Over the last few weeks, our women and men in uniform have been working to help the most vulnerable Canadians as we deal with this pandemic. And as the need for their help continues, we've received new requests to extend this period of deployment in both Ontario and Quebec, and we will be following up. Members of the Canadian Armed Forces are doing an incredible job, just like always. They're serving with distinction for our grandparents, our parents, our elders. In Ontario, they've made some extremely troubling observations about several long-term care facilities in which they've been serving, and we have shared this information with the provincial government. As I've said many times, we need to do a better job of caring for the people who built this country. The greatest generation saw us through World War II. We need to be there to support them properly through this global crisis. I spoke with Premier Ford on this earlier this morning to let him know that, of course, we would be there to help as he takes action on improving care for seniors in long-term care centres. Our government will continue to support Ontarians through this, and I know this is something the Premier will be addressing in greater detail at his press conference later today. This morning, I also wanted to provide an update on personal protective equipment. In the last 10 weeks alone, over 40 flights have arrived in Canada carrying much-needed PPE. This represents hundreds of thousands of items, everything from masks to hospital gowns that we've shipped to our frontline workers. At the same time, we're also investing in production here at home. And on that front, today, we're taking yet another critical step forward. I can announce that we've signed a contract with General Motors to produce 10 million face masks. As we speak, GM employees are already making these masks. They will keep people safe and help slow the spread of COVID-19. And for the auto workers in Oshawa, this contract will support good, well-paying jobs in an industry that's faced tough times. On testing, we're also making progress. We're supporting companies and research centres across the country as they develop new, improved COVID-19 test kits and products. And for life-saving healthcare equipment, we've signed a new contract for 10,000 ventilators that are being produced through a partnership between Canadian Nobel laureate Dr. Art MacDonald, his team, and Vexos. Deliveries will begin this summer bringing our total of mating Canada ventilators to 40,000. On this and on other supplies for frontline workers, I know that Minister Baines and Minister Anand will have more details to share a little later today. Over the past 10 weeks, more than 40 planes carrying individual protective equipment have arrived in Canada. We're talking here about hundreds of thousands of articles, including masks and hospital jackets that have been distributed to frontline workers. At the same time, we're working with companies from one end to the other in the country to increase our capacity to manufacture these articles at home. Today, I can announce that we signed a contract with General Motors to produce 10 million masks. At the moment when we're talking about GM employees, they've already started their work and the first masks will be finished soon. Regarding the deposition, we also carry out progress. Through the country, we support companies and research centres that are developing new tests for COVID-19. And we do the same thing for respirators. We signed a contract to produce 10,000 respirators that will be manufactured as part of a partnership between Art MacDonald, the Canadian laureate of the Nobel Prize, his team and the company Vexos. Over the past two months, we've rolled out targeted support for sectors that have been hit hard by COVID-19. And we know that more needs to be done. Just look at the food industry. With the growing season underway, farmers are working harder than ever to keep Canadians fed. But because of COVID-19, many are having trouble finding workers. So today, I can announce that our government is funding up to 700 youth jobs in that industry. This will support the people who put food on our plates while creating new opportunities for young people. This builds on what we've already done, from connecting more Canadians of every age with work in the sector to supporting seasonal workers. Over the past six years, farmers are working harder than ever to keep Canadians fed. But because of COVID-19, many workers are having trouble finding workers to help them. So we're funding up to 700 youth jobs in that industry. This will help those who feed their families while creating opportunities for students to help them. In the last weeks, Canadians have been focused on our families and on our neighbours, on our communities and our country. But we've also been closely engaged with how the world is managing COVID-19. Not only because the only way to truly end this virus in Canada is to end it everywhere, but because as a trading nation, with Canadians who trace their origins to every corner of the planet, we understand better than most how connected the world has become. Canadian jobs and businesses depend on stable and productive economies in other countries, so it matters to us how everyone weathers this storm. For so many, this pandemic is devastating. More than 300 million people around the world will be out of work, and more than 30 million people will be pushed into extreme poverty. We can't wait for others to act. It's not in our self-interest, and it's just not who we are. We can, and we must, seize the opportunity to do what we can to make people safer and more prosperous, to create an international system that recognises who's left behind and strives to lift them up. This is no small task, but I know we're up to it. Jamaica is ready to do our part as we help bring the world together in the fight against COVID-19. On Thursday, I will be convening a high-level meeting with the Secretary-General of the UN and the Prime Minister of Jamaica to consider global economic challenges and how to better support developing countries. We're bringing together leaders from every region of the world, as well as the heads of international institutions to work on shared strategies to protect the global economy, support our citizens, and help the most vulnerable. I've been speaking to many leaders about these issues and about the importance of global cooperation. This includes Chancellor Merkel of Germany and President Macron of France just yesterday, and leaders from the Caribbean and from across Africa, Latin America and the Pacific. And key international financial experts, like Canada's own Mark Carney, are getting involved too. To address this pandemic, to keep people safe, to help our economies weather the storm, we need to collaborate. And with this forum, Canada will be there to help lead the way forward. Canada is a commercial country with family ties all over the world. Our jobs, our businesses, our workers, our economies depend on part of a global economy in good health. And in the midst of the pandemic, we can't close our eyes on the world in which we live.  For many of them, the pandemic is a disaster. As Canadians, we know that we have a role to play. We can and we have to build a safer and more prosperous world for all, and see whether our international system is more just and more equal. It's a challenge, but I know that we are at the top. On Thursday, I will convene a meeting at a high level with the UN Secretary-General and the Prime Minister of Jamaica to examine the economic challenges the world is facing and find ways to help developing countries. It will be an opportunity for leaders to gather together and develop strategies to protect the world economy, support our citizens and help the most vulnerable. I discussed these issues and the importance of the international cooperation with several leaders. I spoke yesterday with the Chancellor of Germany, Merkel, and the French president, Macron, and I also spoke with leaders from the Caribbean, Africa, Latin America and the Pacific. And of course, financial experts to be called international, like Canadian Mark Karnay, will also participate. If we work together and we stay focused on what we have to do, I know that we will go through together and come back together. Thank you.


It's a unique hustle nigga.    Name another podcast like this Check it. Check it. Check it. It's a unique hustle. It's your boy, E.C. Yo, and I'm here with the lovely official Mr. Makeup. You done know? Hey, man. Hey, man. Say man. Look out, man. Hey, man. My boy here, man. Today King King B G boy. G boy. I knew it was gonna mess it up.  When they get on this mind What's up, man? King G boy in the building. Chillin' chill. Who gave you that name?  So it ended up becoming King G boy Hmm. King G boy. And G is G is the beginning of your government name? Well, they're actually like every time I would get into trouble Like they would take me to the office and they picked me up and then they just tell me Oh, he a good boy. He ain't he ain't doing nothing wrong But because I was always so I was always I was always fighting. So they that's what they taught me, you know Stand up for myself. So I did what I did. They told me to fight. I fought Wow. So do you think that uh, you from San Antonio?  Oh, we expect them bars, man So y'all be rapping up there Yeah, I'll be doing everything over here. They sound actually you know where I'll be going to the uh, river walk And then what they call it down there. Yeah That's a tourist area. Yeah Yeah, I don't be down there like hanging out.  You know what I'm saying far as uh, you know, I'm a tourist I'm not I'm not down there. Okay, but everywhere you go you always like to do whatever the locals do You don't know no no no sir. Let me tell you when we travel. He'll say okay. I want to see the downtown But I also want to see the hood Yeah, so and I want to when I go to the hood I'm going to ask where's the best place to eat because they always know where the best place is real talk Now I do say that that's who so For locals, what's the best thing to see and do in San Antonio? Man the best thing to do in San Antonio Like if you're a tourist Not for tourists not for tourists not for tourists because you know tourists who come in town. I want to feel like they're local okay, so basically, um just I would say Just drive around and see what you like because there's a lot of different varieties in my city like Literally, I can get to one side. I can get to one side of time in 10 minutes That's small like like that like I can get to it ain't really that small He know all the back streets They know all the back streets. Ain't nobody. I'm not crazy.  Well This guy's in the inner city Switching going down back roads and he's getting where he need to be Yeah Man because I want to get the point a to point b. I ain't trying to be waiting for nobody Already man, and I don't blame you man because at the end of the day I used to ride all the back streets when I was selling dope. I get it. You know what I'm talking about That's what I did.  I ride all the back streets I'm just gonna be real with you So you said that um, you always just getting in trouble used to fight But when did you were you rapping during that time? Um I used to just do it out of freestyle when I was younger. So when I did that like I was Like going back to when I was getting in trouble. Like I got down when I was 12 So I like I didn't stop until like my son was born So At 13 it's um morning 13 How old were you when you were the first child? They don't play um Man, I've been trying to act. I had I had I don't even know if I have other kids or little somewhere No, I've been I've been trying to act kids since I was like 13 years old That's what I was saying. I told you shout out to them boy to be getting in at 13 I told you at 13. Yeah, I was trying to have all the responsibility. Why? Well, because like growing up I didn't have my mom and my dad my the concrete was my So you're gonna create his own damn family the street The hood was my family So you wanted to provide for some kids like like it wasn't because you know, some people want to have kids because They want to have the unconditional love from Actually, like um, I wanted to know where it was like to have a family Okay, I didn't have one. So where were your parents? Well, when I was born they signed the rights off So just when you were born are you the first child? I'm the first son the only son and then that and they signed their rights away my parents divorce And then my my pops went off and did his thing and my mom's went off and did her thing And how old were you at the time when they did this? Oh, man, um I went to the court system through like until I was like 10 And by the time I was 17 I caught my um first felony charge So did you ever go looking for your parents? No, I know where they at It just it just I just like like my mom she she started coming back into my life because of my kids But like you rarely see my kids that one of my kids my kids I have four kids So my four kids are actually on one of my album covers. So Like but you won't see that face. Yeah, I don't allow that.  So I used to bodybuild back then too But um He did his own thing and he had his own I just left him alone.  Why did you didn't feel that need to know why? Um, I know men and women are different Like at one point I was like, you know, what did I do wrong? Right? But I was like, you know what at the end of the day I I didn't mean they missed out So do you think that that um because of that Of bringing or the situations that you went through is why you eventually got in trouble and you were on the streets and stuff like that? um Basically it was survival of the fittest like realistically like Growing up, I I didn't even think I was gonna see 14 Like the life expectancy in my block was 14 years old. Wow So and like it was known for shooting police and Stuff like that. So and it's still doing that like just recently they just showed that they shot police recently You know I'm saying stuff like that, but you know, that's how it was And my hood was predominantly black and mexican put together all y'all going to jail I can tell you that right now So like a lot of my people were getting killed. I like I've seen my friends get killed. You know He had to go in the jail. Yeah one of the other 14. So, you know and that's true and me like when I when I caught the charge I took it for a homie for on g and Then I messed up again and I was looking at father 99 years, right and then Ever since then they just And I just try to get myself out of it. So what do you think about? Okay, because you've been in that life and you were young And looking back now because you're older wiser, you know, a lot of stuff So when you look back and you see because I see a lot of kids in the gun violence gangs and all of that And you have some older people still be repping that they're in all of these gangs and stuff like that But It's like they're sacrificing Grow up with that With all these older people repping it but then all these younger kids, you know still In that the structure ain't the same Okay, we interviewed Melvin farmer that He started the crypts with toky william. We went out to la if you go watch myself You'll see we'll be interviewed. It's a living in california. So so you know about melvin farmer And we talked about the structure because he said, oh, no The younger kids back then couldn't say or do something without you know without proper authority But nowadays anybody and everybody repping whatever and doing whatever people don't know who Yeah, but he also said they they didn't have numbers, you know, they had They had revolvers.  You run out of bullets. You know what I'm saying These boys they were different now these boys got these uh dracos and but it's a different world now these boys But Everybody going we grew up on a on a on a loyalty and respect system Yeah, but y'all guns weren't that big though. No, no back then Y'all had the muses. I got I got I got stab one time you had the muses, didn't you? Huh?  Yeah, and you know what I mean? But you still had all the bystanders who got hit because and you know At first I said it was a mass shooting, but it really wasn't after they got to the nitty gritty of everything Why don't you let that thing go? I'm gonna be real with you. What's that?  Hey, you know what you better accept the consequences to come behind but you know what man I don't think about it. I'm gonna be real with you y'all. I think It's up to us. You know all all I've been cutting up, but all I chose to decide We got to do something to spring forth a unity and build up our youth. You know what I'm saying? Um, you know, I've been there. I get it, you know, but at the end of the day, man We gotta do something to change the narrative. So when you get older, uh, the bible said when I was a child I thought it was a child. I did some childish things, but when I became a man, I put those childish things away So you have to be willing to change and and and you have to be transparent You have to in order to to see forth the next generation and not be a wall But be a bridge so they extend that don't talk about them talk to them and I and they people These youngster the people too, especially when I feel like God put us through certain situations Like you've been through all of those situations before so You're able to go back to the hood or to certain people They don't have you know parents or so forth and say, you know, I was that kid. I was you You're the only one can read to me because And tell them stories or you know, whatever and say, you know, you have other ways You don't have to go down this path and I actually When I found out I was going to be a father I actually put myself in a father program and I actually became a mentor and I actually got a certificate Of my completion to teach the father's financial aid. So I teach my kids the same way So they actually into the music So they doing this stuff with the music making beats and doing all that so they actually doing music too But the thing with the music, okay, because Okay, since we've been interviewing a lot of rappers and so forth The thing with the music is that like music sex and guns go hand Rap sex and guns, I should say go hand in hand And it seemed like a lot of rappers are into the still Some of them portraying to be You know the violent the gun slingers the gangsters whatever So it's the same thing you're going into that But but they they they doing it on on social media back then it wasn't none of that You know what I'm saying? Like but it can be just as dangerous because it can cause Like like like they're beefing over over over a comment Like Not not something worse something like I would understand like oh, he got me for money You know, I'm saying or some of that nature or harm my family or something But when when you're saying like oh, I went after him for a comment Man, it's a comment but words are powerful That's the reason why people even do music because you gotta be smart. You gotta be smarter as as as an individual You are you smarter?  That's what they want you Right. I ain't trying to snoop down. I'm going up. I ain't you can stay down there. I'm going up Dope dope dope, but let's get let's get a little bit into your music I wanted to let me see. Can I say something?  I want to get in here. Okay, baby. You can go All right, let me rock him out right quick. Let's talk about the music When did you think you got serious about the music? Um, how old were you? So I would do the shows um back in the day the label was actually a family label. Okay, and then after that Like things started going like sketchy and stuff like that.  Yes. So I was like, you know what? It's fine. You you want to push me to the dogs? Now I'm gonna go back to the streets. You know what I'm saying? Because I got to eat. I got to make money I don't got time for all this wishy-washy like I used to go do Or in Comanche Park and go do freestyles and they would pay me like $500 You know what I'm saying? Back then $500 was a lot But you know I didn't get too serious until My sons heard me freestyle and my sons are actually the ones that pushed me back into it. Wow, and that was like 2018 so I remember these sons at that time um My first son He was four. Oh And they liked it. No, uh, my my youngest one was four and my oldest one He he's 12 now. So I think he was about like seven. So when you tell me to get back into it Wow, let me let me get any of them. Can any of them do music? Yeah, actually they do One both of them do beats. Um, they're actually part of uh They they're doing the stuff with the second generation Screwed up children. So they're part they're gonna be part of that too. Okay.  Yeah, it's gotta make sense You know, that's the whole game with the you still I think she's so when you freestyle you do a lot of She's nervous Now then they're gonna come down Because a lot of people freestyle because they can't think of the words to put with this and whatever they're writing to be You're all we're hating. I'm not hating.  No, that nigga's gonna come with it Yeah, yeah, growing up on the block never stopped Used to be over here ripping walks You already know my name. I've been doing this man since the early age back in the game I used to be on the block posted up with the pose.  I never ever stayed in my lane, but I over here getting in the game So I had to go ahead and stack that cheddar You better watch out homie because I got a burrata man. I aim for the cranium.  Man. I keep that stainless So if you want to test go ahead and ask about me check my jacket because I got a long rap sheet So if you want to see who I be, I'm keen g boy to switch out records. What's your mean? Hey, hold up hold up.  I love the hip-hop culture man Anything to do with hip-hop man and our youngsters in the way that you know Everybody talked about hip-hop, but hip-hop saved a lot of kids too Because they was in the studio when they could have been out getting shot at shooting somebody So I love the fact that you know what I mean that hip-hop really it cultivates our culture You know what I mean? So so people they look at it on the negative side But there was a positive side as well Because those kids like I say a lot of nights are in those studios. They might be smoking a weed You know, it's getting high I get it, but at least they ain't out here doing nothing, you know crazy. Yeah So what you think you think I'm right? like straight up on the coups like If you're just chilling with you with I would say if you're gonna do something do it at your own crib where you know, you safe and you feel good You know, I'm saying if you're with your people just remember like you could always be a casual thing Already, you know, I'm saying and you know, that's why I'm glad I'm doing what I'm doing with the music because due to the fact that You know, now I have my I have an EP out that I put out in 2019 that's dope. What's name? Tells from the ghetto tells from the ghetto. Yeah You got a hook for me on that thing. No, I don't have a hook on there. No, no me. I know I want to get on You want to get on it? I'm actually gonna do a remix on it. I got you I never did one. Oh, you never did one. No, but I'm just gonna be I'm gonna break. I'm a breakout artist. Oh, okay This gonna be my what you think in your career. Yeah, I'm kind of old. I gotta y'all can do it Yeah, okay. That's all I need to know and look confident He does have a voice like on that one. I got a voice You got a voice baby Like on that on that on that EP when I put that one out It was just a letter everybody know like, yo, I'm coming back The sweatshirt record is coming back. I revamped the whole label. I did the whole revamp the whole design It's Houston and San Antonio put together. I see Houston and San Antonio put together. So like That's cool. Basically like When I put that EP out I had a young Bill Rapsumo and uh, he has a the radio station of 90.1 kpt And my music was playing over here in H town then in my city So then I have another project coming out called the parts of life And um, I have PMC on there I got um, what stop right there. I don't say nothing else What did you say? PMC What? Listen, man, that's all you have to do man. Me and you we best friends now. I'm coming down to san Antonio I'm rocking with you. I'm gonna get your number after this. So when I come down there, I'm for the rock with your whole team You know what I'm saying? I think it's yeah. Yeah, you just said don't worry about that part Well, you saw me with my shirt I'm with you, you know, I'm saying now the interview can start. Hell, I don't know. What else we talked about Yeah, and like like the upcoming features that I have also is um, rashi from dope house 21st century and um caroline rodriguez And I have boned a mac Little flip and I both freestyle on that track and I have spm from prison. Dang. Wow. That's dope Man, I came with you and when is it coming out? Um, I'm actually gonna be performing some of the tracks before I actually released the album and then I also have I'm actually Completed with that album. Harvey Love is actually remixing the mastering it again because um, we I didn't like the way the other engineer producer did it because he did bad business. So I just Go ahead and hit Harvey Love. Oh Then I have a project with Ronnie Spencer. So Shout out to legendary run. Don't say it but I'll say legendary man. Hey man. It's going down man running Spencer So what's the what was that like working with Ronnie? Well, I'm still working with Ronnie. Y'all still trying to rock it out. Yeah, we still here doing things Yeah, that's dope. And I I rather take my time and patience, you know, I'm saying because I know where I'm gonna get at You know, and people people just want to hop on to it.  Oh Like I'm I'm real passionate because at the end of the day, I'm it's not for me Ain't nothing wrong with bro. It's for my kids. All right I want to leave a legacy back so they can understand like hey my my dad actually gave a shit about me Right, because you know I'm saying like nobody ever left me none You know I'm saying like I actually had I had over eight eight to ten chains. I had eight rings all diamonds everything. I had my grills everything uh, my girl I got from Johnny and then uh, all my other jewelry I had got and then I was like my boys asked me they were like, you know what? You we didn't know you read and I was like, yeah, and I would do freestyle just random free styles off of beats and After that, I was like you want me to get into music? And they said, yeah And I asked them one more time that was it because I don't ask no more than than twice If I've asked you three times then It ain't for it So I asked them twice and they were like, yeah, we want you we want you to get back in the music All right, I sold all my jewelry Hey And I revamped my whole label. Wow That's love. I did it for my kids. That's dope. And then my daughter's actually, um I actually give back to the community too so, um I get back to The people who never who didn't have anything because I know what it's like to not have none Me and you both, you know and like also to like My daughters they're they're growing up with the music.  Yeah, that boy dropping them plugs. Y'all don't know nothing about it Bushwick the late great baby the ghetto boys. Yeah, I'm playing man for real for real like man I'm gonna take this hearty it man. I love this. I was with him. I was with him in the hospital You know shout out to young know his son, man. He's killing it in the game like for real for really Yeah, young know he living houston. He ain't used to yeah, I gotta link up with him. Yeah, he man He dropping cold cold fire for real for already, man And then uh free young pimple to young pimp is free baby Hey, man, shout out to that boy. Me you yeah, you gave me I want that new address I'm about to write that boss talk 101.  So you should have already had the time. Yeah, well my My number one my number one and because This is how I don't see it man. Is s is the first one was s but then My actual My main main like star star don't see it man. It's pimp Don't say it man. It's pimp. Don't say it man. I think he heard No, no, don't say it man for the crop man. It's pimp. It's pimp.  What's wrong? And then and then also too like I actually have one more and it's It's I ain't doing it Either you're gonna drop somebody off to put a one on and it ain't gonna be pimp see us We're gonna shut this whole interview down right now But but the reason why I'm saying it is because it's because he was part of trill entertainment And he was part of pimp with pimp and it was boosie at my boy.    You won't stop this interview That's the quickest way to stop this thing interview, man So check it man. So, um, how can people get a hold of you and you can find me on instagram at king g boy 666 um You can find me on facebook at king g boy Uh, and when you see of my facebook, you'll see my snapchat. You'll see everything that's on there. You can click on it and um You'll see everything i've been doing everybody i've been working with You know, um, I also have features lined up for my next projects, you know, so I have um small boy Okay, if y'all heard small boy, he's the one that did the stuff for big hawk. Okay, and then, um, You know, I also also did a track with d1. All right, d1 chosen, you know, shout out to d1 chosen um I also have a pillar, you know, um, he's with uh clover g's with flip. Yeah, so he's he's another artist I'm gonna be put i'm gonna be actually doing a track with um Play to see uh brick wolf got lil mexico Uh, I got a whole list. I have them actually I put all my artists all my features in order You know, so I know who i'm gonna be working with you know already well um, okay, so, um One thing I want to say is I appreciate you for coming on boss talk 101 man. I appreciate y'all having me. We love you, brother And uh at the end of the day, we're gonna we're gonna a man We're gonna come down to san Antonio. Like I said, I'm not just talking. I'm gonna get your number here in a minute And um, like I said, we appreciate you for coming on boss talk 101 man I appreciate y'all having me for for and it's been another great segment of boss talk 101. All right, and we out


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