And tonight we are very, very honored to have one of our Missouri representatives, Paul Kirkland, speak to us. Paul has spoke to Oathkeepers before, and I think most of you in here actually were not a part of Oathkeepers when he spoke. So it's about time for him to come back tonight, and he's going to speak tonight on Amendment 9. So I'll present to you Representative Paul Kirkland. I've got my phone set up here, and I'll bring this down a little bit. We're going to have five issues on our ballot in August. Like I said, my name is Paul Kirkman, and I'm a representative from Franklin County, District 109, part of Washington, and Union, St. Albans, Lavity, Gray Summit, Villa Ridge, those areas. And this year, I was fortunate enough to be part of a ballot issue that we were able to get out of the Senate, to the House. I handled it on the House side, and what the issue does is it would put on the ballot on August 5th a constitutional amendment proposal for the consideration of the people. For the first state in the nation to have this particular proposal, and we're hoping that what it is is it not only will protect Missouri citizens from an intrusive government, but it will also do more to kind of be a bellwether issue for the nation, and hopefully the federal government and bureaucrats and elected officials at the federal level will begin to take notice of what the people of Missouri are saying. And what the amendment does is it adds to the Missouri Bill of Rights in Article 1, Section 15. In addition to items that are supposed to be protected from unreasonable search and seizure, such as our homes, papers and effects, it adds electronic communications and data also. This is important for Missouri because I think if anybody who's been paying attention, and Missouri politics or governance over the last couple of years probably knows, especially if you're a gun owner, that we have a government in Missouri at the executive level who's not very mindful of our personal information, not very protective of data that identifies people and might be able to be used to compartmentalize them. Pointing to here is Governor Nixon, when the Nixon administration decided to send information to the federal government about all the people who had CCW permits. And then they lost it. They sent it on a CD. One of them got lost and the other had to send it twice. So I don't believe that a government in Missouri is very mindful of the personal security of the data or the personal information of the citizens of Missouri. Not only that, but there's really two schools of thought on this. As far as it goes with emails and what's in your cell phone, recently in was it Riley versus Illinois or California. I'm trying to remember the Supreme Court case just earlier this summer, the Supreme Court ruled that law enforcement has to have a warrant in most cases whenever they stop you and they want to go through your cell phone. They just can't go rifle through your cell phone because the information contained on a smartphone like your iPhone, the owner of that smartphone has a reasonable expectation of privacy and that reasonable expectation of privacy needs to be protected from government intrusiveness. So they ruled that as far as cell phones are concerned, the government has to have a warrant. That electronic data that's on your phone has to be protected from unreasonable search and seizure. But that Supreme Court case was only confined to smartphones. Now anybody here who has a cell phone that you send text messages on or you send emails on, you know that when you send an email or a text message, that message is not contained just within your cell phone anymore. That's actually data that's out there in a much larger electronic or digital cloud and I would say that it doesn't matter whether or not that message stays on your cell phone or if it's part of an electronic or digital cloud. If there's a reasonable expectation of privacy that that message is going to stay private between person A, the one that sent it and person B, the recipient of it, then government needs to respect our privacy and make sure that they're applying checks and balances to prove to us that the government is doing everything in its power to protect our unalienable rights. There's a huge misconception about what the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution actually means. In light of the Snowden revelations, you know where we find out that the NSA has really been collecting a lot of made data from our cell phones and other communications. The government immediately said, well, no, no, no, we had warrants. They were secret warrants. They're from secret courts, right? The FISA court. But that's not how the Fourth Amendment is supposed to work. The Fourth Amendment wasn't written so that way whenever it became convenient for the government to have a warrant, they could say, oh, no, it was okay because we had a warrant. The warrants were written so that way they could show us up front that, hey, our government has been at work applying all the checks and balances that have been necessary to prove to you, the citizen, the people that are the creators of our government, that our government is actually working concertedly to make sure that we are protecting your privacy. The warrant is to be provided to us before anything is done. Any government who operates under the premise of having a secret warrant kind of undermines the whole point of having a warrant in the first place. So I would say that Amendment 9, if you're interested in protecting your personal electronic communications and data, then a yes vote is what you'd want to put on Amendment 9 on August 5th on our primary ballots. Immediately, some people might say, well, wait a minute, this is going to hurt law enforcement's ability to do their job. What if there's a kid who is lost and have a cell phone and we know that, you know, there's GPS in here, we can find them? Look, all the Fourth Amendment issues that really probably need to be tried at this point, at this point, probably most of them, if not many of them, have been tried. Whenever there's probable cause, whenever there's something that's in plain view, whenever, I don't want to say probable cause, this has already been decided in several court cases. I don't think anybody would argue that if the government seriously believes that a child's in trouble, because the purpose of government, right, according to the Declaration of Independence is to protect our liberty. Governments are instituted to secure these rights. That's what the Declaration of Independence says. That includes our life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. So I would say that the government has jurisdiction under circumstances of probable cause. In other words, a child's lost? Yes. If they're lost, say, within 50 meters of Niagara Falls or someplace where there's imminent risk of loss of life or serious bodily harm, sure, they're going to immediately try to locate that kid with the cell phone that he's got. Of course, they're also going to have to back it up in court later on to say, hey, we have to prove our probable cause now. So this is not going to hurt law enforcement's ability to do their job, but what it is going to do is it's going to provide another legal barrier whenever they try to push that envelope just a little bit further and pick up more data and more information on us because it suits their ends or their agenda or their means. Did you know that in Missouri, if you call, I think it's the Department of Revenue, you can actually pay, I think it costs about $2,000, but you can get a list of everybody in the state of Missouri who has a driver's license, including certain pertinent information that can be found on that driver's license. We had a representative in Missouri. He said he did. I'm going to take him in his word. Representative Chris Kelly from Boone County is a Democrat, but he actually introduced the bill that I brought through my committee, Downsides and State Government, to try to clamp down on that. I don't think it's a good idea to be putting all of our private information out to the market. It's not what the government's supposed to be doing, right? So I would say that our government is really not all that mindful of our privacy. And this is an issue for everybody whether or not they're a conservative, a libertarian, an independent, constitution party, liberal, Democrat, everybody understands whether it's a social issue or some other civil issue that privacy is something that needs to be highly guarded because a government that's intrusive will be intrusive on Democrats it will be intrusive on Republicans, it will be intrusive on everybody. Intrusive government knows no party lines. And people got upset with President Bush for one thing. Now they turn around and they get, you know, now we're trying to, some people on the Republican side get upset with President Obama for the exact same thing, right? Everybody knows that privacy is an important thing that we need to guard against an ever-growing expanding government. So that is Amendment 9. That's the purpose of Amendment 9. And I believe Amendment 9 is going to win. What I want it to do is I want it to win big because we're getting ready to start going into another presidential election cycle and I would love for whoever it is that's campaigning to be the chief executive of the nation to be bringing this issue up during the presidential debates about what the proper role of government is. I would like for them to be bringing up, you know, well, the state of Missouri passed by 85, 90 percent, the people there are saying they want to be protected from an intrusive government that's collecting data. So that is Amendment 9. There's going to be five issues. Stale tax issues for transportation funding. The Right to Farm Amendment, which is Amendment 1. Second Amendment-like constitutional proposal relating to Second Amendment issues. And there's another one that just slips in my mind right now, but I could probably pull it up on my phone in just a second. And I'll take any questions from anybody, Tim. On Amendment 9, Paul and Jim were both sitting there. That's the first we had heard of it was tonight. And personally, I haven't seen any signs to support that. Do you have any information on where we could get that? Senator Rob Schoff, I'm kind of co-chairing this committee with him. He's really the one in charge of this committee. He's got a committee that he started. I'm trying to remember the exact official name of the committee, but it's the Electronic Privacy Amendment Committee. And he is able to collect money. And I know that he is, I haven't talked to him in probably about two weeks related to this, but I know that he is in the process of trying to gather some money to raise some signs or at least put information out on the air. I have myself probably spent about 12 hours on the radio all over Central, everywhere from Springfield, East and South. And North, as far as North is handable. Trying to get the word out about it. Yes, sir. On the amendment, as I was mentioning earlier, Terrace Corporation is selling police departments a product that allows them to intrude on your cell phone and other things without your knowledge. And they're kind of sworn to secrecy. Does Amendment 9 cover that? And does Amendment 9 cover when the city collects your information and the violation of federal privacy acts and other things, they dispense that information and fail to protect it? Does it cover those, or is it just? I think it will, to certain degrees, kind of depending on the scope to which government is disclosing information. And I mean, is there a penalty against them, or does it just say you can't do that? Well, it's a constitutional, it's much like the first amendment. What this is is a constitutional legal barrier. So the constitution itself does not prescribe penalties. The penalties usually come through statutes after something's already been enshrined in the constitution. So there's going to be room for that, but the first step really is to make sure that we outline the legal parameters for the courts to be able to make decisions off of and for the state legislature to also begin to make decisions off of as well. But having this set down the parameters, here's what our law enforcement, here's what our state executive branch can and can't do, here's what the government in general just can and can't do. So basically, amendment nine might make that product illegal, but it allows local police to mute by your cell phones. Well, it wouldn't make a product illegal. But what it would do is it would make a legal practice of anybody in government driving down the street with some type of electronic magnet that immediately begins to gather random information. They would not be able to do that unless, of course, they had a warrant or some otherwise checks and balances were applied that allowed them to do that for the purpose of conducting whatever investigation they had. But this amendment says that this amendment creates a process by which they have to... Well, the processes are already there. This amendment actually requires that they use it in order to apply checks and balances. Yes, sir. Is this binding? I mean, is this... If it passes, it's in the constitution then? Yes. As opposed to a referendum. Right. If it passes on August 5th, it is in the constitution. Any other question? On amendment nine, or anything else related to the process? Did you say it's the communication devices or the signals emanations from? I'm sorry? Is it the signals emanating from or is it the communication device itself? Both. They cannot... The actual word says... Let me see if I can pull it up right here. This should maybe take just one second. But we're adding to be secure in our home's papers and effects. It's going to say home's papers, effects, and electronic communications and data. So it doesn't... It's regardless of whether or not they get it through your phone or whether or not they hack into your computer. Both of that's covered. The constitution will be adjusted to say that they can't do that without a warrant. Does this answer your question? Yes. You said communications, which would be the data signals themselves. Right. Yeah. Any electronic communications or data. It's just data. For example, if they're trying to follow certain patterns that you have online, if they're collecting data, that's your personal information, then they can't... The amendment said that they can't do that unless they had a warrant for their investigation. Judy? You mentioned home. Does that stop the enforcement of the Patriot Act from the Homeland Security, from the feds coming into the state? Good question. What this does, since this is the Missouri Constitution, what we know for sure is that this is going to bind the government of Missouri. The federal government is still going to continue to, I would say, breach our trust as far as the Fourth Amendment's concerned. So there's... The state of Missouri is not going to have the jurisdiction over the federal officers that I wish that we did. Okay, so they don't really have... They don't come in and have local... We always talk about the local sheriffs standing between us and the feds. Can the feds empower the local people, if they're not elected sheriffs, to act on their behalf? That would stop those people, right? If they were Missouri agents? I'm a little lost in your question. Okay, so the feds can empower the Missouri officials to carry out the Patriot Act in the state? No. No, no, they... Yeah, this... Right now, and that's... Currently, that's what's being done. When the Real ID Act was... They tried to pass that through law before. And whether it's the Real ID Act or you look at the notification issues, such as when they've legalized marijuana out west, those are federal issues. Those are federal bans or prohibitions. But the reason that they're able to legalize it is because the federal government doesn't have the resources to come in. The federal government does not have the manpower to come in and enforce marijuana prohibition. So the federal government has decided that they're just... They've really just decided that they're just going to let this go in like Colorado or Oregon or Washington, whatever, just do whatever it is that they want to do. In Missouri, when it comes to our law enforcement, law enforcement in Missouri still doesn't have the same resources that they need to enforce all federal laws. So they rely on our local law enforcement to do things. If the federal government... I'm not being a lawyer, but just putting two and two together here, if the federal government stepped in and said, hey, we want a local law enforcement officer, here's the device, drive down the street, and start peeing all these cell phones. There might be a court case to decide whether or not that would be lawful or not under the jurisdiction of the federal government. Personally, I would argue that it's probably not lawful because of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution. I would still say prohibits that, but they do it anyway. And a lot of times, we're still going to get people that say it's the federal government. We have to do whatever the federal government says. So in those particular cases, I'm telling you, most likely it's probably still going to happen. But what we do know is that in Missouri, the question is going to say that our government cannot do this within the confines of the operations of our state government. And what we're hoping that it will do is that it will send a message also to the other states and say, we did it, you can do it too. And going into an election year, where the White House literally is an open seat, we're hoping that this becomes part of the main discussion in America, considering everything that we've learned from Edward Snowden and everything else. And now that the state of Missouri measures just to stop this type of government intrusion, we're hoping this becomes part of a much broader discussion. And I think it will. I'll take this gentleman in the back, and I'll come back to you. Yes, I just want to address that. There was a Supreme Court ruling of Mac versus the United States June of 1997, in which the sheriffs were given to confirm by the Supreme Court that the federal government cannot force their regulations on local law enforcement officers. Now, there's still a lot of sheriffs and law enforcement people that just go along with that edict from the federal government. But the county sheriff has the constitutional authority to tell these federal agents that they cannot even come into his county and try to impose any of these illegal, unconstitutional regulations. Right, yeah.  I'm aware of that Supreme Court case, like I was saying, it's still going to, like you said, it's still going to happen because there's just not a lot of people, not enough people, that understand the separation of powers there. And they're not jealous guards of the powers like Jefferson, our buying fathers wrote about. And then you had something else. Well, I was actually very parallel to his question was is can the follow-up legislation direct the sheriffs that they cannot allow federal agents to enforce, do any law enforcement which involves electronic surveillance without a state warrant? Yeah, I think so. I think once we get this into the Constitution and we have a springboard to begin to or an anchor for this type of statutes or legislation, we can do that. And we've done similar things. We've tried to at least with other Second Amendment bills that have been introduced. But it's a struggle because there's not, there's just a huge prevailing thought that the federal government supersedes state government no matter what. And so the real fight is really making sure that we get people in that understand the whole concept of federalism and state sovereignty as it relates to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights in the 10th Amendment. Also the other one that you forgot was the Second Amendment definition in the state constitution was the other thing on the ballot that we were trying to figure out. Oh. I can talk about that in a minute if you want, but I'll just take a couple other questions. I know I thought I saw another hand. Yeah. No, if I'm correct here, what you're basically getting at is state sovereignty or state's rights, right? So my question regarding that is is that do you foresee either this election or next election the state of Missouri being capable of saying, hey, if something doesn't cross state lines the Commerce Clause doesn't affect it? When is that going to happen because we need to know by all this admiralty law that they are passing all the stuff 99% of some admiralty law which is only the Commerce Clause unless it crosses Illinois or any other state that borders us they have nothing to do with it. We had a bill for the last two years that's been introduced by Gene Riddle that was introduced by Chris and Summer and I think we passed it out of the House. The firearms freedom act I'm trying to remember exactly what the title was but it said for anything that was any firearms that were manufactured in our state and sold within our state do not fall under any federal regulations and that's I kind of think that the final file has probably already had that in mind but of course I believe the Commerce Clause has extremely been used broadly and elastically they have literally used the Commerce Clause and wrapped it around school districts and have used the Commerce Clause to regulate people's ability to carry firearms even if they're just driving through a school district so the Commerce Clause has definitely been abused, no doubt about that but I totally agree with you state's rights this issue in particular hinges on a civil liberty that I believe is unequal Regarding that the Missouri Beaulieu Assembly of the Criminal Protection Act one thing that I've actually looked into that very heavily one thing about that is that in it, if I'm not correctly wrong here but it does not basically it nullifies that but it says all law doesn't apply to machine guns, suppressors or NFAI suppressors being the biggest ones that's the safety device and that's literally designs that you don't lose your hearing to so that's one thing and then the other thing too that I've noticed about that is that it doesn't have any T that doesn't say if they try to come here and enforce it we arrest those agents what could be done about that? That was actually part of one of the bills two years ago and that was the reason one of the reasons why Governor Nixon vetoed it and it's one of the reasons why we had some otherwise usually pretty sound Second Amendment advocates in the Senate vote no on the veto over right so we went back and we did it again this year and that part was left off to a certain degree well to a certain degree we didn't lose a lot of our Second Amendment rights in one legislative session we're not going to get them all back in one legislative session so from time to time whenever we can get something in and it continues to build our case I'll take it if we can get it as long as there's not some other hidden cost to it that some people like to slip in so that happens quite a bit Thank you all very much for your time It's definitely been too long since you spoke to us Paul so we'd like to have you back you have an open invitation as Marine a nosekeeper and of course our Missouri representative to address


Hello and welcome to the International Daily Roundup by People's Dispatch, where we bring you major news developments from around the world. Our headlines, Armenia and Azerbaijan continue fighting despite ceasefire declaration, protesters' demand release of political activists in Gilgit-Palestine, Pakistan, Venezuela National Constituent Assembly approves anti-blockade bill, the United Nations Agency raises concerns of increasing poverty among Palestinian refugees, and Guatemala and women hold demonstrations across the country against genocide. In our first story, on Sunday, a day after they announced a truce in Moscow, both Armenia and Azerbaijan accused each other of attacking civilian areas. On Saturday, both the parties had agreed to halt hostilities in exchange for the exchange of bodies of people killed during the two-week long clashes and swap prisoners. Azerbaijan claimed that within hours of the ceasefire, Armenian forces shelled civilian areas of its second largest city, Ganja, which killed nine people and wounded 33. In retaliation, Azerbaijan claimed that its forces carried out air raids against the Armenian forces in Nagorno-Karabakh, which is a disputed area. Armenia denied allegations of its forces attacking civilian areas in Azerbaijan and instead accused Azerbaijan of attacking civilian areas in Karabakh, including its capital, Stepanakut. Armenia claims that at least five civilians have been killed in the Azeri attacks post the announcement of the ceasefire. The ceasefire was achieved after a marathon meeting under Russian mediation in Moscow. The first direct contact between both the parties was a result of international pressure on both sides to end the fight and look for a political solution. The current round of clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan erupted on September 27, after Azeri forces tried to recapture its territories from Armenian control. Both the countries have been clashing over the Nagorno-Karabakh region and its adjacent region for decades. In our next story, on Sunday, scores of activists of the Gilgit-Baltistan Youth Alliance gathered outside the Karachi Press Club in Pakistan. They were demanding the release of 14 imprisoned activists from the northern Gilgit-Baltistan region. Protesters claimed that the demonstrations will continue until the authorities release all the political prisoners. The political prisoners have been charged for alleged anti-terrorism acts for causing riots in August 2011 in the Hanzah Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan. Two civilians, Afzalbeg and his father, Sherullah Beg, had died after the police opened fire at a demonstration. Protesters arrested for the riots include prominent activists Babajar and Iftikhar Kharbalaik. According to reports, protesters demanded that the federal government make public the Judicial Enquiry report into the incident and threaten to campaign for the boycott of the upcoming elections in the region if demands are not met. Earlier last week, hundreds of people had participated in a two-day sit-in protest at the main Aliabad area of Hunza district in Gilgit-Baltistan, expressing solidarity with the 14 activists who continue to remain imprisoned. In our next story on October 8, the National Constituent Assembly of Venezuela, in an extraordinary plenary session, approved the anti-blockade bill presented by President Nicolas Maduro at the end of last month. The law will provide the Bolivarian government with mechanisms to face the impact of the commercial blockade, economic and financial persecution, and other unilateral sanctions imposed by the United States on Venezuela. The president of the ANC, Diosdado Cabello, stated that the law is an instrument to shield the economy of the country from the constant onslaught of the US government. He emphasized that there is a need to adopt bold measures to confront the constant aggressions and attempts of economic suffocation in order to guarantee the continuity of the revolutionary process in the country. The anti-blockade law will promote actions to improve the nation's income and create incentives to reactivate economic activity and productive alliances. In addition, it will allow the creation of mechanisms to attract large-scale investments and make the state's shareholding more flexible in joint ventures. According to an online survey published on Patriar Digital Platform, 89.7% of Venezuelans expressed their support for the approval of the anti-blockade law in the face of damage caused by US aggression. The bill will be passed to the Council of the State so that the body can request the constitutional chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice for its assessment on the constitutionality of the law. In our next story, the head of the United Nations Relief and Works, Felipe Lazzarini, has raised concerns about the growing rate of poverty among the Palestinian diaspora in the Middle East. He stated that the Palestinian diaspora spread across Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Gaza and elsewhere are suffering because of the pandemic. Referring to reports from UNRWA staff in the enclave, he said that in Gaza, people are going through garbage in order to find food and that more people are fighting to provide one or two meals a day to their families. The financial crisis heightened in 2018 when Donald Trump got cut $300 million of annual donations to the agency. Trump's aid cut led to a wave of exceptional solidarity around UNRWA, he said, with other global donors filling the shortfall. In fact, 2018 was UNRWA's most successful money-raising year for its core budget in the past five years. UN officials had earlier raised concerns that they not only fear the virus spreading unchecked in overcrowded camps where families cannot social distance but also unemployment and poverty induced by the pandemic. The spread of the coronavirus pandemic in refugee camps across West Asia, home to many of the 5.6 million Palestinians supported by UNRWA, has been viewed as an existential threat by the population. Adding to that, Israel's possible annexation of the occupied West Bank threatens to stifle UNRWA's work there. On Saturday, Guatemala's feminist organizations held a protest in several cities in the country against a violence on women which has risen during the COVID-19 pandemic. Being tribute and demanding justice for the women who have been raped, murdered and disappeared in the last two decades, dozens of women gathered outside municipal buildings in various cities. The organizers stated that they speak for the four women who disappear every day, for all the 77,847 girls and adolescents between the age of 10 and 19 who are already mothers. Similar mobilizations took place in various cities across the country, marches, songs and candles were lit in memory of the murdered women. More than 200 women were killed in the first eight months of the year in the Central American nation and more than 3,000 women and girls have been killed since 2015 according to human rights groups which track government statistics. That's all we have time for today. We will be back tomorrow with more news from the world. Until then, keep watching People's Dispatch.


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So please tell us more about the runes That's the the owners They made a running room on it. Yeah, man, they are these so long story short, they came from a background gambling I don't know everybody written on the story. Me too So they won the story has they won the team on a gambling bet And then you know, they made it a tradition Everybody in Pittsburgh come to the games and it turned into a whole different. You know still more play They also got only owned a casino that's attached to it Mm-hmm, and uh, they also had a dog racing track back in the day that he had to so No, they've been getting money.  So you still I forgot that they take us to Like they take the rookies to male blunt y'all remember blunt people. He was like number Oh back in the day back in the day. Oh Meal blunt was like one of the tallest corners cornerbacks. They were playing the lead. He started the press technique Okay, so everybody start pressing out. They got a familiar blunt male blunt You stand the line one like number 47. Yeah, he was he was not nobody come off the line of scrimmage because he was Pressing that was before they made a rule.  You try to move He's a long one So now he's like one of the pillars of the stillest Development for no for you. So he do stuff with kids all around the city He go take the kids at risk kids and bring it to his ranch. He got a ranch Go out that shoot. They go to shoot guns and learn how to fish learn how to change tires Cut grass real man From Georgia So he front he front here so They sent all us to hit ranch Ricky's to get that same stem like you gonna gonna make sure you know how to change I go to learn right make sure you go Then learn how to do team work together as a bond and yeah, no do stuff like that learn So we got our four willers and it be so they're like a summer camp for y'all Yeah, so I'm gonna be in a camp.  I ain't really seen it on other team So part of like what they taking the rookies and making them outside of the building like go really learn some So tell me this but you going getting drafted by the stillest Would you change that cuz I noticed we was talking one day on the show like why people don't want to come? Atlanta, I feel like you got to come to Atlanta when you older huh a lot of two turn Straight up I couldn't be in Atlanta. I couldn't be in a lot of no No man, I would have been too much bro already in Atlanta on my Ricky did a plan in Pittsburgh Still going out going to the club We still have about 40 people there every time I go somewhere. I imagine if I play on the fact ones out here every day Matter wake up in the morning go work out on man. I'm focused. They're gonna be at the house It was gonna be too much. Yeah, don't flit You know, you know as well as I know everybody make their way back to Atlanta Yeah, I'll all throughout the league all around the league at some point you coming back to Atlanta So can't even imagine having that rookie deal Staying in Atlanta playing in Atlanta waking up now season in Atlanta. No, it might be too much zero dollars to five me In Atlanta. Yeah, come on. They ain't work like that.   That's when that runes You see the organizations that we talked about last week. That's when that that's when that comes into play You got somebody to take you out to a ranch So you some life skills or money saving skills or whatever you need to be learning to handle that money to handle that Fame and stuff like that.  He's played. He got a drug by the falcon But you gotta remove yourself. He did a good job like removing himself. It's hard for me to remove myself I'm a pillar of a community, right? So like I understand like I Understand that, you know, you got to separate elevate but I'm a person that I just can't leave my folk behind Like so like I'm always looking for ways to be able to be alive, bro We can we all can do this to make sure y'all can do this, you know and make opportunities and create opportunities But when you that young you don't know how to create opportunities So I've been trying to do stuff really not knowing what I was doing with no help You know, I'm the first person I ever ran into they even went to the lead from our area Like they really can acknowledge, you know Each other yeah other players that went to more baby baby the married time Korean Jackson and And then so like those type player, but it's still like we really we get different ages Yeah, so it's it's separated But the family aspect to have an OG somebody in kind of like come teach you that we really had that Like our role models are a little different Who took you under their wing at at Steelers, I know cams from here from Georgia stuff like that He been there, you know, since his rookie year and stuff like yeah, I can I could I could sit a can with my big definitely one of my big can was definitely a Pillar to my success in the career I'm showing me how to take care of my body. No seeing Jane Harrison. Jane Harrison He was a bad On a bar five in the morning I'm gonna say this about but a lot of people don't know this man. So when bull playing for the Steelers, but He do a weekend From his in his hometown like he he give back to a city I will contested it. He have a comedy show here I was basketball game and all that so bud had booked me to come down there to his city So he was like, oh, they telling us all the details. It's gonna be a sprint and all that.  I'm expecting a driver have a suit on this motherfucker driving the Wonder Man, but he ain't got lonely or trouble.  What got you into doing that though? Just always want to give back to the community. Like I said, man I always want to have outlet. I like to be accessible to the kids so the kids can see us They get bigger and bigger every time I didn't know the first time I did a ride out The first time I did a ride with the motorcycle one the motorcycle You're probably like 50 like 60 bikes now I had to shut it down because by the last time I did about had like 600 people out there on motorcycle We can't even ride through the roads together. Man, that's amazing. So, uh, that's amazing We raised each time we do it probably like 30 40,000. So, uh, I gave it out to the church hospital And I donate to a single family mobile single mother Oh, it's not at two I'm probably gonna go down and do like a little cookie. I did Soon and do some stuff for like single parents. It's on my road on my look. I can't do the whole community I can't do the whole But my my street I try to Everybody on my street on my block. I try to pay everybody shows you that bro Nobody man. I just seeing these folks really still in it.  So if I can go here and Eat it's your house Now with 12 and I come home and you can't really pay your bill, right?  Yeah Yeah, so like my second year for real My second year my first year. I was mad cuz I wanted to play off and they put me on defense. I was hot everybody Position people don't know that you caught a thousand yards. Yeah, you'll see you're something like that, right? A lot of people don't even know that I would I would get offered to play with So Kentucky they treat you it got So you going at knowing you've been a place I'm picking up To do all that With really it happened something happened for them private time at the outside linebacker when the jail You got caught with like three-pound College college a lot The Frank Luke So he got locked up and they're like, but man, we need you to pay defense I'm starting off About that, yeah, we need you to change I My went home and called every coach and I had nobody in my phone But trying to transfer and look at me had a porter back then we had a poor dog. You were gone. Yeah So but I couldn't do it. You know, you had to sit up for a year. Yeah. Yeah So that's the only thing stopped me, but I may work out at the end of the day Yeah, I'm playing defense. I'll y'all try to get me the whole time did it next year. They like Man, we need to get a plan so you can go to the league. Mm-hmm.  All right, we're gonna do so I ain't go to school. All right Well, not like caring about out in general, but I start like Yeah, what you what you would take it up? Oh So I want to be a architect so I want to be a architect didn't even know why I want to be I just like do housing stuff. Uh-huh. They're like, man, you can't be architect And you got you got to go to the league I like so I need to do they're like man. Just do this degree.  She's like Only one person gonna make it Man, you still stay in touch with some of the players from Kentucky and stuff What made you choose Kentucky out a while to play off it? So that was the only school What up offers you I had so you J off me on Sunday, which was So hard for me to bite my pride and not go I don't like me man. Yeah, who that like last type of Oh, joy.   I ain't no tender Yeah, deep defense to help and So look, but was you playing in high school? You play both sides of the ball both so they had okay So they saw what you do on defense. Oh way better on defense anyway, you knew that I just ain't I just ain't Yeah, I think but Black kids we want to score And we want to cross that goal line, bro Everybody wants to the cheer in the praise from school in the touchdown or hit the home run or dunking come on No, but so you ain't never rented by none of your coaches like, you know, you can put no offense on the little trick Love it too, man. They never do it. It was over down.    So a B. I know is so that what you were saying like when people leave Yeah, be different like cuz Mike Tumlin like he probably had it. He controlled it. Yeah, maybe a coming in the city like Miss on time like that time in black What'd you say?  I don't know if he want me to fight or get a sack. I do both I like bud. They tripping. I don't know when I was on there. That's why he said he tripping bud. Yeah, I know now I gotta be the pit bull Yeah, for sure. Were you there when a B went live in the locker room? Yeah, you were there. That was crazy Yeah, a B like I said a B is man a B is a good family or the person when I was there, man He was I was there at krill all the time. We was kicking we was kicking every day every Thursday We uh, man every Friday, but there ain't too much to do in Pittsburgh though. No, it ain't. Yeah We so I was so close. Yeah. Yeah every Friday we go to a B careers and me a B probably more pressure my boy chicolo um We eat food White film and just talk about like what we're gonna do for the season.  You remember it was they don't a lot of people forget It was a couple years where people were a B or Julio Who was the best Julio a B? That's real Yeah, that was the only two names that you even talk about I think for a period of time couple years But a B route running was oh my god got them numbers too I got them numbers to back up everything he talked. I don't know about the crazy stuff But we're almost the stats. Yeah for sure with less years.  I got money y'all trippin So with him his time in Tampa Bay, it was like y'all I already got money y'all trip He didn't care about taking shoulder pads off.   Yeah. I ain't here because I need this.  Yeah quick. He's doing Hey, you right. No, he's talking that other bag. He's talking a way different Yeah, but ain't came out with a song Hey, but I think they hit by perfect They try to hit by bangles. Yeah, they slept him Trigna, but he says He says that hit by perfect made him look at the lead different By what I mean by that he said nobody called to check on him in organization nobody called Like not not saying like telling them but like the higher. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, like the Yeah, nobody came and talked to him about it. They want him to come on the plane There were some people when you the when you the star If you don't get the attention that you wanted a certain moment like there was a down moment for that Really like a moment that showed him like with him lead going without you Oh, got you. So now he like y'all ain't really Y'all don't like me like y'all said like so it's up. Y'all just using me, huh? Yeah, it's all right now Like whoa, so I'm gonna be like man, that's your part of the game That's how the bending goes this man up If you get hurt somebody, I gotta put you in your position to play the game keep going. You ain't big in the game Maybe like no, but I'm big in the game Y'all left me out. Oh no, everybody got to get it Hey, um Did the Arthur Smith firing surprise you? None don't spy me in the lead. I've been seeing so much stuff go on man. Uh They find my old code day to label No Hey, we uh, what's my dog? Bro, a lot of people I never hear people say bad stuff about rainbow.  Yeah, I feel like Damn, but a lot of people leave what they want to do When yeah, man. Yeah bottom line. That's it. What it is bottom line, bro.  What? They couldn't get no rhythm going With good personal too good running back starts with the quarterback though. Yeah, it's three Yeah, my bad. My bad. Forgot it. It just didn't come together. I don't know why Do you have any insight on the batter? Yeah, man, you just Uh The roster is superintendent for show. We're not taking that away. Yeah, you can't take away with offense out of all The old line is solid the old line see old line play Let me tell you old line and lead if they solid they mean they great Because it's like you don't don't give up. You give a once a game, but that's cool. That's gonna mean. Yeah Once again, that's cool. They gonna get one everybody gonna set somebody gonna do a move somebody fastening somebody So it's gonna be exposed. That's right. Right. So but the way they block minimal got three running backs Let's be real. They got four receivers.   And you got to throw bg on as a receiver too What did you see where he uh with against the same time he caught that ball? Yeah It means when you know when somebody cares that Oh, like he gone No, I was sure but the rams. I think the rams, um They messed it up like three years ago That three years ago through they did when they went all in that one year They wanted to bro Matthews show everybody you can you can go all in and win the soup bro The long as your roster is you got a sign top of the top, uh quarterback What they did when they got Matthews Yeah, Trader for they put it all on and look so look, you know, they play this weekend Yeah, the rams the lions against the rams. He's gonna eat them. Who? Staffer he's gonna go crazy, but They in Detroit lying different good.  Yeah, he don't let gay showed it boy He'll fight I think oh, yeah No, I'm not thinking to it. He'll fight. Throw them hands. He'll throw them here. Get in there. Reggie playing with him. Oh, really? Yeah, I was uh, unfortunately a part of that over in 16 Detroit Lions team. So yeah, I was up there. Yeah, I was up there with them, bro Yeah, I'm pretty old. I know I look young in the face man, but I'm I got some years on me Yeah Come on. I'll say it like that now. He said oh and 16 Like what y'all looking forward to? Huh?  It may have been the exact opposite with us in Detroit Um, Detroit was the farm league of the NFL for a long time and I saw that firsthand um I love the city. Um, I got two babies born in in Detroit both my hospital A shout out to the Detroit 208 But that that organization at the time it can be different now It wasn't what it was they the organization. I didn't know if anything anybody giving back Uh, we would get together amongst ourselves something like that little small groups of players and stuff like that But nothing as a unit. So y'all didn't even kick it There's a small group of players here in there a party here in there, but as a unit now See a lot of folks don't really know the potential that they got like when you really kick it with your team Man, that's everything. It make it it make they ready to run through a brick wall for you Like did my dog? I got it back. My boy and my boy. I know a kid. I know a girl.  We were confused at the end of the game, you know, everybody In that situation like the proper etiquette is Yeah, the proper etiquette is the nil nil for sure the end of the day management football They already smack in there. So If that what he's out do though, he's out do we should have been ready to came Because they they Some of them players came out the ball some of them players didn't come out the ball They didn't even know for real. Someone didn't know someone new so after the game That was apologizing and stuff like man. We ain't trying to do that. Jamies check that Jamies did this Jamies did that so he played with telling on him We're doing it Yeah, he's sitting on the tv like yeah, it's a team decision But at the end of the day many football you can't really be too mad at Jamies because still Jamies gonna be who Jamies is Right, but uh, I mean if you If you didn't hurt her that bad, that's the only thing With Jamies, bro. What what you expect like Jamies don't don't get on the field Shit, I want to I want to score and lie Man, that probably I'm trying to get on another team. That was a good PR move with Jamies. Yeah He's gonna be in the news for two So speaking of quarterback, we do a pound for pound, bro If you get to pick which quarterback you you like out of the quarterback seeing that you go against him every week Okay, so first we got Jalen hurts or tool Both alabama quarterback Take hurts over tool a reason why I just hurts over tool because hurts can do Tool man Yeah, I don't want to say like they were tool got cheat codes like it's it's The weapons around Hey, he thinks Tyreek Hill six six though. Yeah, that's crazy But he's happy play like it, bro. He's like crazy weapon.  They say he just Option And Jalen Jalen model was hurt Yeah, Jeno Smith with Kyle Murray Caller Hey, we be forgetting about Kyle till he play again. Yeah, that boy's still nice He's still nice like a little bad kid, right? Yeah. I love watching him. Oh, this now this deal Lamar Jackson will pack my home Oh Yeah Yeah We should have matched him or somebody else May you can't go wrong now. I want to my home. My home's is my home's is uh generational Lamar is generational The Lamar is the new Vic My home's is a new Brady with With a little bit of a ride a ride on them.  Yeah Lamar white Kodak buff on that Yeah, what is going?  I look outside of football When Zay flowers had scored and he did a celebration Lamar like that shit's right weak Mark Andrews like earlier and put his hand up. He was open. He's like Lamar put his hand up like Just random in touchdown Like Lamar still like make you feel like you watching one of the One of them high school players that nobody could ever stop not all open field tackle you you like you against Lamar Bro, we put this post up on our page. Do you know, it's so many We would like take 500,000 or what get five million to open field tackle Lamar I guess defensive players in the league wouldn't even do that. Why would you think you could do it? They might think they could do it. You get 10 chances. They said they get 10. Oh, yeah, we could Of course. I'm gonna hit them Out of 10, that's you had to think about it. Yeah, you got a somebody on the couch You can't do 10. I do one that'd be real one. I ain't gonna get them one No, I can get them in two or three because it's gonna be like I'm gonna bait them I'm a football player so I'm gonna bait him. He gonna whoo. I'm gonna get him Yeah, but like one on one like come in man. You ain't talking Lamar.  Oh, speaking of safety Jesse Bates is a bad boy.  Something did right ball. Hope. Yeah Not through the ball in the air. He gonna go good Jesse a good dude too, man. I'm a boy Aaron Rogers or Josh Allen Right now I think Oh, they gotta be A healthy a rod.   Yeah So now you see why you hold on to the ball and oh, yeah Ben throwing the ball man. You seen them taking our a b begin. That's the end of his career Yeah, go look at the one he was throwing the same Tony Everybody forget about that catch. Well, everybody Go look at them. Go look at the one he was throwing the uh highs The ball's a man's board You know, he's from he's from here Uh, they they saying well, I don't know how to court a bad situation there, you know We watch espn and we don't talk. Would you think you think Russell Wilson will make it in that letter?  He'll be at molla, georgia Yeah, he's gonna be Outlet at 400 Joe burrow or tremor Lawrence Joe. Yeah, that's easy. That press guy was Brock Purdy Why you Because I was thinking about what care was talking about them boy. Oh, yeah Uh, no, I go that bad, but it is a good comparison though. Yeah, Justin feels a joint love Feels how he did us Feel nasty. Yeah, they saying feel feel they they they said they spackling he could come to Atlanta. He good Yeah, feel good. Feel the run that bad. That boy fast. He fast too. Cam Newton on Michael beat overall career People be trying to be a little Cam though like Cam and Cam is one of them. Yeah for sure. Cam was them, but I'm gonna have an MVP Great answer Yeah, I'm gonna go Vic though.  Like I remember me. I'm like, I'm my all time My you don't win too far Let's show drew breeze of tom brady.  How to get my dog No, they're one of the bro, bro. I like how to get my dog dog in my bro. And there he the little homie I'm just leaving like that. Yeah, that's how Yeah, we so look, you know playoffs this weekend um I know we both Well, I know the whole room is happy that the Saints ain't in so you ain't got to know about the same That was good. Yeah, that was good Yeah, and then they lose draft position just by winning. So y'all really yeah, so they beat us in lost spot Yeah, so that really was a chess move by y'all People didn't even know we did yeah, I think when y'all looked at the score that I saw I was like They y'all whooping that first half, but then y'all realize Dallas Cowboys or the Green Bay Packers both of y'all who y'all got uh Dallas. Yeah, I like Dallas too Yeah Dallas. Yeah, they owe Green Bay For a lot of for a lot of that F stuff Oh, yeah, I ain't even think about that. I'm just thinking about how they cheated dead burn where they catch Yeah, so that too is gonna come back for sure Detroit Lions versus the Los Angeles Rams I know you got the lines ready. Come on now. All right. Who you got bud? I think the Rams he you know right now and uh But I'm gonna go Detroit. They hot. I think it's your time for them to Yeah, get a playoff win Yeah, get a playoff win. Who you got my sir? I say, all right, Detroit with the sweet and they in Detroit. Yeah. Yeah, and that state. I'm rocking that We pay this is you temple buck temple bay bucks versus the Philadelphia Eagles.  I'm scared. There's ain't no way they go down there and lose the temple bay But not the temple had some if he weeks the last couple weeks if they think they only gonna put up nine points I know I'm saying they do to come up out of that. But you don't think the Eagles I didn't say that. Okay. I don't go with the eagle But I don't know man. It's it's I ain't gonna put no money on them All right, I think I'll be close Buffalo bills versus the Pittsburgh stills bills You going against the stills Yeah, tj ain't playing Oh I don't know amica playing or not. It's a rap bills Man, it's a rap bills. We ain't gotta discuss that Now they're gonna be a good at game. Kansas City cheese versus Miami Dolphins hot in arrowhead Well, let's go first Oh That's a good take Um, I got a I won't play off pat Yeah Both teams haven't been playing well. Yeah, if we see play off pat my home. He going to get another ring this year It's gonna be cold. It's going. It's like Minus minus minus two degrees or something. Oh in Kansas City. Yeah. Oh, I got Kansas City Oh, y'all know boy already go to the beach. Yeah, man It's gonna be cold. I want to say pat, but I want to be a wild card and go with the dolphins, bro Come on. We do got good defense That ain't hurt.   That's who burned this house there Until my life Oh, like three or four children this year. He had three or four kids this year. Yeah, see man That's just like uh teammate. Uh, what's the name? Howard But this was a Tyree They're true though. Is it true? See that part? I don't know But if it ain't true though on the on the feed is in my thing And I don't want nobody to take this the wrong way If you are if you one of the best players in the league Who give a damn how many baby mommas you got you can pay for them. So You're right. You you work that hard to be good It's a nigga at amazon It's somebody who work at ups with seven baby mommas So you mean to tell me he could do it and I can't deal and I'm catching 118 passes a year Go get your eight, man.  He had a third child this year with three different women. Yeah.  Why they be doing that though doing what? They're bringing them like why they be trying to bring that to the forefront. Oh, yeah, they're gonna bring that bud You know, that's a clickbait.  Hey, it's not associated with mr. Dupree Yeah, yeah, not anything. We ain't even fortunate. You know feta. He's playing But you have a old ricochard.     No, he don't say that No, he don't say that He seemed like he don't really talk that one. Say that you can't phase him. Yeah He he knows you do the ones you want though. You can't phase. Yeah You don't want one like uh, philla rivers you say something.  See, I like that. He don't curse though. No, the rivers don't curse.    The number one trash I'll play with this year David. I'm out of the detox when I was in On the falcon. He go crazy for real. Yeah, he ain't out. He surprised me Any african too. So, you know, you got an accident. Yeah Oh man, you boy, he ain't going crazy the whole game Who are you to talk to me? All right That is fun. You like I know you probably got that lambing on the field, man What? Lambing, like, yeah Lamb, hey, what is it? The lag gay, lag gay, I was just, the skulls are getting out of hand.  He said, who?  I be trying to make it to a funny man Yeah, like But I used to talk And plus the game checked unclear Yeah You had a contract incentive this weekend, too, for a sax I missed that bit by .5 By .5?   Man, they stopped there Yeah She was over there, there Ah, it's tough, bro, it's tough, bro Fun season though, man, I love Atlanta It's your first year here, right? Yeah Back next year? Yeah, y'all, I come back next year, I ain't trying to slide Man, please stay put, bro Or, I don't know what I'm saying Money or championship, you got money, and not to put your bidders out for stuff Yeah You ain't hurtin' for no money What I'm saying, if a championship team called, like, you know what I'm saying, we want you Oh, so, if I want to get a ring Yeah, so you'll take that ring For sure Yeah Jeff for the legacy Yeah, it's always, it's always great to say you want a championship, listen, and how you love, let it be We're going to see y'all do it here though Nah, we definitely can, but you just, the talent on the rust Yeah, got that It's just everything got to be We got the eighth pick in the draft Yeah, I think we need to do a Mike Vick appreciation day At the end of that shit, uh, I think I think that'll bridge the gap with everybody It'll make As long as Vincent's Vick suits up with the Falcons Right Oh, five And that cloud's still over in the organization Oh, seven?   Nah, I take it You don't take it, will you? Nah, the Falcons follow me Nah, I take it But you know offline You know what I mean?  Yeah Well, it was the, I know the female, you had a female rapper, didn't you? I had a female at one point Now I got Baby Jungle, T-Roy And Southside Twin Okay All out of, what is it? Jungle and Twin from Megan T-Roy from the East Side Okay Well, when you go to choose an artist, what's the name of the artist? I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know So when you go to choose an artist for the label, what, you just like, you just got to air for music? Yeah Or you, or it be certain situation, you try to Yeah, try to get something that buzz in Jungle Well, when I first saw in Jungle, you know, he was, he had the Teen Wave When he was in high school, they had, you know, the young kids, everybody, you know, rapping his songs and The Teen shows, he was kind of taking over that forefront, especially down that way Southside Twin, you know, he had one song that was rock, that song, rock out He was going, doing good, so I signed him on that and I put Newdy on it Did a remix, just to get some national notoriety going down And kind of amplified that one And then with T-Royal, I kind of did a bass sound, T-Royal just screamed with voice talent He had a lot of, he had songs, he was already an artist in Atlanta And then I heard him, somebody sent me a couple of songs, we heard him And then, you know, we started working together And then, you know, he, you know, he, he knew it I think he knew Atlanta R&B dude right now, so Everybody kind of clinging on to him So you like R&B music too? I just listen here for real, for real, but I listen to, I listen to, when I'm in the smooth I don't want to, I don't like listening to Shroom Up Bang Bang all day All day, bro You know what I'm saying? So I had to go How are your kids here, bud? Nine, five and four How about you, Rich? Ten, eight, three and one Do y'all ever listen to what y'all kids listen to? One and one Damn Whoa, you got one and one?  Damn, I said, you got one and one? I said, whoa, wait a minute Yeah, I got one and one, yeah, pull up them stats again I ain't no way you can have a one and one in there You woulda said they were twins I got two twins One and one How many drops? One and one One and one Y'all ever listen to the music y'all kids listen to?     What? And Who won't smoke with me? Yeah, the word for word Dad in the NFL And won't smoke I don't work there forever You don't smoke Tyreek? Yeah From Goath So look, bro, you be watching Bro, you be really having time to watch shows And I'll see I'll watch it while I'm raising candy That's the thing That's the thing I caught up quick I said good Like smooth transition That's the way to watch that shit, man Smooth transition Yeah, so it could just keep Continue watching Just keep going All the way through Ain't rocked So Y'all clean them blockers out already?   Yeah Are they African? Yeah Let's go back home Where he from You know He from uh Nah he grew up over there Oh that Oh boy that budget Y'all got the budget Yeah Yeah y'all got the budget I thought I'd pay for it The office I was still with Yeah Man any question for bud Before we get out here ready? Uh nah man We did a pretty good job man Yeah Yeah Yeah uh uh It's uh bring your bud What's it called? The podcast Oh bud by the buddy Bud by the buddy Bud brought a buddy Bud by the buddy Right You know how Sonny did it on that Jermaine Dupri?  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