BREAKING| Kamala Harris Loses To Donald Trump | Open Wino TownHall Meeting

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So. But I had a lot of people DMing me saying, hey, you need to do a live. We need to share our thoughts. So I'm just asking these people, where y' all at? Cause y' all been dragging me on Twitter all day. You've been dragging me on Instagram. You've been dragging Me on TikTok.

You've been dragging me on Facebook.

Y' all drag me anyway. But this is a whole nother level. This is a whole. Even my mama been dragging me.

I'm like, mama, Mama, please, please, please, please, please, please, please, please. Ok, This is too much. And so I didn't get no sleep last night, okay?

Y'all coming on here, I ain't get no sleep last night because I was up looking at all y'all messages and reading them.

And I'm gonna be honest with you, y'all, y'all hurt me to my heart the way y'all came at me. I promise you, I didn't know.

I didn't know it was like that.

Like, I didn't know it was that bad like that. Like, and forgive me for being ignorant But that's what we're here for.

We're here. Whatever your thoughts are, I'm not going to judge you. I'm gonna let you say what you gotta say. And if y'all want to say something to each other, y'all can come in here and say something to each other. Okay, now unfortunately, Kalima— did I say her name right? Kamala. Okay, Kalima has lost. I have spent the latter of the last few months campaigning for her on every single one of my comedy shows. I told y'all to vote K, not KK, but not KKK. I told you to vote KH. I changed my mind. I'll tell you why I changed my mind towards the end of the show. But for now, this is all about you guys, so we're gonna go ahead and get started.

We're gonna start with the first caller. Please guys, try to limit your cuss words because it's not me, it's YouTube, and I don't want YouTube to shadow ban the live or say that it's inappropriate, deem it like, you know, um, you know, whether it's monetizable or not. I just don't want them burying the live and burying y'all voice, okay? So say what you got to say without all the da da be at me, you know, but you could get rowdy with it, just don't use no cuss words, okay? So I want everybody to be able to see and see your voice. And even if you're going in on me, I want everybody to hear it.

All right, so I promise you, this ain't no setup.

I am here for you guys. The wino is always right. Let's go, Messenger.

Hello, Tasha K. How are you doing, Miss Messenger? Where are you calling from?

I'm calling from New York City.

Shout out to New York.

I want to let you know, yes ma'am, Harris is going to have to be investigated because when I went to vote, it was nothing but immigrants voting. And I know for a fact they just came here 3, 2 years ago. So she's going to have to be investigated. And I need you to know that Mayor Adams been indicted, and I'm the one that exposed him for selling that illegal marijuana. And all of those people that—

I need my glasses.

Are from her mother family country of India, Bangladesh. She gave them mortgages and storefronts to sell the— to sell illegal marijuana mixed with fentanyl. I'm telling you the truth.

I got—

okay, I'm not lying.

I'm okay.

New York near Parkchester. I had all of those illegal marijuana spots exposed on my YouTube page. Okay, Mayor Adams, he got indicted for it because I've been telling the truth about it. I was moved by the Witness Protection Program, so I know all about the political. I canvassed for the people that got Mayor Adams elected just to see what they was doing, and they was giving out plenty of money to get them votes. Kamala Harris has to be investigated for allowing illegal immigrants. That's the only way she got the New York State vote. Thank you, Queen.

You're welcome.

Okay, I do want to add my little two cents. Okay, I do know Mayor— it wasn't Eric Adams.

Now, I'm not a citizen of New York, so feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, okay? I am a citizen of Florida, okay? Resident of Florida, okay? Uh, not a resident of New York.

But is it true that Mayor, uh, Adams was giving out, you know, debit cards and free phones and stuff to immigrants?

Not only that, not only that, it started with President Obama. It's all about housing preservation development money. All of this fair housing and affordable housing is not. The rent is $4,000 in a ghetto, rat, roach infested apartment in Bronx, New York. And Kamala Harris made Black Americans and Spanish Americans they slave because they raised the Section 8 rent to $4,000 and allow private Indian landlord owners to collect $4,000 from Section 8.

Yes, they do.

The Democrat Party has been depleting and bankrupting New York City and America, and I got all the evidence. I got all the evidence.

I was a little shocked.

I'm gonna say this, I was a little shocked that New York and California went blue. That's being homeless community is through the roof. That, that's why that, to me, I've been to California and I can't stay because I can't I can't watch it. It's bad. It's so bad.

And I was shocked because I was just like, this, this, this homelessness, like, who's gonna say something? Why are they giving debit cards to the, to the immigrants that just got here and not the people sleeping on the street? I'm just asking a question. They're giving mortgages.

Kamala is giving mortgages and storefronts. Dunkin' Donuts are owned by everybody of our mother descent.

Let me—

my girl, I knew my grandson.

It's okay, it's okay.

No, I'mma—

I appreciate you.

We're gonna go ahead and get to somebody else.

Thank you very much.

And I know that what I told you is the absolute truth, and I have all the evidence. Thank you.

Okay, uh, thank you. I love you so much, Miss Messenger.

Thank you so much, Sean. So, uh, shout out to Sean Davey way up in here. You know we got a shout out to our fellow co-workers, our YouTubers. I love you, baby. So here's the thing, okay, so I got dragged yesterday I lost a total of about almost 10,000 followers. Um, and I don't like to say followers, I like to say winos.

So they're ex-winos now. Um, and they were pretty upset with me for going red. Okay. Um, I've always been a red girl, but I have voted blue sometime. But this, I, I just couldn't bring myself to do it. And I tried, y'all. I really, really tried. But like I said, I'll save my thoughts to the end. This is all about y'all. If y'all got something to say to me personally and you don't like what I've done or how I've done it, the floor is open, okay? Nobody is getting judged here. Everybody has the right to free speech. The only thing that I ask is that you do not curse because I do not want YouTube burying the live because you guys are really sharing your personal thoughts on your experiences, especially given this crazy election, okay? And so it's not about me, it's about you guys, okay? Uh, what'd you say?

In a minute, in a minute. Regina, come on up, come on up.

Regina? Yeah, I'm here, I'm here, I'm here.

How you doing, Regina? Where you calling from, baby?

I am calling from Atlanta, Georgia.

Shout out to ATL.

Y'all went red yesterday. What happened? Well, let me just tell you, okay, whatever. I, I'm so confused on what people was watching. Because every time I watched her, she had no answer for nothing.

Thank you. That's what I was saying. She was doing— Regina, this is what she was doing in the last days. It was like, you, you know, when she was bouncing her hair, she had that blowout, and she was like, don't, don't you know what I'm talking about? He said no, I don't.

He said no, I don't.

Come on now. Come on, say something, girl. All she did was— Talk to me. Let's talk. I'm so confused. Like, I'm watching this debate. You get the first question.

The first question is, do you think that we are better off today than we were 4 years ago? Her response was, I was born out in the field and Jesus came and anointed me, and so I'm here. I said, what? I'm here.

Okay.

Then she goes on to say the next one. Would you do anything different on The View?

She said, um, not that I could think of.

Everything looked great to me.

Everything looked great.

I put on my trash bag.

Okay.

Put my husband in the trash can and we moseying on down there and we gladly voted for Trump. And we went on.

Now, surprisingly, now this, this shocked me. Not only did y'all, y'all go red, but y'all let Fannie back in office.

Fannie had a whole side. Fannie was a mistress. What happened with that?

I, I can't tell you.

She got that vote. She came for Trump. And came for, uh, Young Thug and got that vote. Not only that, she whooped the other candidate's ass so bad. So what happened?

I guess they just like crime. That's all I can say. They just like crime. People down here like getting robbed and mugged and killed. That's all I can tell you. Because why would you elect these crooked people back in the office? To do it all over again. She's just gonna find another man to sleep with and they're gonna be all great.

That's it. Fannie need love too. She's single. Who's she going through?

She need to go find a man that's single, not one that's married and going through some things. Go find you one that ain't— this child didn't have a whole wife.

He was not divorced.

Okay.

And they said they ain't see, uh, Nathan.

Uh, you know, they saw Nathan when the dog— he was And, um, y'all, is this gonna be on camera?

Y'all don't put me on camera because, you know, we're going through some legal issues right now.

Oh, okay.

I'm proud of Georgia.

I was up to—

I was up to 3 o'clock in the morning.

I, I was too afraid to go to sleep. How the whole center of the United States was the color of my hair. I was like, oh my God, oh my God. Like, I had no clue. I thought I was gonna be up crying and be like, y'all, y'all told me so.

Y'all, I should have listened to y'all. And then when I woke up, I was like, I was like, I was like, can I get my jelly sandals and come outside? I'm sorry.

You know how you fight with your friends and then you be like, please, I'm so sorry, I won't do it again.

Can I play with y'all today? And I literally asked that on social media, like, y'all following me, but I'm really sorry, can I come outside and play? I got my jelly sandals, my feet black on the bottom. Please, can I come play? You, you know, this is my last thing.

You know what was the cherry?

You know what was the cherry on the ice cream for me? What's up? Them people stood out there for 9 hours. 9 hours. It happened.

They was stomping it bad, and that helped us sit there.

That helped us sit that man out there and say, look, I ain't got time for this. I lost. Y'all take y'all ass on to the house.

I'm gone.

She said she went to the house. She said, I'm out.

She gone.

Now, well, I mean, I'm glad.

I'm glad that she could go back home.

Now she can claim her right race, which is Indian. And she don't have to tell nobody she Black no more.

Oh, we ain't believing anyway.

It was the her in the church with the Black church accent for me.

I wish I had that video where she was giving a speech and she had that pastoral talk like, have you heard what I'm talking about? And then you got past the Holy— No, Kamala. No, man, she was Jamaican, she was Black.

Well, I knew she wasn't gonna win when she had Pastor Holy Hoard anoint her.

That, that prayer went about as far as the ground.

I—

it didn't even go up, it just hit the ground. That prayer didn't go nowhere. It didn't even leave the building. Yeah, yeah. So, but no, Miss Regina, thank you so much. Shout out to Georgia, and I appreciate you coming on in here. Right now we got 2 for 2. Ain't nobody dragged me yet for, for flipping. I flipped literally the morning of. I was so afflicted. And you'll be surprised at how many— you could drop her down now— you'll be surprised at how many people from behind the scenes, even celebrities, that hit me. That's why I sent out my tweet and I said so many celebrities got it, got paid to go out there and endorse her, okay? And they also got paid to endorse Trump. But a lot of them flipped the switch and went and voted elsewhere because ain't no way you got Beyoncé out here with 300-something million followers Let's say, or let's take the first caller.

Let's take the second caller. It's that type of disinformation. It's that type of miseducation. It's that type of lack of wanting to find the truth and knowledge. It's that level of wanting to tear down each other in our community and put up a white man who is literally running so that he can stay out of prison. That was it. Trump don't care about nobody but himself, and it's always been that way.

Okay, okay, do we not—

do we not forget?

Okay, I'm sorry, I hear you, I hear you.

Now, you came up here and you said that it was disinformation and misinformation.

What is it that the first and the second caller said that got you triggered and just upset with the community as a whole? Not just because you feel like they're supporting a white man. What is it about what they said that triggered you?

Yeah, I'm not necessarily triggered about anything that they said personally. It's just that same mindset, and it's the mindset of thinking, okay, she was, uh, the first caller was talking about, um, funding that was given through the mayor of New York and how Kamala— I'm sorry, uh, yeah, Kamala was played a part in that or had a hand in that. That's not true. Actually, that was going on before Biden got in office. Those were plans that Donald Trump actually put into effect. So it's that spread of misinformation. And then it's also these same type of people that, that auntie age that listens to every single thing on Facebook because that's all they do is sit on Facebook and it's a ton of misinformation. So nobody knows anything or knows any real facts because those same group of ladies, ladies like them first two callers, all they do is sit on Facebook and they collect information or they on somebody's Instagram and they're going back and forth in the chats and they're not taking the time to go actually find real information. So they do exactly what these MAGA people do and they turn into these giant conspiracy theorists.

Ignorant.

It's sad. And you tear down somebody from your own community. You call her not a part of your community. You repeat back the same rhetoric that the white people do. And that's exactly what it's like. You play into the hand. People like that. And it's not everybody in the community. I'm talking to— I've spoken to, uh, plenty of Black men, plenty of, uh, Black women, white men and white women. Who are just blindsided like myself with what has happened. But it's the same type of rhetoric. We can hold her to this high, high, high degree of, oh, she didn't do this, oh, she didn't do that. But do we not forget how we almost went to war with Iran up under Trump because they shot down an unmanned drone and they were literally had until the generals told them that it was going to be 105 people that was going to die. And within 5 minutes of them launching that attack on Iran, he pulled out at the last minute. Did we forget that? Like, I don't understand how we let Trump just do any and everything and the level that we hold him accountable to. And that bar is so low, but we have to hold Kamala to the highest standards. It makes no sense. And we continue to run behind. The spread of misinformation. Now, if you wanted to vote for Trump and you were making over $400,000, that's cool. I can see how it benefits you with the tax benefits and the tax cuts. If you're making money, cool. If you're not making more than $400,000 a year, that's just like saying Black people for KKK. That's just like saying forests for forest fires. It makes no sense. You're voting in your worst interest.

Okay, now Xavier, you are a black man, I take it?

Yeah, I am. Sorry, it's me.

Hey, how you doing?

Um, you— I take it you weren't a part of the 88% of black men that, that voted for Trump. You are a black man that was a part of the, I guess, the 12% that voted for Kamala.

And that is correct.

All right, so why did you vote for Kamala? Just real quick, short and sweet, and then we're going to move on.

Yeah, real quick, short and sweet. I voted because it was the lesser of two evils. I know what Trump's presidency is about. I know what it stands for. Trump is putting JFK in charge of— JFK Jr. in charge of all of the health departments. The same man who doesn't believe in vaccines. He's putting Herschel Walker, old CTE self who can't even complete a full sentence, in charge of some military base that's supposed to be built in Georgia. Like, it just makes no sense to me, but it is what it is, and we're gonna reap what we sow. If we want to burn it all down and build it back up, that's what we're gonna have to go through now.

Okay, well, I appreciate you, uh, calling in and sharing your voice, and you're very passionate about it. And I do apologize, you know, that your candidate did not win. And so I, like I said, I wanted Kamala. I wanted for Kamala, but I just— it was the lack of addressing the issues and the lack of debates for me. And I was like, you know, and I couldn't just rest on the lesser evil. I needed somebody with a plan, because without a plan, where are we going? And right now, where we are, it's just not a good place for nobody. It doesn't matter if you're poor or if you make over $400,000 a year. I know people that are making way more than $400,000 a year that are suffering because of the inflation that is astronomical right now for all Americans. And so I was just like, I'm done with the politicians, you know. We've had him before, we know what he's capable of, and he's a businessman. And so, um, uh, like I said, thank you so much for calling in and, you know, giving a respectable, you know, without all the rah-rah, you know, reasoning as to why you feel the way you feel.

Yeah, definitely.

Okay.

Um, Vic, is it Vic? Okay, Vic, come on up, come on up. Put the link in the chat, put the link in the chat, guys. You guys can call in and give your thoughts, whether you're dragging me or you just kind of drag—

just share your thoughts on the race as a whole, okay? Are you— were you for Kamala, or were you for Trump, or were you for democracy, or were you for, you know, conservatism? So like, all right, so Miss Vic, how you doing?

Where you calling from?

Hey, Tasha, can you hear me?

Yes, I can. Where you calling from?

I'm from North Carolina.

How are you?

Shout out to North Carolina. I think North Carolina went red, didn't they? Yeah, that was a shocker.

That's a swing state.

Yes, ma'am.

Y'all was supposed to swing blue. Why y'all swing red? What happened?

Well, hey, you know that Asheville situation with the hurricane? Maybe that has something to do with it.

Boom! I didn't think nobody was gonna say nothing about that because I didn't see nobody from the Biden administration on the ground. It was like Katrina times 2. Yep, yep.

So, um, but you know, we're pretty balanced. We ended up with a Democrat for our governor, so it'll keep it balanced. But I am, um, I understand where you're coming from, Tasha.

Okay, you're not mad at me because there's a lot of people that's mad at me.

No, Tasha, no, I, I voted for Trump as well. I'm not mad at you.

Then why y'all let me go out here and get dragged like that by myself? I had so many people calling me like, you brave. I was like, was it that bad? I, I have a type— I have the type of platform where I pretty much say what I want to say, so I didn't think that this would be a big issue.

But then I forgot, I was like, oh my God. 90% of my viewers are Black women.

And honestly, for y'all to come out and say afterwards, after I lost 10,000 followers, that you voted too, but y'all ain't stand behind me— I'm salty about that.

I really am.

That y'all let me get dragged the way that I got dragged because nobody was defending me.

I apologize.

I didn't see that. I didn't see the post, but I did see you last night when you jumped on and explained.

I was like, what happened?

So I didn't see the original post, so I didn't see you getting dragged.

So, man, TikTok is going in. TikTok is what, millions of impressions? Instagram, 7,000 followers. TikTok, 1,000 followers. I think Twitter, 1,000. I don't know how many on YouTube. We still had our regular numbers, but I was just like, oh my God, y'all let me get dragged like this. But that's okay. I thought we were sisters.

No, no, we're sisters.

And that's just— that's, that, that's a shame because you can have your own opinion.

You can't view.

You can't be different than what has been conditioned for us to just be Dems, right? You can't be different from the, the typical view and vote your own way without getting backlash. And that has to stop. It's ridiculous that we're fighting each other tooth and nail, and at the end of the day, it's—

we are just being handled.

And you got your corporate elites, your, your, um, your establishment, your machine just running everything. And my goal is to evaluate the principles. If the principles don't align, then I can't get caught up with all the noise. So I totally understand my principles. Like, okay, we had an open border for how many years? They could have done something about it. They didn't. They said, oh, Trump stopped it. But how in the world does Trump have all that power in '24 to stop the border? They undid all the border policies that Trump put in place as soon as they got into office.

Yeah.

And so to place that blame on Trump is ludicrous. They had a chance to fix it. So I definitely— I support your stance. I totally get it. But people have to stop bashing others for their opinion and for their views. We all can actually have our own opinion without attacking each other.

That's what the Democrats— and thank you, Miss Big. I was like, I was out on the playground like this. By myself, it was like 5 of them. I was like, just help me, get off me! And then once I was done fighting, I was like, this morning I was like, can I come outside? I know, it's tough. I apologize, but no, thank you so much, Miss Vic. I'm gonna shout out the people, I appreciate you. Okay, thank you. All right, um, shout out to— is it Antoine? He's a YouTuber, right? Yeah, Antoine. Antoine Daniels. Shout out to Antoine. Um, oh, Anton, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Anton, aren't you the one that was doing interviews with Charleston White? If so, he talked about you in the interview that we're gonna drop tonight. I believe he talked about you. If he didn't talk about you in the interview, then he told me personally.

I can't remember because we spent so much time together, but we are dropping the Charleston White interview tonight. Exclusively at 9:30 PM, maybe a little earlier because we're live a little earlier, at, um, on tashaklive.com. Make sure you have your subscriptions to view that interview, okay? And also, the package has arrived, okay?

We also got DeJuan Blair's boyfriend, Angel Love's baby daddy, came through to spill all the wine to Winehouse. And when I tell you, Jasmine, you know what, let's give them a little taste of that trailer real quick.

Hold on, y'all, y'all stay right there.

The link is in the chat. I'm gonna let y'all come up in a minute, but I'm gonna tell you how crazy this interview is with Angel Love's baby daddy, DeJuan Blair, the basketball player boyfriend. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Paris Hollywood. Let's go.

Paris, you released a video of you and DeJuan Blair in the bed. Angel Love from Basketball Wives, baby daddy.

This was my husband. This was going to be my husband. You would have still had me just like he had her. But you crossed the line with somebody in my house.

He brought somebody in your house?

In my bed.

Me finding out that somebody is pregnant and you're cheating and lying to me saying that you're out out of town and you're 9 minutes down the street.

He brought somebody that was 400 pounds, a big thick chunky guy.

I see you have a fetish of chubby people, but I remember you telling me that your mom is a big woman, and I remember you showing me pictures. But damn, 5'8" and 350, almost 400 pounds, that's beyond me. You see me walking here, you You see the class and the sophistication that I have?

You see me walking here? You see the class and sophistication that I come with? Yeah, buddy. TashaKLive.com gonna be lit this Friday when my ass is in surgery, okay?

And matter of fact, this is an up surgery, so I get to watch what the doctor doing.

So ain't nobody going to sleep. Ain't no knocking on wood that I'm gonna wake up.

I'm gonna already be up, okay?

So listen, y'all make sure y'all had them subscriptions. We got Charleston White tonight, and we got Paris Hollywood, Angel Love's boy— baby daddy's boyfriend. And when I tell you, oh, the class and sophistication! Shout out to Paris. Yes sir, yes sir.

Okay, he was crying a lot, y'all. That's why his voice was like that. He was crying all week. His eyes were swole. He was crying. This interview is so emotional, so y'all make sure y'all have your subscriptions. Tashakalive.com. It will be out this Friday. Okay, all right, so real quick, who's next? I can't see at the bottom.

What's the name? Huh? More Threads LLC. How you doing and where you calling from?

Hey Tasha, can you hear me well?

Yes, I can.

Hey, I'm not gonna take too much of your time, but yeah, I'm about to drag you a little bit. But it's not for what you think. Okay, how dare you go and apologize for your damn vote? It is your vote. You don't have to explain a damn thing to nobody about why you sitting up here voting for somebody else. It is your right. Our ancestors— and let's be clear, honey, you from Panama City, you a whole Florida Maroon, okay? Part of you are part of the Underground Railroad from there. You don't apologize for damn thing.

I love y'all so much.

But no, but no, but see, that's shaming. The shaming is what got a lot of them losing, and they still looking for somebody to blame. Let me give you a little history lesson real quick.

Okay, okay, go ahead, sister. Talk to me.

Let me start with the economy. Nobody give a damn about who like Trump now. Years ago, a lot of people would have never voted for him. They hated him. They couldn't stand him. When you look at that map last night, that damn near— that whole thing was red. People are tired. Kamala did not have a plan. Not to mention, a lot of people started talking about the things that she has done in the past. Now, you can talk about Trump because he's not perfect. I don't think he's perfect. I think he's arrogant. I'm being real. But let's be realistic now. When you take the emotion out of it, When he was over the economy, we did have a little bit— well, I did have a little bit more money. Gas was a little bit cheaper, groceries wasn't higher. Hell, I paid off my damn car and got my credit to 800 score, so I— and my 401k was hitting. So I, I'ma be honest, I don't like him, he's arrogant, but it was the truth. Kamala, with her talking about unaliving children and all that, I do think that's the woman's choice. That's never going to change. But you can't put hope and change on the counter. Just like my mom used to tell me, you can't put a dick on the counter. Don't you leave with a wet ass. You can't put hope and change on the counter when the light bill is due. You can't put hope and change, you know, when the mortgage or the rent— and half people can't even get a house. So she should have addressed those things instead of just that. And that right there, the fact that she brought out all these celebrities and did all this stuff and it didn't work. And a lot of them, I really believe they wanted the money and they took their ass in that booth and did something else. But why would somebody— now me, I'm bold. I'll tell you who I've told you.

I'll tell you I voted for him.

It's my vote. Yeah, I don't vote the way people want me to vote. I vote for what benefits me. But a lot of them, they wanted that bag. And a lot of people who weren't millionaires went into that booth and voted for him because they know deep in their heart We don't care for him like that, but he is a businessman. So let's be clear. And if the Democrats were really our friends, they would address the wealth gap. They would address student loans outside of federal employees, all that stuff. As Black people, foundational Black people, I'm gonna say that, or people who are, whose people are freedmen, people who are here, we're behind in the wealth gap. We got to work 10 times harder. My family had land in South Carolina and it's been taken. So the majority of Black towns, communities, business districts, that shit is sitting under highways. Every interstate you own that we have, the 1956 Highway Act, Black towns, communities. I post about it on Instagram all the time. I have a huge following just for posting history. They didn't do anything to address the wealth gap. She's not even— I don't even think she's Black. And even if she is Black, She's addressing more immigrants because that's what her mother is. So anytime I notice that when it's for Black people— what really did it for me is when I see them did that Asian hate crime bill. I don't hate anybody, okay? But let me tell you something, we are number one for hate crime, been for the past 400 years. And if y'all were our friend, truly our friend, you would have done something. All they want to do is talk about immunity. Trump gonna give immunity.

Hell, they already got it, and they got it under Obama.

They still unaliving plenty of Black people, many you don't hear about. They never address the towns and the business districts that are under lakes. Lake Lanier in Georgia, you can't keep people from dying from there. It's cursed.

All these things.

So no, but you helping immigrants, you helping Ukraine, you know, and half of the Indians and Asians I know here, they didn't vote for her. But you sat your ass up there and you trying to shame black people, but you didn't shame your mama people. You didn't shame nobody else. You didn't shame your husband people. Obama brought his ass up there. I voted for him and he didn't do not a damn thing for black people, but he did for gays. He did for everybody else. So no, black people need to learn. I love us to death, but take the emotion out of it.

We—

and I'm gonna be real, we had more during Jim Crow.

I may lose following.

I have 150,000 followers on Instagram.

What is your, uh, IG handle? They're asking because they say you eating, baby, you eating.

Um, it's @moore_threads_store. M-O-O-R underscore store. Moore means Black. Okay, but, but it's true, we had more during Jim Crow. Black men and women now, I'm looking at how they dragging the Black men, how you shaming some of the Black women that did something different. When we all we had was each other after slavery. Nobody talks about that, but, and we did well. We did very well. And then we got into civil rights. And the sad part, I say this and I end with it, 1964 Civil Rights Act, everybody benefiting from that shit but us.

Everybody.

They had the Fearless Fund. These two Black girls who they say pick yourself up by your bootstraps, these two Black women, they may not be foundation, I don't know, but they were trying to help their own people fund businesses. Some white dude came in there and used the same law that our people marched for everybody to have and shut it down. But it's okay when Asians have it, it's okay. And anytime— oh, one more thing— anytime it's time for Black people to get something, it's people of color.

Y'all ain't noticed that?

Minorities, you— the trick bag words. And they— oh, we can't do anything.

And Kamala It's not like I'm gonna do anything for Black people.

No, that vitriol right there, right there. Y'all better stop worrying about who did the Divine Nine, who went to Howard. Howard looked like shit. They are in the news, in the local news all the time for mold and rats. She didn't do nothing for it then, but she gladly used it to fund Black people. Please, y'all, I know y'all may not like Trump. I don't either. But do not— your vote, they're supposed to do something for you. And the truth is, everything went up.

And Biden—

I understand Trump is racist, but all of the presidents are racist.

All of them.

Hell, half of them had slaves. Now, I was gonna say that every last one of them, yeah, are racist.

So take the emotion out of it and get what you can get. Now, our grandparents took what they can get from that 1950s on up. To 1870, we did well. Hundreds of black towns, however, and our grandparents got what they needed and they voted Republican. And I'll leave you with this: Lyndon B. Johnson, the man who signed the civil rights— I'll have them n-words voting Democrat for 200 years. And that's exactly what happened. Now you can't say nothing to a black person. You people falling out and everything, and they plotting on you. I would suggest you look at Malcolm X. He told you the liberal wasn't your friend. I'd rather have an honest enemy than a fake friend. All they doing is using your 1964 Civil Rights Act to get ahead.

That's it. She knows history. She reads. Thank you so much.

And listen, I didn't apologize for who I voted for. I do want to clear that up. What I apologize for was bringing an energy to our platform that disrupted people's energy. So my platform, you know, it stays out of the mud. We come here, we get our wine, we get our gossip. We're good girlfriends, good boyfriends too. We even got the husbands that be like, what Tasha say?

You know what I'm saying?

Even the white folks now is kicking it with us. Okay. Like, that's what we do. We laugh, we talk, we commune over everybody's problems. So for me to kind of go outside of the group and do that, And then it's like, wait a minute, why did you share it? It was mostly like, I shouldn't have just shared it, but I really did. When I tell you it was oblivious, because I've been used to for years— I've had this platform 8 years here, say, sharing things that have gotten me sued, sharing things that have gotten me canceled in the past, you know what I'm saying? So I was used to it, but I did not think that I was disrupting people's happiness and causing an energy that they get on other platforms that they don't like. We come together as a community of winos. We're always right. My opinion is not above anybody else's opinions or anything like that. We all come here to commune. That's why I don't block. That's why I don't try to control y'all. We are all grown adults that happen to be communing with the news. And so that's what I apologize for, was disrupting everybody's energy.

No, that's unacceptable. You didn't ruin their damn happiness. Uh, Biden ruined Black people happiness in the '80s and '90s when they did him and Clinton did that crime bill. When they destroy Black families. Inflation, and a few years ago, that ruined our paychecks. You know, sometimes, and like I said, I looked at that map last night. A lot of people went and voted for him behind the scenes because of the type of shame. You shouldn't have, nobody should have to deal with that. You are a Florida Maroon. If you don't know nothing else, please look that up.

Oh, I know what I am, baby. I know, born and bred. That's why I was just like, I don't know why people got it twisted.

Like, I voted blue in the past. I vote, I'm a, very pragmatic voter, you know what I'm saying? And so my thing is, it was like, this wasn't making sense. And I will give Biden his credit. My sister got her student loans forgiven. My, my, uh, best friend got $100,000 worth of student loans forgiven. He really did do that.

Yes.

But him passing laws in the middle of the night— passing bills, not laws, but bills in the middle of the night to send millions of dollars to Ukraine without asking us.

And illegals, don't forget that they get food and shelter, and I know that for a fact because that rubs me the wrong way.

That's like me as a wife, me waking up and my husband gave all the money to the strippers.

Exactly. And they never addressed that, and people are tired. That's why that map looked the way it do, Tasha. Years ago, people would have never looked at Trump. They hated him. They thought he was arrogant. He is arrogant. He is.

But most entrepreneurs are— we are the worst type of people to work with and work for. I get it all the time from my team. It's because we have pressure. We have to make sure everybody eats. I have to set aside emotion and really go at what's pragmatic. Like, what is the best solution for my business? What is the best solution for everybody involved? And so that's what I did. And even my team was like, what happened? My husband was just laughing because he was like, I knew you were gonna do it.

You were out here telling everybody you would vote for Kamala, and I was just like, but I really was. I was like, girl power. But then when she kept sending out the rappers to perform, I was like, are we at a concert?

What's going on? That's how they look at us. They would never approach other communities with a damn concert. When they go to them, they get tangible benefits. And Tasha, even though you run a business, I understand that. Your team, no matter what you pay them, we still have to worry about inflation. Some people, the millennials, regardless if you get paid or not, half of you can't save money or you can't get out. That's outside of you. So when you sitting up here sending Beyoncé, and I love Beyoncé, but you sitting out here sending Beyoncé, you sending Cardi B, you sending all these stuff to, you know, these people to talk to us, they can't relate to inflation.

Girl, she said women that ain't talked to us in years as a woman And she said women that couldn't talk without reading, and they couldn't read, child.

Yeah, and you, you can't—

when you're really with somebody, you don't need to look at no paper, no teleprompter. It comes from the heart. You already know what it is. But because everything is so staged and so prepped, I am done being pandered to. I am done being, uh, mocked, right? I am done being lied to. And that's the thing. I would rather somebody be honest about their character, like Hot Cheeto, but at the end of the day, boy, where this paper at? Because we got people that need to eat.

Yeah, and that's— and I think that's where she messed up. And she was so arrogant, Kamala. Some, you know, I think she comes off as a little, just a little arrogant. Like last night, I understand, I'm with mental health, they may have stung her a little bit. Democrats are shell-shocked. I don't care what nobody say, they're used to us And my mother is a little, you know, she a little upset with me based on what I have said.

But my mama hung up the phone on me today.

Yeah, my mom is pissed, but I had to tell her.

I was like, Mama, I love you. Boom. Oh my God.

Yeah, but Tasha, what they, what they fail to realize is a lot of our generation, we, we consider millennials, we have to work harder and we got to help them too. Like, I understand you have a business, but you got to remember, outside of your business, you have to eat too. And a lot of times our family turned to us, those of us— I'm not— don't, please don't put me on the spot. I ain't successful, I'm just starting a business.

It's okay, it's okay.

They turn to us when they need something. So now we got to deal with feeding, you know, people who work for us and taking care of our parents because that generation, you know, they need a little help. So no, I am going to look at the business person if I've already tried a politician. And in 60 years, Tasha, nothing has change, man.

Listen, I went vegan because everybody kept asking for money. So vegan, you know, a pack of beans ain't but $2. So, and I'm a very vegan person. I'mma let you eat before I eat. And so when I go to the dry foods aisle, I get the canned goods, the vegan goods, and really my grocery bill by myself. So my husband and my kids eat steak and I eat beans and rice.

But you know, they come to us, you know what I'm saying? And we have a lot.

And then imagine having a business, then your family looking at it like, oh, you got a successful business, so you got to help them too. And all of this inflation and gas. So, you know, people, instead of shaming people because they're not doing what you think they should do, try to see things from that point of view. And that's it, because I, you know, somebody else got to come in.

That's— and that's all I'm gonna say. No, and I appreciate you. You are eating, girl.

Please shout out your Instagram real quick so they can follow because they would— they want to follow you, honey.

Um, yeah, I actually have a business I'm launching this, uh, month right here. But anyway, More Threads underscore, um, More Threads Store underscore store. So more is not— it's spelled different. M-O-O-R Threads T-A-R-E-A-D-S underscore store.

Thank you, thank you. I love you, and, um, I take everything that you just said to heart. You right.

All right, have a good night.

All right, baby. All right.

I'm trying to say things.

My—

you know what my daddy told me one day when he asked me for money? I was like, Dad, I ain't got it. He said, but you got $4 million in debt. I said, but Daddy, that should tell you I ain't got it. He said, no, they don't get that type of debt, the people that ain't got it. I said, what the Daddy, he said, now let me get them $300. Don't even care no more. I'm around here like Gabby Union, paying half the bills, taking care of all my family and everything, and I'm eating beans and rice. I eat beans and rice. Ain't nobody thinking about me when I'm getting my makeup from CVS, okay? When I got to cut my own hair and damn near color it myself, okay? Nobody thinks about Tasha. But as soon as Tasha does something that goes against the popular vote, you guys want to drag me and cancel me. And now I really got to eat beans and rice because y'all are unsubscribing. That is so not fair.

Bring this next person up.

Come on, Queen Tulsa, let's go. Hey, 2 minutes too. Let up, you can see her.

Let her up.

Yeah, let me see.

Hey y'all, hey baby, do half-half so we can see her.

Okay, here we go.

Hey baby, hi Queen Tulsa.

Hey, it's good to see you, Tasha.

Listen here, you, you one of my girls, so you about to drag me, huh? I know you is.

No, actually, I want to thank you for utilizing your right to vote because it was a lot of Black people that didn't come out here and vote. And I know that you stay in Texas— I mean, uh, Florida. Well, you know, you're from Florida, but there was a law that could have gotten passed for the, you know, the legal 420. But it was a lot of people that didn't get out and vote. So there's no need for y'all to be complaining when you didn't get out and vote and you could have changed that law and made it legal. I have a few things that I want to just drop by to you. This is from B. Lenore. So these are some things that we're concerned about. Women's rights at risk. The progress we fought for is now under serious threat. And I am deeply disappointed that some women chose to support a candidate who has consistently worked against our rights. So that was women's rights. Another one is threat to democracy. We are witnessing the fragility of our democratic institutions. With Trump in power, we must remain vigilant against any attempts to undermine our rights and freedoms. Democracy is not a given. It requires active participation and defense. And then one more thing, because this affects us all, the authoritarian tendencies. With Trump's history of undermining democratic norms, We need to be alert to the signs of authoritarianism. Our civil liberties could be stripped away. We must fight back against any moves toward dictatorship. And pretty much that is— that'll really hurt us as a community. So I'm not here to go back and forth about who voted for who. It's can we agree to disagree? Can we come together and make these changes?

Okay, now my Queen Tulsa, because you know me and you have a rapport.

Yes, we do.

And we know each other.

You was out there in Tulsa when they almost ran me out the building, child, you know, on my comedy tour. I was just like, damn. And you, you tried to, you know, settle the beef. You know they say I don't like trans women. Is that true, Queen Tulsa?

That is not true. We had a funky blast. You gave me the VIP treatment. It was everything that Um, that we do. We're bloggers, we're out here, we got to cover a story. You've been in my headlines, I'm pretty sure some of my sisters been in yours, and it's nothing personal, it's just we all have a job to do.

Okay, now real quick, um, now of course you probably—

you voted blue?

No, actually I voted—

you voted who?

Independent.

No, no, Queen Tulsa. Now talk to me.

Now, now, come on, lean in, lean in, because you, you, you, you trans, you stand to gain a lot from a democracy.

Well, T.S.

Madison, Mandy Manhands, is on live saying that we crazy because we voted against, uh, blue, and that's gonna mean, you know, uh, repercussions for trans women and rights to hormone, and, you know, they're going to be rolling back you guys' surgeries. I guess that were being paid for, uh, by the state. Is this true? Because she went to a basement. I don't think she had actual surgery.

Oh well, see, with her, um, I'm not really sure about her. Um, TS Matter, she's very controversial, and it's like, um, I don't know how you could be okay. I mean, I guess she's got money now, so, you know, a price to eggs being $25 isn't the issue for her, but it's us people that are out here. Like we said, like the young lady said before, when Trump was in office, we had some change in our pockets, and now it's like we're, you know, we're trying to get blood from a rock. So I think that maybe sis needs to, um, reevaluate kind of the things that were going on, um, and make her assumption from there. But, you know, we all have a right to vote. I think that you did an amazing job with your vote. Like I said, some people of color did not get out and vote, and so I think that her energy should be to those people and tell them don't say nothing because they didn't vote.

Oh, okay. Well, thank you so much for representing the LGBTQ and exercising your right to vote as well as your opinion. And I respect, uh, your opinion, and I don't see anything wrong with it at all.

So thank you, Tasha.

I love you. Love you, sis. Okay, baby.

All right, now somebody said in the comments—

somebody talking mess. Um, because I could go live here and show y'all we are going in order. Nobody is selecting people. I don't know, I like— I know the people are winos and they could not not be winos, but I'm not strategically selecting people that are agreeing with me. Everybody that's calling in, I don't know these people. I'm literally just hitting yes, yes. Everybody's in order.

I'll tell you right now who's next.

Jasmine, read the name real quick. Who is that?

Who?

Vepa Par, Rebecca King, Tatiana, me.

Who else?

Uh, Messenger we already did. Race Woods, Bree, Savvy, Hope, Micah. Who else? B4 Sugar Bear. These are all the people that are up next. The link is in the chat if you want to get in and cuss me out, not that I give a damn anyway.

Okay, so up next, let's go.

Who's that? Vepa Par.

Hi, Vepa Par, where you calling from?

Hi, Tasha, how you doing? Hey, baby, I'm good, I'm good. Well, I could say, uh, I'm calling from Virginia. Okay, shout out to Virginia. All right, uh, I'm kind of mad with Virginia because, uh, uh, we was almost red, but yeah, y'all were blue. Yeah, the county I lived in was not, and some of us upset it and made it so it didn't go read.

But anyway, like I say, I'm calling because I've been for Trump the whole time.

I caught your PSA that you did the other day, and it was a little bit— I said, wait a minute.

So I was in the chat going, who did you vote for?

And but you weren't answering, you were just giving your PSA announcement.

But I was like, uh, you really don't have a political platform, you know. You do celebrity.

I know.

Yeah.

So I mean, I, I—

it wasn't clear. I did hear you you saying, uh, before something about Kamala earlier, and I was like, oh, so she's for Kamala too. I also listen to funky stuff, and I said, oh Lord, he's so common.

I said, what I wanted to want to say is, as Black people, we need to be aware this was the most critical election of our times.

No other election has been this critical like this one was. And the fact that the Democrats have— okay, the Democrats basically, they're communists. That's who the Communist Party is.

They were calling Trump, uh, fascist, Nazi, everything that they are. At one time, the Democrats had us believing that they were for us as a group of people. What they have done is they have taken our votes and they have basically taken us as a group of people for granted. And what they have been trying to do is weaponize us with our own votes because they have given us nothing in return for those votes. Like, well, how can they be loyal to a group only by what they call it identity?

Color, you know. Okay.

Yes, that's what we're voting for the Democrats for, is only based on the ID factor. We vote for Black, so we be Black, so we're going to vote for Democrats.

And like I said, that's something that's long since— we have to start paying attention as a group of people to politics, and that's what we need to do. And we need to make sure that we know know who we're voting for and why we're voting for them.

And I did want to say another thing. As long as we also continue to watch the mainstream media, uh-huh, we're gonna never be correct on who we vote for as a people, not as Black people, because the mainstream media consists of mostly Democrats.

That's who owns the mainstream media. If you want to know your facts, you actually have to Look at the internet.

Internet.

Listen, Miss, Miss Parr, thank you so much. Uh, because I've been letting the callers go a long time, I'm gonna try to keep it to a minute to 2 minutes, okay? And so I wholeheartedly agree with you, and thank you so much for calling in. And you know, I'm sad that your state didn't go the way that you wanted it to go. Way I wanted to go, it went that way, so I'm happy.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right.

Okay.

Yeah.

All right, thank you so much.

Rebecca King, come on up here! Where you calling from, Rebecca? Hi.

Hello.

Hi.

Hi, Tasha. I'm calling from the UK.

Shout out to the UK. Now, what you got to say, child? You know we like to hear what the outsiders got to say. What you got to say about what happened?

Well, Tasha, I, I'm, I'm with you. I'm— I supported your stance. Um, A lot of people here in the UK were rooting for, for, um, President Trump, and we are happy with the outcome. Yes, we are.

Why were you rooting for Trump? And he not your president.

Okay, from my, from my, from my standpoint, I have been following this election for quite a while, and I have— I've also listened to— I'm not sure if many people, um, tuned into Candace when she broke down Kamala Harris heritage.

Okay.

Yes. So I followed that. Now, I came to the conclusion that when we look back at Barack—

okay—

then you look at Kamala. For me, I've seen two persons. These, these two, they were, they were groomed to, to fill these positions to destroy America. That's what I— that, that's what I think.

Okay.

And had, had Kamala come in, she would have finished the job. The America that we have known before would not be the America in 4— with another 4 years of Kamala. And people are looking at this thing, but there's a deeper spiritual meaning to what went on. There was good against evil. We have Trump. People don't like Trump, but what would have— the onslaught that would have come onto America would, would, would have been something the world have never seen before. These individuals came in to destroy the fabric of United States of America as, as how we, uh, you know, we, we all know the United States from immigration destruction. Yes, another 4 years with open borders, what would America look like? Okay, so people are talking about President Trump, but what, what he— with him coming in It just holds— it would just hold off, I would say, the wrath of God, because the sort of things Kamala was, was ready to implement would change, would change it for, for generations to come. And people are not looking at that. Okay, it's not about a face or white or black, it's what policies— what are policies? What sort of policies this woman was ready to to, to, to, to, to, to bring about. Well, listen, I, I, I'm, I'm with Trump, right?

Okay.

And, and I'm, and I would stand on that, and I don't care who didn't like me or who, you know, um, didn't want to be friends with me anymore, but I, I made a stance.

Okay, well, listen, thank you, thank you, Miss King, and we, we, we shout out to the UK and the UK having a voice, and you heard what she said.

Okay, now I, uh, thank you so much for calling in.

Now real quick, because everybody is pro-Trump, I do want to hear some people that are pro-Kamala. We've only heard one so far. Go in the backstage real quick and see who up here to drag or to really put it down for, for the Democrats. Come on now, who, who, who right now?

If you're waiting backstage, tell me right now who is in here to put it down for the blue because the blue is getting mad at me right now and I'm not even saying anything. Y'all talking about y'all unsubscribe. I'm like, what did I do?

I'm literally doing this so we can all come together and be together and get back to drinking our wine. Um, Melly Mel, uh, I need somebody that's actually like in the backstage. Who is it?

All right, let that dude— he raising his hand.

Whoa, Paul, come on up here. Whoa, Paul, show your face, show your face.

Let him up, Jasmine. All right, well, Paul, so you here for the Democrats? I can't hear you. I can't hear you. I can't hear you. Whoa, come on now, you're muted. Take your Bluetooth out.

Okay, can you hear me now?

Yeah, try to keep your phone stable too because it's moving a lot.

Okay, can you hear me now?

I can hear you now. So obviously you are a Democrat.

Absolutely.

You voted for Kamala. Oh, come on.

Yep, yep. You are not a part of the 88% of Black men that voted for Trump.

Uh, no, I voted for Kamala.

Okay, so tell us why.

Okay, let me put—

where are you from?

Where you from?

I mean, I'm, I'm a Nigerian-American.

But where are you from?

What state are you representing? What state did you vote in?

Omaha, Nebraska.

Omaha, Nebraska.

Okay.

All right, cool. All right, so go ahead.

We are the blue dots in Omaha. So when you hear blue dots on the map of Nebraska, we, the people of Omaha, are the ones that voted for Kamala. We got her the one Electoral College vote we gave to her here. But I wanted to say something about some of the maybe two previous callers that called in before. They were talking about the, you know, about the reason why they voted for Trump. So I was just, I was just going to say, you know, I was just going to ask the question when she was talking about what, that Kamala doesn't have a plan. Kamala do have a plan for, especially for Black men. She said she was gonna give $25,000 for first-time homebuyer. There is one thing. The second thing, she said she was going to give us $50,000 to start a business with. The third one is $20,000 to, as a form of grant, to buy equipment If you are a tattoo shop artist or you're a barber shop or hairdresser or something, you could do all that. Donald Trump doesn't have a plan to cover all those things. And one thing again, many of these people, the mindset of many of these guys that have been speaking on things was they want to work. But Kamala is there trying to make you create a job. So let's say you want to work. And they put in a value of about $100,000 over you for a whole year. But you could make that $100,000 within 2 or 3 months if you actually have a job, a job that you create by yourself. So the mindset of people is they want to work. I don't get it. And most of all, these plans are geared toward helping black men. Black people to stand on their feet, to be able to become entrepreneurs so that they will be able to fend for their family. But some mindsets are saying they want to work. You want to go and work under a white man who don't look at you as someone that could be better in life or that someone that could be as equal as him. They look down on you, but they're giving you $20,000, $30,000. They don't put a value on your life. They don't appreciate who you are. They just look at you as a piece of equipment. No. So, and another thing I need to tell you is that if you look back in history for the past, let's say 50 to 60 years ago, up to this very moment, any position of authority that you find a Black man. Those Black people had gone to those positions on the platform of Democrats. That leads to say they give you a position around the table to make decisions over your life. It is not that some people, white people somewhere, are sitting somewhere and making decisions. Democrats are giving Black people the platform to be able to sit around the table and make a decision about their life. This is the development. This is the advancement Democratic Party had given to Black people so far. So this is when people start saying Democrats never done anything for us. This is not easy. If you look at the history back, I mean, if you look back into history for about 250 years ago, It is a war. It is a kind of movement that people have been fighting from generation to generation before we could get to where we are right now. And it would be a total disservice for us to just neglect all those fight and we don't push this thing down further so that people, generation that are coming behind us will be able to one day stand on the streets of America and say, yes, I belong. This is what this Democratic Party have been trying to do. It's never going to be like, yeah, they're going to give us this money, take it, take it like that. No, we have to fight. We have to join them. We have to have a better understanding of how we could join in together to get to where we're going. I know it's still very far, but when I hear people talking about they don't care about us, they only just need our votes or something. No, they don't need our votes alone. They are advancing our struggle. They are advancing what we are complaining about. But it doesn't happen overnight. It takes time for many of these things to happen. I could name a few people, Black people that I know that are sitting at the position of power today. Most of them in the government, Got there on the platform of Democratic Party. It's not about Republican this time around. So when I see people that look like me that are voting for Donald Trump, I feel so sad because majority of them are not well informed. All they care about is he gave us money, the money, I mean, during his 4-year term, we make money. No, you can look better beyond that. Money is nothing, but we can build this humanity. This guy has been the one calling Africa shitholes. He's been demeaning Black people, denigrating Black people, talking less of everybody, you know. So for me to see someone that looks like me to still clamoring towards that kind of person, you know, it broke my heart. I wasn't in this country when the 5, they said, what they call them in New York, that problem started with those 5 young Black men. I heard the story. It touched my heart deep down. I heard the story about Donald Trump denying Black people buying homes and condominium with his father, just put a marker in. C, because they're colored. So all those things, he had really shown the type of person he is, and it's never going to change. If any Black person ever believed that Donald Trump would have their back in this new 4-year term, they are waiting for something they never thought would happen, because that man, he doesn't care about us. He doesn't.

Okay. Well, listen, those were some very strong thoughts, and I really do appreciate your position. How long have you been here? How long have you been here in the US?

Oh, I've been here. When I get so excited like this, I try to just talk like a pure Nigerian. I've been here for almost 15 years right now because I've been around for 15 years and I have seen the progress people have made under Democratic Party. I'm the kind of person who dig down into history, but I know I don't have the time to start explaining myself to you right now because, you know, but when I see people talking like this, sometimes I just want to come in and say something like that lady that came and said, uh, Kamala doesn't have a plan. You know, it touched my heart really deep down because I saw that lady, she was trying to address this same problem and Donald Trump doesn't even have anything to say to that.

Real quick. So obviously you are a citizen. Are you a citizen or a permanent resident?

I'm a citizen.

Okay, and so why did you leave Nigeria to come here?

Oh well, because I met my wife in Europe when I was living—

you—

I was living in Europe. My wife was from here. We met in Europe, so I had to move over to Nigeria because I was studying in Europe. So I met my wife in Europe and she's an American, so she couldn't come and live with me over there. I had to come. I had to make that sacrifice of, you know, love to come live with my wife.

Okay.

All right.

So no, I was just asking. I was just asking because, you know, um, you know, you had, you had said some strong, some very strong viewpoints about, you know, Donald Trump saying that, you know, I guess Africans and stuff are just, you know, it's just shithole lands and, and stuff like that. And you as an African, and obviously you're still very in touch with your culture. I just want to know, why is it that you're not in Africa and why you're over here? And so I just, I just told you, okay. All right, cool. Well, listen, you know, uh, I appreciate you, uh, calling in. You know, I know the viewers got a lot they probably want to ask you in the chat, so you can get in chat and you can start, uh, chatting it up.

Okay.

All right, thank you so much. All righty, who next?

Come on up here.

Who is it?

Tatiana, where you calling from, baby?

Thank everybody for, uh for, uh, waiting. We did want to hear some Democrats and what their thoughts were because it was a lot of, you know, Republicans and stuff like that. But we're back in order now, so I apologize. Please, guys, you got a minute and a half to 2 minutes. Uh, Tatiana, where you calling from?

You hear me?

Yes.

Oh, great, great. Okay, well, I'm gonna just get right into it because I know I'm gonna have to be short and sweet.

Yeah, where you calling from real quick though?

Oh, I'm sorry, I'm calling from Philadelphia. I'm originally from New York City.

Shout out to Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania went red. Okay.

All right, just get right into it because he, you know, the last gentleman, he brought up the fact that Kamala said she was giving out $25,000 to homebuyers, she was giving out $25,000 to business owners. She just had all these promises, right? She started pulling all these promises out of her behind because my thing is, you are the sitting vice president currently. Why haven't you influenced these decisions to be made already? Oh well, the vice president don't have no power. That is not true. The same way she sit up there and address us with concerts. I've been doing my research. I don't know if any of you know about the AAPI. Um, that is basically— she's hosted peace summits for the Asian Americans when they were going through xenophobia, right? And she specifically addressed them. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna quote her. I'm not even— because I really wanted to play it, but I said, you know, I can't do all of that on Tasha's show today. But I'm gonna, I'm gonna quote what she said. Because for her to put on that voice when that woman sat down and asked her, what is your plan specifically for the Black community? She put on a voice that said, I'm— well, I'm supposed to sit here and say I'm going to do something specifically for Black people?

No, I'm not going to do nothing specifically for Black people.

That's what she said, right? When it came down to Black issues, right? But then when you question how she feels about Asian issues, she said, and I quote— hold on, hold on one second. And I'm also going to quote Trump too, because everybody's in fear that they're going to no longer be able to kill their babies due to Trump becoming elected. I'm gonna go ahead and I'm gonna address that as well.

Okay. Said, okay, hold on, hold on, hold on, I gotta find it.

We got time. We're good, we're good. Thank you so much for the $50 donation. Who's that, baby? Who's that?

Jasmine. Keep up the awesome work all the way from Hawaii.

Shout out to Hawaii. Y'all folks came in real late. Shout out to Hawaii, I love it.

And thank you so much for the donation, I appreciate y'all. Okay, did you find it?

Yes.

All right, go ahead.

She said, and I quote, as a member of this community— when this is when she addressed the Asians— she said, as a member in this community, I share in the outrage, and now it is our time to put action to our pain. Okay, so if you can put action to the pain of the xenophobia that was experience for one year, and then you proceed to sit there and jot down the list of disparaging issues that specifically affect the Black community, and then at the same time say that you are not going to explore any policy that would specifically benefit us? She said, well, what I am going to do is give out a child tax credit, as if all Black people got kids. And so the lady said, oh, so by default Black people will benefit, but there's nothing specifically for Black people? She said no. Straight up in our face, and Black people sitting here attacking other Black people because they didn't vote for her. What am I voting for her for when she blatantly said out her mouth she's not going to do nothing to help us, but yet she did the first year she was in office, made sure she signed the anti-Asian hate crime bill. That's the first thing. The second thing is, when I woke up this morning, somebody sent me a text message saying, oh God, look at Elon Musk, his net worth went up $20 million. Because Trump won. So I say, why did his net worth go up $20 million? And I see it's because the Tesla stock is up. I am a Tesla stock shareholder. So guess what else went up right along with his net worth? My retirement fund also went up. That was decreasing for the last 4 years. Okay, so don't tell me nothing about, oh, we ain't gonna vote for Trump because this and because of that. Let me tell you something. Let's get into it. Um, I really wanted to address the eating the cats and the dogs comment. I am a Haitian woman. Um, half Haitian. My father's Haitian. I want to address that because when we were all sitting there watching that debate, Tasha, and that man said they are eating the cats and dogs, he specifically did not refer to anybody's race. He specifically did not refer to where anybody comes from. All he said was the people, the citizens of Springfield, meaning there are Black citizens in that town who are reporting that their cats and dogs are being eaten by illegal migrants. That's what he said. And at the time when he said it, nobody knew he was talking about Haitians. It wasn't until the debate was over and the Democrats told you that, hey, Trump said this about Haitians. But during that actual speech, I don't even think Trump knew where the hell them people came from. I don't think he cared for that matter. He's basically making it a known fact that when people come here and they don't go through that vetting process and they're still in their survival mode, there are things that they may be doing that go against our grain. For example, back when he said something about Mexicans and everybody was like, oh my God, Mexicans, Trump said that all Mexicans are rapists. That is not what he said. But let me tell you a fun fact. Did you know that in Mexico City, the subway system is segregated by gender because 9 out of every 10 women report to have been sexually assaulted on the subway? That means in Mexico, the men cannot ride the train with the women. I know because I was there and I was groped on the train because I didn't know the law. So of course, if someone is crossing the border illegally from Mexico, I'm not going to say all of them are doing this, but it is a very high possibility that the sex crime rate going up at that particular time could have been due to that, because where they are from, they are not allowed to ride the train with their women. So of course, when they come to New York City and they're bumping and bumping with the women on the train, of course we're getting sexually assaulted on the train. But when he tried to shed light on that, they called him a racist. Okay, so it's just for me personally, my biggest, biggest, uh, brunt of this whole thing is the fact that people are literally coming out of nowhere saying, oh my God, now that Trump is elected, we going back to slavery. Their statuses on Facebook circulating right now saying, oh my God, y'all better get ready to pick cotton. How delusional can you be to sit here and say that just because this man became president, that now you're going to get sent back to Africa as if he was not already the fucking president and you didn't get sent back to Africa. If you was gonna get sent back to Africa, wouldn't that have happened in 2016? I'm sorry, what, what, all of a sudden you just gonna get sent back to Africa because— Tasha, I'm telling you, it's been a very frustrating thing to just have so many people be so ignorant. And, and, and let me just say this too, okay? I was a voter.

We gotta move on, but you, you ate today, baby, you ate. Go ahead.

I got you, this is the last one I'm gonna say. I was a voter voter registration canvasser. It was my job to go out on the streets of Philadelphia and get people registered to vote. And sometimes people would ask me, who are you voting for? And I wouldn't share because I was supposed to be nonpartisan. And they would— I would ask them, who are you voting for? And I had a man tell me, I'm not voting for Trump, I'm voting for Kamala. I said, okay, you voting for Kamala because she's Black? He said, no, I'm voting for Kamala because Kamala supports the union. I said, that is an excellent reason to vote for her, because as a business owner, you're not going to like the union, because I used to be a part of union. The union allows employees to abuse business owners. So I can see why you as a union member would support Kamala. That is a fine reason to vote for her. But as far as voting for her because she's Black after she blatantly said F us, absolutely not. And that's all the time I got.

Thank you, baby. I ain't got nothing to say. Thank you. Love you, girl. You just ate the cats. You just ate the dogs. Oh, I need to do dinner with her. Okay, listen, y'all, remember, y'all got a minute and a half to 2 minutes to come in and state y'all reasons as to why you feel how you feel. If you come— ain't nobody drag me.

I was just like, damn, I really thought the way y'all was unfollowing me, I was like, oh, I'm gonna get dragged today. So, and then when I saw that map, I was like, so y'all just let me get dragged like this. Y'all really let me get dragged like this. And so thank you so much for the $20. We're gonna give it to Teddy. I'll think about it because he need new— he need to be stuffed with new cotton. So we'll use that towards, uh, Teddy new stuffing. He about to get a, um, he about to get plastic surgery. He about to get a BBL. Okay, so shout out. Thank you so much, baby, for that, uh, that $20 for Teddy. Okay, up next.

Who's next? Who's next?

Who's next? Who? Lee?

Nii. Hi, Nii, where you calling from?

Hi, Miss Kebe, can you hear me okay?

I'm good, I'm good, I can hear you.

Where are you calling from?

I'm calling from South Georgia.

Okay, shout out to South Georgia, y'all went red. What do you want to say about the, um, uh, the election?

Well, Tatiana done just took everything I want to say, but I'm gonna keep it a little personal because a lot of people feel like we're— we voted for Trump just because, you know, we're ignorant, we're not educated. We got hit really hard in Hurricane Helene down here in South Georgia. It's been 40 days since I were— I work from home. We were 19 days with no power and our internet is still out. We got no assistance. This happened, um, February the 27th. Biden administration posted on Twitter that they gave $158 million to Lebanon on October 5th while we are still going through. We haven't gotten any financial assistance from the Biden administration in this. Every, every person that I know that have reached out to the government for assistance from FEMA has been denied. That $750 is not much, but it will help. My dad is a veteran and he was denied for assistance. I said the reason that I did not want to vote Democratic is because I have a farm and they put so many regulations on us who want to provide like fresh organic eggs and free-range chicken and meat for, you know, people so they can have an alternative. They don't have to eat all this, you know, GMO and antibiotic-filled food. They put so many regulations on us that so many farms had to be shut down. In Hurricane Helene, I lost I lost my beehives, I lost my chicken coop. So that's the way that I make money on the side besides working from home. Thank God my husband, you know, he's a provider and you know, we're still doing good. So thank God for that. But I said all that to say the Small Business Administration reached out to us and said you have been approved, but Congress will not approve any more money. This is why I personally could not vote for the Biden administration again, because I'm out here 40 days, no income personally for me, and they have done nothing. They gave us MREs, water, and ice. Financially, the Biden administration has not helped us. Thank God we have good insurance, good homeowners insurance, good property insurance.

And they— and you know what, and when I hear stories like y'all, all I can think about is how many, you know, how much money they sent overseas Millions of dollars. They send way more to Ukraine and, you know, to support that war in the Middle East. And it's like, but we're right here needing it. Like, when I go to California, I literally cry sometimes. I don't like to hang out because it's very disturbing to be eating in a nice restaurant and right outside of your building, you got— of the restaurant, you got tents of people that are homeless. Homeless.

Yes.

And it— the same thing is in New York. And I'm just like, billions. Yes, I'm gonna correct that, billions, not millions, billions of dollars. And right here at home, we got people that are suffering. And, and it's like, enough is enough. Enough is enough. And I didn't— listen, I am not a Trump supporter.

I'm not.

I'm not a Trump supporter. I mean that with everything in me. I put that on my kids. However, the Republicans have a plan. And when we were under Trump, from what I saw— correct me if I'm wrong— he wasn't playing that sending money out of the country. Shoot a missile if you want, we got a missile that's bigger. He already told them in the Middle East they got 60 days to wrap up that war because we ain't funding nothing else.

Else.

Nothing else.

We don't got it. We ain't got it. We ain't got it. And I'm being shunned because I'm a Black woman and my platform is 90% Black women, and they feel like I just betrayed them.

I swear to God. I swear. But I'm hearing from Black women like you, Black people like you that are suffering but I'm watching the money go out the country.

And then—

exactly, Mrs. Keevy. On Fridays we do a food drive to try to help people with Hurricane Helene. Some people— it's been 40 days and some people have nothing. They didn't have insurance, you know, they were renters. You know, I, I try to tell people keep renters insurance. They were renters. Their home— they, they have nothing. We fill their cars up with food because they're not even getting the MREs from FEMA anymore. But I was supposed to vote for that administration again. I was supposed to vote Democratic again.

Yeah, it's bad out here. It's real bad. It's very bad. And, um, I just, you know, prayers are to everyone. Like I said, there are towns in North Carolina, towns in Georgia, you know, that were just really done wrong. And I got, I got a shout out now. I don't, I don't, I don't really— what, Ron DeSantis? Like that? I really don't. But when Tampa was about to get that Category 5, he had standby. Nobody was going to be without power. He assembled everybody, borrowed people from other states to come to Tampa to be ready to rescue.

And that's crazy because Helene hit before— what was your— Milton did, and you guys had power before we did.

Yeah, and it really wasn't even that bad here. Y'all got it bad. Yeah, y'all got it real bad.

But, you know, I got to give it to DeSantis for that, is that, you know, he didn't want to.

I could tell. We got 300 trucks, FEMA on standby. You could tell he was irritated, but he did it just in case.

I would rather be overprepared than underprepared. Right, you know, and so I gotta give it to him. And, and, you know, when, when was it— what was it that hit, um, it was— it wasn't Naples, it was Fort Myers.

Oh, they cleaned that up real fast.

Was it Darby? I think it was Darby.

Yeah, they cleaned that—

was it? People got their checks, they cleaned that up real fast. Yeah, but these little Black towns or these poor towns, oh, it's nothing, we could let them go and then they'll come in and develop and turn the little towns into resorts and use y'all monuments, y'all, you know, y'all greenery, y'all mountains, y'all lakes and stuff to, to bring tourism.

Yeah, and the thing is, we live in a, in a farm community, so we're used to living off the land. We have generators, we have water reserves, we have ponds, we have all these things. But my thing is, yeah, we're not hurting as bad, but Miss Keeby, if you saw what these people down here going through. It is so heartbreaking. They keep saying, we're reaching out to FEMA. FEMA denied me twice.

FEMA has denied me again.

And I'm like, come on, immigrants are getting all this stuff. See, why can't veterans? Are being told no.

Yeah, and that's my thing too, veterans. Like, yeah, I mean, they, they served the country, for Christ's sake. Come on, come on. So no, but listen, I appreciate you. Thank you so much for calling in. We're gonna move to the next caller, and, um, shout out to you for just helping your boys. Love you, sis, and hopefully y'all can get y'all power restored down there. It's been like 40 days.

Yes, ma'am.

Okay, thank you.

All right, love you.

Bye-bye. Love you too.

All right, Race Woods, how you doing, Race? Where are you calling?

I'm calling from the DMV area in I don't think you're wrong for supporting who you supported. Um, I didn't vote for Kamala. I didn't vote for Trump, to be quite honest. The only reason why I didn't vote for him was because I wanted to see if any of the other parties was going to do something different. And I think the problem that we as Black people have is we don't leverage our votes. When things were going down with Kamala, her own people because I'm gonna be honest, I don't care what any of y'all say, she not Black. And, um, if we even want to take it as conspiracy theory route, if she don't got no ties to the man like all the other presidents except for the 8th president, she wasn't gonna win to begin with. So some of y'all need to get out y'all feelings and learn how to leverage your vote to the benefits of you. We have a— we are a race of people that are so talented, they tell us we the minority when we know them We the majority, we set trends. So if you don't know your power and you're mad because somebody else know their power and they use it to their benefit, boo to you. Because half of these people in the comments I've been watching since I've been on here, the things that y'all have said is just terrible. Y'all mad because somebody didn't align with you. We got free speech and freedom, right? So if I don't agree with you, that's just something different that we can talk about or we can agree to disagree. But nobody has any right in those 10,000 people that dropped you Let them be ignorant. Let them be misinformed. Because one thing that y'all do on this platform is give your opinion. You can go anywhere and get an opinion, but facts are facts. And I'm sorry, these last 4 years we suffered. Luckily, I'm fortunate enough I don't have no kids, but imagine if I had kids. I can't benefit from what Kamala was giving out, and I don't live in a society that affords me enough to even have a child independently if I wanted to do that. That's why women want their right to be able to control whether they have a kid or not. Because why am I going to live in a world where you don't pay me enough to support this child, but if I don't work, they'll have all the benefits of the world? But it come with a cost. All I will say is some of y'all need to get out your feelings, maybe get into a bag, put something on the line. Because like that caller said, I got socks and testicles. My money went up too. And my thing is my money and where my interest is gonna lie is where it comes back to me, because I'm only one person. I got a family to worry about as far as my extended family, but as far as immediate, my pockets need to do what they need to do. And if the bills don't make sense, I'mma vote for where my vote needs to go. And at the end of the day, I love you. I hope you continue to spread your own word tell us how you feel, and if we don't like it, we can find somewhere else. But I like that you keep it real and you allowed us a platform to speak. So thank you for that.

And that's what it's about. I appreciate it. And I know I'm not going to make everybody happy, you know. And, and, you know, a lot of times I've had to learn the hard way. Thank you so much, Miss Woods. Um, I'm gonna go ahead and drop you down, and then Bri, you're up next. Hold on for a second. Bri, G-Ho— not, uh, who else is that? Savvy, Empress, Tasha, you guys are up next. Um, I'm gonna have to run some commercials because I gotta take a bathroom break. This wine and this water, you know, I'm older, I had 2 kids, my bladder don't hold like it used to. Okay, so, you know, I'm gonna take a little bathroom break. It'll be like maybe a 2-minute break or whatever. And we got commercials to let you know what's coming up on tashaklive.com, what's dropping tonight on tashaklive.com, and what's dropping Friday on tashaklive.com because I do have a surgery, uh, that I have to do Friday. So there will be no Fuckery Friday, but we will be running 2 exclusive interviews, uh, this week. So make sure you do have your subscriptions on tashaklive.com and YouTube. We will have some interviews for you that have already streamed, uh, on tashaklive.com probably months ago, but will still be exclusive to you all to hold you over until I get back. Um, now what was I gonna say real quick, Jasmine? Before I got off track, because you know when you gotta pee, you can't think. Oh yeah, we got some sponsors.

We got some sponsors that we need to brag about, which means Boley raised a glass.

So I'm about to run to the bathroom. Y'all are up next.

Hold that thought and I'll be right back. Let's go. Why did the wine cellar— you can't drink no wine. The judge said no, no, motherfucker.

I'm just watching everything. That's why I got the animal, the animal crew cruelty charge from somebody online watching me sent the video to their police department. When I got the call from Fort Worth Police Department, said, hey man, we got reports that you maced a cat. I said, man, y'all know goddamn well I ain't maced no cat. Y'all know I ain't that goddamn—

Ain't that how you got shot?

Like you shot yourself? Yeah, I accidentally shot myself in the leg in the strip club. I'm saying, man, why these dead niggas just sitting there staring at me? They got girls over there. So I cock it, and it's a one-shot hair-trigger little.22. I put it in my left pocket. Okay, boy, I reach in that pocket and my thumb hit the trigger.

Pow!

That is very courageous of you to say online.

That was my insecurity.

Most would never admit that, man.

I used to— man, you can't run me because you make more money. But that's what I'm secretly dealing with. So anytime we had a disagreement, that was my way to belittle her, to make her become inferior.

Did you get a lot of coming up though?

I mean, I started having sex 4th, 5th grade. I had a high school in the 3rd grade. I heard the babysitter say that. Boy, babysitter walking that bathroom and saw that grown man, and I seen her eye looking at it. She said, who that boy got a grown man?

It was a 911 call saying that you called 911, been shot 3 times. Citywide, we got a person shot.

Caller says he is dressed in white and has been shot by 3 people.

These ain't Black people doing this, putting out these arrest videos and body cam footage. So I don't know where this is coming from.

This is crazy that you were at the center of this whole scam.

And I had no idea.

We talking about Shirley Strawberry's husband? Yeah, Ernesto.

Ernesto.

Okay, she was Ernesto's little side piece. What's her last name?

Erica King.

Erica King. But she scammed for Ernesto? Yeah, Shirley Strawberry's husband who works under—

you can't tell me Shirley with the strawberry letter wasn't in on it.

Shirley Strawberry is now divorced from him.

She finally divorced to protect herself. But she was in— man, you can't tell me they wasn't in on it. They got me for $20,000 of my YouTube check.

Been getting ready for a New Year's Eve experience that will go down in history. I'm live on stage at the Bayou Event Center, December 31st. Doors open at 8 PM and the show starts at 9 PM, followed by an afterparty that might shut down the city. And let me take the time to thank our sponsor for this event, Rockstar Wireless. And if you looking for reliable and affordable wireless service, Rockstar Wireless has plans starting at just $19.99 a month that offers unlimited talk, text, and up to 15 gigabytes of high-speed data. Visit rockstarwireless.com now. Hurry up and get your affairs in order and get ready to bring in New Year's Eve with me, Tasha K, on stage. Tickets are selling real fast, so reserve your seat now via my website, tashakayonstage.com, and I can't wait to party with y'all in Houston. Chris?

Yes?

You released a video of you and Dwyane Blair in the bed. Angel Love from Basketball Wives, baby daddy.

This was my husband. This was going to be my husband. He would have still had me just like he had her. But you crossed the line with somebody in my house.

He brought somebody in your house?

In my bed.

Me finding out that somebody is pregnant and you're cheating and lying to me, saying that you're out of town and you're 9 minutes down the street.

He brought somebody that was 400 pounds?

A big, thick, chunky guy. I see you have a fetish of chubby people. But I remember you telling me that your mom is a big woman, and I remember you showing me pictures. But damn, 5'8" and 350, almost 400 pounds, that's beyond me. You see me walking here, you see the class and the sophistication that I have.

All right, and we back. I washed my hands too. I came up here, y'all want y'all saying, boy, I Running down that damn hallway. All right, don't forget guys, Charleston White drops tonight on TashaKLive.com.

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When I tell you that interview is fire, it's fire. He gave us the whole Shirley Strawberry scheme, how they got him, how they got other people like Steve Harvey, and how he was at the center of the whole indictment. Okay, so y'all make sure y'all have y'all subscriptions on. This is the first time he's ever talked about this.

Also, and that's why I made up with him, because I wanted to get that wine for y'all. See, I could put my pride to the side because the most important thing is making sure y'all had y'all wine. This is what y'all come here for.

And second, y'all asked me to get the dude who was in the bed with Dwan Blair. I told y'all last week when y'all asked me to get Angel Love's, uh, baby daddy's lover, that the package was on the way. So the package arrived by flight in a red suit and a corset in a booster. He had a big, big, thick muscle security guard too, and he came down and he gave us all the wine on Angel Love, a Basketball Wives baby daddy. Apparently they've been together for years. Okay, so y'all make sure y'all have your subscriptions on TashaKLive.com because both of these will be dropping this week. And don't forget, Houston, tickets are running low, all right? Secure your ticket before the show is sold out. December 31st, 2024, we partying in Houston, and we have an afterparty, okay? We're also going to be announcing something for the TashaKLive.com subscribers too.

We're doing something separate for y'all, so stay tuned, all right?

I love you guys, and I can't wait to party with y'all.

Now, Miss Bri, I love you. Thank you you so much, girl, for being patient. Miss Bree, how you doing? Miss Bree done waited like an hour. Miss Bree, hi, how are you doing?

I'm good. You want to show your face or you just wanted to be voice?

I just want to be voice if that's okay. Okay, where you calling from, Miss Bree? Pennsylvania. Shout out to Pennsylvania. What you want to, uh, add to the election?

Honestly, all I want to say—

I'm gonna be really quick and I know the rhymes gonna hate me, so I'll be like really, really quick. I'm just not surprised whatsoever, honestly. Honestly, once I started looking at that map after an hour in, it was really obvious what was going to happen. Um, a lot of people are fed up. You just look at the news, the people saying in the comments, it really wasn't surprising. So, um, honestly, I really have no opinion. Really, I can't have an opinion. I personally did not vote this time around. Uh, this is my first time. So again, I have no opinion, y'all. All I'm just saying is I'm not surprised. Um, and if people are going to ask why, all I'm going to say is I wasn't educated enough, and my vote matters to me. So what I heard from each candidate at the time, I didn't like, didn't support. So I'm like, okay, not gonna put my vote towards either person. So again, I have no comment, and I am just going to support my friends right now, and that's it. So just want to say I love you.

Thank you.

You look beautiful. I love you too. Thank you so much. Shout out to Pennsylvania. Okay, so here's the thing. I know we don't usually do this, okay? We usually do this when we do happy hour and stuff, and so you guys are to me disseminating the news, but things got so heated I wanted to open up the platform for you guys to say whatever, you know. Y'all was saying a lot in my DM and in my comments that y'all was starting unfollow groups and stuff, and I was like, dang, you know, I lost 100,000 when it came to Jaguar Wright and, uh, sister-in-law, you know what I'm saying. This about 10,000, you know what I'm saying. But still, every follower, every whino counts. I don't even like to call y'all followers at all, like, we grown people. You know what I'm saying? I don't follow nobody. Y'all support people, so I get it. Like, I really pissed y'all off. But however, I had to vote what was best for me, and the only thing that I apologized for was disrupting y'all energy by sharing that vote. I should have kept it to myself. I really should have. But since the world didn't keep theirs to themselves and the whole map was damn near red, I said, well, can I come outside and play now since y'all playing with everybody else? Yes. Okay, so how am I doing hosting here?

We're doing good. We ain't got nobody fighting thus far.

Okay, Miss, uh, we're gonna try something different too, Jasmine. We're gonna— when we bring some people up, we're gonna leave them up for a little while and we're gonna have somebody else come and we're gonna tell them mute and let them, you know, talk to each other.

How about we do that?

We could try, we could try. All right, so who is this? Miss who? Sabby.

Hi, Miss Sabby, where you calling from?

I'm calling from Oklahoma.

Okay, shout out to Oklahoma.

Okay, so, uh, what are your thoughts on the election?

Okay, first I would like to say that most of the Black people that voted for Trump weren't technically Trump supporters. If y'all can separate the pedo from the music, we can separate the racist from the politics and the party.

Shots fired! Whoa! Sister, you coming in hot.

I'm coming in hot. Let me end it.

If y'all can separate the pedo from the music, then you can separate— what? Oh my God.

Yes, ma'am.

Okay, I try to tell these people I'm not a Trump supporter. I try to tell them we're not Trump supporters. Oh, shout out to Shay, honey. You gonna get me canceled again.

Go ahead.

I'm not trying to, but it's okay, it's okay.

I'm used to it. I'm used to it. I'm built for this. Go ahead, go ahead.

All right.

And then also I would like to say that they said that, uh, democracy is at threat. Did, uh, the people vote for Kamala or did they just give it to— did they just give us, uh, give her to us? We didn't vote for her in the primaries. So, uh, that was our, uh, democracy, uh, being, uh, taken away from us in real time. Um, also I would like to say that on TikTok I saw a lot of Black women, um, talking about these abortions. And, uh, to me it seemed like the only reason why they wanted to vote for Kamala was to unalive babies. I saw a lot of Black women on there in these comments, it was like 1,000 in, talking about they had 9 abortions, 15, 23. So that's why y'all wanted to vote for her, so y'all can unalive babies? I thought that was pretty sick.

Also, um, sister, you wait a minute, hold on, hold on, we have to digest I'm sorry, like literally there was nothing to say all this and I got canceled. I didn't even say all this and I got canceled. Sister, you done came in and I moved— you don't slid the carpet to the side. I'm sorry, you were like, we did not vote for Kamala in the primaries, she was given to us.

And they're talking about that was, uh, what, uh, Trump is trying to, uh, threat democracy, but They did it in real time.

So yeah, that is because we didn't have a choice in that. We did not.

So we just went along with it.

Went along with it. Also, I would like to say, um, that gentleman that came in here, of course, she— he wants Kamala in office because he's an immigrant and they let them all in here undocumented with no process at all. So of course he would want to— I want her in here. Um, also the police immunity comments— they already have police immunity. Um, under Obama's administration, uh, how many Black men were, uh, unalived under there? And he didn't do anything about it. But under Trump's administration, do y'all not remember all the CEOs and all the people that were resigning, all the police that went to jail? Um, I don't think they remember that. Also, I would like to also say that, uh, Kamala is a Brahmin. So under the, uh, Indian caste system, she's the highest of them. And y'all see on TikTok how they do— they underclass. You didn't see them Indian street foods? That's how they do. They underclass. So let's talk about that. That's why she's, uh, married to, um, who signs your checks. We're not gonna talk about that, but that's why she's married to that man, because she's a Brahmin. So that's their caste system. You look it up. Also, we don't need, um No offense to, um, women. It's not because I don't believe women can handle it. It's because we're living in a world where they're not going to speak to women. We at— on the word, uh, on the verge of World War III. And you thought them people was gonna speak to her? Uh, the Russians and the, uh, North Koreans, they wasn't gonna speak to her. We need a man in office. Y'all say he's a failure. Well, he also came up from that, so he's failed and risen from that. We need somebody that know what's going on. We don't need nobody that's tackling hee hee and hyen. This campaign that she ran had all those Jezebels on there. Once again, we gonna double back on why y'all wanted abortions. Um, also, I would like to talk about— y'all said Trump was a racist because he brought up, uh, Africa being a shithole, or these, uh, Black communities being a shithole. He brought that up so to let y'all know that y'all are voting for people who do not care about you. That's why he— not to be racist, he wanted to shed light that y'all put all these Democrats in, uh, whatever, you know, Chicago, New York, this, that, and the third. They brought all those immigrants over there. He's there, he's shedding light. So why are you voting for them and they're not doing anything for you? It's not because he's being racist. Um, I think that may— oh, Let's talk about taxation without representation. Um, why are we getting taxed for— I'm losing my train of thought. I'm sorry, cooking, I was losing my train of thought. But we are being taxed for some decisions that they made, not decisions that we made. That's taxation without representation.

Representation.

Lastly, I would like to say, um, in California they had that reparations bill, and let's talk about the Black Caucus. They were the main people that vote against it. So the Democrats are not for Black people. I wish that the Black people would wake up. You align more with Republican ideology than Democrat ideology. And that's all I really have to say.

Um, sister, um, ask you something. When you running for office?

Oh, uh, I didn't even vote. I didn't even vote because I don't— I, you know, I didn't like either. And I'm just, you know, I'm a Sagittarius, so it's hard for me to commit. So I just— yeah, I know, I know, it's hard for me to commit. I know, but I just was very happy by the decisions. I feel like he's going to turn around. Um, oh, I did— I can't say something about that. He wants to tax countries that sell stuff to us. That's who he wants to tax. The Democrats want to tax us and bleed us and make us fit the bill for migrants and, uh, everything else. But Trump wants to tax, um people, like when they import stuff in here, that's who he wants to tax, not the American people. Democrats are for a big, um, government, so they want to tax us. Republicans, they don't want to tax the American people as much as the Democrats, so we're going to have more money in our pockets.

Okay, well listen, since I, I appreciate everything you just said here, I mean, I can't even— I'm a little upset that you didn't vote. You could have went independent, you know. Um, like, when you eat, you eat, baby. You ate, you cooked, you fried, baby. Okay, so, um, thank you for that.

Okay, and I appreciate you and your bravery.

Oh, thank you, child.

I'm eating it now.

I'm just like, you know, but the team, they was okay.

They was behind me.

They was like, Tasha's gonna be okay, they'll be back. And I was like, you think so?

They gonna come back? Because I love my winos.

They'll come back once, you know, they see the, um, country.

Oh, you know, and then let me say one last thing.

Oh, people that keep saying that we inherited Obama's economy and, uh, well, Trump did, and then we, uh, inherited Trump's economy. Well, if that was the case, why didn't they help us instead of giving all the money to Ukraine and all these different countries? And giving it to the migrants. They could have helped ease the, um, whatever was going on with Trump. They could have eased that for the American people, but instead they gave all the money to everybody else.

They did. They always giving our money to everybody else but us, and we need it.

Exactly.

We need it.

Like taxation without representation.

Oh, thank you, baby. I appreciate it. I appreciate you. God bless you, sweetie. Okay, all right, come on up next.

G-Ho, shout out to G-Ho. Where you calling from? G-Ho. G-Ho, hello.

Drop them down.

Empress Tasha, where you calling from?

Oh, there he go. Hold on, hold on, hold on. G-Ho, thank you so much for waiting. You can bring him up.

Hello.

Hey, how you doing?

Hold on, we about to bring you up. Okay.

Hello, how are you doing?

All right, we good. Come on.

All right, so where you calling from?

How you doing, Tasha?

I'm good, how are you?

Where you calling from?

Camden, New Jersey.

Okay, shout out to New Jersey. Okay, so, uh, what, what are your thoughts today on the on the race?

Well, first of all, I want to say this. I just want to start by saying thank you for having me here. But honestly speaking, this is a moment of truth for us as Black people. I think that we have to realize and understand what actually happened. I was involved in 2016 in the election. I had 3 national appearances on CNN. And during that time, um, Black people were missing out of that election. They didn't understand what was happening. The Democratic Party was being split in two. During that time, I sued Hillary Clinton and the DNC for violating their charter as a nonprofit. I also sued them for declaring a victory or securing the delegates and the superdelegates before there was even a primary listing for a presidential candidate. This is what Hillary Clinton did. We warned the Democratic Party right then and there. The DNC was held in Philadelphia in 2016.

Mm-hmm.

We marched over the Ben Franklin Bridge. We met in Philadelphia at the DNC headquarters and urged the Democratic Party to make it right. They were supposed to nominate Bernie Sanders at that time because Hillary Clinton cheated. She also had someone murdered in the name of Seth Rich.

Allegedly.

Allegedly.

Okay. Allegedly. Oh boy, I ain't got no money for no Clintons. You playing?

I'm speaking facts and I'm Google proof.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

So Seth Rich was murdered because they wanted his laptop because he was giving information at the time to Julian Assange, who was a reporter, a whistleblower on the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party killed that man. They also killed someone in the name of Darren— I forget his name, but he was an activist who brought up and started talking about what actually was entailed with Black Lives Matter, why they were even a symbol, why Hillary Clinton used them And why ultimately now they all have houses and all we have on our fucking streets are Black Lives Matter paintings and posters.

Go ahead.

And posters.

Yeah.

Okay.

On my first appearance on CNN, I told them, because I'm dealing with the numbers, I'm on the ground with tens and thousands of organizations who are coming from all across the world and swing states all across the world Philadelphia. And what ended up happening is, we deal with the numbers, so as they're doing their vote tally, they're saying Hillary Clinton has 85% of the vote to be the nominee to face Donald Trump. Well, we're on the streets, we're in the blighted communities, we're in the battleground states turning the vote. So we know exactly what's going on, and our vote tally total 55%. So if we had 55% of voters that said they would never vote for Hillary Clinton, right, then how the hell could she win? The Democratic Party took it upon themselves to tell us to get in line like sheep. They brought Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and others alike to pander to the Black community for their vote. We did not get in line like sheep. In fact, what we did do was build a coffin, a coffin on the third day of the DNC as voters were coming in from all over the country, all across the country. We deregistered them from the Democratic Party. Those that deregistered from the Democratic Party killed over to third parties, whether it was Libertarian or Green Party. And we told the Democrats to fix it. They would not. So you got Trump. That's how you got Trump. Fast forward to 2020, the Democrats fix the fucking election up. They have people voting who aren't even fucking alive in key states. Yes, this was going on. Okay, okay, this is the real truth. Okay, so on my third appearance on CNN, I told them once again that this revolution started with Bernie Sanders, but it would not end with Bernie Sanders. For us, it was about breaking the party up, doing voter education in our communities, and teaching our Black people about what's really going on. Lyndon B. Johnson told you that he would have you voting for 200 fucking years for the Democratic Party, and that's what the fuck you've been doing. The Democrats have done what for you? And here's a question. We have urban communities all across this country. Not a damn Republican governs our urban communities. Our urban communities are governed by nothing. But Democrats. So when you talk about who your fucking oppressor is, that is your oppressor. That's your fucking oppressor. You don't vote for fucking Republicans. You don't cast a vote in your urban communities for Republicans. You cast a vote for Democrats. The ignorance of our people the ignorance of our people to do simple research. When Donald Trump was telling you— they had it on telling you about Roe versus Wade— did any of you stop to go and look at the fucking legislation of Roe versus Wade? He put the control back into the hands of the fucking states, meaning this: let the states decide how they want handle rights of women in terms of putting it to a ballot, a referendum, or ballot challenge, yo. Taking it out of the hands of the fucking federal government. Do you understand that, Black women? 83% of you go to the poll in the last 200 fucking years since Reconstruction has happened, when you bust your ass from down south up here to the East Coast. Because jobs were not moving fast enough down south. It's the whole fucking reason you became a Democrat to fucking begin with. And you've been voting that way ever since, not because these people are doing the will of you. Again, I ask you, go Google right now. You name me one urban community in the fucking entire United States of America that's governed by Republicans. We have none. Black women, you lead the polls. It's you that drag our asses to the poll. 83 and 93% turnout, Black women, for the Democrats. So who's been saving the Democratic Party's ass year, election after election after election after election? You have Black women. So when you speak about who our oppressors is, and when you talk about what's going on, you are partly responsible for our demise because You keep dragging our asses to the polls and we go right behind you. You want to know why we do it, Black women? Because we love you, we respect you, and we know how to tuck our nose. Shit, we don't have nothing to do with these problems. Our Black women, we're gonna go cast this vote, get this shit over with. But you see how it's affecting us, and you see how it's going to affect your children's children's children down the line. You guys are uneducated in politics. That's the problem. You weren't taught economics in school. School. That's the problem. You weren't taught how to love a man, respect them, be submissive to him. You was taught how to use them or do without them. That's what you was taught, carried over from your grandmothers to your mothers to your aunts and now to you. And you passing that shit on to your children. Meanwhile, you spewing this rhetoric about abortions and this, that, and the third. You killing babies out here because you can't keep your legs closed, because you won't make them put a condom on. No, no man, no judiciary system, no form of government has a right to tell a woman what she can and cannot do with her body. So much as none of you have the right to tell us, like Obama tried to do, and scold us as Black men and tell us what we should be doing when we built this fucking country on our backs. Our slaves, our ancestors built this fucking country. So unless y'all really ready to die Really ready to go to war for our people? Really ready to change the dynamic? Shut the fuck up and accept what happened. Learn how to organize in your fucking communities, yo. Learn who's who in your community, yo. Learn who has your best interest in your community, yo. Get the people in office that are stealing the fucking money in the Democratic Party out of your respective communities, yo. And then change will come. We don't have 8 years to wait around for Kamala to say I need 4 more years, you guys. I started it. I need 4 more years. You want us to elect her again? She was in office for 4 years. And guess what, guys? Roe v. Wade was in all— was, was in legislation while Biden and her was in office. So if it was about saving your women's rights, they would have did that shit in the 4 years when it first happened. It would have been the first thing on their priority list. You know what? Let's go ahead and do and handle Roe versus Wade. But you know, they didn't do that. You know what the fuck they did? They kept it in play in the hands of those 13 states that signed on to it, okay? And then they used that shit as a platform because they knew you would use your, your, uh, emotions. Your emotions would drive you to the polls, and you thought— and they thought they would bring the Black man out and we would follow along. Except that's not what happened. We are providers and protectors of you women, okay? You are supposed to do what?

Mr. Hov, Mr. Hov, my husband says you got to stop cussing. He agrees with everything that you're saying, but you— he said you got to stop cussing though.

Like, I apologize.

It's okay, it's okay. All right, 30 seconds, wrap it up. Go ahead, go ahead.

But the rhetoric with a lot of y'all Black women, man, okay, y'all gotta stop it. Open your eyes to see who our oppressors is. We wouldn't be in this situation if y'all wouldn't keep running to the polls and voting for these individuals who do nothing for us, do nothing for your children in your communities. They do nothing. This is why we have nothing in our communities. This is why our children are killing each other on these streets. This is why there's no order. No, we need this understanding. Let this be a lesson to you, Black women, Black men, all of us alike. Stop letting people use our votes, pander us for our votes. That's all I gotta say, man.

Oh wow. Shoot. Thank you. He reads.

Hey y'all, I am not here to judge y'all. So y'all want me to get back and forth with— I'm not doing that. That's not what I'm here for.

This is for y'all to get it out, okay?

Y'all want to drag me, drag me. I ain't gonna say nothing. I'm gonna sit up here and be like, you're right, okay? Empress Tasha. Hey, baby, where you calling from?

New Jersey.

Shout out to Jersey.

You just had your partner cry from Jersey.

I'm not in Camden.

Okay, okay, what's going on?

I just wanted to say thank you, and thank you for going out to vote and all of your supporters. Um, I did vote.

Okay.

And I voted for Kamala.

Mm-hmm.

And I believe it was more of pressure from family and friends. I think a lot of people, they vote based on their family dynamics, and I think that was a part of me. And I didn't stand up and vote for the way I believed I should have voted for myself. And I probably should have voted for Trump because he's a businessman. He knows the economy. He knows economics. A lot of things that we don't know, he knows.

Rules.

Yeah, and he stands up for us, he stands up for America, and he stands up against these other countries. All the taxes and tariffs and everything that he's putting into place, if he does it. But, um, I just wanted to say that it's important to just vote, period, because a lot of people fought for us to vote. And I don't believe the rhetoric of things going back the way that they were, people saying it's going to go back slavery and you're not going to be able to vote after him. And I just don't believe that rhetoric. I don't believe he's that powerful. But, um, yeah, so I, I guess I voted for— people say the lesser of two evils. I don't think a white man can liberate Black people. I just don't think that, no matter what time it is, if it was 100 years ago or 100 years ahead. I just don't think they can do anything for us.

Okay. Okay.

So that's good.

I'm sorry that you— I feel bad that you felt pressure from your family to, to do that, you know. And I'm gonna be honest with you, my husband and I, we had some knockdown, drag-out conversations about why I was voting for Kamala and why he was, you know, why, you know, why he was voting for Trump. And then the night before, you know, I was sitting there and I'm just like, I was trying, I was trying, and, you know, I'm like, ah, The pressure be very, very real with family and friends. I had to go for what was right and what I felt was right that was going to affect me and my children and the people that I work with, uh, down the line. And I was just tired of politics. I'm tired of politics. And so, um, you know, it is what it is. And like, I'm gonna be honest with you, Tammy Farr Heart asked, why did he file bankruptcy so many times? You know what, America needs to file bankruptcy right now. The United States of America should file bankruptcy.

We are bankrupt.

That much in debt. There is nothing wrong with filing bankruptcy. Any good businessman understands how to leverage a bankruptcy, how to use it, and how to build their businesses back up.

Yep.

It is nothing wrong with filing bankruptcy. I'm on my second one and my credit score is at a 780 while I'm in an active bankruptcy right now, right? Mm-hmm. My team is still working, their pay hasn't gone down, my debts are being paid, everybody's good, everybody's eating, skin is good, healthcare is paid. Tell me what's wrong with the bankruptcy. Nothing besides that. The stigma is you're broke. Bankruptcy keeps you from going broke.

Yep.

And people don't even realize that. So because, you know, he knows money and people are afraid of— a lot of our people don't even know money. They don't know how many billions of dollars we give to those countries because they're required to. Actually, Israel, Ukraine, They're required to give that money. No one gives us anything. No one sends any money to the United States.

Yeah, it's like nobody sends us money.

No.

Nobody. We be like, hey, France, can we get a few dollars?

Germany, can we get a few dollars?

South Korea, can we get some money? Ukraine, can you run that loan back, please? Somebody. Somebody. Like, I'm going to be honest with you, like, the stuff that I've heard Like, to be honest with you, like, I'm not here to judge.

Thank you so much, uh, Miss, uh, Empress. Um, I appreciate you sharing your thoughts. But, um, because we got like 30 more minutes before I wrap this up because I gotta go interview, um— oh, this interview is juicy. We're interviewing Alexis Skye's best friend, the one that she beat up and had jumped. So make sure you have those subscriptions on TashaKLive.com.

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They just tell it in a different way.

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All right, real quick, HQ, how you doing, baby? Hey, HQ. I can't hear you. Okay, how you doing?

Thank you.

Oh, okay, here we are, there we are.

Yes, well, hello, it was nice to meet you. Yes, where are you calling from?

I am calling from Georgia.

Okay, shout out to Georgia. Y'all went red, but y'all still let Fannie stay in office.

Oh yes, we did.

Y'all said Fannie don't deserve to lose her job just because she slept with a married man, right? Who was down and out, who ain't been there before.

Oh well.

So I appreciate y'all for looking out for family like that. What's your thoughts on what happened?

Um, my thoughts are, uh, we're not gonna die, we're gonna get through this. I am a Democrat, okay?

Okay.

Uh, of course I was disheartened, of course, right? Because I, I had read all of the things that Biden had done for, for the Black community, right? You know, the $10 billion, $16 billion, HBCUs, all of that kind of thing. You go to whitehousefacts.black and it will list all the things that they have done for Black people, the White House has done for Black people. So I was very disheartened when he won, of course, but I guess he had a populist message that people wanted to hear, right? And in that worked for them. And people were wanting to hear about immigration. People wanted to hear about people in a cage and eating food. It was just so much. I was just so tired of this election. People are so tired of this election. But my whole thing is this, and I'll close with this one thing. The gentleman said there weren't any Republican governors. It's about 27, 28 them. So we are under the control of those Republican governors, right? That's our local thing. Those are the people that we voted for and we were under their control. Number 2, I want everyone who voted for Trump to have the same energy when he starts putting people in cages, dragging people out of their home, dragging people off their job because he wants to deportate people on day one. That's what he said he wants to do, that. So I want to see it. I want to start on day one. I want you to start that immigration, and I want you to start deporting all these people. Every person that you see, they got a foreign accent, you need to, you need to lock them up and figure out where—

No, that's not what he said though. I gotta correct that. That's not what he said. Not because they got a foreign accent.

People who are—

No, not because they got a foreign accent, but I'm saying undocumented workers. And, um, yeah, but sometimes they don't look at that.

Sometimes they don't even pay attention to that.

They just—

they do.

I have a lot of foreigners in my family and stuff like that, and everybody is safe. No one has been— you know, I think the only issue we had was around 9/11, uh, when, you know, a lot of my family members and friends were here, you know, from overseas and stuff like that. And if you had a certain name, they was, you know, dragging you in you know, ICE and stuff like that to, you know, question you. But for the most part, like, they just want you documented. And let's be honest, like, when we go— when we travel overseas, let's just say for Mexico, we cannot enter their country unless we have our documents. There is no getting smuggled into their country at all. They do not play that. We're the only country where people— I'm not gonna say we're the only country, that's very ignorant of me to say because it happens in France, you know, you got Syrian refugees, Ukrainian refugees and stuff like that in other parts of Europe. But like It's just, you know, the, the, the, the resources that we have for people that need it here, like the elderly and foster care systems and single mothers, as well as, you know, just even veterans and homeless people. We're diverting that to undocumented workers, giving them debit cards, giving them free phones, even in California. And I took this on tour. Like, they were shocked to hear this, that banks were giving out free home loans, you know, without down payments and, you know, things like that, and low-interest mortgages to undocumented workers, um, in California. And they—

but that's local government stuff.

But what I'm saying is this is still taking resources from people that live in California California that can benefit from that. So we have to stop from the top. We have to start from the top by putting policies in place that protect us first, and then we can help everybody else.

I mean, I, I get all of that. I, I get all that, but I'm saying I want him to do exactly what he said he's going to do. He said he's not going to put a federal ban on a— on the AB. I had to say that word out loud. Ban on AB, and it's in the hands of the states. I want to make sure that since they— since people voted for him, I want to make sure that you hold him to his word when he says he's not going to do an all-over federal ban. So we can, we can come to that agreement. When he says he wants to do a deportation, I want to see what that looks like. When he deports all of the people, I want to see what that looks like. Everybody who voted for him, I want you to hold his feet to the fire and make sure he does that. People say, well, he— somebody mentioned something about immunity for prosecution. That's a threat. That's a line he said. He wants to give immunity from prosecution to police. I don't know what that means for most people, but what that means to me is people can get shot or hurt on site without going to jail afterwards, or get prosecuted for it. That's what that means. And who do they— who do they do that to? Our Black and brown brothers.

More—

ain't no white dude walking around scared when he get pulled over by the police.

It's mostly very true, very true Hispanic men.

So he meant that particular group. So I'm hoping that there's guardrails in place. Fine and dandy, people love them some Trump and they get it. But I'm saying for us on the other side, this is scary. This is something that we are scared. I'm afraid for my daughters. I'm afraid for my granddaughters because with the abortion issue now, and it'll be my final thing, the Roe versus Wade was overturned. It was turned over to the states. Great. But what if all of the states decide they want to have a total ban of abortion. What happens then? That means you, if you want to have an abortion, and me, if I don't— if I don't— if you want to have an abortion and I don't, that means your rights are negated. You don't have the right to have an abortion, and I have a right to have an abortion, or whatever. That means one of us is not being represented by this country if there's a total ban with abortion. So I'm one of those people that believe it should be at least legal, and then you can have the decision to make if you want to have one, and I can make the decision if I don't want to have one. But if it's an all-over ban, that means one of our rights is going to be violated. Okay, that's the whole point of not giving it to the states, because if we give it to the states The state— all of the states can say no more abortions and nobody can get one. And you know and I know women will die if this happens.

Okay, I appreciate you. Thank you so much. And I did not mean to interrupt you, I'm sorry, I just had to correct that little part. But I totally agree, uh, with everything that you said. And, um, yeah, like, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts.

Okay, thank you.

Okay, anytime. Nice to meet you. You too, Mama.

Bye.

All right, Micah Brown, how you doing? Where you calling from?

Hey, Sasha, how you doing?

Where you calling from?

Oh, okay, yeah, calling from, um, Decatur, Atlanta.

If you don't know, now, were you part of the 88% that voted MAGA?

No, I was not.

Okay, all righty. So, uh, Obviously you voted for the other side, or did you vote—

no, actually I voted for Kamala this, um, election cycle.

Okay.

And the reason why I voted for Kamala was because between the two, Kamala was the one that actually was able to articulate a plan versus having concepts and constructs of a plan that was basically built for no one not like me in the tax bracket. That, um, basically he is benefiting, which is okay, um, for those that decided to vote for Trump based upon whatever your specific needs are. It's not about trying to bash, you're just trying to make sure that we are all educated. And educated— in education, there is a lot of stuff that Trump, being the president, being the figurehead, is just going to be in a place where your job, Trump, is just sign the work while the actual real Congress, the House of Representatives, the, the, um, Senate, and also the Supreme Court are the ones that are actually in the background doing the work. Um, you have bad people that are in both the Republicans, you have people that are both in the Democrats. That does not mean that we spoil our votes by any means, regardless of what it is. I mean If it's better for you, then by all means, stand by your vote. Trump's not better for me.

Okay.

His policies do not apply for me. His moral standings do not apply for me, nor the people that he surround himself apply for me as well. If there's one thing that cannot be denied, it's Trump's actions. If there's one thing that cannot be denied, it's the people that surround Trump. If there's one thing that cannot be denied, It's that, hey, this right here is probably the soul of America, and that's okay because that don't mean that it's my soul. Okay, that's all I gotta say.

Well, thank you so much, Mr. Brown. I appreciate you coming up here to share your, uh, views. And, uh, hopefully, um, you know, it— you know, you're, you're, you're kind of open to what's, what's going to happen, um, and so So hopefully we can get some good things out of these next 4 years that can apply to you and help you.

Thank you.

Okay, anytime.

All right, Tanika Walker, where you calling from, Tanika?

I am in Charlotte, North Carolina. How are you? Mm-hmm. I'm good.

How are you?

Damn, you know what's so funny? I was reading the comments at the same time, agreeing.

I know, right? And then I'm looking at you.

You know I cannot multitask at all. So you calling from Charlotte? Yes. So, Charlotte, okay, y'all swung. Y'all state swung yesterday. So, uh, what are your thoughts on the final outcome of the, uh, presidency? So I just— I personally don't agree with Trump being back in office, but I wanted to ask you, okay, what was your primary reason for going the Trump direction? So, you know, I've shared a little bit about it. Well, you know, you know, I tried to rally behind Kamala because she was one of us and she believed in a lot of our rights, you know. And democracy tends to do— they believe in people's freedom of expression, freedom of sexuality, freedom of, you know, just— I'm not going to say free speech, but for the most part, like, they believe in our rights. To me, as human beings, it's very liberal, and I can't tread the line of being liberal a lot. You know, I have, uh, two children who are growing up in Gen Z, and so a lot of these, um, you know, issues that they, you know, they campaigned about does affect my children as well growing up in the future. Now, there are some things that I think just— there are just a bit extreme, like You know, the giving of the hormones to children that are underage or the giving of the birth control to kids that are underage without having to talk to us. I've never been a, you know, advocate for that. But I'm a firm believer that, you know, as long as we have open rapport, you know, the government is not to parent our children. We parent our children. And given the last 4 years, you know, I'm not going to lie. The only benefit I saw from Biden was the forgiveness of the student loans, even though it didn't affect me. You know, I paid my student loans off. Inflation is so crazy and through the roof. People can't afford basic things. Home prices are the highest that they've ever been. Health insurance is the highest that it's ever been. And it's just been going up and getting worse. And then for the lack of like just community outreach, I haven't really seen the Biden administration on the ground you know, when we have these natural disasters and things like that, and we're just kind of expected as people to just rally around and help each other. And so, you know, I'm gonna be honest with you, I had some knockdown, drag-out conversations with, you know, people that were close to me because I was riding hard for the Biden administration and for Harris. And I liked when she chose Tim Walz. I was like, he seemed very level-headed when he debated against J.D. Vance. I really liked the policies that he touched on, and I said, okay, um, even though, uh, Kalima hasn't really given us a specific plan of policies, it sounds like she was just giving us concerts and just money and throwing things in the air that she felt like would get the attention of us. I— and she stood for liberals, she stood for women's rights, and I'm gonna be honest with you, I'm a firm believer in women's rights. However, her. And I tweeted this on Twitter earlier today, and let me read that tweet. Give me a second because I need people to understand. I really feel that, you know, women's rights— and I'm saying this in the most humble way, right? Um, you need money to feed a baby. You need money to abort a baby, right? And so for me, it was just like What do we do if we have no money? Now I saw a subscriber here saying, Amber Lee saying, Tasha K is just thinking about money. My team doesn't even know this, but there was a time where things got so low, right, that I opted to not take a salary for one year to pay their salaries. And I'm used to living off of one income and 15 of my husband's income is the way we've done it. And so I've sacrificed to save my business and things like that. So for the mere fact that y'all say that, and have commented that I'm just about the money, it is about the money because I have a total of almost 10 people, that's not including outsourced people that we have, that work for us full time. And what am I supposed to do? And what am I supposed to tell them? And they depend solely on the production of what we do, that I can't pay them because inflation is through the roof. And every time you turn around, the Democrats and the House is sending money elsewhere and it's affecting us right here. And they're giving to everybody else but us. So the mere fact that y'all will open up your mouth to say that the thing that's on my mind is money when that's how we pay our basic bills. And I don't live a— I don't live a lavish lifestyle at all. I live very regular. I don't have name brand purses. I don't have these earrings here. All those— I do not play with that. Money is not my goal. That is not why I got into this business. That is not why I do what I do. I do what I do out of pure purpose. And at the same time, I have to understand that the purpose that I am fulfilling helps people that work with me to feed their families. So, so, Tasha, I will say this and I'll be really quick.

And thank you.

I want to read your tweet.

Hold on, hold your thought, hold your thought, because I want to read my tweet when it comes to women's rights. And I want to say this, and I know a lot of people are going to get offended, right? But let me say what I got to say because, you know, I said I was going to wait till the end of the show. So I'm glad that you called and asked. Okay. And so when you're ready to read and drag, baby, I'm open. I'm not going to argue with you. You, okay? So I said, um, hold on, and they caught the tweet, which is cool. I said, uh, Kamala— and I know I'm saying her name wrong, Kalima or Kamala, whatever— is a loser. And I said, even before she lost this election, and to think that I almost voted for this loser. I told every single one of my viewers to vote for Kamala. On my tour. On my tour, I said Black women voted for a woman who couldn't come out and say thank you to y'all after you voted for her. Howard University was waiting on her while at the same time they're waiting on funding to fix AC, to renovate rooms. And so I also said Hillary did the same shit. I also said, that's not a Black woman. That's not a woman. I said, we don't run from anything as women. We hold our front, our homes, our jobs, win, lose, or draw. As women, I said, this tells me everything that I needed to know. Like, what if we lost a war under her presidency? She's not gonna address us as a nation. She's going to go to bed just like she did last night on us. I said wake the fuck up, she is not like us. And I also said too— hold on, last thing, last thing, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, wait a minute, wait a minute, let me make sure because you know I got two phones here. Hold on, one got service, one got Rockstar Wireless, the other guy Verizon. I need to switch this one over too, give me one second. Let me make sure. I think I probably deleted that tweet. Okay, but I also talked about, you know, women's rights. And I know a lot of people were like, Tasha, you just, you just really just kind of gave up on women's rights. And I was like, you, you voted against it. And I'm like, women have rights, we have rights. Okay, not only do we have rights, we have the rights to fuck and we have the rights to not fuck. We have the right to get pregnant and we have the right to not get pregnant. We have the right to abort. And the reason I'm saying all these words low is because, you know, I'm trying to, you know, uh, keep us in the algorithm so they won't bury the live based on our views. But we have rights. And the least of my worries, to be honest with you, is women being able to go and party and parlay. You sleep with somebody you don't want to sleep with, then you get online like Sukiyana or Megan Thee Stallion, you want to pop a Plan B. When that don't work because your body used to them, you want to go and utilize the abortion clinic. And that's not what it's for. It's for people who have been, you know, R'd, have incest, complicated births and things like that. But we've turned it into a chop shop. We've turned it into birth control when we want to be reckless. And true enough, if you got money to be reckless, if you got time to be reckless and you really need to— you really need to delete that baby that fast, you can hop the border to Mexico, go handle business, and come right back. Ain't nobody gotta know. But honestly, those clinics are put there for women who really have issues carrying babies and whose bodies have been violated. But they have been turned into Plan B pills when the Plan B pill don't work. I'm sorry, that is the least of my views. And you need money in order to do that. So if we're broke as a, as a country, broke as a country, how are we going to afford all of this? And so that's why I made the decision that I made, because I got a future to think about for my children, paying for her college education, paying for my son's college education, making sure that my team can pay for their kids' college education, even if it means me not taking a salary because the goal is to ensure that this company facilitates a place where everybody can come be happy, entertained, and at the same time make money to feed their families. That's what it's about. And no, my husband has not been deported. He is a US citizen, not a permanent resident, a US citizen that pays hella taxes. 55% of taxes every year.

So those are my thoughts.

We can agree to disagree, but that's it. And so don't get me started with the LGBTQ rights under the democracy. I'm trying to— I'm trying to be nice here, okay?

Because y'all was very hypocritical dragging me the other day when I married two of my friends who were homosexual. And a lot of the Black women that unfollowed me and dragged me, dragged me for doing that, but also voted for Kamala, who believes in that. Make up your mind. Are you for the LGBTQ or are you against them? You guys like to pick and choose. Which is it? Let's talk about it. I will never forget, like The— just the pain that my two friends who have never, ever lied to a woman about being straight and they were really gay, have always lived their lives to the fullest being gay, were shunned because of their sexuality, which is a liberal thing in which democracy believes in. So y'all get to pick and choose. Make it make sense. Make it make sense. And this was under Obama. So don't come at me talking about I'm a hypocrite and I did this and I'm a traitor and y'all unfollowing when you cannot make up your mind on what you want to believe. How can you be against the LGBTQ, right? But still vote for the Biden or Harris administration.

Sorry, go ahead. No, you're good, Tasha. So listen, what I want to say is everybody is so focused on Kamala being the VP, not making things happen, when Trump had 4 years to do a lot and he did a little. He was not impactful. His response to COVID-19, we are still paying for that at this very moment. He downplayed the virus in the early, in the early stages, didn't take immediate action. And we are still to this very moment in 2024 paying for that. His health care reform, he was so against what Obama put in place. He had so many ideas that to this very moment never came to fruition. He added to the national debt. To the national debt crisis. So we keep hearing what Kamala can't do, what she didn't do as the VP, but how in the hell was Trump impactful? That's what I— and that's why I didn't go in the Trump direction, because he was not impactful as the president. And I mean, I'm open to the dialogue as far as how he was.

What did he do for you?

I don't disagree. I, I don't disagree with anything that you're saying at all. I really don't, you know what I'm saying? I am not the biggest Trump, uh, fan at all. However, he is our president. I did vote for, um, conservative views, and I did that for a reason, because I'm a mother, I'm a wife, I'm an entrepreneur, I'm a business owner, and a lot of the things that were done under the Democrats directly affect me and the people that are around me. And so I had to put my feelings aside. And let's be honest, everybody keeps saying he racist, he racist. The whole America was built on racism, okay? And honestly, when they do pass laws, party white women, okay? That's why I say everybody need to get them one white good, good, good, good white girlfriend, okay? Because they are on the front line when it comes to this, directly affect us us if we take advantage of the systems that they put in place for them. We can apply it to us just by educating ourselves on it or using platforms like myself, like that I have, to educate you on how do you use these, you know, policies and laws to benefit your life. So, you know, I don't disagree with anything that you said. And yes, Trump did, uh, downplay play COVID. And when we see the effects of COVID and, you know, what happened, a lot of people would agree to disagree because, you know, we like— honestly, when we look at Dr. Fauci and what he— and just, just the COVID rules as a whole, and it's like, did it have to be that extreme? You know how many people just lost businesses, and the first businesses were to go were Black businesses?

But then when he gave out them PPP loans, they was all saved, you know, even though a lot of people took advantage of them PPP loans and used them to buy cars and jewelry and stuff.

But there were a lot of businesses that were able to keep going. I didn't have to apply for one, thank God. You know, we were good during that time. And we lost a lot of people because we weren't prepared. And honestly, America never takes anything serious until it's too late. We're just that way. The whole world can be shut down. We'll just be like, we good over here. That ain't got nothing to do with us. It wasn't until they started putting them numbers online. And we was like, uh, we may want to stay in the house. I lived in Georgia. Our lockdown was 2 weeks, and during that 2 weeks we was having house parties. We don't take nothing serious. So this is true, you know, but I do agree with you. And, um, however, it's like, you know, yes, he had 4 years, um, and we made it do what it do. But, you know, like, like, you know, one of the other callers said, we didn't vote voted for Kamala.

We didn't—

we didn't ask for her to be here. We voted for Biden.

Where is he at now? He ain't even showed his face. You got Russia and China riding in synchrony 200 miles off the coast of Alaska, and he chilling on Rehoboth Beach with his sunglasses on like this. Dude, dude, do you know they both got nukes? Like, and I'm gonna be honest with you, I'm going to be all the way honest with you.

When it comes to the state of our country and everything that we've done during previous presidencies and stuff like that, and just, you know, different administrations, there's gonna be a time where America is going to have to pay.

We're gonna have to pay, and we have to be protected.

And I'm gonna be honest with you, the one thing that really kind of made me feel okay with Trump being president is that, you know, he don't play no games about no war.

He told Putin straight up, you got a missile, I got one that's bigger and faster.

Let's see who's go faster. Putin stood down.

He stood down.

I don't want to come all up here to—

I don't know if I'm gonna hit the red button.

I don't know. No, I can talk to him.

No, you can't. No, you cannot. They're already mad that we're helping Ukraine.

So, you know, I, you know, it's a very emotional time and, um, we all need prayer. We all need to just hold the fort. And like I said, I apologize for, you know, letting you guys down, you know. And so, um, if you felt that I let you down, that was not my intention. I voted strictly based off of what benefited me and my family, as we all do. Do, as we all do. And so can you agree to disagree, Miss Walker, that we both, we both been, we both voted to what benefits our current situation? You know, I'm big on at the end of the day, the day is going to end. At the end of the day, we got to keep moving forward regardless. So I don't dislike Trump, I don't dislike Trump supporters, I don't dislike Kamala, I don't dislike Kamala supporters, because I'm not a supporter of either one, but I had to make a choice and exercise my right. So I respect everybody, I just won't change. So we're gonna see what Mr. Trump gonna do. Thank you, thank you. We're gonna see what he's gonna try to do because we all know at the end of the day it's the House, right? All right, love.

Thank you, baby.

Okay, we're gonna take one more caller and then we're gonna head over because I got to do an interview with Alexis Sky's best friend, ex-bestie, that she had jumped. And then we're gonna drop the Charleston White interview tonight at 8 PM Eastern Standard Time on tashaklive.com. So it's actually gonna go out in like 3 minutes, okay? And then Friday, because I will not be here Friday, I will be having surgery, we will drop, uh, Angel Love's baby daddy's male lover, okay? Y'all told me to go get that, I went to get that. Come back with that and we can split that.

Get that. So listen, y'all make sure y'all have them subscriptions on TashaKLive.com.

And don't forget, guys, we are in Houston December 31st. Tickets are selling out. Please get your ticket. Okay, we are in Houston celebrating New Year's Eve together. We got wine, gossip, and comedy, plus we got an after-party with live entertainment. And we got card tables, dominoes, bring a little reef for whatever it is that you do, okay? Look on everything, and we gonna party in Houston. All right, so, all right, last caller. I'm sorry I couldn't get to all of you guys. I really wanted to.

And thank y'all so much for participating. Oh my gosh, thank you.

Uh, Miss D Fox, how you doing? Miss D?

Hey there, Tasha. Hey baby, where you calling from?

I'm calling from Fayetteville, North Carolina. Okay, but I'm a Jersey homegirl though. I've only been here in North Carolina for 13 years. I was born in Camden, New Jersey. Yeah, yeah, born and raised in Camden.

What are your thoughts on, um, on the election?

Well, I'll tell you, I'm 61. This was the hardest election I have ever been involved in. I did not feel good about either candidate. I didn't feel good about Kamala. She didn't answer questions like I wanted her to ask. She didn't get directly to the point. She did a lot of repetition answers over and over and over again. So I wasn't really well with her. Trump, already I was already not really into Trump, uh, for for the things that, you know, he has said and acted out and spoken, hurt, you know, hurt us people and everything. So I really wasn't into him. But when it came down to the wire, I did vote Kamala. I did.

Okay.

Um, I am a little disappointed that she did not become president, but as I look over it now and I look about about it in hindsight, perhaps that was the greatest choice that she did not become president. Um, I'm saying Trump— I'm not really into Trump, but one thing I like— I, I have looked at about this election— Trump is, uh, not a very nice person. I think some of us may agree about that. But one thing I like about Trump— Trump brought the dirt out of the darkness. He put light on the dirt, although he's— he can be dirty too. But He put light on the things that we've had rosy-colored shades on that we did not see about our government, our senators, our White House, and decisions that have been made that we've had no part in. Things that they woke up at 3 o'clock in the morning and deciding bills that we had no knowledge of. And, you know, this happened on the Democrat side and it happens on the Republican side. So, okay. My thing is, I say, and I'm going to make this real short and sweet. To me, I'm spiritual. God is our president as far as I'm concerned. So no matter if you put a red up there or if you put a blue up there, God's hands is going to lean in and protect and cover us and protect us. I am not going to be fearful of no one. I don't fear anyone but God. I don't fear Kamala and I don't fear Trump. But I hope and pray that Trump will try to do what he can do. We'll see what he does. That's all I can say. And I want you to hold your head up high and understand this from a 61-year-old.

Yes, ma'am.

When you vote, that's a personal, private choice. Nobody needs to try to shame you for your choice of who you voted for or didn't vote for. That's private. When we go into them little cubicles We can go in there talking about we voting for Kamala and go right in there and vote for Trump, or we could do just the opposite. I'm voting for Trump. Get in that private booth. We're going to vote for who we want to vote for. So no more people, uh, coming at you trying to shame you about your choice. That was your personal choice, and you voted for whom you wanted to vote for. I did too, and I love you. I want the Lord to continue to bless you, and I've really enjoyed this this, uh, this here, uh, conversation. It's been great for me tonight.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. We love you too, we love you too, okay? And so happy early Thanksgiving to you guys. Happy early Thanksgiving to you, Miss Fox, okay? I know you cooking. You sound like you can throw down.

I am, I am.

I know you sound like you can cook. Like, I want some greens right now.

So good to see you, Tasha.

I love you.

I love you too. Thank you so much. Okay, boy, boy, boy, boy, I can smell Thanksgiving now. I'm gonna be eating African food. Lord Jesus. Here's the thing, okay, um, thank you guys, um, for just being a good sport, uh, and, you know, sharing your thoughts up here. I know you're not too happy with me, and that's that's okay. But you know, my job is to make you happy. And, um, you know, I'm gonna do that with this Charleston White interview that you are going to enjoy, with him spilling the entire, the entire RICO, uh, scheme that Shirley Strawberry's husband had and was running with the permission, allegedly, with Steve Harvey. Okay. And much, much more. All right. And so he came, and I humbled myself so that I can get that wine for y'all, and I got Body, and we're gonna premiere it right now. Actually, it's probably released right now on TashaKLive.com. Hey, Tatsu, could you go make sure your daddy got that Charleston White interview ready to go right now? 8 PM Eastern Standard Time. Uh, also, uh, this Friday for Free Friday on TashaKLive.com, we will be premiering Angel Love's, uh, baby daddy's alleged, uh, male lover. You guys told me to go get that, I went to get that. Okay, so, uh, will be premiering, uh, this Friday. We will also have some exclusive interviews that were already streamed on TashaKLive.com, um, streamed here. I will be out, um, probably the half part of next week. I probably will return next Wednesday. I won't be able to yell, uh, because I am having surgery on my throat, on my thyroid, okay? They got a few nodules they got to burn off, and we're gonna get that done. It is an awake procedure, outpatient, but I'm still— I still have to recover, and it does take 6 weeks. But I will be able to return to work and, you know, enjoy some wine, which I won't be able to drink. I'll be drinking water because I will be healing. And you know, the thyroid is an emotional gland, and it, you know, controls every single thing that's going on in your body, and liquor make it do different things. That's probably why I got nodules right now. Jesus Lord, forgive me. It's my last look, last Okay, so, um, thank you so much. I appreciate y'all have been sending me nothing but prayers because I do get nervous. A surgery is a surgery, and I love you guys. And so no, I'm not getting no BBL. I ain't got no money for no BBL. I'm in bankruptcy. Okay, so listen, um, thank you so much, and I appreciate y'all, and, uh, thank you for hearing me and understanding me. Even if we agree to disagree, I still love y'all. It's not gonna make me change, you know, how I feel about y'all and, uh, what we do towards this platform.

For him.

And so when I do return next Wednesday, we will return, uh, with some wine, some gossip, and some comedy. Okay, but make sure you are set in stone and you got your subscriptions on lock. Tashakelive.com to watch all of these interviews that are going to be premiering right now. And also, uh, don't forget to get your tickets for our December 31st, 2024 New Year's Eve party in Houston. Okay, tickets are on sale now. That is our give back to celebrate together as winos, lovers of wine, gossip, and comedy. Thank you so much for everything that you've done for me and my team. I wouldn't even be able to sit here if it wasn't for y'all. Y'all are the ones that, um, and with God, who gave me this, and y'all the only ones that can take it away. So I'm always going to ensure that I'm listening to y'all and that I'm taking y'all serious and I'm not disrespecting y'all, and y'all will always have a voice to voice your opinion. Even when you're upset with me, I will always treat y'all as if you walk into Chick-fil-A. You can walk up to Chick-fil-A, drive up to Chick-fil-A's drive-through door, say you ain't got no money, they still gonna give you the food, okay? But no, we don't cover politics here. And I know next time in 4 years, y'all ain't finding out who the hell I vote for. It could be Democrat, it could be Republican, it could be independent, or hell, I won't vote. But I ain't sharing that no more.

We done, we done, okay? I love you guys, and now we gotta go. Headin' over to tashaklive.com right now for some Charleston White. Bye! Been gettin' ready for a New Year's Eve experience that will go down in history. I'm live on stage at the Bayou Event Center, December 31st. Doors open at 8 PM, and the show starts at 9 PM, followed by an afterparty that might shut down the city. And let me take the time to thank our sponsor for this event, Rockstar Wireless. Listen, if you looking for reliable and affordable wireless service, Rockstar Wireless has plans starting at just $19.99 a month that offers unlimited talk, text, and up to 15 gigabytes of high-speed data. Visit rockstarwireless.com now. Hurry up and get your affairs in order and get ready to bring in New Year's Eve with me, Tasha K, on stage. Tickets are selling real fast. Reserve your seat now via my website, tashakayonstage.com, and I can't wait to party with y'all in Houston. Why in the wine cellar? You can't drink no wine. The judge said no.

No, motherfucker.

I'm just watching everything. That's why I got the animal cruelty charge from somebody online watching me, sent the video to the police department. When I got the call from Fort Worth Police Department, said, hey man, we got reports that you maced the cat. I said, man, y'all know goddamn well I ain't mace no cat. Y'all know I ain't that goddamn—

Ain't that how you got shot?

Like you shot yourself in the leg? Yeah, I accidentally shot myself in the leg in the strip club. I'm saying, man, why these dead niggas just sitting there staring at me? They got girls over there. So I cock it and it's a one-shot hair trigger little.22. I put it in my left pocket.

Okay.

Well, I reach in that pocket and my thumb hit the trigger.

Pow!

That is very courageous of you to say online.

That was my insecurity.

She would never admit that shit.

Man, I used to, man, you can't run me because you make more money. But that's what I'm secretly dealing with. So anytime we had a disagreement, that was my way to belittle her, to make her become inferior.

Did you get a lot of shit coming up though?

Man, I started having sex 4th, 5th grade. I had a high school dick in the 3rd grade. I heard the babysitter say that. Boy, babysitter walked in that motherfucker bathroom and saw that grown man dick, and I seen her eye looking at it. She said, ooh, that boy got a grown man dick.

It was a 911 call saying that you called 911, been shot 3 times. Where this coming from? Citywide, we got a person shot.

Caller says he is Charleston White and has been shot by 3 people.

These ain't black people doing this, putting out these arrest videos and body cam footage. So I don't know where this coming from.

This is crazy that you were at the center of this whole scam and I had no idea, and I, I had no deal. We talking about Shirley Strawberry's husband? Ernesto.

Ernesto.

Okay, she was Ernesto's little side piece. What's her last name?

Erica King.

Erica King. But she scammed for Ernesto. Yeah, Shirley Strawberry's husband who works under—

you can't tell me Shirley with the strawberry letter wasn't in on it.

Shirley Strawberry is now divorced from him. She finally divorced him to protect herself.

But she was in, man. You can't tell me they wasn't in on it. They got me for $20,000 of my YouTube check.