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Of Mississippi where at a detective intention of discovery violations has led to a judge growing out the case of two white men at a black beed X driver in Mississippi, who will talk to that brother about who was a shot at three years ago? A stunning, stunning lack of justice coming out of Mississippi. Also on today's show, black residents.

Of Mississippi where at a detective intention of discovery violations has led to a judge growing out the case of two white men at a black beed X driver in Mississippi, who will talk to that brother about who was a shot at three years ago? A stunning, stunning lack of justice coming out of Mississippi. Also on today's show, black residents.

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Marte Hey Folks a stunning story out of Mississippi where a judge has dismissed the case with prejudiced against the white father.

Marte Hey Folks a stunning story out of Mississippi where a judge has dismissed the case with prejudiced against the white father.

And son who allegedly shot at a black Beedex driver Folks. In twenty twenty two, Brandon Case and his father, Gregory Charles Case, were both charged with attempted first degree murder, conspiracy, and shooting into the vehicle driven by de Moontio Gibson, a FedEx driver who was simply trying to do his job. Gipson, who was wearing his FedEx uniform and driving in an unmarked van at the time of the shooting, was not injured. Now here's what happened. In August of twenty twenty three, Judge David strawng declared a mistrial after the lead detective in the case with hell evidence that Detective Vincent Frando, was fired after the charges were dismissed. Last week, the defense attorneys argued that the case and charges should be dismissed, stating that the father and son had been deprived of a speedy trial and denied due process. That FedEx driver that de Ontario Gibson joined us now from Richland, Mississippi. Glad to have you here on the show. Unfortunately, I hate the fact that you're not getting the justice necessary. So just talk about how I'll stun you are that this investigator did this resulting in this case being thrown out and now you can't seek justice in the criminal courtroom.

And son who allegedly shot at a black Beedex driver Folks. In twenty twenty two, Brandon Case and his father, Gregory Charles Case, were both charged with attempted first degree murder, conspiracy, and shooting into the vehicle driven by de Moontio Gibson, a FedEx driver who was simply trying to do his job. Gipson, who was wearing his FedEx uniform and driving in an unmarked van at the time of the shooting, was not injured. Now here's what happened. In August of twenty twenty three, Judge David strawng declared a mistrial after the lead detective in the case with hell evidence that Detective Vincent Frando, was fired after the charges were dismissed. Last week, the defense attorneys argued that the case and charges should be dismissed, stating that the father and son had been deprived of a speedy trial and denied due process. That FedEx driver that de Ontario Gibson joined us now from Richland, Mississippi. Glad to have you here on the show. Unfortunately, I hate the fact that you're not getting the justice necessary. So just talk about how I'll stun you are that this investigator did this resulting in this case being thrown out and now you can't seek justice in the criminal courtroom.

To be honest with you, I honestly think he did do some things wrong, but I think it was really just deliberately sabotage from the very beginning. A lot of people don't know that this guy wasn't even originally over the case. The person who was originally over the case was actually kin to those guys.

To be honest with you, I honestly think he did do some things wrong, but I think it was really just deliberately sabotage from the very beginning. A lot of people don't know that this guy wasn't even originally over the case. The person who was originally over the case was actually kin to those guys.

They had the same last name.

They had the same last name.

His name was Detective Chief Chris Case, and they had other relatives side the police department. And like from the from the very night that I called it was, it was set up for failure.

His name was Detective Chief Chris Case, and they had other relatives side the police department. And like from the from the very night that I called it was, it was set up for failure.

It was doom to fail.

It was doom to fail.

So you so you believe that law enforcement there in Mississippi was not interested in justice for you, that they were focused on protecting, uh, these two white men in Mississippi.

So you so you believe that law enforcement there in Mississippi was not interested in justice for you, that they were focused on protecting, uh, these two white men in Mississippi.

Mister Rowland, when it took we we had to protest. For first of all, it took them eight days to arrest them. They didn't even arrest them. They turned themselves in the police said that the police chief, Ken Collins, Kenneth Collins, said that he was scared to arrest the shooters. So they took eight days. They turned them salves in. They was released in the same day. After that, they were trying to charge them with like some small charges and we had to protest for nine months. We had to protest for nine months straight in order for them to up those up those.

Mister Rowland, when it took we we had to protest. For first of all, it took them eight days to arrest them. They didn't even arrest them. They turned themselves in the police said that the police chief, Ken Collins, Kenneth Collins, said that he was scared to arrest the shooters. So they took eight days. They turned them salves in. They was released in the same day. After that, they were trying to charge them with like some small charges and we had to protest for nine months. We had to protest for nine months straight in order for them to up those up those.

Charges and invite them.

Charges and invite them.

And even then they still was hisit about like, you know, pursuing the pursuing the charges days of that nature.

And even then they still was hisit about like, you know, pursuing the pursuing the charges days of that nature.

And I can't I forget the second part of your question.

And I can't I forget the second part of your question.

So I mean, obviously what I'm saying this, so you have a criminal you have a criminal case here. Uh so the question what's next, Uh you have you can go a civil route. You can also petition, even though of course, uh you know, the the Trump folks are take it over in a week. You could also the Department of Justice could also have a hate crimes investigation, uh, because uh this could be classified as the target and view as a hate crime. Is there any movement on both of those, the civil part as well as a federal hate crimes investigation.

So I mean, obviously what I'm saying this, so you have a criminal you have a criminal case here. Uh so the question what's next, Uh you have you can go a civil route. You can also petition, even though of course, uh you know, the the Trump folks are take it over in a week. You could also the Department of Justice could also have a hate crimes investigation, uh, because uh this could be classified as the target and view as a hate crime. Is there any movement on both of those, the civil part as well as a federal hate crimes investigation.

I currently do have a civil lawsuit against those guys in court, so I'm trying to seek seek, uh see through there. I have to find a new attorney because I recently lost my attorney due to issues that have nothing to do with my case whatsoever, and uh, the Department of Justice is around I'm seeking to go. I have to find the official complaint through the website, which I'm doing this week.

I currently do have a civil lawsuit against those guys in court, so I'm trying to seek seek, uh see through there. I have to find a new attorney because I recently lost my attorney due to issues that have nothing to do with my case whatsoever, and uh, the Department of Justice is around I'm seeking to go. I have to find the official complaint through the website, which I'm doing this week.

And I have tried to get the DA to petition on.

And I have tried to get the DA to petition on.

The dismissal and things of that ass because if we have a Mississippi statue, it's Mississippi Statue ninety nine DA's forty nine Dash one Preservation of Evidence, and it also lists the victims Bill of Rights and it says that if it's proven that the case was intentionally or the even was intentionally withheld or manipulated, with that the DA has grounds to appeal the dismissal. Now I emailed him today. I'm giving him forty eight hours to respond to me to see why won't he follow this statue. But it is proven that it was intentional due to what the judge said in his dismissal. He said that they intentionally would helds evidence and then included the state, which is the DA's office.

The dismissal and things of that ass because if we have a Mississippi statue, it's Mississippi Statue ninety nine DA's forty nine Dash one Preservation of Evidence, and it also lists the victims Bill of Rights and it says that if it's proven that the case was intentionally or the even was intentionally withheld or manipulated, with that the DA has grounds to appeal the dismissal. Now I emailed him today. I'm giving him forty eight hours to respond to me to see why won't he follow this statue. But it is proven that it was intentional due to what the judge said in his dismissal. He said that they intentionally would helds evidence and then included the state, which is the DA's office.

So the judge did say man potentially misheale evidence with heal evidence.

So the judge did say man potentially misheale evidence with heal evidence.

Yes, yes, sir, he said that in his dismissal decreer. So you know.

Yes, yes, sir, he said that in his dismissal decreer. So you know.

Do you believe that this district attorney cares about justice for.

Do you believe that this district attorney cares about justice for.

You and it's going to pursue this completely To be completely unders with you, absolutely not.

You and it's going to pursue this completely To be completely unders with you, absolutely not.

The first time that I met him was due to the fact that I had to set up meet on him.

The first time that I met him was due to the fact that I had to set up meet on him.

He didn't. He never reached out.

He didn't. He never reached out.

To me because at first, you know, it was a it was a different DA on on the case before the mistrial. But when we got the new DA in he came in, he never reached out to me. I had to reach out to him. When we did meet, I asked him why have they never reached out to me? And they told me some lies about how they tried to and this, that, and the third.

To me because at first, you know, it was a it was a different DA on on the case before the mistrial. But when we got the new DA in he came in, he never reached out to me. I had to reach out to him. When we did meet, I asked him why have they never reached out to me? And they told me some lies about how they tried to and this, that, and the third.

But they never really did.

But they never really did.

And honestly, and every time I asked them, like, you know, like what's going on with my case, they were more concerned with what people are posting on social media about them than than me.

And honestly, and every time I asked them, like, you know, like what's going on with my case, they were more concerned with what people are posting on social media about them than than me.

Actually.

Actually.

For example, when I asked them the other day the other day, why would they not appeal the case? His assistant quote like, this is this is these are her words, not mine. This is what she said. And I quote, he, uh, he sees what your mom posts on social media about him, but this has nothing to do with it.

For example, when I asked them the other day the other day, why would they not appeal the case? His assistant quote like, this is this is these are her words, not mine. This is what she said. And I quote, he, uh, he sees what your mom posts on social media about him, but this has nothing to do with it.

Unquote. Those were her words.

Unquote. Those were her words.

They care more about, like and I can't even control my mom, dude, she's her own person. But they care more about people post on social media about them to actually get victim for the uh, justice for the victim and stuff like that.

They care more about, like and I can't even control my mom, dude, she's her own person. But they care more about people post on social media about them to actually get victim for the uh, justice for the victim and stuff like that.

When I met them, they were they weren't.

When I met them, they were they weren't.

It was like I felt like I was meeting an enemy, like they was treating me like the adversary. And I had to be the one that say, Okay, you know what, I would get them to stop posting about y'all. You know, if you guys just like give me y'all word that y'all gonna handle this for me that y'all gonna do the big job y'all can do, which I feel like they did not do that, and I upheld my.

It was like I felt like I was meeting an enemy, like they was treating me like the adversary. And I had to be the one that say, Okay, you know what, I would get them to stop posting about y'all. You know, if you guys just like give me y'all word that y'all gonna handle this for me that y'all gonna do the big job y'all can do, which I feel like they did not do that, and I upheld my.

Side of the work. Uh, my side of the bargain. It was just unfair from the beginning.

Side of the work. Uh, my side of the bargain. It was just unfair from the beginning.

So I mean, so here's the problem. I see him stuck between a rock and a hard place. You are dependent upon You are dependent upon a system that hasn't desired from day one to be on your side. So now all of a sudden you're having to petition that same system. So do you believe that Unfortunately y'all are going to have to protest again just to get justice in this case.

So I mean, so here's the problem. I see him stuck between a rock and a hard place. You are dependent upon You are dependent upon a system that hasn't desired from day one to be on your side. So now all of a sudden you're having to petition that same system. So do you believe that Unfortunately y'all are going to have to protest again just to get justice in this case.

I believe we would have to protest and things of that nature again. I really just we said they would do their jobs and stuff like that. You know what people say about you shitting to fit with, you know, like how you do your job and things of that nature. Like I feel like they should have to take this series, like just the saying they would if I was somebody different or a different skin tone or something like that. I just feel like it was never taking serious of things of that nature. So I don't think they're gonna handle it. I feel like it's going to have to be some more you know, going down there and protests, and they're showing them that we're not scared and we're not breaking down.

I believe we would have to protest and things of that nature again. I really just we said they would do their jobs and stuff like that. You know what people say about you shitting to fit with, you know, like how you do your job and things of that nature. Like I feel like they should have to take this series, like just the saying they would if I was somebody different or a different skin tone or something like that. I just feel like it was never taking serious of things of that nature. So I don't think they're gonna handle it. I feel like it's going to have to be some more you know, going down there and protests, and they're showing them that we're not scared and we're not breaking down.

What happened to your job in this case.

What happened to your job in this case.

The day after the mistrial? They had actually fired me.

The day after the mistrial? They had actually fired me.

The day after the mistrial?

The day after the mistrial?

You were fired, Yes, sir?

You were fired, Yes, sir?

What reason was given?

What reason was given?

They said that they offered me a job and I didn't want to take it. But what I was telling them was I was having anxiety attacks and all types of things like that, and I wasn't doing good in public. I'm actually on like medication and things for that stuff now, and they weren't taking me serious.

They said that they offered me a job and I didn't want to take it. But what I was telling them was I was having anxiety attacks and all types of things like that, and I wasn't doing good in public. I'm actually on like medication and things for that stuff now, and they weren't taking me serious.

They tell me they had no at home jobs.

They tell me they had no at home jobs.

Which is like what I told them I owned and when it came about, they just said that I kept declining jobs that they were offering me and stuff like that.

Which is like what I told them I owned and when it came about, they just said that I kept declining jobs that they were offering me and stuff like that.

So that was the reason they gave.

So that was the reason they gave.

Did you ever hear from FedEx corporate?

Did you ever hear from FedEx corporate?

I can't remember, but I did hear it from some higher ups at a point in time.

I can't remember, but I did hear it from some higher ups at a point in time.

So where are you working now?

So where are you working now?

I'm currently just actually not working, like I have my family taking care man stuff like that. I'm trying to focus on healing and stuff. Like that, but I really just like, don't have a job.

I'm currently just actually not working, like I have my family taking care man stuff like that. I'm trying to focus on healing and stuff. Like that, but I really just like, don't have a job.

Crown man. It is certainly unfortunate what you've had to endure for the last three years. I mean yeah, I mean anyone will have PTSD if they had to deal with what you actually did with as well. So Dian Ontario, keep us a breast man of what happens next and hopefully you can get some justice civilly and hopefully the Apartment of Justice US attorneys down there. We're looking to this larger hate crimes investigation with the target shooting of you.

Crown man. It is certainly unfortunate what you've had to endure for the last three years. I mean yeah, I mean anyone will have PTSD if they had to deal with what you actually did with as well. So Dian Ontario, keep us a breast man of what happens next and hopefully you can get some justice civilly and hopefully the Apartment of Justice US attorneys down there. We're looking to this larger hate crimes investigation with the target shooting of you.

Yes, I appreciate you. Thank you, mister Marre.

Yes, I appreciate you. Thank you, mister Marre.

We appreciate it. Thanks a lot, folks. Gotta go to a break. We come back more on Roland Martin unfilters right here on the Blackstar Network.

We appreciate it. Thanks a lot, folks. Gotta go to a break. We come back more on Roland Martin unfilters right here on the Blackstar Network.

Hello, I'm Isaac Hayes, the third founder and CEO fan Base, and right now we're accepting investors in our seventeen million dollar round to revolutionize the future of social media. Today, for just three hundred and ninety nine dollars, you can own sixty shares of stock and fan Base at six to sixty five a share. Go to start engine dot com, slash fan Base and invest today. While the big platforms have grown too massive and disconnected from their users. Fanbase is building a platform where creators and users truly come first. We've already raised four point eight million dollars from every day investors who believe in this vision, and now you can join them. This is your chance to invest in the social media tech company with over one million users that is disrupting media by allowing anyone to reach all of their following and monetize their content from day one. The market is changing. Big platforms are failing to serve their users, and fan base is stepping up to fill the gap. Don't wait until it's too late. Invest now. Invest for yourself and your future. Go to start engine, dot com, slash fan base and own the future of social media.

Hello, I'm Isaac Hayes, the third founder and CEO fan Base, and right now we're accepting investors in our seventeen million dollar round to revolutionize the future of social media. Today, for just three hundred and ninety nine dollars, you can own sixty shares of stock and fan Base at six to sixty five a share. Go to start engine dot com, slash fan Base and invest today. While the big platforms have grown too massive and disconnected from their users. Fanbase is building a platform where creators and users truly come first. We've already raised four point eight million dollars from every day investors who believe in this vision, and now you can join them. This is your chance to invest in the social media tech company with over one million users that is disrupting media by allowing anyone to reach all of their following and monetize their content from day one. The market is changing. Big platforms are failing to serve their users, and fan base is stepping up to fill the gap. Don't wait until it's too late. Invest now. Invest for yourself and your future. Go to start engine, dot com, slash fan base and own the future of social media.

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When you on that stage or when you and you're seeing two and three four generations in the audience, that that's got has got to speak to you about the power of what your other come.

Oh, most definitely, I think we were doing our show for our before.

Oh, most definitely, I think we were doing our show for our before.

Our break and remember I was watching this kid.

Our break and remember I was watching this kid.

I could not take my eyes off of him because he was about nine or so.

I could not take my eyes off of him because he was about nine or so.

Were sitting in the front road with it over.

Were sitting in the front road with it over.

On the right hand side.

On the right hand side.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, I was.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, I was.

I was amazed that this kid knew everything and he was. I was like tip tripping to see how many songs this cat, this kid actually.

I was amazed that this kid knew everything and he was. I was like tip tripping to see how many songs this cat, this kid actually.

Knew, and he knew him all and he and he knew them all.

Knew, and he knew him all and he and he knew them all.

We had to go over there and bring him on stage and take a picture with him, you know, at the end of the show and stuff, because it was just that amazing.

We had to go over there and bring him on stage and take a picture with him, you know, at the end of the show and stuff, because it was just that amazing.

It's like, this is crazy. You know.

It's like, this is crazy. You know.

The music travels everywhere.

The music travels everywhere.

You know, like like Philip was same seen as young kids. Then you see here are songs on commercials, cold commercials. Then you have the younger ones that's seen out here on music animation.

You know, like like Philip was same seen as young kids. Then you see here are songs on commercials, cold commercials. Then you have the younger ones that's seen out here on music animation.

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Now that Roland Martin is ruling to give me the blueprint, caste, I rise, I need to go to Tyler Perry and get another blueprint because I need some green money. The only way I can do what I'm doing. I need to make some money, so you'll.

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See me working with Roland.

Matter of fact, it's the Roland Martin and Arllndon Show.

Matter of fact, it's the Roland Martin and Arllndon Show.

What it should have been the show US Show and Roland Show. Well, whatever show is gonna be It's gonna be good.

What it should have been the show US Show and Roland Show. Well, whatever show is gonna be It's gonna be good.

All right, folks want to bring up my panel right now. I'm a congo to being a senior prophetorial lecturer, School of intern International Service at American Universe. Verity is also the author of Lies About Black People, How to Combat Racist Stereotypes and Why It Matters. Okay, all right, y'all, what a book? Show the book? Okay, all right, y'all supposed to show the book cover. Now, we're supposed show it on our end. Teresa Lunday, She's a podcast host of the Business Corner out of Philadelphia. Derek Jackson, State Representative Georgia District sixty eight out of Atlanta. Glad to have all three of you here, Derek, i'ma starting with you here. Was so crazy here, I mean, here you have. I mean we're talking Mississippi, and the reality is Mississippi is still Jim Crow Mississippi. That's what Mississippi is. To have a cop deliberately withhold information, knowing full well that could tank the case. To have a DA not interested in really seeking justice, I mean, this speaks volumes about Mississippi in twenty twenty four and now in twenty twenty five. Well, hell, this case is three years old.

All right, folks want to bring up my panel right now. I'm a congo to being a senior prophetorial lecturer, School of intern International Service at American Universe. Verity is also the author of Lies About Black People, How to Combat Racist Stereotypes and Why It Matters. Okay, all right, y'all, what a book? Show the book? Okay, all right, y'all supposed to show the book cover. Now, we're supposed show it on our end. Teresa Lunday, She's a podcast host of the Business Corner out of Philadelphia. Derek Jackson, State Representative Georgia District sixty eight out of Atlanta. Glad to have all three of you here, Derek, i'ma starting with you here. Was so crazy here, I mean, here you have. I mean we're talking Mississippi, and the reality is Mississippi is still Jim Crow Mississippi. That's what Mississippi is. To have a cop deliberately withhold information, knowing full well that could tank the case. To have a DA not interested in really seeking justice, I mean, this speaks volumes about Mississippi in twenty twenty four and now in twenty twenty five. Well, hell, this case is three years old.

I just want to say this thing started in twenty twenty two. But it's also another example that we have a two tiered injustice system. Depending on who you are and what money can you afford, what judges can be purchased. I'm not saying that's the case here, but in the end, you got a two tiers system. Clearly, mister Gibson deserves justice, and as you've already highlighted, which is the point I was going to make, I don't see any daylight in him getting this justice given the fact that you're going to have the next administration that's going to be taking office here in another seven days, where that they're not going to have a Department of Justice that's going to come in Mississippi and make sure that.

I just want to say this thing started in twenty twenty two. But it's also another example that we have a two tiered injustice system. Depending on who you are and what money can you afford, what judges can be purchased. I'm not saying that's the case here, but in the end, you got a two tiers system. Clearly, mister Gibson deserves justice, and as you've already highlighted, which is the point I was going to make, I don't see any daylight in him getting this justice given the fact that you're going to have the next administration that's going to be taking office here in another seven days, where that they're not going to have a Department of Justice that's going to come in Mississippi and make sure that.

Mister Gibson gets the justice that he deserves.

Mister Gibson gets the justice that he deserves.

You also got to look at Roland, not just the impact from a PTSD standpoint, but this is another classic example that across these fifty states, individuals that look like you and I can clearly see that we have a justice system that allows for a convicted felon to assume the office of the Oval office, but yet a citizen like mister Gibson gets no justice Tracer.

You also got to look at Roland, not just the impact from a PTSD standpoint, but this is another classic example that across these fifty states, individuals that look like you and I can clearly see that we have a justice system that allows for a convicted felon to assume the office of the Oval office, but yet a citizen like mister Gibson gets no justice Tracer.

Yeah, I totally agree with our stay representative. I mean, it has been an ongoing thing that we have been seeing time and time at Again, it's unfortunately that this young man has been going through this the past three years. I'm not sure if it gets better with a Trump administration. But like he said, the young man that went through this, he said that him and his team had to organize, had to advocate in order to actually see some real results. So that again is one of the key components and making sure that we get justice served. But you know, I think we just got to keep amplifying our voices in support.

Yeah, I totally agree with our stay representative. I mean, it has been an ongoing thing that we have been seeing time and time at Again, it's unfortunately that this young man has been going through this the past three years. I'm not sure if it gets better with a Trump administration. But like he said, the young man that went through this, he said that him and his team had to organize, had to advocate in order to actually see some real results. So that again is one of the key components and making sure that we get justice served. But you know, I think we just got to keep amplifying our voices in support.

Of this effort.

Of this effort.

I mean, this is our reality of a congo and to sit here and have the folk who are supposed to be caring for the servants of the people who are supposed to be executing justice. Sound like the people who were in Georgia when they came to mont Aubury, who were on the on the side of the shooters.

I mean, this is our reality of a congo and to sit here and have the folk who are supposed to be caring for the servants of the people who are supposed to be executing justice. Sound like the people who were in Georgia when they came to mont Aubury, who were on the on the side of the shooters.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Absolutely, And this absolutely reminds me of Amad Aubrey. And we see cases like this across the country and shame on FedEx. You know, I feel like they should have stepped up to help this brother in bigger ways and support his family as well, so that's also problematic. I think it's also important for us too, and none of us are doing this here, but it's also important that as we highlight the fact that Trump is coming in in his administration, that can make us in this country be less inclined to pursue justice because I know a lot of people can say, well, they're here now, so we might as well forget. We need to continue like this brother is doing. We need to continue to document these situations and these stories. You know, there's going to be more instances of police harassment and the like, and people are going to feel like, well, it's just going to go up to the Justice Department and nothing's ever going to happen. We can't cave in, and I commend this brother for not giving up and trying to find different cases, even though he feels completely despondent about what the results may be. If we stay silent when these situations happen, then they're going to have free reign. And these types of cases and these filings are a reminder that we're not going anywhere. And also the fact that you put this out there for the world to see. Maybe people can help them get better legal services, maybe people can help them with the financial resources that he and his family needs as well. This is a time for all of us to come together, and we can't be intimidated. None of us here are, But we in this country can't be intimidated because there's going to be more cases like this and more people who think, well, Trump's here, So we have no choice in go option and going forward. We can't give up, and we can't quit the fight. And so we stand with this brother and any other anyone else because we know there're going to be more stories like this.

Absolutely, And this absolutely reminds me of Amad Aubrey. And we see cases like this across the country and shame on FedEx. You know, I feel like they should have stepped up to help this brother in bigger ways and support his family as well, so that's also problematic. I think it's also important for us too, and none of us are doing this here, but it's also important that as we highlight the fact that Trump is coming in in his administration, that can make us in this country be less inclined to pursue justice because I know a lot of people can say, well, they're here now, so we might as well forget. We need to continue like this brother is doing. We need to continue to document these situations and these stories. You know, there's going to be more instances of police harassment and the like, and people are going to feel like, well, it's just going to go up to the Justice Department and nothing's ever going to happen. We can't cave in, and I commend this brother for not giving up and trying to find different cases, even though he feels completely despondent about what the results may be. If we stay silent when these situations happen, then they're going to have free reign. And these types of cases and these filings are a reminder that we're not going anywhere. And also the fact that you put this out there for the world to see. Maybe people can help them get better legal services, maybe people can help them with the financial resources that he and his family needs as well. This is a time for all of us to come together, and we can't be intimidated. None of us here are, But we in this country can't be intimidated because there's going to be more cases like this and more people who think, well, Trump's here, So we have no choice in go option and going forward. We can't give up, and we can't quit the fight. And so we stand with this brother and any other anyone else because we know there're going to be more stories like this.

Oh absolutely, we are still constituents, and so we have to demand a level of justice, even if other folks want to ignore it as best that they can folks, The US Supreme Court rejected a new request to put independent federal agencies under direct presidential control. The High Court, without comment, refused to hear an appeal from leech Co, Inc. An Oklahoma based company, seeking to stop a complaint by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The CPSC claims that leech Coe's infant loungers are a safety hazard. Leech Co maintained the complaint was fundamentally flawed because the CPSC's commissioners have job protections that insulate them from putical accountability. The company argued in its appeal that the Constitution gives the president broad power to fire the heads of executive branch agencies. Leech Co urged the Supreme Court to reconsider a ninety year old ruling that paved the way for the independent agencies. Nineteen thirty five ruling Executor versus the United States upheld job protections enjoyed by Federal Trade Commission commissioners. Overturning that ruling has become a top priority for anti regulatory groups and the GOP. The conservative dominated Supreme Court, which is slashed regulatory power in other contexts, reject a similar appeal in October. You know, we can expect to try to see more of this uma congo over the next four years. Republicans want to completely dismantle regulatory agencies you got right now. And this is one of the reasons why Jeff Bezos or The Washington Post did not issue an endorsement the Harris Trump presidential race while Elon Musk spent more than a quarter of a billion dollars because they want to get rid of the naturally relabor relations board. They want to get rid of in many of these places, all these agencies, you've got tech CEOs. The Washington Post is a story Mark Andersson and others are We're literally interviewing people for intelligence jobs. What you have right now is you have billionaires, major company owners CEOs. They cannot stand when you have protections from the federal government. They want to be able to do whatever the hell they want when they want.

Oh absolutely, we are still constituents, and so we have to demand a level of justice, even if other folks want to ignore it as best that they can folks, The US Supreme Court rejected a new request to put independent federal agencies under direct presidential control. The High Court, without comment, refused to hear an appeal from leech Co, Inc. An Oklahoma based company, seeking to stop a complaint by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The CPSC claims that leech Coe's infant loungers are a safety hazard. Leech Co maintained the complaint was fundamentally flawed because the CPSC's commissioners have job protections that insulate them from putical accountability. The company argued in its appeal that the Constitution gives the president broad power to fire the heads of executive branch agencies. Leech Co urged the Supreme Court to reconsider a ninety year old ruling that paved the way for the independent agencies. Nineteen thirty five ruling Executor versus the United States upheld job protections enjoyed by Federal Trade Commission commissioners. Overturning that ruling has become a top priority for anti regulatory groups and the GOP. The conservative dominated Supreme Court, which is slashed regulatory power in other contexts, reject a similar appeal in October. You know, we can expect to try to see more of this uma congo over the next four years. Republicans want to completely dismantle regulatory agencies you got right now. And this is one of the reasons why Jeff Bezos or The Washington Post did not issue an endorsement the Harris Trump presidential race while Elon Musk spent more than a quarter of a billion dollars because they want to get rid of the naturally relabor relations board. They want to get rid of in many of these places, all these agencies, you've got tech CEOs. The Washington Post is a story Mark Andersson and others are We're literally interviewing people for intelligence jobs. What you have right now is you have billionaires, major company owners CEOs. They cannot stand when you have protections from the federal government. They want to be able to do whatever the hell they want when they want.

And this is a reason why we have to stay mindful.

And this is a reason why we have to stay mindful.

So many people are just not aware of what organizations like this do, or like the Consumer or Finance Protection Bureau as well a lot of people across the country. I have been getting checks from them from a lawsuit against Lexington Law, you know, a credit agency, and the people didn't even realize this company was supposed to help with credit, but they were playing people. And people are including myself did it years ago, are opening the mail and seeing these checks for like seventeen.

So many people are just not aware of what organizations like this do, or like the Consumer or Finance Protection Bureau as well a lot of people across the country. I have been getting checks from them from a lawsuit against Lexington Law, you know, a credit agency, and the people didn't even realize this company was supposed to help with credit, but they were playing people. And people are including myself did it years ago, are opening the mail and seeing these checks for like seventeen.

Hundred five ten thousand dollars.

Hundred five ten thousand dollars.

These are from independent agencies that are designed to help protect consumers. And so again this is another classic example of how mindful people need to be about what government is suppose to do and at every level, like you're saying, Trump wants to implement this Project twenty twenty five plan, and the goal of Project twenty twenty five, as he lied about, is to make the American government maga and this is the latest example of that. And so a lot of us who aren't engaged in politics, who aren't voting, we think that the things that we are doing on a daily basis, we're just.

These are from independent agencies that are designed to help protect consumers. And so again this is another classic example of how mindful people need to be about what government is suppose to do and at every level, like you're saying, Trump wants to implement this Project twenty twenty five plan, and the goal of Project twenty twenty five, as he lied about, is to make the American government maga and this is the latest example of that. And so a lot of us who aren't engaged in politics, who aren't voting, we think that the things that we are doing on a daily basis, we're just.

Happy just happening on our own.

Happy just happening on our own.

The fact that we're able to have paved roads or were able to have consumer protections or able to file, you know, a Better Business Bureau complaint or something like that, this all came from activism. This all came from fighting for people to make sure that Americans had certain protections under the law. And unfortunately, as the song says, you know with Janet, some of us won't know what we had until it's gone. And if we don't start to speak up now about situations like this is going to be too late. And this kind of ties into the first story in terms that we can't just throw our hands up and be like, oh, well, Trump's coming in, We're just gonna lose all our protections. Examples like this are reasons that we need to keep fighting and we need to keep raising awareness about these independent agencies because they're going to need them now more than ever.

The fact that we're able to have paved roads or were able to have consumer protections or able to file, you know, a Better Business Bureau complaint or something like that, this all came from activism. This all came from fighting for people to make sure that Americans had certain protections under the law. And unfortunately, as the song says, you know with Janet, some of us won't know what we had until it's gone. And if we don't start to speak up now about situations like this is going to be too late. And this kind of ties into the first story in terms that we can't just throw our hands up and be like, oh, well, Trump's coming in, We're just gonna lose all our protections. Examples like this are reasons that we need to keep fighting and we need to keep raising awareness about these independent agencies because they're going to need them now more than ever.

Oh absolutely. I mean, in the case of a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Republicans have been trying to get rid of that sense it was actually created. And the most laughable thing Teria is to hear them say, oh, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has hurt regular ordinary people, even though it's returned upwards of fifteen to twenty billion dollars to regular ordinary people.

Oh absolutely. I mean, in the case of a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Republicans have been trying to get rid of that sense it was actually created. And the most laughable thing Teria is to hear them say, oh, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has hurt regular ordinary people, even though it's returned upwards of fifteen to twenty billion dollars to regular ordinary people.

Yeah, so we have to really define what ordinary people is. And I think they've already defined that ordinary people is the ones that are going tomorrow Largo that are billionaires. But it's not for the everyday working family people who is like my brother said, you know, I'm not getting those five thousand dollar checks, but I am getting twenty dollar checks from those credit card agencies that have done me wrong or who did not live up to their full proposal of what was supposed to be given to each consumer when they do sign up for a product or service. So we definitely do have to be very aware of these and the value impact of independent agencies because overall, it is our protection agency. If we don't know anything else about what this agency does, it protects us individuals with our money, our products, and our services. So we have to make sure that one we are vigilant and make sure that they're doing their jobs, but also that they keep and remain in their jobs to keep us safe.

Yeah, so we have to really define what ordinary people is. And I think they've already defined that ordinary people is the ones that are going tomorrow Largo that are billionaires. But it's not for the everyday working family people who is like my brother said, you know, I'm not getting those five thousand dollar checks, but I am getting twenty dollar checks from those credit card agencies that have done me wrong or who did not live up to their full proposal of what was supposed to be given to each consumer when they do sign up for a product or service. So we definitely do have to be very aware of these and the value impact of independent agencies because overall, it is our protection agency. If we don't know anything else about what this agency does, it protects us individuals with our money, our products, and our services. So we have to make sure that one we are vigilant and make sure that they're doing their jobs, but also that they keep and remain in their jobs to keep us safe.

You know, Derek, I.

You know, Derek, I.

Saw this interview that sixty minutes Leslie Stall did with Jamie Diamond. It was a celg JP Morgan Chase, which I found to be laughable. And I want you to listen to when these says about pro growth in business because it ties into what we're talking about. Okay, so just check this out.

Saw this interview that sixty minutes Leslie Stall did with Jamie Diamond. It was a celg JP Morgan Chase, which I found to be laughable. And I want you to listen to when these says about pro growth in business because it ties into what we're talking about. Okay, so just check this out.

Were you surprised that Donald Trump won the election? No, why do you think he won?

Were you surprised that Donald Trump won the election? No, why do you think he won?

People were angry at what they call it the state, you know, the swamp, you know, ineffective government that people wanted kind of more pro growth and pro business policies that they didn't want to be lectured to on social policies continuously. I think it's the lecturing part of it. It's the social superiority. It's my way of the highway. I traveled around the country. I felt wherever I went there's.

People were angry at what they call it the state, you know, the swamp, you know, ineffective government that people wanted kind of more pro growth and pro business policies that they didn't want to be lectured to on social policies continuously. I think it's the lecturing part of it. It's the social superiority. It's my way of the highway. I traveled around the country. I felt wherever I went there's.

A sense of gloom out there about the economy. Do you understand that.

A sense of gloom out there about the economy. Do you understand that.

I do understand it because I think there are a lot of legitimate concerns that Americans have. For example, you know, ineffective government. They're angry about it, They're angry about immigration. There are people with legitimate issues.

I do understand it because I think there are a lot of legitimate concerns that Americans have. For example, you know, ineffective government. They're angry about it, They're angry about immigration. There are people with legitimate issues.

Despite lower unemployment, a calming of inflation, and a soaring stock market. Even he says he's quote cautiously pessimistic about the economy, and as chair and CEO of the largest bank in America, it matters what Jamie Diamond has to say about things. Listen to him on bitcoin. You have called Bitcoin of Ponzi's scheme. You've said that it's as useless.

Despite lower unemployment, a calming of inflation, and a soaring stock market. Even he says he's quote cautiously pessimistic about the economy, and as chair and CEO of the largest bank in America, it matters what Jamie Diamond has to say about things. Listen to him on bitcoin. You have called Bitcoin of Ponzi's scheme. You've said that it's as useless.

I need to hit the rest of that, Derek. Here's what I find to be laughable. Ooh, America's out there, they want they want more, uh, you know, pro growth business policies. Really what what I find to be laughable? What I find to be laughable. There's notion of dooming loom of the economy, and I keep saying it. It wasn't because of people like Jamie Diamond. Jamie Diamond for four years kept going, recessions coming, recessions coming, recessions coming, recessions coming, recessions coming. That's all we kept hurt hearing and so and and uh and And the thing is media took that oh, because you know, he leaves the biggest bank in the country and people failed for this nonsense, and so that created this whole notion of doom and groom, doom and groom, doom and gloom. And then he's like, oh more, anytime you hear Wall Street talk about, oh, any effective government. Okay, you notice he didn't say, what's ineffective? Because you can't find a president who had positive job growth every month for four years. If you look at the stock market today and where it was Januar, a week before the inauguration January of twenty twenty one, not even close. You look at inflation today to where it was four years ago, it's the same. So this idea of that, oh my god, the economy is just oh so awful. It's really bs. It's because folk like him kept winding and complaining about a recession was coming that never came.

I need to hit the rest of that, Derek. Here's what I find to be laughable. Ooh, America's out there, they want they want more, uh, you know, pro growth business policies. Really what what I find to be laughable? What I find to be laughable. There's notion of dooming loom of the economy, and I keep saying it. It wasn't because of people like Jamie Diamond. Jamie Diamond for four years kept going, recessions coming, recessions coming, recessions coming, recessions coming, recessions coming. That's all we kept hurt hearing and so and and uh and And the thing is media took that oh, because you know, he leaves the biggest bank in the country and people failed for this nonsense, and so that created this whole notion of doom and groom, doom and groom, doom and gloom. And then he's like, oh more, anytime you hear Wall Street talk about, oh, any effective government. Okay, you notice he didn't say, what's ineffective? Because you can't find a president who had positive job growth every month for four years. If you look at the stock market today and where it was Januar, a week before the inauguration January of twenty twenty one, not even close. You look at inflation today to where it was four years ago, it's the same. So this idea of that, oh my god, the economy is just oh so awful. It's really bs. It's because folk like him kept winding and complaining about a recession was coming that never came.

And guess what, rolland the same individuals who said the sky was falling, they knew the sky wasn't falling. This is what we call in the military psychological warfare. You keep telling those individuals one particular thing, knowing the fact that there are no facts, there's no evidence, and there's no data to prove otherwise. And so it's really easy to get on one's platform and say the sky is falling, or to better yet, say you can't afford as three dollar aggs, or you can't afford bread or gasoline. But here's the interesting thing, Roland. After the election, you know what happened. Eighty million Americans went and traveled during Thanksgiving. You know what also happened during Thanksgiving?

And guess what, rolland the same individuals who said the sky was falling, they knew the sky wasn't falling. This is what we call in the military psychological warfare. You keep telling those individuals one particular thing, knowing the fact that there are no facts, there's no evidence, and there's no data to prove otherwise. And so it's really easy to get on one's platform and say the sky is falling, or to better yet, say you can't afford as three dollar aggs, or you can't afford bread or gasoline. But here's the interesting thing, Roland. After the election, you know what happened. Eighty million Americans went and traveled during Thanksgiving. You know what also happened during Thanksgiving?

Roland?

Roland?

We broke records on Black Friday, in Cyber Monday and give Back Tuesday.

We broke records on Black Friday, in Cyber Monday and give Back Tuesday.

Broke records during this economy.

Broke records during this economy.

Wait, I'm gonna show you this here. This was justtan seingn dot com. Jamie Diamond, April twelve, twenty twenty four. Jamie Diamond says chance of a bad economy is quoted higher than other people think. Okay, Jamie, what happened.

Wait, I'm gonna show you this here. This was justtan seingn dot com. Jamie Diamond, April twelve, twenty twenty four. Jamie Diamond says chance of a bad economy is quoted higher than other people think. Okay, Jamie, what happened.

Our GDP rolling was almost three percent, and as you also stated, the number of jobs that were created every month during this administration.

Our GDP rolling was almost three percent, and as you also stated, the number of jobs that were created every month during this administration.

So let's tell Jamie Diamond the facts.

So let's tell Jamie Diamond the facts.

The facts are Barack Obama gave Trump a healthy and strong economy. Joe Biden is about to give Trump a healthy and strong economy. And so when you start talking about the sky is falling, that's one part. The other part that and I appreciate what onm A. Congo and Teresa also mentioned about the the regular piece Roland. We all remember what happened last year when the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine that was been in place for forty years, something that was put in place since nineteen eighty four to make sure that we have an EPA, to make sure that we have agencies and organizations to make sure that we have the right guardrails in our society to keep us safe. Can you imagine if we didn't get if we deregulated FAA. Do you think anybody going to get on a plane if we deregulate FAA. Do you think if we do away what Project twenty twenty five wants to do and get rid of OSHA, you think people going to want to go to a plant and come back be okay? And here's the last part, rolling guess what else they want to do this year? They want to do tort reform Roland. Why they want to go after and do tort reform because then they could put a cap on how much citizens can to corporations.

The facts are Barack Obama gave Trump a healthy and strong economy. Joe Biden is about to give Trump a healthy and strong economy. And so when you start talking about the sky is falling, that's one part. The other part that and I appreciate what onm A. Congo and Teresa also mentioned about the the regular piece Roland. We all remember what happened last year when the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine that was been in place for forty years, something that was put in place since nineteen eighty four to make sure that we have an EPA, to make sure that we have agencies and organizations to make sure that we have the right guardrails in our society to keep us safe. Can you imagine if we didn't get if we deregulated FAA. Do you think anybody going to get on a plane if we deregulate FAA. Do you think if we do away what Project twenty twenty five wants to do and get rid of OSHA, you think people going to want to go to a plant and come back be okay? And here's the last part, rolling guess what else they want to do this year? They want to do tort reform Roland. Why they want to go after and do tort reform because then they could put a cap on how much citizens can to corporations.

That's wrong.

That's wrong.

Well, here's what I think is really interesting here and again. And the reason I am singling JP Morgan CEO Jamie Diamond out is because of the Congo. He is part of the problem. This is September. This is September twenty twenty four. CEO JP Morgan warrens us of economic fate worse than recession. The worst outcome stackflation, which we saw in the nineteen seventies, which is where you have high inflation along with high unemployment. Guess what on the Congo, you don't have high inflation, you don't have high unemployment. And so these are the kinds of scary stories. So when he comes out and says it, all these mainstream media people repeat it and then people watch it. Go by God, here's what going to happen. And so then you have companies. This happened when Biden and hair to go over Amazon. If I'm correct, Walmart, I know Facebook did. All these folks were laying off people in January and February. In March of twenty twenty one because of recession's coming. Recessions coming, and it never came. So maybe Jamie Diamond needs to look himself in the mirror and say, hmm, did I contribute to the doom and gloom? Because I kept saying what was coming and it never happened. And maybe because you had the FED chair and President Biden Vice President Kamala Harris, who were being proper stewards of the economy, maybe what they did actually worked.

Well, here's what I think is really interesting here and again. And the reason I am singling JP Morgan CEO Jamie Diamond out is because of the Congo. He is part of the problem. This is September. This is September twenty twenty four. CEO JP Morgan warrens us of economic fate worse than recession. The worst outcome stackflation, which we saw in the nineteen seventies, which is where you have high inflation along with high unemployment. Guess what on the Congo, you don't have high inflation, you don't have high unemployment. And so these are the kinds of scary stories. So when he comes out and says it, all these mainstream media people repeat it and then people watch it. Go by God, here's what going to happen. And so then you have companies. This happened when Biden and hair to go over Amazon. If I'm correct, Walmart, I know Facebook did. All these folks were laying off people in January and February. In March of twenty twenty one because of recession's coming. Recessions coming, and it never came. So maybe Jamie Diamond needs to look himself in the mirror and say, hmm, did I contribute to the doom and gloom? Because I kept saying what was coming and it never happened. And maybe because you had the FED chair and President Biden Vice President Kamala Harris, who were being proper stewards of the economy, maybe what they did actually worked.

And I would say, in addition to it never happening, quite the opposite happened. Everything from oil production to their stocks and everything. It went up under Biden. And so all of these guys, you know, the their a little vest at their country clubs and everything, talking about the doom and gloom, and they are benefiting hand over fist from Biden's policies. And on top of that, when you look at what's going to be happening with some of these other CEOs in these companies, so much of Biden's infrastructure plans, things that are not going to be going into effect until after he's out of office.

And I would say, in addition to it never happening, quite the opposite happened. Everything from oil production to their stocks and everything. It went up under Biden. And so all of these guys, you know, the their a little vest at their country clubs and everything, talking about the doom and gloom, and they are benefiting hand over fist from Biden's policies. And on top of that, when you look at what's going to be happening with some of these other CEOs in these companies, so much of Biden's infrastructure plans, things that are not going to be going into effect until after he's out of office.

There's gonna be a boon for years to come.

There's gonna be a boon for years to come.

And so I believe that Jamie Diamond and others like him intentionally try to keep this negative perspective on the market because they want to be able to try to position themselves to benefit in any way, shape or form.

And so I believe that Jamie Diamond and others like him intentionally try to keep this negative perspective on the market because they want to be able to try to position themselves to benefit in any way, shape or form.

And on the low, he's trying.

And on the low, he's trying.

To stay close to the Trump administration as well, because he knew that there was a possibility of Trump coming in. He knew if Biden or Harris won that he wasn't going to get any smoke from them. But of course they're fearful of anything that the Trump Administration's going to say sense to go with that maga doom and gloom mindset.

To stay close to the Trump administration as well, because he knew that there was a possibility of Trump coming in. He knew if Biden or Harris won that he wasn't going to get any smoke from them. But of course they're fearful of anything that the Trump Administration's going to say sense to go with that maga doom and gloom mindset.

You know.

You know.

And again, you know, facts really do matter here, Teresa, and I think just for a lot of people, you know, they really get confused when we talk about things along those lines, and we talk about inflation in all of that. So if you go back to January twenty twenty one, inflation was one point eight percent in December twenty twenty, it was one point nine percent, in one point nine percent in January twenty twenty one, Then all of a sudden you begin to see gasoline prices rise. What nobody wants to own up to is that was part of a deal that Trump cut with Opek because gasoline prices increased after he left office. But nobody wants to deal with that. But here's also the reality when you talk about inflation rates. And the reason this is important because you know, for the people who out here who want to say, oh my god, look how sky high it is, so that and somehow Trump is going to make things better.

And again, you know, facts really do matter here, Teresa, and I think just for a lot of people, you know, they really get confused when we talk about things along those lines, and we talk about inflation in all of that. So if you go back to January twenty twenty one, inflation was one point eight percent in December twenty twenty, it was one point nine percent, in one point nine percent in January twenty twenty one, Then all of a sudden you begin to see gasoline prices rise. What nobody wants to own up to is that was part of a deal that Trump cut with Opek because gasoline prices increased after he left office. But nobody wants to deal with that. But here's also the reality when you talk about inflation rates. And the reason this is important because you know, for the people who out here who want to say, oh my god, look how sky high it is, so that and somehow Trump is going to make things better.

Huh.

Huh.

Two thousand and seventeen was two point one percent, It went down to one point nine percent, and went up to two point three percent, It dropped to one point four percent. Then, of course twenty twenty one, and we were talking about still in COVID. Coming out of COVID, it jumps to seven percent, then six point five. Then it's cutting half to three point four, been down to two point seven. It's even lower right now. So the reality is our inflation right now is close to where it was twenty nineteen when Trump was there. And so what you have is you have these people out here who love to lie and just make stuff up. In fact, I cracked on one of them earlier. You know, Laura Logan used to be a really great reporter, but she since lost her damn mind by being a deranged MAGA person, And so she posted this tweet and I had to smack her on it because I'm trying to find it where she talked about, oh, how Trump is going to come in and he's going to save our economy And I'm sitting there going or fix it, and I'm trying to understand, what are you fixing when unemployment is at an all time low. You've had positive job growth every single month for four years. Look at the stock market, look at wages, all the economic indicators. So what the hell is he fixing? And when Jamie Diamond talks about this pro business growth, Hey, Jamie, how about pro worker growth? How about their wages?

Two thousand and seventeen was two point one percent, It went down to one point nine percent, and went up to two point three percent, It dropped to one point four percent. Then, of course twenty twenty one, and we were talking about still in COVID. Coming out of COVID, it jumps to seven percent, then six point five. Then it's cutting half to three point four, been down to two point seven. It's even lower right now. So the reality is our inflation right now is close to where it was twenty nineteen when Trump was there. And so what you have is you have these people out here who love to lie and just make stuff up. In fact, I cracked on one of them earlier. You know, Laura Logan used to be a really great reporter, but she since lost her damn mind by being a deranged MAGA person, And so she posted this tweet and I had to smack her on it because I'm trying to find it where she talked about, oh, how Trump is going to come in and he's going to save our economy And I'm sitting there going or fix it, and I'm trying to understand, what are you fixing when unemployment is at an all time low. You've had positive job growth every single month for four years. Look at the stock market, look at wages, all the economic indicators. So what the hell is he fixing? And when Jamie Diamond talks about this pro business growth, Hey, Jamie, how about pro worker growth? How about their wages?

Yeah, JP Morgan isn't thinking about the pro worker but that is a very good solution. If they did start thinking about that, I believe their numbers will be way different. Going back a little bit in terms of disinformation and how you know, even with the recent announcement of Meta and how you know, pretty much they are no longer having these tracker to tell us if something is miss misinformation and misinformed, and just you know, the many folks that I think the high level talk of points that they NAMA's team did a very good job of not being descriptive of how we're going to fix America, how we're going to make at America grit again, how we're going to fix a border when Democrats we got really descriptive of it's already fixed, wages are high, people are back to work, the GDP is doing agree, inflation, inflation is down. And so I find it very interesting about these CEOs. And but like I said, and like you said before, Roland, it's very dangerous language that JP Morgan and the rest of them. It's either they're not paying attention to what's going on to lay the land, or they're forecasters and analysts are not necessarily doing their job as effective as they should be getting the lay of the land data versus just a high level scope that is, it sounded like a portfolio analysis for pro businesses that aren't small businesses, are are not micro businesses.

Yeah, JP Morgan isn't thinking about the pro worker but that is a very good solution. If they did start thinking about that, I believe their numbers will be way different. Going back a little bit in terms of disinformation and how you know, even with the recent announcement of Meta and how you know, pretty much they are no longer having these tracker to tell us if something is miss misinformation and misinformed, and just you know, the many folks that I think the high level talk of points that they NAMA's team did a very good job of not being descriptive of how we're going to fix America, how we're going to make at America grit again, how we're going to fix a border when Democrats we got really descriptive of it's already fixed, wages are high, people are back to work, the GDP is doing agree, inflation, inflation is down. And so I find it very interesting about these CEOs. And but like I said, and like you said before, Roland, it's very dangerous language that JP Morgan and the rest of them. It's either they're not paying attention to what's going on to lay the land, or they're forecasters and analysts are not necessarily doing their job as effective as they should be getting the lay of the land data versus just a high level scope that is, it sounded like a portfolio analysis for pro businesses that aren't small businesses, are are not micro businesses.

But it definitely looks like a.

But it definitely looks like a.

Testament to what we are about to see in the next seven days when we Magna fully gets launched.

Testament to what we are about to see in the next seven days when we Magna fully gets launched.

But honestly, I.

But honestly, I.

Don't I'm a little bit less.

Don't I'm a little bit less.

How do I want to say this less?

How do I want to say this less?

Uh, I'm not.

Uh, I'm not.

Fearful of a Trump administration.

Fearful of a Trump administration.

I think.

I think.

When we start really looking at the details, it will self destruct itself. So I really do see a lot of opportunity here for those who do fight for the working family, those who do fight for Democrats, civil rights, justice in general. That that when we look at the facts and the numbers, I think it will definitely come to light. I think just right now we're seeing such a short term. We saw a short term of analysts with the campaign and the messages that has been coming around that. But I think you know when the rubber history role will start seeing the truth come out in full scale.