What's up family? Yeah, the elitist ain't gonna like this one one bit, but here it goes. A spiritual healer in Brazil, known as Jawahau de Duce, Arjun of God, received his first prison sentence in December. Following sex abuse allegations in 2018, a judge issued a sentence of four years and four months for four rapes of different women. The 77 year old's lawyer said that they will appeal the decision. This con artist drew people from all over the world with promises that he could treat everything from depression to cancer and attended to as many as 10,000 patients per week. Hundreds of women including his own daughter alleged that he regularly engaged in abuse ranging from gropeing to rape. What a despicable person. And I hesitate to say person. Guess who got off their high-hors long enough to jump on a plane and go visit him and interview him. Ding, ding, ding, you guessed it. Your girl Oprah, yeah, she went out there in 2012 to interview him when she finished up everything. Guess what she said of this John of God. She called him and spying. Now family, I know what you're thinking. Okay, Oprah, where's the interview? Where is the exposé? Where's the documentary? Where's the film? Where is the segment? No comment. No comment. A person at this stage after having reviewed the evidence would have to be a new fool to not think that Oprah and Gayle King has it out for black men. He'd have to be a new fool because even an old fool would catch his snap. Like, oh, wait a minute. Something don't seem right. So that means you got to be a new fool. It's your first time seeing something like this. And you can't really recognize it. So it's catching you off guard. You don't know, no better. This is proof positive that Oprah Winfrey singles out black men to drag, especially in regards to sexual assault when they're accused of sexual assault. She has personal intimate relationships with non-black men who have been accused of not one, not 10, not 20, not 60, but hundreds of rates sexual assaults. And she won't give us a teeny-winny piece of anything in the name of justice, in the name of fighting for the victim. So you tell me, family, what's it going to be? It was done in the dark. We'll come to light. But you didn't see that when coming to Oprah. No more time.