. But like you said, I've been pointing people in this direction as well because just in her governor race in Georgia, all the money and the celebrities that came out for her, you could tell they had bigger plans for her.

05:52 Yeah, definitely. And the way she just came out and even Sagar said in the clip, this has been, it's unheard of in politics to say, pick me, pick me, you know, but that's what she wants to be done. It's very, very interesting. And as we go back, we're going to see that this whole thing has been, I think, orchestrated. Well, I would agree. The fact that she's a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, which is a big drinking club, but it's all the spooks, the ex-military, the generals, the

06:29 important press corps. It truly is the Washington, the lily pad in the swamp, if you will. That's an excellent comparison there or analogy. But let's listen to Crystal and Sagar to talk some more about Stacy. And look, we need to all remember who is Stacy Abrams. This is a person who lost the governor's race. That is her claim to fame, started this nonprofit, took $5 million from Michael Bloomberg. And then during the campaign, when Biden and Byrne and everybody else would have loved to have Stacy come up and do a campaign event, who's the one guy who gets her to come?

07:14 Bloomberg. Yeah. The funny thing is, remember we covered that story about how Biden's donors, a bunch of like Wall Street types, were giving him advice on who to pick. And the one person they said essentially, no, they really liked Kamala. They liked Amy. They liked all those people. They did not like Stacey, which tells you everything that even Stacey Abrams would be too progressive. This is a cap board member. Yes, right? Like, that's right. I didn't, what is CAP board member? Did I miss something there? I might not understand what that means. I guess she sits on some boards, corporate boards.

07:55 That's how I took that. Okay. Yeah, but the way I see this playing out is I think they had their VP candidate picked. Oh, I'm sorry. And they needed the president to go with it. You see what I'm saying? Because they hadn't determined if it was going to be Biden or Bloomberg. Oh, sure. She kind of left her, she kind of left her options open for which way she was going to go in this situation because she wouldn't make any early commitments. And she flirted a lot with Bloomberg. Like he said, she took $5 million of his money. And every time he called, she came running. CAP is this, of course, I should have known the Center for American Progress, which is,

08:37 I mean, this is the huge Democrat Party club or what should I call it? I mean, they're really, I should look into it. I don't know if they're more propaganda on the marketing side, but it's big. So Tom Dashel, the chair, Stacey Abrams on the board, as we just heard. Let me just see what they say they are. This is kind of interesting. But yeah, it's a think tank, but it's a big one. So, you know, that's good money, man. We got to get on one of those. Mo, what are we doing, man? We can represent something.

09:16 We're serving the people. Serving the people. Exactly. All this will be in the show notes, by the way, everybody. You can find it at mofacts.com. Okay. So not only the way she made her pitch for the VP spot was shocking and historic, the way she even got into the conversation was historic. Now, you said the former banker had told you about this over a year ago. Well, I had been hearing the same things, and I had me pointing to people the same way. I mean, pointing people in the same direction that Stacey Abrams. Abram was being groomed. And on Morning Joe, they discussed this historic move.

10:01 Adrienne Elrod, she's also an MSNBC contributor. Adrian, we keep hearing. I'm sorry to stop the clip. It's worth noting that Adrian Elrod is a huge Hillary Clinton insider. Yes, but also Democrat inside as well. Yeah, and but friendly with Hillary Clinton, too. So just for that as context, I guess. We keep hearing, Mika and I keep hearing that Joe Biden is moving toward picking Stacey Abrams as his running mate. And that if he gets in, he will make that announcement. What can you tell us?

10:38 Yeah, Joe, I'm hearing the exact same thing. I mean, who knows what will actually happen ultimately, but I am hearing that his decision has been made, that he is getting in, and that he will be announcing in the very near future. I mean, that's, John, that would be historic. Absolutely. Would it not? It also would answer a lot of questions people had of Joe Biden that might be a bit skeptical on the progress in the progressive wing of the party. Oh, it erases any little smudges and smears. Well, she's a woman that covers the whole sexual scandal. And she's a person of color or a color. So that checks that box.

11:21 So that should get your black vote out there. But, you know, we need some multi-we need like multi-culti, actually. You need kind of like you're missing. I mean, you could, if she had, if she was Hispanic, that would be even better. I think. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. The thesis is that we need to have black women out to vote. Oh, I'm sorry. Yes. We got to make up that 7% that, you know, so this definitely will black devate the debates. I hadn't heard that one before. Black debate. Now, is she ate us, Abrams?

12:04 Far as I know, she is, and she looks the part, which we have to, when we discuss these things for anybody that's a new listener, we discuss it from the optics and how the people in the smoky rooms discuss it. You know, when they compare her to maybe a Kamala Harris, a Kamala, depending on how or what her race is for the day, how she pronounces her name. But yeah, when they look at her, they're like, Kamala, she really doesn't translate to the black woman experience. We need a, you know, a larger black woman with darker skin. She's real legit, man. She's from deep south. She's real legit. And

12:50 this feeds into the thesis of what I've said on previous shows of this subconscious rescuing by a Mammy figure. And I'm not saying it from my point of view. I'm saying that by how it's playing out, that they need the black woman to come in and rescue the Democratic Party and put them over the top. And I think this is their plus. You know, that's interesting. This is an angle, even though we've discussed this, I don't think we've discussed it in the context of Stacey Abrams because she fits that bill. She's kind of political Oprah. Well,

13:31 she learned from the actual Oprah. She's Popra. The political Oprah is Popra. Yeah, and Oprah got behind her in the governor race down there in Georgia. I mean, she brought out the big guns, the big money. And I think that was part of the bigger play. If she would have won that race, she would have probably, I want to say maybe she would have been a candidate, a formidable candidate for president and not VP if she happened to win that race. From the optics. Yeah, but she couldn't win that race.

14:12 And she really was just more about making Trump. I mean, I'm jumping ahead here, but I have studied this particular case in Georgia. And she spent more time on setting up nonprofits that are under the guise of Republicans stole all my votes. But really, we talked about the money behind her, the Black Pass. Yeah, there's a lot of shenanigans going on. And she just didn't win. She just really didn't have the votes. And all she could say is, well, I told you he was going to steal them, so he stole them. But what I want to examine here is the breaking of all the molds of how. how presidential politics is usually played out.

14:53 Oh my gosh, completely everything. I mean, like they said in the clip, you don't have the president picking his VP before he even decides to get into the race. What is that all about? And then you don't have the suspected VP candidate crying out in the press to be picked. I mean, what is going on? I mean, that's why I decided to do this. I'm like, what is going on here? But to be fair, American politics broke. The way its model broke with the entrance of Trump. I mean, everything changed. So, you know, he was spectacularly different as well.

15:35 So I'm not surprised by crazy things happening. Yeah, that's true. But let's get more into this historic move. Well, I don't think at this point it's surprising that he runs. If he announces kind of a ticket on the front end, I can't think of perhaps it happened in the 19th century, but for a major, for a former vice president to do this is remarkable. Willie and I were talking quietly earlier about it is a it is unusual in that it would foreclose the possibility of rewarding someone who did extremely well in the primaries to bring those supporters in.

16:11 So it's an interesting gamble. What I'm hearing from this clip is I don't think Stacey is very popular with the political left. I think she's more of a celebrity than a politician. Really, whenever I hear people talk about her, and you're going to hear it in a further clip, I wanted to point this out so you can listen for it. Nobody really wants her. I mean, because if that was MSNBC's pick, they would have been all for it. Like, oh, this is a great move. You know, a solid ticket coming right out. And, you know, we're shaking things up.

16:51 And this is what the new Democratic Party looks like. But I think everybody has their own pick. And in this set of clips, you can hear him say, well, we need to see who's the, the, you know, how the presidential, the primaries play out. And maybe one of those people might be a good VP. So, I mean, you hear these things and you're going to hear it more. I really think she's the celebrity pick for a VP. It seems that everyone's waiting for someone else to say that's the one, you know, kind of behind the scenes. And that clearly hasn't happened. And I think that's your point. Is when you look at certainly MSNBC, but also CNN to a degree,

17:37 both of them would be all over what whoever was kind of being talked about. Now, I don't want to jump the gum, but the last I heard, the whispers were back to Kamala Harris. So I think no one knows what's going on unless the word has gotten out and it's and it's perhaps could be Kamala Harris. That'd be great. And that's why I brought it up because if they pick Kamala Harris, the Democrats are really dumb. And deaf. And I don't mean that in the, you know, saying as an offensive, what I mean is tone deaf. They don't really, are you not hearing nobody wanted Kamala Harris?

18:18 The black, a small segment of black people ran her out of the race. We examined it on this show in a previous episode. She's the shitty cop. You know, that's not who you want. Well, well, that's not going to matter too much as we move down the show. That criteria is not the one that really, huh? Okay. According to the, you know, according to the, you know, the, the, the tastemakers, that's not what cost her. But we know that's, that plays a fact. That's a factor that played into it. Sure. But I just think that, I mean, how we, as you know, all shows kind of connect.

18:59 And as we ended up last show about Diddy, we had Charlamagne saying, you know, a tangible will be getting a black woman vice president. I don't know how that works. I don't know how a VP helps, you know, saying helps the cause anymore, but that's what he pushed. And he, you know, who his pick is, Kamala. Right. And that's what I was saying. Right. I haven't heard a lot of Stacey Abram fans. I think they're trying to push her on people. And I just don't think, you know, the segments in the pockets of power on the Democratic side, they're not really feeling her.

19:44 But. But I guess we'll wrap up with MSNBC on this final clip. Maybe Stacey Abrams or somebody like that gets him through, as you say, customs. And it may not be a bad idea at all. Jonathan L'Amire, what are you hearing? Well, certainly that is the growing belief: Biden's going to get in. He's going to get in soon. The Abrams is becoming the trendy suggestion that he would name her, if not right away, but soon thereafter, as a running mate. But American voters, as Professor Reacher was saying, this will be a new prospect. The idea of, you know, how do voters interpret this? Is this almost Joe Biden suggesting that he's a lame duck, that he's going to be a one-termer?

20:28 Like, what will people think of that? As much as Abrams will deliver some balance and youth and diversity to that ticket, and she's obviously ran a very impressive race last time around. Did I hear Chuck Scarborough say that having a black woman VP would get him through customs? That's exactly what he said. That's fucking racist. That's racist, man. That's the hell. Or am I misreading that? That's a dangerous. No, you read it exactly right. I mean, I was going to lie about Allie to you, but I mean, fuck out. Yeah, you just slammed it on. Hold on, hold on. I'm still hanging onto the hoop. Let me. Right. You picked it up.

21:09 But that's the least of the worries. Do you hear what they're saying? They're basically saying, let's put a black woman with him. Hopefully he dies in office and we'll have a black female president. Woohoo! Maybe for 12 years. I don't know how that rule works, but if you're not elected, do you get three terms? Is that possible? I mean, this would be the greatest thing ever. You know what? But the problem for the whoever's whoever's running the show, and I really am not quite sure anymore, Obama's back on the scenes, and I'm sure you'll be talking about him later. It's not who we are. Whoever's running the scene

21:52 may just not like Stacey Abrams because she's a little renegade. You know what I mean? Because if the idea is Joe's one-termer, he resigns, he dies, he melts away, then we have our first female, first black, African-American, woman of color, president. But then you want someone, you know, as with most presidents, just to kind of go along with the program, like everybody, except this crazy orange man. He's not going along with the program. He's not doing what we tell him to do. Because that's obvious. That's obvious how it's worked. Just look at all these whack jobs who are responsible for all kinds of crazy shit inside government.

22:36 I mean, if we've learned anything, it's that president either is on top of everything or is controlled by all. Well, my honest thoughts is this, Adam. I think Stacey Abrams is the proxy for Oprah. She can't run herself for various reasons that we discussed on this show that she, you know, she has problems. Yep. So I think she created her along with her cronies created Stacey Abrams. She has the nod, like you said, from the Council of Foreign Relations and all the globalist elite.

23:15 And she can be this Oprah or being her ear. Oprah's looking at, like, look, I mean, I created Obama. Let's be honest here. So I can create Stacey. Damn, hold on. Damn. That's it. That's the problem. And the Democrat Party is not necessarily on board with Oprah. Just the way the Republicans went on board with Trump. Right. See, I mean, you have to look at Stacey like the as Oprah, basically. Yeah. So the way she's being created, and she has a lot of power behind her.

23:54 And in the next eclipse, we're going to get into exactly what is the power behind her with the elite, the globalist elite. Hey, do you do you hear? Sorry, do you hear that sucking sound? What's that? That's me being sucked into this now. Now you've got me. Now you've got me. Stacey Abrams is Oprah's proxy. I love it. All right. Off to the new world order. Stacey Abrams has really arrived. The former minority leader of the Georgia House of Representatives and the Democrat Party candidate in the 2018, hotly contested Georgia gubernatorial election. Abrams scored a double anointing by major globalist groups during the month of May.

24:36 First, on May 10th, she was chosen to deliver the keynote address at the Council on Foreign Relations' 7th Annual Conference on Diversity and International Affairs. She received the Royal Rock Star treatment during that conference as the great and the good packed into A Conversation with Stacey Abrams, a QA session emceed by New York Times reporter and editorial board member Eduardo Porter. Then, on May 28th, the Bilderberg Group issued a press release announcing its annual conference, which this year is taking place May 30th to June 2nd in Montreux, Switzerland. Accompanying the release is a list of the participants and a list of some of the planet's wealthiest and most influential movers and shakers in the worlds of banking, business, media, academia, and politics, as Bob Adelman noted in a May 29th report for The New American.

25:25 And lo and behold, heading the list is none other than Stacey Abrams. Quite a coup for an unemployed former minor politician. Mo. Coup. We really can't have these stories that are read by a robot. You know what? And I know. I hate the Robo voice, but the information was so good. I had to use it. Information is good. Was this the Hill or what is that? I hate it. I hate the New America. And I want to say this. Let's just take a pause. I'm glad you brought that up. If we have any producers with nice voices that would like to do reads for us, I would much rather prefer that than using the Robo Voice. Well, now that's a very interesting idea. In general, that's pretty cool for

26:11 articles that we might read or whatever. That's a good idea. Producers? Right. Jump on that stick right away, especially female voices be great. Yeah, that would be super great. And like I said, I didn't want to sit here and just read an article for myself because that just kind of gets mundane and kind of drags along. That's why I like to use clips, but let's just discuss what we just heard. Yeah, okay. Yes. Now, this is from last year. Council of Foreign Relations, Rockstar Treatment, coup. I mean, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That definitely was hot. You know, the Bilderberg in Montreal. That was last year, I believe. Yeah. Last year's Bilderberg.

26:56 Yeah. Well, if you're Oprah's gal, those people, that club, Bilderberg, Council on Foreign Relations, they love that. That's the most exciting. Oh, if I'm next to you, I'm almost touching Oprah. Believe me, that's important. That kind of people there, they love that. So it makes nothing but sense. I think I'm really on to something here. All righty. Well, and I want to add one more little tidbit there. And now this is where I go like kind of very conspiracy. Can I get a little theorem? Just a little, just a little taste. It's still in the case. Hold on a second. Let me just pull it up. Okay, there we go. Just a little taste of the theorem. And I got to move my wand up. There we go.

27:40 All right. Thank you. We're going down the rabbit hole. All right. All right. All right. All right. So, so if Oprah is pulling the strings, who was Oprah's other agent in this whole situation? Mary Ann Williams. She had two horses in the race. Let's go see what the colors are doing. Mary Ann, you go over there and see what they're talking about that reparations talk. You report back to headquarters on what the tangibles really look like, right? And then Ados comes along and says, oh, yeah, we're going to vote down ticket. I'm just, like I said,

28:20 this is the best. No, no, no, no. No, this is, hey, it's a great, just call it a theory. It's Mo's little tack board with yarn. He's connecting the little thumbs up. That's my VP theory. I love it. And since I'm going there, they pushed the 25th amendment. Was it 25th Amendment? I think, was that what it is? The one where if a president is incapacitated, they could get Joe out of there in a year. Oh, they could joke and hand on the Bible and you're out. I mean, that's how fast it could be. We've seen it. So this is setting up, like I said, if the play works,

29:02 as I think my theory goes, whoever's steering her or the situation, quarterback in this situation, had all their bases covered. You go over, you get what tangibles really mean, and we'll draw up some talking points. You know, you heard on the last show, you read Joe Biden's lift every something. And you know what? Go ahead, say it. What was it? No, no. Lift the voices. Oh, man. Come on. You should know. It's the opening of the song. Yeah, it was up. it was Lift Every Voices. Sing. That's the song. Yeah. But he kind of lifted that. But then he also touched the third rail because remember, we said, all Rosenthal lifts all boats.

29:47 So they kind of weave together like these dog whistles. I know I'm going off the rails, but yeah, it was Lift Every Voice. That's what it was. Lift Every Voice. So, yeah. So I'm thinking, yeah. This is a globalist coup, as the last clip said. Bear with me on this next clip. It's another robo clip, and I promise you I won't do too many of these throughout the episodes, but I had to because of the information. Being invited to join the CFR is a big thing in a politico's career, signifying that one has received the Deep State's basic seal of approval.

30:24 Abrams is not merely a CFR member, but as the following will show, she has been selected and groomed for special boosting by the CFR's network of power, including the Brookings Institution, the Aspen Institute, TED Talks, PowerPack Plus, the fake news media matrix, and now, of course, Bilderberg. She was also chosen as a keynote speaker at the 2014 PowerPack Plus conference entitled Race Will Win the Race: The Progressive Path to Victory. Wow. As one might gather from the conference title, the power mad folks at PowerPack Plus don't mind being explicitly and shamelessly racist, as long as exploiting race results in progressive victories.

31:02 PowerPack Plus is the very serious hobby horse of radical activist Stephen Phillips and his billionaire heiress wife, Susan Sandler. According to Ballotpedia, Sandler's Power Pack Plus pumped $10 million into supporting Abrams' campaign, while George Soros dropped $1 million into the Georgia Democratic Party to aid her. There you go. Soros. This is very interesting. This is all in the show notes. You'll love this. The PowerPack Plus team. Steve Phillips. How about that name, though? The race will win the race will win. The race will win the race. Race will win the race. I know. Who writes this? If you wanted a good slogan, come talk to me. I would have gone with more.

31:47 The skin will get you in. I mean, something. Right. Well, so there's a little on this website, this little banner, Race Will Win the Race, the Progressive Path to Victory. How do you like that? Damn. It's tokenism. Well, you know, it's run by the Steve Phillips guy, the founder of Democracy in Color. Or I don't know what the hell that means. But the title is. Okay. Oh, I get it here. She's senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.

32:26 It's just one of these out little outshoots. So the way that works is the Center for American Progress is that's where all the money comes in. And they'll fund these little things. I bet you if I went and looked for it, you'd see that they probably have about a million dollars a year. And they get it from the big boys, from the Center for the Center for American Progress. So this is just little. Yeah, but it's Stacy on both sides. You see what I'm saying? So she's on the cap board, but she's also over here.

33:04 And by the way, everyone does take salaries. You'd be surprised. So we talked about the Council for Foreign Relations, right? I found this interesting clip of Hillary Clinton talking about the CFR. Thank you very much, Richard. And I am delighted to be here in these new headquarters. I have been often to, I guess, the mothership in New York City. But it's good to have an outpost of the council right here down the street from the State Department. We get a lot of advice from the council, so this will mean I won't have this far to go to be told what we should be doing and how we should think about the future.

33:53 The mothership. Yeah, to be told what we should be doing and how we should be thinking. Yeah. That's what it is. It's a drinking club. She called it the mothership. Wow. So that is that is a pretty good clip, bro. I'll give you that. So, of course, all of this praise and celebration comes at a price. When you're called up to the big leagues, everything you do comes at a cost. And of course, Stacey Abrams' cost is to lie for Joe Biden. Here's Stacey Abrams.

34:35 She's the neoliberal darling now, though everybody wants her to be Joe Biden's vice president. She is also going to disappoint you. She is also going to legislate in favor of the machine. She is not going to legislate in favor of people, progressives, or anybody else except the machine. That's why she's, well, watch what she says. Believe that those allegations have to be investigated by credible sources. So now she says she believes those allegations. She doesn't believe women. She believes those allegations. They went from we believe women to we believe those allegations need to be investigated.

35:14 That's quite a transformation politically, isn't it? We believe all women to we believe that all allegations should be investigated by credible sources. So now do you understand that everything the Democrats have done for the last four years to try to make Donald Trump seem like an icky guy who's worse morally than them is now all wiped away? Yeah, I don't know about that, but it certainly shows the hypocrisy of some people. It's the leverage point. If you run a clean, clean candidate, then you could take the high road.

35:52 But when you start comparing the negatives, they check a lot of the same boxes. So then you have to say, well, what is Joe good at? And he's really not good at anything. No, no, not really. What is his play? Now, since we're talking conspiratorial. Well, we know that I think, I think you know that it almost feels like Joe even knows it. You know, he's just the vehicle. He's the vehicle to bring in the next president of the United States because Joe will be out. He won't even last a year. Or he might not even be calling in the shots at all. I mean, like you said, hello, Captain Obvious. Dude, the guy can't think for two seconds.

36:37 I feel very sad. I'm over it. I'm over the fact that it's elder abuse. I'm over feeling sad for him. It's like, this is just cruel. Well, nothing else new. Well, this is how I handle Joe Biden. I judged Joe Biden off of everything in his past, not the current, right? I mean, because it's not even fair to that's kind of low-hanging fruit to go there with him now. Fair point. But he has enough in his past that, I mean, when he was actually, you know, in his right mind, that you can judge him that. But Stacey Abrams keeps lying for Joe, so let's continue. It's all gone. Your whole campaign strategy for the last four years that he's a Russian, that's been wiped away. And that you're a better person than him morally.

37:22 It's all wiped away because Joe Biden is not a better person than Donald Trump. In fact, he's maybe a little worse. He's certainly killed more people. He certainly killed more people. And he's lied more, actually. I know that sounds crazy, right? Well, he's had more opportunity. Here's more, Stacey Abrams. The New York Times did a deep investigation, and they found that the accusation was not credible. Okay, that's a lie. That's not true. That's not what happened. Our investigation made no conclusions either way, said the New York Times. Wow. So that's the big talking point that

38:07 people like Stacey Abrams and other surrogates for Joe Biden have been saying is that the New York Times did an investigation and they found out it's not credible. Well, actually, what they found out was that they made our investigators made no conclusion either way. That was really it was also some deep-ass reporting. I wish I wish I knew the exact quote, but there was something like, you know, nothing could be affirmed about Joe Biden about sexual harassment, you know, other than some fondling in the past. No patterns were established.

38:49 I mean, the guy is always touching people. And it's on video. I mean, that's the crazy thing. It's all if you just watch it with a, I mean, just as unbiased, it just doesn't sit right with you. You know, especially with the kids, that's what really bothers me. And if your name is, and I'm not talking about like some rigged up YouTube video, I'm talking about if you just go to C-SPAN and watch some of these swearing-in ceremonies, it's totally weird. But can I get a pick-me for Stacey Abrams? Because she's working hard for her money. Please pick me.

39:35 Please fick me. That should be her ringtone. That'd be perfect for her. Well, let's let Stacey wrap up with her lying to CNN. Please fick me. In fact, that lie has triggered more people to talk about it. Believe that those allegations have to be investigated by credible sources. The New York Times did a deep investigation and they found that the accusation was not credible. I believe Joe Biden. I believe that he is a person who has demonstrated that his love of Joe Biden. They went from I believe all women to I believe Joe Biden.

40:15 Family, his love of our community has been made perfectly clear through his work as a congressional leader and as an American leader. I know Joe Biden and I think that he is telling the truth and that this did not happen. Wow. That's awesome. And I think Stacey Abrams probably, I think, I think probably they should reveal that Stacey Abrams is interested in becoming vice president. I'm sure that. I didn't see this whole interview. I'd be surprised if people don't know that by now. But yeah, you're right. They certainly should disclose that. I mean, why wouldn't she love him? I love him. Right.

40:53 I love him. I just love him. Hey, Joe. Look at me. You know, there's something beautiful taking place in the entire media landscape where we've got deconstruction of deconstruction. This is Dorsey, right? His show. What's the guy's show? I'd like him. What's his name? It's Jimmy Dore. Jimmy Dore. Jimmy Dore. That's what I mean. Jimmy Dore. Very good format, interesting. He's kind of, you know, he swings all over the place, which I like with his just, it's an interesting show. But he's deconstructing and we're deconstructing his deconstruction.

41:31 My point is, the public is not stupid anymore. It just doesn't work when you go to the New York Times and say, well, you know, it really seems like that was a nice, deep report. Or you go wherever it is, you know, on MSNBC. Well, totally, it's all done. It's all taken. Don't have to worry about it. They used to be, that's all you have to do, interview in the Times. Okay, maybe we'll do the Washington Post, do 60 Minutes. I mean, really, if you had to do the full Sunday morning shows, what do they call it, a full Condoleezza Rice? I think that's what it is. And you do all the Sunday morning shows. That's how the world used to be run. And that was it. That was the story. And you could yak about it at the water cooler.

42:16 But now look at what we're able to find. Look what we're able to compare. Look at what we're able to put together. So I don't know why anyone thinks that still works. I mean, they clearly do. Stacey Abrams is right there. Oh, as long as I just say it here and say it this way, it'll be so. I don't have to worry about it. Can I always point to the New York Times? And there it is. Well, the problem is you have a bunch of people trying to preserve their jobs and they're just like, you know, it's an echo chamber. Of course. Oh, yeah, this worked. This worked in 84. You know, it put this candidate over the top.

42:53 As you can hear, anything that shakes anything up, even I didn't think it was a bad idea for Joe and Stacey to come out on their ticket from the opening. But they're so rattled that it's something different that it just, it doesn't register with them. And like you said, they think people are dumb. We're not dumb. We have YouTube. You know, we can, we have clips and we have social media. And every little thing that you say now is captured and screenshotted and links. And it's just so much information. And as this plays out, you're going to start to hear that a lot of opposing sides are starting to agree on some very some fundamental things.

43:42 Yeah, so yeah, so fundamental things. And Jimmy Dore is on the left. Yeah. So if these are the people that they need to turn out to vote, right? So they're saying, oh, yeah, they're going to be held to the same standard they had with Kavanaugh. It's not the fact it's the right. I mean, the Republicans aren't going to vote for you. So, I mean, they already look at you as a hypocrite. But people that actually are not caught up under the spell, and we talk about this all the time. If you're not under the spell, then you smell the BS. Yep. Easily. And I think. more and more people are waking up and the spells are not working anymore.

44:24 Well, that's, I'm, I'm hopeful that the Rona did that. I think a lot of people got overloaded. They got really tired. And they saw all the experts, everybody having different opinions, different things taking place, things happening not the way they were supposed to, models, data, things changing. I think they're like, screw it. You're all full of crap. Which, of course, wear a mask, don't wear a mask. You know, it's like wear a mask, to back, don't wear a mask. It's like, which one is it? You people don't know anything what you're talking about. And I just think people are getting a lot smarter. The ones that pay attention. Then you just have the wiser. No, they're wising up. Well, more and more.

45:04 Again, never underestimate the American public. And I'm excited just to be part of it. Well, Stacy wasn't the only woman of color or colored woman throwing her hat in the ring. We had a lot of people. Wait a minute. So when you say person of color, woman of color, I got to be like in the background, like diamond and silk. So let's try it out. So Stacey Abram was the only woman of color. I wasn't ready. Okay, do it again. Stacey Aben wasn't the only woman of color. Colored woman. See, I got it. Now I got it. Now I got it. Okay. So wherever we go, that's what I do.

45:48 Okay. That's my gig now. All right. Thank you. It's called a hype man. That's cool. It's good with me. Well, she wasn't the only, we have Kamala Harris. Let's just go down the list. Stacey Abrams. And this is, for lack of better, no pun intended. Nina Turner is the dark horse because she's Bernie Sanders' right-hand woman and has been. Well, we have Nina Turner on with our favorite two left-leaning media people, Sagar and Crystal Ball. And she talks about maybe if she'll be VP.

46:30 Those are not, you know, defeating President Trump and making a demand are not mutually exclusive. Those two things go together. It is both true that President Trump is a horrible president and that's keeping it PG. And it is also true that the Democratic nominee has to show folks what he will do to make the changes in their lives that they need, not just to survive, but to thrive. People have been surviving for the last 40 years. We need to get into thrive mode. And that's not too much to ask. Have we talked about her very much? I don't think so. No, we haven't talked about her very much at all. I'm not even in the Sanders episode. Because I had, like I said, these clips build up, right?

47:13 So it's like some things I was like, ah, well, we can't really go deep into that rabbit hole on one show because I don't want to get lost. So I store these things back and I'll come back around to it. That's all good. Now she just said here, you know, voting Trump out and making demands are not mutually exclusive, right? So why is it that when we held Bernie Sanders to that about reparations, and you know, we're tired of just surviving for 400 years, Bernie, not 40. We want to thrive, she was tone deaf. She's supposed to be the person in Bernie Sanders' ear. Why was he so tone deaf on reparations?

47:57 This just goes to lean more towards my theory of him being a control opposition because that shouldn't have been a blind spot for him with Nina Turner and Killer Mike and other people that was in his corner, but it was. So I just found that interesting that she's talking about making demands now when it's coming to the general, but when foundational blacks or native blacks or however you want to put it, we're making it. I'm trying to see kind of who she rolls with. It's not very apparent that she rolls with any particular clan, just looking from her political history. She's a Bernie Burner.

48:39 So she's a burner, which means you really have no place in today's Democrat Party. You're just not going to be accepted. You got no shot from the outset unless there's some kind of odd thinking that you'd get all of the vote by having some Bernie smell attached to her. But then you wind up, you know, if you follow through the plan, then you got her as president. Well, I think this play, I don't think the Biden camp is ever considering her. No. I think this play. was to elevate her into another echelon of conversation because Bernie's going to ride off into the sunset, right?

49:23 So you have to have somebody take that role. Slip into the vacuum. Right. And I think this was a very orchestrated, and you're going to hear it later, very orchestrated interview. And this goes to show you, even the people that you consider credible or unbiased as possible in media still use their platform to push to push their wants onto people. But that first clip was just to talk about why was he so tone deaf on reparations if you're in his ear? I don't understand this. I mean, to say, he said a hard no two times.

50:04 Right. I mean, in 16 and 20, and she's been on with him in both elections. So I don't understand why he was so lost. To continue on with Sanders and the black outreach, she talks more about it in this second clip. I mean, these things take time, and the African-American community is extremely loyal, extremely brand loyal. And what you had in 2016, as you had in 2020, were two candidates who, you know, for 30 years of their career have been one candidate, you know, running, well, both candidates have been running for president or been engaged in presidential politics for a very long time.

50:42 And so it takes time. I want people not to think the movement, the Sanders movement, our movement, because the movement belongs to us. It's really a young movement, relatively speaking. You know, he ran in 2016. He upended every notion of what it means to run and to tell people that you do deserve Medicare for all, college for all, et cetera. And then he repeated that in 2020. When you compare that to neoliberals or the corporate Democrats, that is young. And so this movement will only continue to grow and get bigger and get better. When it comes to the African-American community, Crystal, as you laid out, the millennials and the Z's were solidly in the corner of Senator Bernie Sanders.

51:25 You know, it's really too bad. I'm looking at her website, Ninaturner.org. She seems pretty cool, actually. No, she does. I mean, I don't have anything against her. I'm just saying that I'm showing how political power works. I guess what I'm saying is she's actually too cool to be even considered for this snake pit. Yeah, she probably is sincere and honest. She probably actually wants to change things from just looking at what I'm finding. So that disqualifies her. Disqualifies her. But she does see an opportunity because the top of that of the Bernie

52:09 Sanders movement is gone. Bernie Sanders, I mean, he's not going to run again. No, no, no. So I think she's leveraging herself to be a political power because if you know she kept saying the movement is young and belongs to us, belongs to us. Please pick me. Right. So I play these two clips that set up this third clip. Now, just listen to how orchestrated, in my opinion, this next segment goes. He should pick a leader who has sway and who will excite those parts of the Democratic coalition.

52:51 Elizabeth Warren has gotten asked if she would serve as vice president. Stacey Abrams is out there making her pitch to serve as vice president. Nina, if you were asked to serve as vice president to Joe Biden, would you? Oh my God, Crystal, no, you just didn't do that to me right here on the ride. I don't have to worry about that fantasy. It's not going to happen. You know, I'm too much, too much of a truth teller for the corporate is damned. But would I? Please pick me. Did you hear the setup? Like, oh, how dare you? Oh, my. I can't believe you did that. I'm clutching my pearls.

53:37 That was the worst acting I have ever seen to Sharknado. Good line. Hey, man. I have friends who play in Sharknado. I'm sorry. Yes. You know, Kari Wuhr? No. I think she's one of the stars. Okay. I've never seen the movies, but I mean, I'm putting Kari in the show notes. I'm putting Kari Wurr in the show notes. She got a mention. But this is clearly. this escalates, you know, or elevates for a better word, Nina into, you know, how it's going to play out. Well, in 2020, she was into the VP discussion. Oh, yeah. Well, this is

54:23 a former VP. When you say considered or something like that, considered as a VP candidate, you know, on the short list. That's all I said. She was on the short list. Short possible. Yeah, yeah, VP shortlisted. But she does, that's what she does. I mean, she's a commentator. I think she makes her money doing that right now. Yes. I'm just saying that it was, I don't blame her for doing it because it was a great power move. I'm just saying the way it played out was like, oh, you didn't know they were going to ask this. It's like, come on. And then the whole video was titled Nina Turner Reveals Whether She Will Serve as Biden's Vice President or not.

55:07 This whole thing was built around the act. What? There's gambling going on. I'm shocked. So that's the wrap on the whole VP thing. They have to get a woman of color. A colored woman. Thank you. Hallelujah. They have to get a woman of color. I think Stacey Abrams is the big money's choice. I mean, of course, if her and Bloomberg are cool like that, he's going to, you know, he's going to make his demands that she may be picked.

55:48 Well, this is Kamala. This is a very important line. This is a very important point. Bloomberg plays a big role. If he brings out the money, he's going to have a big thing to do. So it'd be interesting. It's going to be very interesting. And I just don't know. But you foreshadowed Mr. Obama. And in the recent weeks, he came out and he endorsed Joe Biden. He sure did.

56:25 So that's going to take us into the B-block. Today, Barack Obama, Barack Hussein Obama, endorsed Joe Biden for president. Let's play that clip. But if there's one thing we've learned as a country from moments of great crisis, it's that the spirit of looking out for one another can't be restricted to our homes or our workplaces or our neighborhoods or our houses of worship. It also has to be reflected in our national government. The kind of leadership that's guided by knowledge and experience, honesty and humility, empathy and grace. That kind of leadership doesn't just belong in our state capitals and mayor's offices.

57:08 It belongs in the White House. And that's why I'm so proud to endorse Joe Biden for president of the United States. Okay. Is this going to matter? No, not at all. Zero. This guy, I don't understand. This is what I understand. You have the money. You have the power, right? You have the name. You're the first black president. Why not just let you know this come out and say, you know what, black folks? We're not voting until we get reparations. You've already been elected. Why not say that? I know I'm dreaming.

57:52 Well, now, these are all very good questions. He could be king. I mean, like, to be honest with you, if he came out and said that, what I've just said, he would probably be the most powerful man in politics. Yes, but there's obviously something else going on. Of course. Visited Kenya as the first sitting American president to come from Kenya. Sorry. No, his real problem is right now, he effed up. They tried to cover up what they were doing with the FBI and the Trump campaign, and

58:37 he's going to have to come to account for that. So that, I mean, I think the only reason he said there's a whole bunch of agendas going on for Joe Biden, in my view, to have Joe Biden in there. And one of them is there's a big criminal ring with some really crappy things that took place in politics on political rivals. Obama was a part of it. Joe was a part of it. Clinton was a part of it. A lot of people. people took part in this. It's unfolding as we speak, and documents are being declassified. And this is why Obama could not just do no matter what he, he could have done anything.

59:18 You're telling me all he could do was come up with two crappy Netflix documentaries. Come on now. No, no, no. I'm practicing. No. I think he was too busy and preoccupied with not getting busted on this. And a lot of people's business is connected to this. So Joe is the vehicle to keep control. That's why Joe must win. Must win. That's true. But if he comes out and wraps himself in the talking points of tangibles and reparations, he will be untouchable.

1:00:02 Well, he would completely be untouchable. But what I'm saying, we know he can't do that because he has so many corporate interests in being back. I mean, he went through the same thing that Stacey Abrams went through. I'm just going to say it. Obama doesn't care about black people. Let me just say it. He doesn't care about white people. He doesn't care about anybody but himself. Now, I think you, I think, let me make my point clear. I'm talking about for his self-serving interest as a, you know, as we pointed out before, if you have black people behind you or so-called black people, or quote-unquote, black people behind you, the press really doesn't mess with you if it's no, if you have the majority of people behind you, right?

1:00:46 Because it's like, you know, it's kind of how like Bill Cosby fell off because he had his pound cake moment. Black people stopped messing with him and then he was an open target, right? The same, I'm not saying he did or didn't do it. I'm just saying if you have the people behind you, then it's more protection. But he's not aware of that. And it's very, it would be very easy for him to do, but he didn't. And I think we're saying the same thing. And the reason why he's not aware because he doesn't care. He doesn't, he doesn't know. To him, reparations is not a concept that he even, I think, even really understands. Certainly not at heart, not in his soul. Well, at 08, he said he's not for cash payments.

1:01:30 He said that in 08. So, I mean, that lets you know what he's saying. I'm just saying for self-preservation, if I was in his shoes, I would get the people behind me, especially how this thing is stacking up against him. That way, he could say, man, they've been trying to get me since 08, you know, kind of thing. Well, that wow, okay, well, that would be a very different Obama. That is not his style. He's above it all. That's why he's on the run. That's why he's on the run. He's in trouble. Yeah. No, I agree. I think he's in big trouble with all of this. Poor guy. He got suckered into it. Yeah. And Karen Hunter asked a question: Does this help? Let's listen to her guests answer that question.

1:02:12 Is this too soon? Is it going to matter? 8668-018255. Does this endorsement matter, Drew? I think anything that Barack Obama does in the election cycle is going to matter, right? I think at this point, it has to matter for not just for Joe Biden, but it also has to have some significance for Barack Obama. We saw in the last election cycle that Barack Obama put the entire force of his presidency, of his popularity, of his notoriety and his respect behind Hillary Clinton, and it didn't get her over the finish line.

1:02:57 It has to. It has to have an impact for Joe Biden. It's going to have to, or it will reflect negatively on, I feel like, Barack Obama's legacy. I agree with that. And I was going to say, I don't, it didn't feel like he put the full force behind Hillary. It didn't. To me, really? Really, no. That sounds like it to me. That sound effect said it all. He said, oh. This is, see, this is exactly why you heard Karen Hunt in our last show talking the talk, you know, using the catchphrases.

1:03:39 And, you know, but then she jumps right back. Oh, I'm not a Democrat or a Republican. You know, I mean, that kind of thing, right? I'm for the people. But she goes right back into Demo saying Democrat bot because she knows, just like I know, just like her guest knows, Barack Obama Obama put. put everything he had behind Hillary Clinton. Yep. All the capital. And I'm not saying that. I came with proof. And the proof comes from our very first show, Adam. Oh, my goodness. This is what we call really old receipts. Right. These are, yeah, these are carbon copy receipts. Still from the credit card machine.

1:04:23 It goes, right. This is from the Congressional Black Caucus. Obama urges African Americans to vote one. If I hear anybody saying their vote does not matter, then it doesn't matter who we elect. Read up on your history. It matters. We've got to get people to vote. In fact, if you want to give Michelle and me a good send-off, and that was a beautiful video, but don't just watch us walk off into the sunset now. Get people registered to vote. If you care about our legacy, realize everything we stand for is at stake.

1:05:05 All the progress we've made is at stake in this election. My name may not be on the ballot, but our progress is on the ballot. That's right. My legacy. My legacy. My legacy. That's what I'm talking about. See how he talks to us? Well, he said our legacy, but you know what he meant. Right. But what I'm saying is the tone. And I brought this up on the first show. Yes, you did. The tone. Listen to tone. Now, listen to the tone of how he talks when he talks to General America, right? But he talks to us like he talks down. He talks down. Right. But, and Karen knew this. If I know this, she should know this.

1:05:46 She's, you know what I'm saying? She's the big time show host over at Sirius Radio, and her host knew this, but she, oh, she, I don't think he put everything behind Hillary. He sit here and just chastise black folks. And well, let me just, it's interesting because when I hear that, of course, after I heard it with you, and after you told me, after you said, well, look, he's scolding us. To me, it's like, I didn't hear that the first time. Like, he could be saying that to anybody, but it's very specific.

1:06:31 And it really matters to it, really matters to African Americans. When he's talking down like that, there's something there that's a dynamic that I just don't know. Right. There's a tone that he only uses for us. Yeah. Exactly. And he didn't stop there. He continues on. And after we have achieved historic turnout in 2008 and 2012, especially in the African-American community, I will consider it a personal insult, an insult to my legacy.

1:07:09 If this community lets down its guard and fails to activate itself in this election, you want to give me a good sentence? Go vote. Activate. Activate. Activate. He didn't even. He didn't even hold back. He activated it. Not even covering. Just activate. Right. That's pretty amazing. So this is why. But you know what? You know what I hear now? Now I hear desperation. I hear a little bit of desperation that I didn't hear before. Now that we're seeing the wheels coming off of his gliding off into the sunset.

1:07:48 Well, let's put it in a proper perspective, too. He knew what was hanging out there that's now coming to light four years later. Yes, he did. When he's saying my legacy, he's not talking about the bills that he, you know, and the things that he helped get passed as president, you know, or the agendas that he pushed. He's talking about literally his reputation and presidency. It's amazing. Like I said, but people like Karen Hunter, I don't think he put everything but how could she say that?

1:08:29 How could she say that? How could she say that? I don't know. You know what? I don't know. I don't know. This goes what you were talking about earlier: that we have the tape. You can't hide it from us anymore. Well, it's probably just sadness, I guess, that he put all of the legacy in. It didn't make a difference. You still got to uphold the guy. He's a symbol for the party. He's a symbol for America still. It just doesn't have the juice anymore. I don't think he is a symbol for America anymore. No, for people who are not Americans.

1:09:14 Yeah, I don't think he. I mean, I don't think he has, he has burned every bridge. Hispanics don't care for him because, you know, I have the talking points. Again, he's a symbol for America. That's what people from outside America see. That's what I meant by that. Okay. Not so much for obviously not for Americans because, like, whatever. Thanks, bro. But for outside, it's like, oh, yeah, Barack Obama. It's even worse than it is here. Look from the outside the U.S. looking in. Yeah, he's a brand. He's still a brand. Absolutely. Absolutely. But let's listen to the final clip from Karen Hunter talking about the Obama endorsement.

1:09:57 I didn't feel like he put everything behind Hillary Clinton to win. And I think this is different. I think his relationship with Joe Biden is different. I think, you know, his history with Joe Biden. And I also kind of feel like Barack Obama is kind of telling us that he's in too. Like, I envision that Joe Biden's presidency is not just about him being commander in chief, but about the coalition he's going to put together that will lead this country, but also kind of put us in a position where we have all of these people. I think Hillary's going to join in. You know, like folks that have experience, that have knowledge, that know where bones are buried, but more importantly, that have resources to come together to put the economy back, to put humanity back.

1:10:41 I think, you know, I feel like this was kind of telegraphing. This is going to be a coalition. It's not just going to be a one-man band. Yeah, I think that that's the main thing that people need to start to get and to feel. One of the things that the Biden campaign has got to do is they've got to showcase to America that this is not just about Joe Biden. This is about the coalition that Joe Biden brings back. Exactly. A technocratic presidency. He's got weekended Bernie's and Joe's propped up with a smile on his face with his aviators. And they got all the other people doing all their little bits and bobs, doing their thing for the party.

1:11:25 Basically, it's the third term for Barack. Well, you have Hillary chipping in. You have Hillary chipping in. It's a third term for the people who are running Barack. That's what it is. Yes. Correct. Correct. That's a fair statement. So, but that's what they're saying. You can hear it now. That's going to be the talking point. It's a coalition. You know, it's the Obama coalition. Let's listen for that. Yeah. You're right. You're right. The Obama, the coalition. That's right. We'll have advisors, you know, smart people. And I'm not the only one that detected this because I know I go to Sagar.

1:12:02 And the reason why I go to Sagar and Crystal Ball and Jimmy Doerr, because I don't want to hear the corporate left because all they're going to do is carry the lines. I mean, and these are very enjoyable enjoyable to watch. Door is cool. I don't watch Crystal Ball's show at all, but if I come across an episode, I'll watch it. It's very, and they, you know, and who gives a crap? They're not crazy. They're just, they have, they're leftists, but they're not nuts. And they understand modern media because they people like chunks. They like their news in chunks, right? I mean, now, nobody sits down and watches an hour program, a two-hour news program.

1:12:45 No, that's more. Let me get the segment I want to see. That's what podcasts are for. Right. I mean, because we take the hours. Yeah, we take away from the. Yeah, exactly. We've ruined the news documentary. Right. So it's just, it just fits because they understand it. And it's like, let me talk about this one topic for maybe 15 minutes and get in and get out. But with that said, we're going to listen to Sagar's view on the Obama endorsement. And the best part is, as risers know, we already have a test case for this. Her name was Hillary Clinton. And here is what happened the last time Barack Obama put it all on the line for her.

1:13:28 In fact, if you want to give Michelle and me a good send off, and that was a beautiful video, but don't just watch us walk off into the sunset now. Get people registered to vote. And by some miracle, if Biden does become president, what exactly is he going to do? I posed this question yesterday on Twitter after Obama's announcement, noting that Biden doesn't really have a platform. He kind of just. just exists as a husk onto which all establishment figures project their desires upon. Yes. Exactly. Exactly. And how is it that Sagar could know that Obama put everything behind Hillary Clinton? Actually, he had the same clip I had to a Karen Hunter. Oh,

1:14:11 he didn't put everything behind her. Knock it off. This is why these people have to be called out. I know it may seem like I'm riding on somebody. No, when you're disingenuous and you set out to trick people and rewrite history, then you come in my radar and I have to address it. Do you think that Sagar was maybe a Hillary voter? I'm not, I can't really figure out his politics because I don't know. I don't think so. Because if I were someone who was supporting Hillary Clinton in 2016, I don't think I would say Obama

1:14:53 gave it his all. He put a lot of his political capital in there, but I think he couldn't have done a lot better with the personal push. But he hates Hillary, so I think he gave her more than she deserved from him. And that's the other thing that nobody ever talks about. Considering their relationship, he gave it his all. I mean, we had to look at it through that lens because 08 was dirty. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Let's remind people that Hillary Clinton was the racist in 08.

1:15:32 She was hoping that Barack Obama got her campaign. It was her campaign people in 2008 who started the birth certificate. That was her people. That's fake news, Adam. That's fake news, right? Well, no, it's not fake news. Go. I've read the documents. I know all the elite secrets. Right. The turbine pictures, all that was a Democratic strategy. All of that stuff. Right. But I mean, it's just amazing how history was rewritten in 2016 where none of that ever happened. And Bill Clinton did say Barack Obama would be carrying their bags in South Carolina.

1:16:13 That's right. That's right. Let's just not forget that. So, considering all of that, I don't think he really liked Hillary and really probably didn't want her to get elected. But in some way, he did because he knew what was hanging out there. So, I mean, he was in a very strange place. Allow me to just look at it one different way. Obama really never had much control. He was run by Brennan, in my opinion, run by the CIA. I mean, all the policy, everything. It's how he got through. He has zero, almost zero real political experience when he got to the job.

1:16:55 He didn't hire Hillary Clinton for Secretary of State because he felt pity or, oh, she'd be great for the job. No, she was part of that machine that was running him. He had no choice. So it's very true. That's how I see it. I mean, I don't see, oh, well, yes, I'll bring in Hillary. That'll be great. She'll be great for the No! She was running massive deals. She was involved with everybody. Well, she was running massive deals for who? The CFR from the mothership. Well, yes. Because that statement was from when she was at the U.S. U.S. Department, U.S. State Department. Yeah. So

1:17:39 she was running the same plays. She was running plays for the same people that's empowering Stacey Abrams. So, I mean, nothing's changed. It's just the faces have changed. Exactly. With that said, and I'm going to stop saying that, but let's continue on. Going back to Jimmy Dore, he says that Obama is gaslighting people with his endorsement. Joe has the character and the experience to guide us through one of our darkest. Joe has no character. Joe is literally a sociopathic liar. People knew this the first time he ran for president. He had to drop out because they showed videotapes of him lying over and over and over and over again.

1:18:25 Said he graduated top of his class. He didn't. Said he had a double major. He didn't. Okay. Said he gave speeches that were for other politicians' speeches in England. Said it was his. He did this all in public. Look what he did to Anita Anita Hill. Hill. This is the guy. So, right now, you guys told me Kavanaugh was the worst thing in the world, but now Joe Biden is okay. And you wonder why we have Trump and heal us through a long recovery. And I know he'll surround himself with good people. Experts, scientists, military officials who actually know who actually tell us we should invade Libya, drop 26,000 bombs on Syria, tell us we should open the Arctic to drilling whenever Shell Oil asks.

1:19:16 Tell us to build cages to put immigrants in. We should gas immigrants at the that's the kind of experts Joe Biden's going to put in his cabinet. The Joe Coalition, the Joe Co., the Joe Coalition, everybody. Joe Co. That's right. You're picking up on a lot of good stuff there, Mo, with the coalition. I'd really caught all that when you put it all together. Makes sense. Well, Jimmy's not holding back. And this is the point why I use these set of clips. If I go to Fox News, get the same exact information, the people like, oh, well, Fox News is just hating.

1:19:57 You know, they're just, they're going to tear Obama down any chance they get. This is coming from the left. This is coming from quote-unquote Democratic socialists. Leaning people. This is not coming from your far-right talking think tanks and talking points. No. Kids in Cages. You heard Jimmy Doerr say himself that that came from Obama's time in office. You wouldn't hear this on MSNBC. You won't hear this on CNN. So it's this weird. You're getting these strange

1:20:41 coalitions forming where it's anti-establishment or anti-globalist versus globalists. That's the divide now. It's not more Democrat-Republican. And it's not only in the political sphere. It's making it down to the people. Do you think that Jimmy Doerr is an anti-globalist? I would say so. I would think so. Because he's pro-worker. It's a weird relationship because I think it's like pro-people versus pro-I mean, like pro-establishment, right?

1:21:26 That's why I said these. Anti-establishment. Yeah. Well, it's this. I'm not sure how it is. It's maybe not so much a coalition as it is a tribe. And this is what I've identified, you know, this tribal media where you have groups of people and they congregate around like a media property. So, but they cross over. So Joe Rogan is another example. I think Rogan Rogan is actually quite non-political, which I think represents a large portion of people who are, you know, I want to vote for someone. You know, I like this part, but they're not really that deeply involved.

1:22:09 Yeah, but when it's there, but now there's voice, so they have a voice. This voice was never possible in, if you look at just talk shows, talk radio in general, always been a more like Republican conservative medium. They've tried it so many times. Actual talk radio on the left, Air America was one. Massive failure. And I think it's because just free form of thought is frowned upon by leftist media. They want it scripted. They want the sound dead in PR.

1:22:48 This is what's happening in politics. So they want that script and they want rigorous and kind of militaristic. And that's what you have when it comes to most media. And opinion has always been a television media of the left. The television opinion has always been a medium of the left. And I think it's lost on them. The worst thing you probably can be in this era is a hypocrite. Right. More than anything else. That's because that's what the exposed culture is all about, right? Because what person says one thing and I can go get the receipts to prove they said another thing.

1:23:31 Right. Well, but people have very short memories because they'll blame the administration for not doing enough when Tony Fauci is. is a hero, but he was saying the same thing everyone else was saying two months ago. So, and the people that buy into that, there's no saving them. Thank you. Exactly. I just think, but I will say this: when enough people, when we hit that saturation point, I don't know what that number is, then the truth starts to change. We knew some of the stories about Joe Biden

1:24:10 years ago. Sure. But when you look at it through the hypocrisy lens, now it's like, oh, he's a he fails, right? Because it's like, and then everybody that supports him fail as well. Because it's well, you were after Kavanaugh, you're after Trump. Now, this is the standard that's been set. When we hold him up against the standard, everybody looks like he's a hypocrite. Right. And I think that's the worst thing you can be in today's society. So I think that that's what it boils down to. Well, we have to venture over and get the Boulevard

1:24:52 on Biden's Obama's endorsement for Biden. So we got to go see what Roland Martin's talking about. Oh, my friend. Yes, of course. Hey, Roland, come on in. Make a plan for how you are going to get involved. Keep taking care of yourself and your families and each other. Keep believing in the possibilities of a better world. And I will see you on the campaign trail as soon as I can. Thanks. Man, that's what a real president sounds like. Also, folks, a recent poll by Black Pack, an organization that helps get black people elected to the polls, revealed that Biden's chances for election increase if he sucks a black woman for his running mate.

1:25:34 38%. 30% of those polls said they already planned to vote for him, but that would make them more enthusiastic about it. 27% said it doesn't change much. 17% said it would make them more likely to vote for Biden. And 5% say it would make them more likely to turn out and vote. The reason why I played that clip while I played it is that was the natural transition from one story to the next. They played Obama's endorsement, talked about it for like two seconds, and then straight back into the black VP, black woman VP conversation. Yeah, incredible. I think the black woman VP has more power than Obama right now in the Democratic Party.

1:26:18 Obama has lost it, man. He's lost it. And I would never ever thought this would happen. It's very odd. Because he was the greatest magician we ever seen. Right. To cast to cast spells, right? I mean, he could get you, he could get you caught up with it, you know, with his verbal skills. He could get you all wound up. But it's funny because that's what a real president sounds like. I don't care how you sound. I care about what you do. But from the Boulev point of view, it's all about optics because that's their job.

1:26:59 Correct. Well, Roland Martin, he has this, and I didn't catch her name. She is talking head, and she chimes in on both the Obama endorsement and the going back to the VP, the Black Woman VP topic. Kelly, I want to start with you. Your thoughts on Obama's now in the game. Was that a great opening statement to begin with for Joe Biden? It's just refreshing to have somebody in the spotlight who knows more than 10 words at a time. It was just very nice to see someone who actually acts presidential.

1:27:38 I'll just say that. As regarding what he actually said, I mean, I don't see anything wrong with it. Like, he was absolutely right, specifically when he said Republicans aren't interested in progress. They're interested in power. And that has been evident for the past four or five years of Trump running for office and now having the presidency. It has been a whirlwind of cronyism, nepotism, xenophobia, racism, but more importantly, just power. All right. Oh, man. Yes, that's exactly what politics is about.

1:28:21 Power, yes. So, but you see their standard. Oh, he he sounds presidential and he acts presidential. I could give a rat's patuti how you act and sound. It's about how you. you wield your power when you're in office. And that goes to show you one of the things that nobody ever talks about is the amount of judges Obama didn't appoint. Everybody wants to say, oh, Trump is appointing hundreds of new judges, right? Yes, 300, 400. It's crazy. Right. That's because Obama didn't do his job. He was acting. He was an actor in chief. And yeah, I'm rallying.

1:29:01 I'm really railing on Obama here because that was the problem. These talking, these dinosaur talking heads, like Roland Martin and this other lady is talking. Yes, he looked presidential and he could use more than 10. I don't care if you use seven words. You know, two words. Reparations, tangibles. That's the only two words you need to know from me. Man, what would happen if Joe Biden said that all of a sudden, just like, tangibles, reparations? What's the thing, you know? Right? I wonder if they act the 25th Amendment before he even gets elected.

1:29:42 He would be out of there. They're like, oh, Joe, Joe split his lead. We got to get him out of here. You know, meanwhile, just while we're joking about this, the Democrats have proposed a $3 trillion additional stimulus package. Now, remember, reparations, a trillion dollars has been kind of like the number, right? We're just thrown out there. And this is all the magic money. It's modern monetary theory. It's immunized money. So it won't be inflationary, I think. That's what they say. It's magic. And China's not going to own us for doing this. But instead of, I mean, so they put together, just as a side note, they put together this bill.

1:30:25 I looked through it today. It's 1800 something or other pages. And what they did is just threw a whole bunch of bills together. All this little stuff, right down to don't break up the T-band frequencies for five for 64G, all kinds of stuff that have nothing to do with coronavirus. They could have easily, easily put a trillion in there for reparations. Easily. Now you see why I harped on the symbolism of them coming to us with $1 to $500 billion. And I'm telling you, it would have been like, fine, whatever. Because that's how it's going.

1:31:07 I mean, now we're up to almost $10 trillion. They're not really mentioning the true number, but it's going to be, if this passes, it'll be up to $10 trillion. I think 10% of the $10 trillion would have been okay. Let's go back to talk about what Corey Booker said on the last show. We couldn't even talk about it. These are his words. We couldn't even talk about this until now. So actually getting it? No, no, no. And I understand the likelihood of getting it is very low, but this is the same thing as open borders or reversing Roe versus Wade. You have your marker. By the way, in politics.

1:31:48 That they did put in. They put in all kinds of stipulations. You know, hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people who are undocumented in the United States work and pay taxes. And so they're illegally here. They pay taxes with the use of a TIN, a taxpayer information number, which the IRS gladly provides them. So what this bill proposes is that anyone who has a TIN, no matter what it is, Social Security number or just a TIN, they can now get stimulus payments and well, as well, retroactively to the past payment.

1:32:32 So just so you know, people of color, guess who's getting your money? And nobody says a damn thing except us. Yeah. So continue on with Roland Martin. The VP conversation comes back because they really didn't have anything to say about Obama. Kelly says that everything he said, it sounds right. Even though we heard Jimmy Dore and Sagar rip his endorsement apart piece by piece, saying how what he said was incorrect and he's the source of a lot of the problems.

1:33:16 But they carry the, they carry the party line here. And that, and that's real, what's being exposed here is these people that talk black don't walk black. They, they walk blue. So I guess we'll get into Roland Martin 2.1. Join Joe. Now, your second point regarding a black woman being vice president, I don't have a problem with that either, obviously. But it has to be the right black woman. It has to be somebody who aligns with the real core of the Democratic Party, with the crux of Joe Biden's platform and policymaking.

1:33:58 And I haven't seen anybody as of yet in the spotlight in that regard. I do have my personal pick on who that should be. But Val Demings. Okay. Yeah, Val Demings. And I haven't, but my thing is, I have not seen. Hello? No, go ahead. Go ahead. Okay. I have not seen the push for her so much as I've seen a push for Kamala Harris. Yeah, because public care. Well, yeah, but okay, but Kelly, there's a reason behind that. Val Demings didn't run for president. There's no reasoning behind it. No, Congresswoman Val Demings did not run for president. She did not have an entire infrastructure behind her.

1:34:38 And from a national stand, from a national standpoint, people only saw Congresswoman Val Demings on national level during the impeachment. I like another name, Crop. I like Val Demings. We've looked at her before, haven't we? I don't think on this show we haven't. We haven't. She's a cop. She's a former cop. That's what I'm saying about Kamala Harris. That's why I foreshadowed earlier in the show. Yeah, but she's a real cop. She's not Kamala Harris cop. This one's an actual law enforcement officer. But if the standard is being part of the industrial, what do they call it? Prison commercial. The prison industrial complex.

1:35:23 Industrial complex. She's a functioning member of that structure if you're looking at it from the left. But now it's like, and let me explain what we're hearing here. We have this lady, Kelly, and we're going to have a special guest chime in that supports what she says. But then we have Roland Martin taking up for his Boule's sister, Kamala Harris. The reason why I say that is Roland Martin is A5A, Alpha Phi Alpha. Kamala Harris is AKA, Alpha Kalpa Alpha. So that's why he's pushing back so hard against her

1:36:04 when she brings up Val Demings. And Roland knows that Kamala Harris is not politically viable because, I mean, we heard him on other shows and talk about like, oh, black men are attacking the Kamala Harris because who she married. Nobody cares about that. It's about her record and her playing the black role and the Asian role simultaneously. That's the things that got her in trouble. But that's what we're witnessing here. That's why I always come to Roland Martin's show because it's the greatest source that, I mean, of the Boulet perspective.

1:36:46 His show is a Boulet Bonanza. Yeah, it is. I mean, it has the official Boulet doctor on it. It has the Boule stamp of approval. Right. Chef Boulard. But let's listen to 3.1 and let's see who the special guest is agreeing on Kelly's pick. I will join you, Kelly. I think you are spot on, by the way. I just interviewed Val Demings today on my show. Law enforcement definitely is totally a badass in Congress.

1:37:28 But more importantly, she gives you Florida, which is a state. California is already around. You know, California is going to go for Joe Biden. Florida is one of those swing states that we absolutely need. And she's somebody who is not only well-liked in Florida. Hold up. How does she give him Florida? Because people are going to turn out. Florida just had an election, right? Where more than, was it four more than a million new voters who were formerly incarcerated, who were formerly disenfranchised, are now able to vote in Florida. But I'm not talking conventionally. I'm talking about what Joe Biden needs to win. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. But I'm asking. Men who sat out in 2016 because they didn't like Hillary Clinton. They do not like Kamala Harris.

1:38:12 They need to show up for somebody that they actually can't. So wait, wait, hold on. So you're saying. So hold up. You're saying that black men, one of the things we heard that black men didn't like Harris is because she's a prosecutor. So you're saying that. they're going to show up for a police chief? Yeah, because they're not the same. Yes, I am saying that. Wow. It's a tough toss-up there. Tough toss-up. It's not going to work. But it's amazing how Karen Hunter shows up on Roland Martin's show to push to push Val. Interesting. This is all orchestrated, and nobody's talking about Obama.

1:38:55 Did you see this? Yes. This is in sequential order of how the whole clip played out. I mean, it's almost as if Obama was just like a little PSA, just like a little sideshow. Okay, that's great. Okay, Brock, thanks. Obviously, that's great, but it's all, I think, because it's so expected. And it also, if you listen to Obama's endorsement, just really just thinking about it. Joe Biden is senile. This is not a secret. I'm not being mean. He's senile. It's over. It's like he should be enjoying himself.

1:39:35 Okay, so I'm way beyond that. It bothered me a lot early on. Now I don't care. For Obama to endorse a senile man for president, it's not credible. And Roland Martin knows that. And Karen knows that. It's not credible. They know it's bullcrap. Obama is he made a lot of things. He's smart. It's an intelligent man. He would not endorse a man who is senile for president unless there was a game plan. And that game plan is not clear because we don't have the VP who will actually be the next president.

1:40:15 And we've now been the party has been finagled into it having to be a woman. It has to be, get ready, a woman of color or a color woman. Exactly. But who's missing from this conversation? Well, a lot of people are missing, but Michelle. Stacey Abrams. I'm waiting for Michelle. No, Stacey Abrams is not in the conversation at all. Did you notice this? The Boule is not bringing her out. At all, at all. That's why I said she's an outside agent from Hollywood. I would put my money on Val Demings because Val Demings understands orders.

1:40:57 She understands what it is to be a cop. She understands what it is to be in a hierarchy. She can command, I'm sure she can command respect. She has a great, I think, a good look about her. I think she has a very good look. From Florida, there's a lot going for her. She didn't have the brand. And as the gentleman said in the Karen Hunter clips, black people are brand loyal, right? And she doesn't have the brand. Right. That's the problem. And obviously, she doesn't have the backing of the bullet because her name didn't even come up in this conversation. But we could come up with a branding, this branding strategy for Val. We could come up with it.

1:41:44 A law enforcement officer, no matter what, at what level, will not garner the vote that they need. The black vote, no. Right. And that's what this is all. This is all about black debation here, baby. I mean, that's what we talk about. Okay. And you missed something. Did you notice now the black man vote is the crown jewel? No. Play the end of that clip, maybe. It's funny because I did hear him say that, but I didn't understand it.

1:42:29 I mean, they both said it, but yeah. Let me just hear it here. They need to show up for somebody that they actually can. So wait, wait, hold on. So you're saying you're saying that black men, one of the things we heard that black men didn't like Harris is because she's a prosecutor. So you're saying they're going to show up for a police chief? Yeah, because they're not the same. Yes, I am saying let me see what she has to say. Sat out in 2016 because they didn't like Hillary Clinton. They're talking about what Joe Biden needs to win. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. But I'm asking that's why I didn't hear it because Roland's talking over. But here she's this is where she starts talking about black men. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. But I'm asking. Men who sat out in 2016 because they didn't like Hillary Clinton.

1:43:11 They do not like Kamala Harris. They need to show up for somebody that they actually can. Well, that is interesting. So all of a sudden, relevance is here, Moe Dust off your shoes, man. Get your spiffy suit ready because they're ready to take you seriously. So, let me get this straight. The people that didn't vote have the power. That's crazy. That's just crazy. Crazy concept. I wonder, why didn't anybody say this? I don't know, man. It's magic. But now you're coming back around, folks. You know, because

1:43:51 if they can guarantee you're going to show up, and that's the numbers he ran down, you know, people likely to vote. They're still going to vote, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But this, this segment and population, or the segment of the population that have said we're not voting, we hold the power. And if more people would get on code and on board, we would have more power. That's why we have to talk these people down. Down with Roland Martin. Down with Karen Hutter. Down with all the polay talking heads. And we'll talk for ourselves for now. I'm just here for the ride. That's very fun to watch. Down with Roland Martin.

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1:53:50 Please. But it's actually from the Chappelle show, and it's Dave making fun of Diddy. Dylan. You love you guys. Rock on. Yes. I learned. If anything, I've learned that on this show. Scott Grice, $10. Thank you, Mr. Moe, he says. Bob Klein, thank you, Bob, $10 as well. Andrew McPeak, $10. Mo, I thought the Big Mama episode was outstanding. After the show, I watched Soul Food Junkies. I think you will find it interesting. However, my main takeaway was how far it was to find it. For all of the streaming services available, I had to download Canopy and then into my library card info to watch it.

1:54:26 It's actually, Canopy's pretty good that way. I found that to be almost laughable. The one documentary that challenges the status quo around soul food is all but hidden from the audience. It could help the most keep up the great work. That's interesting. Have you seen the Soul Food Junkies? I was going to ask you what Canopy was. Well, Canopy, if I don't have Canopy, I can't find this documentary. Canopy is interestingly, it's very popular with college kids because it really has a lot of classic movies and it's free. As long as you have a library card, then you can stream these movies. And obviously, you're not going to get your typical blockbuster hits, but they've got a lot of good stuff like Soul Food Junkies.

1:55:11 So, yeah, Canopy. I'm going to look at it. I wonder if they may even have a Roku channel, to be honest, but I'll see if I can figure it out. Now, thanks, Andrew. This is how producers work. Financing the show, supporting it, and great info. Kevin Rowa comes in with $10. V4V, value for value. He's no stranger to the concept. James Holly rounds out our supports for today's show with $5. And he says he's looking for some Moe Karma. Hold on, Adam. Hold on, Adam. I gave such a terrible on-the-spot Mo Karma

1:55:51 that I had to redeem myself. Okay, here we go. So I have it lined up for you. I'm sending you tons of good authenticity. Take that. Take that. Take that. You've got karma. Did you put that together? Where'd that come from? Yeah, I'll put that together. That came from, what is his name? Infinite Water is Diving Deep. I'll get his name for the show notes, but I did such a terrible read. I had to redeem myself. And I'm going to show you how words connect just like numbers. You know, you do the random number theory.

1:56:33 Is it amazing that the last show was called Take That, Take That, right? Yes. Listen to the Mo Karma again. I know. I heard it. I heard it. I'm sending you tons of good authenticity. Take that. Take that. Take that. You've got karma. We're at the tip of the spear, Mo. We're on point. Thank you very much, everybody. This is our value for value show. It's, as I said, it's all about what you get out of it, what you get out of it, you put back into it. It's different for everybody. And if it's not enough, that's fine. Maybe you'll find some value later on. It's all good with us, but we really appreciate these people.

1:57:14 And, of course, the executive and associate executive producer credits will be annotated proudly in the credits on the show notes page. Again, it's mofacts.com. Go direct to our donation page at mofundme.com. M-O-E-F-U-N-D-M-E dot com. Now, what do I do with this? Do I just play this? No, no, no, no. None, none, none, none, none. Okay. We're going deep, Adam. We're going down a rabbit hole that has. Hold on a second. I got to give you the reverb for the rabbit hole. Oh, I got to make this. Let me get it. Okay. So you got to let us know just how deep that rabbit hole is.

1:57:59 Hold on, Mo. Dad messed it up. Anyway, I'll. it's coming back. We're going so deep down the rabbit hole that the normal theorem wouldn't do. I had to bring my own. Can you cure it, please? It's a serious instrument. The theremin is a real, it's the real deal. People can really do stuff with it.

1:58:54 And it's the official instrument of conspiracy theorists everywhere. Well, that goes without saying, obviously. And with that said, I dropped a little teaser at the end of the show last week about ankle monitors. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. This is where I redeem myself and get into why I said that. There was a post going around about Oprah Winfrey arrested for trafficking. This goes back to the March 18th.

1:59:38 That's when it was circulating. This is back to the Kanye. I think it was around that time with the Galey. No, this? No, this was March 18th, and there was this post that popped up. If you want to get into the clip for it. Oh, wait. This is the Adrenochrome drinking baby blood. Easy, Curry. Easy. You got to ease them into this rabbit hole. Sorry, I'm putting the goggles back on. Can I get a pair too? Kick. No, we need the double guy. We're doubling up. We're doubling up. We're doubling up here. Yeah, but I had to take him off for the donations. Okay. So let's just get into it. Oprah arrested. This is what recently happened with Oprah, who was the top trending topic on Twitter for a good few hours.

2:00:25 It's all because someone spread a reportedly fake conspiracy theory about her. What was this all about? Was the conspiracy really fake? Keep watching to decide if Oprah has been hiding something from the world. With this strange situation that we currently have around the world, many people are in self-quarantine. So it's not surprising that some of them have too much time on their hands and get bored. I wouldn't be surprised if this is how it was with the people who posted the story that Oprah Winfrey had been arrested for trafficking. This also applies to those who spread it on Twitter and made it the number one trend. And even Oprah herself had to speak up about the situation. What were the claims about?

2:01:10 Shadow banning the blocks of hashtags couldn't keep this thing from trending. It was fun. It was great. But that goes to show you how many people were talking about it because we've seen this in like the last few days with the Obama, what was it, Obama Gate? That they've tried to shadow ban and suppress suppress the hashtags. They couldn't even do it with this Oprah story. It was so bad that she had to officially come out and address it. Yeah, she had to say something about it. And it was covered in this e-news report.

2:01:50 Oprah shuts down sex trafficking arrest rumors. The media mogul takes to Twitter to respond to awful rumors stating she had been arrested. After finding out her name was trending on social media, she decided to address the rumors. Oprah tweets, just got a phone call that my name is trending and being trolled for some awful fake thing. It's not true. Haven't been raided or arrested. Just sanitizing and self-distancing with the rest of the world. Stay safe, everybody. Conspiracy theories surfaced online claiming that Oprah had been arrested in connection with an alleged sex trafficking ring and that her house had been raided. Many fans and Oprah's famous friends are coming to her defense. Arinklin Time director and filmmaker Ava DuVarnay slams the disgusting rumor.

2:02:30 She writes, Trolls and bots began this disgusting rumor. Mean-spirited minds kept it going. Oprah has worked for decades on behalf of others, given hundreds of millions to individuals and causes in need, shared her own abuse as a child to help folks heal. Shame on all who participated in this. What fine entertainment product does this come from? E-news. For her to come out and address this and other celebrities. celebrities come out and address this too. That made me raise the eyebrow. I agree. We hear these stories all the time. I mean, in the conspiracy theory realms of celebrities and their claims.

2:03:16 But one, for Twitter not to be able to suppress this, that show you how widespread this was. And two, for her to actually come out and make a statement, that's when I was like, whoa, I need to keep an eye on this. And I would like to say thanks to my main man, E-Class. He's kept me up on this story. And he's not even political or into really a lot of this stuff. But he was sending me like, you know, stuff on this. And I was like, wow, this is getting widespread. And this is E-Class, you say? Yes, E-Class, my man, E-Class. E-Class, like from the E300? Yes. Okay, got it. Yeah. Got it. Right. E3 E-Class AMG. Right.

2:04:00 So, Oprah, let's get back into the original clip. Oprah arrested part two. What were the claims about? So a conspiracy theory started by the far-right group QAnon claimed that Oprah's house in Boca Raton, Florida was raided, and she was under arrest on sex trafficking charges. This isn't all, though, because the report that was going around also said that her house was seized and excavated, and it revealed underground tunnels that she supposedly used for trafficking. There was red tape all around her house to not alert the civilians. This is just part of a bigger theory coming from the QAnon group that believes in a supposed plot by a hidden or deep state government against Donald Trump and his supporters.

2:04:47 Their tactics involve smear campaigns against celebrities with liberal views, Democratic politicians, and high-level officials, and include claims that they're involved in an international sex trafficking ring. The fake news about Oprah wasn't the only thing that was going around Twitter that night. Oh, boy. It was not the only thing. It was the only thing. I'm the edge of my seat here. Well, Adam, I need your help because I sent you the actual post. Yes, let me see. That was going around. I didn't want to leave this up to Robo Voice. Okay. Just pull it up here. Can you please give us a read there, sir, if you don't mind?

2:05:27 I sure can. Let's see. Conspiracy or the facts, just here for you to decide. And FYI, no, I didn't write this, so stop coming for me. I just shared it. Here's what's really going on. And wake the F up and stay woke. Open up that third eye. There's a lot of preamble here. This morning at 4:30 a.m., our prime minister was served a criminal indictment by the U.S. for corporate and financial crimes. Media owners were instructed to historically brainwash everyone that the prime minister has coronavirus with his wife, and they won't be leaving their house for a while. I've heard this. Tom Hanks was arrested 48 hours ago for pedophilia, and he is currently being kept in a hotel room in Australia, refusing to fly back to the USA.

2:06:11 Next celebrity arrest will be Celine Dion, Madonna, Charles Barkley, Kevin Spacey. All will claim coronavirus infections. Oops, that hasn't happened yet. Italy's airports have been completely shut down as over 80 of Vatican and financial officials have been served same criminal indictments for financial crime, pedophilia, child trafficking, and sex abuse. You know, so this you want me to read this whole thing? This is too crazy even for me. No, it is crazy, but I'm going somewhere with this. I'm not saying I'm not validating or saying that. No, no, no, but here's what's interesting. So it goes into

2:06:51 and all of this is absolutely documented with news stories. United Emirates have completely mass arrests of their own royal family and affiliates. Now we don't know the extent of it, but these things happened and aren't still taking place. Convicted Hollywood rapist Harvey Weinstein agreed to a deal in exchange for this is I've heard this his testimony against hundreds of top Hollywood celebrities. So that was kind of the crux of it. So coming down should be Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, Tom Hanks, Oprah, Ellen DeGeneres, Quentin Taratino, Charlie Sheen, Bob Sagitt, Kevin Spacey, John Travolta, Steven Spielberg, Podesta, Nexium, and Pizzagates, Pizzagate Sex Trafficking Clubs, the Olson Twins.

2:07:34 I'm just made that up. Hundreds of more who were all dera. Betty White. Jeffrey Epstein. Anyway, all these, there were stories about every single one of these people that you could make it sound like that. There's one more line there about CEO. CEOs. Yes. Oh, yeah, of course. CEOs of some of the world's major corporations have been indicted, arrested, and some forced to resign all in the last 30 to 60 days, such as CEO of NBA, Harley Davidson, Gates Foundation. That's not true. Intel, Microsoft, Gates left Microsoft.

2:08:15 Intel, McDonald's, Caesar, Caesar Awards, Vatican Chief of Police, etc. Approximately 700, 800 more resignations are coming in the next three months. Right. Lab-created coronavirus. This is the payoff. Here it is, everybody. This is what's going on. This lab-created coronavirus is a cover-up for the mass mandatory vaccination agenda as well as covert U.S. intelligence. And could be totally true. We're still waiting for the 10 days of darkness that was supposed to happen when they arrested everybody. Right. So I'm warning people once again: I'm not saying this is true or untrue.

2:08:59 What I'm speaking to the fact is Oprah actually came out and had to address this post that was trending so high that they couldn't suppress it. And there's one little factoid that they said in that clip about the CEOs. Well, there's a question. Why is a record number of CEOs leaving their post? CEOs left their post at a record pace last month. A new report from executive outplacement firm Challenger Gray and Christmas says that 172 chief executives moved on during the month of October. Joining us right now to talk about whether this is part of a larger trend is Maggie Wilderotter. She's the chairman and CEO of Grand Reserve Inn.

2:09:40 She's also the former chairman and CEO of Frontier Communications, and she's on the boards of Lyft, Costco, and DocuSign. And Maggie, thanks for being here today. No, it's great to be back. Is there something new afoot or is this a one-off to see this number of chief executives leaving? You know, I think 40% of that number have left for some kind of controversy in their position. So I think that is new. I think there's a lot more transparency in the CEO suite. I don't think there's more bad behavior, just more. I think there is more scrutiny. Yeah, that's what scrutiny. I'm not sure if there's more bad behavior or less. I would hope there would be less since there is more scrutiny and transparency.

2:10:24 Something's going on. I mean, you know what's interesting? As far as the CEOs retiring, I mean, all leaving. Except now. I'll give you some inside baseball. Yes, please. My daughter has been into astrology for a pretty long time and with cards, et cetera. And I think she's pretty good at it. She's actually done some study. She's taken the courses, but she hangs out in this online. But she knows people who do this. So she says to me, just two days ago, says, I was throwing down the cards, and all of a sudden I get all this really weird stuff.

2:11:08 And other people I know have seen this, and it's about Lady Diana. And it's going to all come out, how the queen killed her, and who was paid off. And this is why Harry and Megan left because they knew what was going on. You have to put them into this story as well if we're going to follow the conspiracy, right? I'm not saying it's true. But with Prince Andrew, of course, so you have all this creepiness going on over there. And according to the cards, and she's not the only one who saw it. And if you look online, a lot of people are seeing this. Within the next, I think it was 10 months or something.

2:11:49 This is supposed to go down in this big expose. This big, everything will become known and people will start waking up to the reptiles. Well, start waking up. People are already waking up because this next clip is from Emrec TV, which is an urban, quote-unquote, urban. I mean, I'm using that facetiously. It's a TV, TV station of color. No, he's a YouTube channel of color. That they're exposing some of the top bullet. This is a YouTube channel. I can't wait. Donald Trump has

2:12:33 when you watch this, I'm not going to think he's a bad guy. I don't care for him if he's not the bad guy, but that's because the media putting out all this, the mainstream media, stop watching TV. It's that serious on what they do to create fake moves and stories. It's crazy. This documentary will open your minds to. so far to where it's like, I can't do nothing else but think about what I'm wondering. I'm here. I'm here. Danza. Danza. Yes, but like I said, okay, the Boulet, his name is on there. This is great. Wait a minute. What's the name of this? What's the name of this? Uh, this show? M Rec TV. That's M W R

2:13:17 I E C K T V. Got it. Okay, just want to make sure we get it. But did you hear? Did you hear what she said in the first maybe 10 seconds of that clip? Now we're talking about a quote-unquote urban outlet. Listen to what she says again. Okay, let me bring it back up. Hold on a second. Donald Trump has when you watch this, I'm not going to think he's a bad guy. I don't care for him, but he's not the bad guy. But that's because the media putting out all this. The mainstream media stop watching TV. It's that serious on what they do to create fake moves and stories. It's crazy. This documentary will open your mind so far to where it's like, I can't do nothing else but think about what I'm under.

2:14:02 You did? I'm here. I'm here. They ain't. Danza. Danza. Yes, but like I said, okay, the Boulet, his name is on there. The Boulet? I can't hear everything. Yeah, no, she said Donald Trump is not the bad guy. Right. We're talking about a hip-hop slash. I mean, I'm using the word urban. You're saying, not as I'm describing that way, but that's how it will be described, right? You have people talk about Donald Trump's not the bad guy. What? This is lining up. Deplatform 2016 all over again.

2:14:44 These have to be de-platform these people. And the documentary she's referring to is called Fall Cabal. I don't know if you heard of this. No, have you seen this? Yes, it's a 10-part series. Yeah, with the Dutch voiceover, the Dutch woman. Yes, yes. Yeah, I watched it. And you know what? There's nothing really new there. I know. But I like it because the people who have not been exposed to this pretty basic information, I would say. It's a real good story. And that's why I'm bringing this to light because I'm saying these things have legs.

2:15:23 And she went on to talk about in their complete clip. She goes on to talk about Jay-Z and Will Smith and Diddy. Now, I'm not saying these people are guilty or not guilty. And I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is there is information that's being so widespread on platforms that they normally wouldn't be spread on that is swaying how Donald Trump is being viewed by certain demographics that you would think that would view him as the quote-unquote bad. Right, of course. Well, according to the M5M mainstream media, right?

2:16:06 So I'm asking, what is going on here? Well, the Fall Cabal and this whole thing, you have brought it up. The topic of what really falls, I mean, what it really covers is adrenochrome. A lot of it covered. Not all of it, but a lot of it. Yes. A lot of adrenochrome. A substance extracted from a living human body. But could such a drug be real? According to numerous independent researchers, not only is it real, many of the Illuminati elite are addicted to it and will stop at nothing to satisfy their depraved demand.

2:16:46 Said it would take me higher than I'd ever been in my life. Join me as we dive down the dark rabbit hole of adrenochrome. She said to my ear, I'm going to drink your blood. Spirit cooking adrenochrome. Yeah, baby. Well, and what was the spirit cooking lady's name? Maria Abramovitz. Yeah, I know. I knew it, but I just couldn't recall it. So can I just add? I don't know if you're getting there, but so the way I heard it, just going back to this whole conspiracy, the one link with coronavirus is that it wasn't really coronavirus, but they, but Donald Trump on his white horse

2:17:32 had actually tainted some of this adrenochrome so that when the elites would drink it and they got ill, they would be able to identify themselves. They would have to shelter in place so Trump on his white horse could trot over and arrest all the pedos. That was that was that's how you round out the conspiracy. That's pretty much how it goes. Okay, good. At least, at least I got my yarn in the right place, right? But I know people are saying, Mo, you cherry-picked that from a crazy conspiracy site.

2:18:15 Well, this next clip comes from a legitimate, quote-unquote, legitimate news site. And that question is: Is young blood the secret to eternal youth? Are vampires real? Not the sparkling kind, but they're drinking blood to stay young forever kind. Well, science says maybe. Hey guys, Julia here from G News. Okay, science doesn't actually say that, but science has started to notice that blood, specifically young blood, might have rejuvenating properties, which is just crazy interesting. But why exactly that is, no one is certain. Yet, one new study points to a new unknown molecule. In this study published in Nature Communications, scientists found that young blood could heal broken bones.

2:18:57 All right, so this gets a little, well, gross. But scientists can join the circulatory systems of pairs of mice in a process called parabiosis, which means living besides. Basically, scientists stitched together the tissues of two mice so an old mouse and a younger mouse would share a blood supply. I know it totally seems like an antique thing, and it is kind of old. Clive McKay of Cornell University first pioneered this technique in the 1950s, but for some reason, it's experiencing a resurgence now. Yeah, I know, it's a little too much like Frankenstein. But what's interesting, besides the whole sewing together mice thing, is that the researchers think this means that young blood cells secrete some molecule or protein that helps heal the body and keeps it young. Hmm. And this is from a Discovery News. Yeah.

2:19:40 This is from Discovery Channel. Well, the more you know, the more you know. Right. I'm learning a lot here. Right. Let me ask you this question. I mean, I'll make this statement. There was a show on NBC maybe five years ago that kind of went into this. They had kids in cages and old people that looked like Soros was harnessing their power. And it was only one season. And I can't even find that show now. What? Was it on network? It was on NBC. Yes. Well, see, I don't even watch it.

2:20:18 I don't even watch broadcast television. No, I don't watch it. For some reason, I fell into this show because it had like aliens and planes disappearing and reappearing and kids being kidnapped. Yes, it was only one season. I can't think of the name of it. Anybody out there, please, please help us produce. Because I want to find this show that was on NBC. And it kind of went like that. They had kids being kidnapped and they were being kept in cages and being harnessed for their blood on NBC. So, I mean, there's something up here. Now, with that said, I was going to go back.

2:20:59 We were talking about the spirit cooking with Maria Abronovich. I think it's how you pronounce that. She has direct ties with Jay-Z. Oh, yeah, with a lot of elites, absolutely. No, no, she was actually in one of his videos called Picasso Baby. And she actually helped, like, basically, like, one of the art directors/slash, you know, visual people. Yeah. I mean, this thing cropped. This is nothing new. Right. I mean, if you were around in 2015, right, when the whole Pizzagate thing popped off. Yep. So this is nothing new. But what I'm saying, the reason why I'm bringing this up, we're talking about politics here.

2:21:39 We're not talking about conspiracy theories. If this thing is reaching over into the demographics that Democrats need to show up, this is just one more hurdle that they have to get over. This is not great. This is the consulting group is not pleased. Not at all, because they thought they had put this thing to bed with the whole guy that showed up in DC and got arrested with the gun, which I thought was kind of controlling the narrative kind of thing because he just conveniently popped up with like a assault rifle. I'm like, who goes looking? Who covertly goes into a paint? And he drove for a couple hours, too.

2:22:17 It's like, I'm the guy on the ghost. With all that behind this, I spent $2 on this next clip just to get it. This is from the Lego Master Show. Me and my son, we love Legos, right? Oh, this, oh, yeah. Tell me about this because I've seen the, I've seen the, the, trailer for it. Is this where you build it? And if you lose, and they blow up your Lego? You know, well, basically, it has the cooking show format where you, you know, you start off with like 10 teams. Right. And they give you a theme and you have, you know, like those cake bags. Yeah, they give you a bunch. So now they give you a bunch of blocks and wheels and gears and you got to build a castle.

2:23:00 Well, you had to build whatever the theme is. That's right. Right. Well, they had a show called Good Versus Evil, and this took place. Very cool. So behind me are 16 Lego minifigs. And trust me when I say they are far from your traditional superheroes. Like Shower Guy, Fox Girl, and Pizza Costume Guy. So it's up to you to make them super. For this build, each team will grab two and transform them into superheroes and their sidekicks. The characters you select will inspire your build today. So choose wisely.

2:23:42 Go. Let's go. Oh, I can't. Look at this guy. I recognize that each one of these is a character from the most recent Lego collectible minifig series. Ink McGuffle Migo. Do the Guffel Mingo, got it coming up. There's a gardener, an adventure explorer, adventure guy, galactic bounty hunter, all these crazy characters. Mark grabs pizza costume guy and bear costume guy. And we're just like pleased as punch with these bright, colorful figures we got. And everyone else is still in there. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Put a pin in that clip right there. So I got to give a visual. And this is a long clip. So I have to stop it right here.

2:24:24 Okay. It's a pizza guy and a bear that looks like a pedo bear. I shit you not. I really like the like the actual meme one. Yes, it's a it's a bright, colorful pastel color bear with a rainbow on it paired paired with a goddess like has a pizza costume on. I'm like, what kind of superhero is a pizza guy and a friggin' teddy bear? What's going? And Lego has been tied with some of these weird stories, but I'm not going to cascade them.

2:25:07 But I'm just saying, when this popped up, I was like, holy moly, what is going on? That's crazy. Please continue with the clip. Most recent Lego collectible minifig series. There's a gardener, an adventure explorer, adventure guy, galactic bounty hunter, all these crazy characters. Okay. Mark grabs pizza costume guy and bear costume guy. And we're just like pleased as punch with these bright, colorful figures we got. And everyone else is still in there like deliberating. Now, those minifigs might look adorable, but half of them are pure evil.

2:25:47 Luckily, we have this: it's the good or evil detectability pedestal of truth. You guys got pizza, costume guy, and bear costume guy. If it's blue, it's good. And if it's red, it's evil. Let's see what you've got. All right. Oh, I look at you in a completely different way. How do we make pizza better? Pizza's so good. Wow, man. You paid good money for that. What? Where does that, what is that stream on?

2:26:27 That's on Fox. And it was on Hulu. I have Hulu, but they wouldn't allow me to record from there. They have some kind of clip. So I had to work my way around it. I was like, nah. Well, well done. Well done, Mo. Well done. And that's what kind of took me so long because I thought I had the clip and I, you know, I looked at the time, but I didn't actually play it back. And I was like, holy shit. So I had to go and get this clip. And I'm going to post it on my social media, the pictures of these things. I can't wait. Yeah, I want to see the pedo bear. It's like, what? That's incredible. Because they didn't even have a name for the bear. It's like bear suit guy. It's just pizza suit guy and bear suit guy.

2:27:10 That's funny. What is that? And then these people randomly picked the two pieces, right? So how did they know pizza and the bear were going to go together? And then on top of all that, they're evil. Yeah. Evil. Yeah. Yeah. I kid you not. Yeah. When I saw this, I was like, wow. I don't know if it's like, it's a cute person. person that's trying to send a message or if this is, I don't know how to take it, but I know what I saw with my eyes and I know how it registered with me. And it was, it was very creepy. It's very creepy. Who hosts that show again? It's the guy with the bat that does the Batman voice for the Lego movies.

2:27:56 Yeah, but his face, he's also an actor face, right? Yeah, he's an actor. I think he, I don't, I don't know. I don't know too many Hollywood actors, but yeah, he's a famous actor as well. But he's most notable for the doing the Batman voice for the Lego. Oh, Will Arnett. That's it. Will Arnett. Wow. That's just crazy. That's just crazy, man. That's just crazy. Lego Masters. Jeez. Yeah, good one. I like that. That's a sound. And Ala hadn't heard yet. Yeah, I will be posting the picture, but like it is

2:28:35 super duper creepy. If I don't reach, I didn't really want to cover this story, but when I saw this, I was like, I got to make this part of the potluck show because something weird is going on. But I got to take a shower after this show. It's disgusting. Well, as you know, I don't like to leave people on a negative note. That's not what we do here. And I definitely don't want to leave them on the pizza pedal bear note. No, no, no, no, we got to go to some happier times here. Yes. And let's talk about the Tanzanian president.

2:29:18 Yeah, this is a great story. Who is a chemist, by the way? He does know a thing or two. Can I just roll this clip? Is it self-explanatory? Yes, it does. Yes, it is. In Tanzania, President John Magufuli has called for an investigation into operations at the country's national laboratory. It follows what he described as questionable results when several non-human samples from different fruits and animals tested positive for the coronavirus. At its update last week, the East African country had recorded 480 cases of the virus and 16 deaths. The president also revealed his government was looking to acquire possible treatments for the virus off its regional neighbor, Madagascar.

2:30:05 I am communicating with Madagascar. A letter has already been written. And they say that some medicine has been found there. We will send a plane and the meds will be brought here so that Tanzanians can benefit too. So as a government, we're working hard. If populations can test positive for the coronavirus, then the WHO has to work hard on this. And if goats have the coronavirus, too, and if scientists don't know if the virus is only limited to humans or not, they have not yet done enough on this matter. This is a good story. There has been some pushback on the idea with testing and the pawpaws and the goat and pawpaws of fruit.

2:30:56 Apparently, they took a sample that came back as infected with coronavirus, and as did the goat. This is all a game. It's all political. So the tests I think are crap. Who knows exactly what is happening? But the control, I just want, I will leave everybody with this happy note. You will hear in the next few days how Xi Jinping is going to test 14 million people in 10 days in Wuhan. And I don't even know if that's actually possible because you have to do about 900 people a minute 24 hours a day for seven

2:31:37 for 10 straight days. So you need a lot of testing. You got to hustle people through. And that's just the testing. If you add 15 minutes for the results, that's a whole different story. But it's all politics. It's all to make Trump look bad, to make the United States response look bad, for China to be, oh, this is how you do it. Look at the news stories. You'll see it, NBC, CNN. Yeah, China. They got a hand. Oh, they're going to do 14 million tests. Oh, look at how good they are. We're no good. But the problem is, and this is what this Tanzanian president has brought to the forefront, is bull crap.

2:32:14 There's all kinds of issues with these tests. And I want to remind somebody something from the Kanye show when we discussed the family and the Wolf King, right? Remember the family? Yes. Basically, the Christian. Illuminati? Yep. They have strong ties with African leadership. So could he have been propped up to do this stunt to help out the Wolf King, aka Donald Trump? Anything possible? Who's going to put that out there? Anything is possible. Well, I'll blow your mind. I'll take it one step further. Uh-huh.

2:32:57 Before this current Pope was selected, I had named him. I said, this guy I think is going to be Pope. And it was weeks before the guy was named. And the reason why I was looking for, I knew this is a very powerful position in the New World Order. It's very, very, a lot of symbolism, very powerful. I don't think the, you know, the last time an actual Pope represented God the way that Christians believe was probably John Paul II. And didn't they hustle him out? They had to get rid of him. It's like, you're no good.

2:33:36 So I knew it was going to be someone from South America. And when this guy popped up, he's a Jesuit. I don't know if you know, what do you know about Jesuits? Do you know anything about it? Oh, yeah, I know. Yeah. I know. Yeah. So the Jesuits, from my understanding, they're like the CIA for the Pope. Yeah, well, and the Jesuits are, yeah, they're very obedient. They are about structure. I'm generalizing, of course. Right, right, right. And I really don't know enough. I've met, you know, I met a couple Jesuits, but I don't know. But the Pope, you know, he's got his big Vatican City there, his multi-billion dollar empire. He's sitting on top. And I look at Fauci.

2:34:21 Fauci is a Jesuit. Surprise, surprise. And it kind of fits together. You know, the National Institute of Health, it's like a billion-dollar church. A lot of it has to do with belief. He's kind of the, you know, Pope, Pope Fauci. So when he says, oh, no, we have to test everybody before we can do anything, and then we get the vaccine, people believe it. So there's a lot of different things. You know what? Symbolism and a lot of crap is being played out before our eyes. And hopefully, we'll all see it and we'll see how it's been working for a long, long time. Yep. Saint Fauci, Patriot Saint Vaccine.

2:35:09 Hey, Mo, thanks for this. This was a good show. I love me a potluck. This was good. It was a very enjoyable. I think it's also good for everybody who just wanted a little bit of fun, a little bit of, you know, not all Corona, Rona, Rona, COVID-19 news. Just fun. Exactly what you want from a potluck. It's perfect. It's really perfect. And I appreciate it. And I'd like to thank everybody for supporting the show. Remember, you can find everything out about MoFax with Adam Curry at MoFax.com, M-O-E-F-A-C-T-Z.com.

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2:36:32 when the world won't be singing. When the world won't be singing. Flowers won't grow. Flowers won't grow. No. Bells won't be ringing. The bells won't be ringing. Who really cares? Who really cares? Who's willing to try? Who is willing to try to save the world? To save a world. That is destined to die

2:37:19 when I look at the world. When I look at the world. God fills me with sorrow. It fills me with sorrow little children today. Really gonna suffer tomorrow really suffer tomorrow. What a shame, what a shame such a bad way, such a bad way to live. Who is to blame?

2:38:06 We can't stop, we can't stop living life, live life for the children. The children, all for the children. See, let's save the children. Let's save all the children. Save the babies.

2:38:53 Save the babies. If you wanna love, you've got love. Save the babies for the little fear. You will save the baby. All of the children. But who really cares? Who's willing to try to save a world? Yeah.

2:39:37 Save our sweet world. Save a world that is destined to die.