as the old saying goes the show must go on so at this time we invite all of you to call in about twenty five minutes you can start calling certainly you can be a or oh certainly if you missed the shows the clearest way is you tube if all else fails go to youtube and put in a community and you can watch the shows as well as all of our past shows now today as always we always do a small little history piece because our history is so replete with so many things that have transpired over the years that you can pick any week in black history but fortunately we don't have to do that and we never have to take a back seat to anyone so our youth can be proud of what came before them and what has been accomplished even in their life or a century or two before they we wanted to visit with his grandparents and his own they were originally from mom mississippi his mother moved to chicago his father had died in the war so  since reversed on the idea of having done that but at the time she claimed that a snide remark was made in her direction and which prompted  so they found him until in the rd bedroom and snatched them out never to be seen again in a life in you don't want to see just how it looked when they were finished with them jet magazine that had the carriage and insights a little black american know as well as america period to know just what happened to this young child fourteen years old from chicago a mother even had to  fight to get the body removed she had to get a lawyer so you have the body removed from mississippi and brought back to chicago for bury you bet that's one of the things that launched the civil rights movement the killing of emmett till you know some say it might have had to do with rosa parks with which ignited the to look like when he was taken out of the tallahatchie river we had a fan with oil connected that took him down to the bottom but is god would have it god lifted him up in so they w were able to enjoy the majority of their lives in certainly whatever inkling of justice came later with one of the main ones who did the genius say but that ha years and years later after they had enjoyed the lies needed end of his life so let's always remember him into next one the historic march on washington and then some people just call it the macho watching too but it was actually the march for jobs and freedom highlighted obviously by dr king's i have a dream speech a speech that he had said many towns before   control you know as malcolm pointed out it was control by the kennedy administration in there was the vision of a one million and a half dollars which was a lot at that time i think seven hundred thousand up front of eight hundred thousand but they had to control it they had to limit and measure their speeches and measure the signs that they had in you know just comport themselves dr king's i have a dream speech last but not least in this is very very special this is the birthday of fred hampton he was a youth leader he was born the lead great man in his own right became the representative for that chicago area that inside as the chairperson for the black panther party for self defense oh what a great mayor a person who was a real leader a person who cared so much he was the one who brought him the breakfast program he was the one they brought that in the end it just turned it ignited this city around the youth everybody he went from just that strong image of chairman fred to brother frayed and the f knew that it was time to do something about him because he was changing that hard core image that they they wanted you know to have black people being distrustful and afraid of being around joining the black panther party because the image was it's about guns in violence and actually it was love you know golden ization was people that love our people actually was there that night and was able to over dinner poison them i mean drug and they were not able to respond they would have fred hampton a mock clock would have been killed anyway because space that apart mean it was just so brutal one can't even begin to describe it was character raz the attorney general's office as well is the mayor's office as the shoot out it was not a shoot it was  a turkey shoot it was it was practice it was just a one way process and fred hampton a mom was killed in and as his wife says fred hampton you know wife said that she overheard when they were scolding or police officers saying he's not dead yet and then she heard a few more rounds and of course he was classified as dead shortly thereafter on let's always remember fred hampton one of the bad it's brothers we have produced if you just listen to you know his sayings one of his famous ones you know you can kill a revolutionary but you can't kill the revolution he has of the classic sayings like that and this is coming from a young man when he was killed he was no more in probably twenty one years old a great man in this all right who was a youth leader and was even a part as a as a respond to anything that i said with respect to history or the few things we'll cover now from the outset i want to last week i talked about jay z and i broke down basically his commentary or what he was saying with respect to colleague capping the i'll just revisit a couple of lines grew quickly you know ok what's next in and we're moving on to the next thing in so he was saying things like that as if the problem was resolved nothing was up and he's acting like well we move it all because the next iteration is whatever that might be but he didn't specify what it was now he never said that he was challenging white supremacy and that in this is what is in essence all about he never said that to challenge the white supremacy and it's a fight on any and all levels to make that happen that he did not point out at all he just said you know his intention was to deal with injustice so that s he's claiming that he will be picking the inet same it for the super bowl have to show which is a at all over the world and he also said he would be the person that would be dealing with social justice well he doesn't really have that history but according to him he's going to be the person that's going to be the arbiter of social justice that's what he says but now he has people speaking for him because what he said didn't fly anyone that has some if you have the but to listen to what's actually being a say then you understand if you understand context you know you can understand what he was saying and break it down it was just political theater it speaking for him less look at a little bit of those who are speaking for him and then we can better understand why are they coming out at this time now you know  is giving them a chance you know he's a businessman you know what everybody seems to be kneeling to him as a one billion a is the st so called hip hop being am so now you have a few people who ben is speaking in his behalf one is marcellus wiley marcellus wile e ex football player played in the n f l and on fox t v fox sports analysts that's doesn't know the full weight of injustice because of his mixed race so he's claiming somehow that c cannot understand the level of injustice that a black person could understand because he's of a mixed race now i would say to you that there is a history women and children being killed by police offices he was upset that they were being killed not in the commission of a crime and basically  so he's saying black men women and children weren't being killed too often by police offices he was absolutely right about that you can critique cappa they consider the cows come home but  right about that so why would marcellus wiley come out and say he cannot understand injustice he put his job on the line a job that he loved he love being the quarterback for the san francisco forty nine dollars is took the team to the super bowl one passed away from winning the super bowl next year took that same team back to the championship one play away from going back to the super bowl that's how good he was and yet marcus marcellus wiley says he cannot feel the full weight of injustice because of his mixed race he can't feel it so now think about it he also goes on to say because growing up in wisconsin he doesn't know well are there white people in wisconsin you mean you're marcellus while you saying that the white man is in wisconsin is better than the white man in california or he's better than the white man from mississippi or he's better than a white man from georgia that's what you say a muscle is wiley that's what that fine columbia education that you pretend to have that's what it's telling you oh my white man better than your white man oh well i was born in a liberal while i was born in the bedroom while the bathroom was clean i mean that's ridiculous that is ridiculous assessment of how you can judge you judge that man by his actions and his actions he put his job on the line he'd be making right now as a star quarterback he'd be making a least thirty million dollars a year he put that online must sell as well he what you put on the line let's go let's go on but he says he can extend understand a four way also because his girlfriend nesa i think that the way have a name is pronounced n black experience because her parents are from egypt that's what he said this color from a columbia graduate got a bass's from columbia university marcellus maybe somebody needs to tell you that egypt is in africa and that is very possible for you to be black if your parents are from egypt somebody nobody told you that  marcellus so if anybody out there in those marcellus wiley please tell him that you could be from egypt my mother is from houston texas my father is from orange burg south carolina and look at me i think i'm black i'm of african descent ok so you mean i'm black paras from here in the states and she can't be black and our parents brother jaylen rose saying that jay z should get the benefit of the doubt you know and he's former m b a from m b a player saying jay z should get the benefit of the doubt dyson who saying that j c j z should get the benefit of the doubt he's saying that everything that jay z touches turns to gold he saying that dyson you know got a ph d teach the georgetown university one of the most prestigious universities in the country what coach is jay z defending right let's look at a couple of things when he said when he has a line in the song this is i got to bed it's bitch in the game when my chain that's jay z talking about his wife the mother of his children calling a bitch i got the bad it's bitch in the game when my chain that's the culture he's offended that culture should not be defended that culture should be this god it is should be eradicated that's nothing to defend you should be ashamed of yourself call in the mother of your children a bitch that's supposed to be slick she out as real home call in fight every day fight and struggle against white supremacy france's quest well singh taught us to fight that's the culture best to be defended the coach  the behavior the way they comported themselves that's what we should be defending what we should be fighting is white supremacy jay z is supposed to be fighting white supremacy  that call black men out of the name black women out of the name black children out of their name that doesn't have to be defended should be  and of course they all talk about he's a businessman it doesn't really take a businessman with those filthy lyrics and bad stuff to become rich of course they've got to make you it's the very same people who named us the n word will lift you up and make you rich and promenade and famous of course they let you put names on their products not yours their products their factories their merchandise made babbitts as in stores they go all over the world and you put your name or any other rappers put their name on it and they think a businessman they come the you is so basic and say you get x number of dollars we sell such and such product and you do it and somehow you're a businessman businessman really has the same thing trump does puts his name on buildings puts his name or products on saas shirts suits and that's supposed to be business really z you have people that are representing you i'm sure you have a battery of lawyers a coterie of assistance however those who are speaking from you do they know who they bill the bill is the domestic terrorist prevention act how now the f b i is ignoring it because as they collect data on various crimes that take place there now all lumping it  together why are they doing that because they're supposed to put them in separate columns and to give an account on the threat level in terms of white nationalism white supremac militias they're supposed to be in a separate category but they lumped in with everything else that happens all of the federal crimes lump them together with so called black eyed them in the extreme extreme is when they lump everything together they act as if they don't know now only twelve percent of all police agencies only twelve percent even report back through law that bad transpired on the president obama were all police agencies supposed to have a breakdown of race so they're supposed to be able to report all of the homicides that actually going in innovative way to find out its membership what is their philosophy would exactly is the intent when these crimes are committed all of that they're not they're not going after them and this is what they want to do they don't want to go after them they want to confuse people by lumping all these crimes they gather which goes against the bill to prevent all of this and to correctly analyze who's doing what where is it going on and how can it be prevented they're not doing that they just lumping everything together and whistling dixie and acting like they don't know because they can prevent a lot is that they know that local law enforcement is involved and maybe their sentiments reflect that of these local groups that are that are popping up all over the place therefore there's a reluctance on their part and now with the sentiment being felt from the white house they're not going at the white nationalists militias that are just double cause that would have been actually against the law or they would they would be actually setting a precedent by giving him that he did not deserve that i'm almost certain that you have to leave fifteen years in what how can you give somebody with thirteen if you gave them a five year vantage he should have been in his eighty year but he went all the way million seven hundred thousand dollars so he's got a lot of money and he's getting a lot of money in donations this is up to six dollars figures in donations but they would have been for security number one now there's a way through this from three to seven years over seven thousand people on that list and he's going to protect illegals and front of everyone else it was a big article year in sixty three so if he took it from someone else he took it prior to that because he said it several times so i'm not saying that you're wrong because you might be right but he'd been saying it for a while and it's not like with all the preachers all the great preachers we had over the years you know part of it you know might be a dream or hope or daydream or something where they saw a vision of that what this does that had to stay in everything was unbelievable so listen i also want the family to get the forty million dollar slaves by william r saying they had people that had been in jail well over forty years and certainly fred hampton paid the ultimate price for freedom which was his lie himym our club and so when you i mean when i'm in a car and i'm a prisoner of the radio station yes but on my own accord when i'm listening to music i listen to real music whether i mean by real musicians and real vocalists i need to matt is born and i know what he was talking about and just as importantly i know who he was talking about now who does he consider the bad as being the gang that's and true history of any given situation i would love to see a real movie based on the life of marcus garvey will love to see that the real would love to see a real movie written and done by about adam clayton powell to see the bad is elected official we have produce one of the baddest leaders marcus garvey we ever produced i would love to see a movie or a documentary on my lane henry hal and dan ned oh my goodness can you imagine if  children saw the laney i would even like to see a movie about fred douglas i'm saying that this is the reality that we're in is that we asked for permission and go to to tell some aspects of our story or to make a comedy or drama or romance that day has the end i end been gave his whole life for us to tell our story that the clock forward every day for us to tell our own story that's what would it's all about telling your story that's why we have youth in the street acting all crazy don't know who they are when a person doesn't know who they are they're liable to do anything they have to know who they are they have to know their story they're standing outside looking for the wreckage to give them the recognition develop organizations that can pull them off the street and teach them who they are if they know who they are act out who they are if they don't know who they are they'll act out something other than themselves it's that basic that's why in school you don't learn anything about black history other than i have a dream bad dr king maybe a little bit about harriet tubman maybe a little fred douglas and a couple of other people and then that's it they don't teach you about the war fags all that you see in greece the math and science come straight out of africa well they have best historians herat of this said that hypocrisy