Speaker 1: All right, more DEI rollbacks. Now he's going after trans
Speaker 1: and GAZE in the military. Orangina has made it clear
Speaker 1: that DEI is verboten, immoral and horrible. What are they
Speaker 1: so afraid of?
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Speaker 1: front of you being immoral. According to Orangina and his followers,
Speaker 1: this morning, issuing a ban against trans people in the military,
Speaker 1: kicking them out. Uh, they want to kick out Gaze,
Speaker 1: they want to kick out trans. They're calling us im moral.
Speaker 1: The T in LGBTQ stands for trans. So if you're
Speaker 1: going for the trans, you're going for the GAZE. There's
Speaker 1: no separation there and he is. Now. First, let me
Speaker 1: say about the military. I've never understood why gays want
Speaker 1: to serve in the military. I said this yesterday and
Speaker 1: got flack for it. But you know what, the country
Speaker 1: doesn't want you. So what values are you defending? You
Speaker 1: know what American way are you defending by being in
Speaker 1: the military, first of all, and second of all, they
Speaker 1: don't want you there. They've made it so very clear
Speaker 1: for decades that they don't want gays and lesbians in
Speaker 1: the military, So why go o, well, I want the benefits,
Speaker 1: I want this, I want that. Find some other way,
Speaker 1: Join the Peace Corps, go join the French Foreign Legion, whatever.
Speaker 1: But you know what, the military does not want trans
Speaker 1: gay by in it, especially under Donald Trump. Now what
Speaker 1: they're doing is probably unconstitutional and illegal, but they don't care.
Speaker 1: You know. This morning Orangina also canceled federal grants, especially
Speaker 1: grants for DEI, and it got me wondering, like, why
Speaker 1: are Donald and all of them so afraid of DEI,
Speaker 1: Like what are they actually afraid of? They say it's
Speaker 1: immoral and that it causes good white people, white men
Speaker 1: to be overlooked for jobs. You mean the people that
Speaker 1: have had the jobs like forever, those people, the white
Speaker 1: men who have been in these roles forever. Not making
Speaker 1: way for women, for gays, by trans lesbians, you mean
Speaker 1: those people. Yeah, yeah, we've got too many of them.
Speaker 1: There's enough. We need to diversify every part of government
Speaker 1: and every part of society. But no Trump and his
Speaker 1: white closeted fagots like, oh, yes, I let the F
Speaker 1: bomb slip, Yes I did, because it is a derogatory term.
Speaker 1: And when I see Ben Shapiro, I in my brain
Speaker 1: that's what I see. I don't see a gay person.
Speaker 1: To be called gay or lesbian is a sign of respect.
Speaker 1: I see the F word. I do, And I'm sorry
Speaker 1: that just slipped out, but I'm I'm you know, this morning,
Speaker 1: someone I've known for forty years told me they voted
Speaker 1: for Trump, but they still like me, and they don't,
Speaker 1: you know, really agree with all this end of DEI,
Speaker 1: But you know it, maybe it was getting a little
Speaker 1: out of control. You don't like me if you've known
Speaker 1: me fucking forty years and then you come at me
Speaker 1: and say you voted for Trump, and that the DEI
Speaker 1: is getting a little out of control. You don't like me,
Speaker 1: and we need to start telling our allies, you know what,
Speaker 1: you don't like me if you voted for this man,
Speaker 1: if you think what Orangeina is doing is okay, you
Speaker 1: don't like me. You want me eradicated. And so I
Speaker 1: started thinking about, like where is there? And it stems
Speaker 1: from everything they do. These are the most afraid group
Speaker 1: of bullies, and that's what bullies always are afraid. This
Speaker 1: is the most afraid group of bullies in the world,
Speaker 1: and billionaires are just just lining up to suck Trump's stick.
Speaker 1: They are literally lining up. You know. Google today announcing
Speaker 1: that on Google Maps, the Golf of Mexico will now
Speaker 1: be referred to as the Golf of America. Why because
Speaker 1: serj Brinn and the other billionaires to run Google gotta
Speaker 1: be sucking the dick of Trump. Honey. Corporations have no integrity.
Speaker 1: DEI is needed because corporations won't do the right thing
Speaker 1: unless they're made to period, end of story. I've been
Speaker 1: queer and dealt with corporations my whole life, and trust me,
Speaker 1: they will not do the right thing for anybody unless
Speaker 1: they're forced too. Car companies let people die before Ralph
Speaker 1: Nader insisted on seat belts being put in because they
Speaker 1: figured the lawsuits would be cheaper than doing the seat belts. Trump,
Speaker 1: or in China, does not care if people are dying.
Speaker 1: He suspended all federal grants this morning, particularly those with DEI.
Speaker 1: But more importantly, he just stopped funding HIV medication throughout
Speaker 1: the world. This means that people in poor countries that
Speaker 1: have been relying upon the United States to get HIV
Speaker 1: meds to those countries, They're not going to get the meds,
Speaker 1: they're going to die. But he don't care about people
Speaker 1: with HIV. He's just outspreading germs. And so this fear
Speaker 1: that they have, this fear that if you let someone
Speaker 1: other than you into the tent that they'll take over,
Speaker 1: they'll take your job. It's the same fear that the
Speaker 1: magots have. Oh, the immigrants are here. They're gonna take
Speaker 1: our jobs. They're gonna take our health care. No they're not.
Speaker 1: But you can't tell them that they're gonna rape our
Speaker 1: women and kill our children. They've been saying this about
Speaker 1: immigrants since people walk from one place to another. They're
Speaker 1: gonna rape our children, They're gonna kill our villagers. That's
Speaker 1: been the anti immigrant sentiment since there were cave people,
Speaker 1: and it's never once been true. And so their fear
Speaker 1: of DEI is rooted in their own insecurity because they
Speaker 1: know they are not good enough. MAGA knows it's not
Speaker 1: good enough, and that the only way they can win
Speaker 1: is to elect this grifter because they're not good enough
Speaker 1: to do anything else. There's no MAGA side. Scientist Elon
Speaker 1: Musk is a moron. Don't say well, Elon Musk, he
Speaker 1: ain't a scientist. He ain't an engineer, He's a profiteer.
Speaker 1: They know that they're inadequate, they know that they're inferior,
Speaker 1: they know that their views are antiquated. They know that
Speaker 1: their way of life is dying, and they're terrified. And
Speaker 1: this is what they do. This is what anyone does
Speaker 1: when they're terrified their way of life is going away,
Speaker 1: because it is because it should, because it has to.
Speaker 1: So what are they prioritizing getting rid of anybody not
Speaker 1: like them? What are they not prioritizing us any American?
Speaker 1: All we're hearing about is Trump, this, Trump that, Trump,
Speaker 1: Trump Trump? Where's America in that? Where's Americans? Your grocery
Speaker 1: prices haven't gone down. He's been too busy being a
Speaker 1: bully against one percent. Trans People are one percent, and
Speaker 1: that means they're probably point zero zero five percent of
Speaker 1: the military. But he's got to go after them. What
Speaker 1: about wife beaters in the military? What about abusers? What
Speaker 1: about criminals in the military? Oh, that's fine. Trans people,
Speaker 1: no way, And soon it'll be gay people because they
Speaker 1: are terrified that if they even the playing field, they'll
Speaker 1: be shown the door, because they will. Trump is not
Speaker 1: a good president. He's not even a good person. He's
Speaker 1: a mediocre human being at best, and he's a piss
Speaker 1: poor president. And he knows it. He knows it's all
Speaker 1: a bluff, it's all a grift. He knows it. And
Speaker 1: so the only way him or Hitler or Goebels or
Speaker 1: Stalin or Putin, the only way they can level the
Speaker 1: playing field is to get rid of anyone not like
Speaker 1: them that doesn't think their way. Fire everyone that prosecuted me. Okay,
Speaker 1: he has fire anybody that thinks we should be a diverse,
Speaker 1: equitable and inclusive government. Hey, he has stop giving money
Speaker 1: to anybody because we might be giving money to someone shifts. Okay,
Speaker 1: he has going to come back. Be what you're gonna
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Speaker 1: So there's an old disco song, what's gonna do about it?
Speaker 1: What's gonna do about it? Tell me what's gonna do
Speaker 1: about it? What's gonna do about it? And it appears
Speaker 1: that in today's world, we all have a lot of
Speaker 1: what's gonna do about it? Syndrome? Okay, we do. And
Speaker 1: this is something that I've heard my entire life as
Speaker 1: a gay man. What's gonna do about it? You know,
Speaker 1: that's the way it is. You gotta deal with things
Speaker 1: the way they are, because what are you gonna do
Speaker 1: about it? Damn good thing. King and Gandhi and others
Speaker 1: didn't feel that way. And I was thinking about that
Speaker 1: what's gonna do about it? Syndrome while watching Tabitha Brown.
Speaker 1: Now I love Tabitha Brown. She is a vegan, she
Speaker 1: is an actress. She is on Instagram. She does recipes,
Speaker 1: and she has spices that are for sale and everything.
Speaker 1: She's in Target, she's in Walmart. And she addressed to
Speaker 1: her fans on Instagram about Target rolling back their dei
Speaker 1: Walmart rolling back their dei uh and as a black
Speaker 1: owned business. And the people that follow her tend to
Speaker 1: be they're not maga, they're you know, they're diverse, they're
Speaker 1: about equality. They're vegans, which means they're enlightened, and so
Speaker 1: she went on and talked about this from a business
Speaker 1: person standpoint. Now I screen captured that this morning. It's
Speaker 1: not a perfect screen capture. I got a few text
Speaker 1: messages while I was recording whatever, but I wanted you
Speaker 1: to hear some of what she has to say as
Speaker 1: a black woman with products in Target and in Walmart.
Speaker 1: We put out a request for her to come on
Speaker 1: the show, but she couldn't do it today, and I
Speaker 1: really wanted to do it to address this today. So
Speaker 1: I screen captured her Instagram, which is public, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to play you just a little of what she
Speaker 1: had to say on instagt about whether we should boycott
Speaker 1: Target or Walmart because of their rollback of DI So
Speaker 1: let me play that for you. Here we go, it's coming.
Speaker 1: I'm a one man sell here.
Speaker 3: I know it has been.
Speaker 4: A tough week, right and baby, we still it's been
Speaker 4: a tough twenty five and we are still in January.
Speaker 3: But I know many of you.
Speaker 4: Are asking and have asked and send me messages about
Speaker 4: the recent DEI announcements.
Speaker 3: At Target as well.
Speaker 4: And as disheartening as it is for me, I'm not
Speaker 4: the only one effected about this.
Speaker 3: Right, It's for everyone who.
Speaker 4: Is a woman on business, minority on businesses, black owned businesses.
Speaker 4: It's for so many of us who work so very
Speaker 4: hard to be placed into retail, to finally be seen,
Speaker 4: to finally be seen and approve for retail. Because contrary
Speaker 4: to whatever the world might tell you, it has been
Speaker 4: very hard for black owned businesses.
Speaker 3: To hit shelves, right, which is why such a big.
Speaker 4: Deal when we do, when we do finally land inside
Speaker 4: of retail.
Speaker 3: So it is definitely heartbreaking to feel unsupported. Right.
Speaker 4: However, I am in business in multiple ways with Target,
Speaker 4: with Walmart and Amazon. Right, I sell Donald's recipe, my
Speaker 4: hair care products or on Amazon.
Speaker 3: They're also in Target, and of course I have a
Speaker 3: huge partnership with Target. I sell my seasonings at Walmart.
Speaker 4: I do business all over, just like many other people.
Speaker 4: And what I can tell you is, if we all
Speaker 4: decide to boycott and be like, no, we're not spending
Speaker 4: no money in these organizations, listen, I get it. And
Speaker 4: if that's how you feel, honey, I one thousand percent
Speaker 4: get it. But so many of us will be affected,
Speaker 4: and our sells will drop, our business will be hurt.
Speaker 3: And if any of you know business.
Speaker 4: It doesn't just happen overnight where you can just go
Speaker 4: take all your stuff and pull it off the shelves.
Speaker 4: There's a process, and then you gotta like where you're
Speaker 4: gonna put it. You gotta have a place to story
Speaker 4: that's money, right, You got to have another place to
Speaker 4: sell it, which is almost impossible sometimes, and even if
Speaker 4: you sell online, it's a process when it comes to business,
Speaker 4: and everyone does not have the funds or the means
Speaker 4: or the availability the space to house their own products.
Speaker 3: Right. But the thing that concerns me the most, and
Speaker 3: I want you to hear me and hear me, well,
Speaker 3: if we all decide to stop supporting said businesses and say,
Speaker 3: you know, I can't buy nothing from there, even the
Speaker 3: businesses who were affected by the DEI being right, what
Speaker 3: that does is you take all our sales and they
Speaker 3: join them down. And then those companies get to say, oh,
Speaker 3: your products are not performing, and they can remove them
Speaker 3: from the shelves and then put their preferred businesses on
Speaker 3: the shelves. And then what happens to all the businesses
Speaker 3: who've worked so hard to get where they are? Then
Speaker 3: what happens right now, I know that.
Speaker 4: Something that could solve it is ownership of these big corporations.
Speaker 3: Right. It's a long way to go there.
Speaker 4: There are amazing companies like the Village Market in Atlanta, right,
Speaker 4: who support small businesses and you can go in there
Speaker 4: and it's some amazing things that you can buy, but
Speaker 4: it's one store and it's very small. We're talking about
Speaker 4: mass market. You can't build that overnight. Do We all
Speaker 4: sometimes have these big dreams and aspirations to do that,
Speaker 4: absolutely right, But it is easier to say it than done.
Speaker 3: But it's not impossible.
Speaker 4: But until then, and in order to get there, we
Speaker 4: unfortunately have to play the game. And in playing that game,
Speaker 4: we got to be smarter than the ones who think
Speaker 4: they're in control. Okay, And I say that to say,
Speaker 4: don't allow a trying to be mindful with how I
Speaker 4: say this because I want God to give me the
Speaker 4: right words, but don't allow foolishness.
Speaker 3: To take us into separation and weed us out. Do
Speaker 3: you understand?
Speaker 1: All?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: So basically I have an issue with a lot of things,
Speaker 1: she said. I love her, but I have an issue
Speaker 1: with a lot of things. She said, First of all,
Speaker 1: at the end, foolishness rolling back DEI programs It's not foolishness,
Speaker 1: it's culture war. Okay. Second of all, I've had to
Speaker 1: work for the Devil. I had to work at KGO,
Speaker 1: which set different rules for me, which made did things
Speaker 1: to me that would later be illegal to do to employees.
Speaker 1: And why did I had to put up with Mickey Luckoff,
Speaker 1: the worst homophobe around because he doesn't think he is one.
Speaker 1: Why because I wanted the job, because I wanted to
Speaker 1: make a difference. I wanted to be that one gay
Speaker 1: person on the radio. And the same goes at KFI.
Speaker 1: Andrew and I and then myself had to put up
Speaker 1: with being the lowest paid. The company did not offer
Speaker 1: us benefits for each other, no same sect benefit. I
Speaker 1: have put up with the devil. And let me tell
Speaker 1: you what I learned, Tabita Brown. When we come back,
Speaker 1: we're talking to you. Yeah, whyat scares Maga so much?
Speaker 1: And what we're supposed to doing? Boycott Target, boycott Walmart.
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Speaker 1: me in the chatroom. So Tabitha Brown was talking from
Speaker 1: the perspective of a black business owner about Target and
Speaker 1: Walmart and rolling back their DEI should we boycott them?
Speaker 1: And she says, well, if you boycott those stores and
Speaker 1: then my products don't sell in those stores, they'll pull
Speaker 1: my product, put some white owned business up there, and
Speaker 1: we've been defeated. So basically she's saying when she said
Speaker 1: you gotta play the game, you gotta deal with the devil,
Speaker 1: Well I've done that. My whole life is a gay
Speaker 1: man having to work for companies that could fire me
Speaker 1: just for being gay, having to work for companies that
Speaker 1: never accepted me truly, especially KFI and Kgo. And you
Speaker 1: know what I learned by playing the game and dealing
Speaker 1: with the devil. They'll still fuck you up. They'll still
Speaker 1: take you out the first chance they get. They will
Speaker 1: have no loyalty to you at all, and they'll find
Speaker 1: another reason to get rid of you, because corporations only
Speaker 1: do the right thing when they are forced to, and
Speaker 1: the mood currently is to not do the right thing.
Speaker 1: So every place that you know what DEI is good business,
Speaker 1: but these companies don't think so because they never cared
Speaker 1: about us, Target putting Pride product out front and Walmart
Speaker 1: selling they don't care about gay people. I hope that
Speaker 1: none of these, you know, Target and Walmart, they all
Speaker 1: have floats in the gay pride parades. I hope if
Speaker 1: they do it again they are egged. They don't care
Speaker 1: about us. They care about what does the government think
Speaker 1: about them, what does the general population think about them?
Speaker 1: And the general population is being quiet on this issue
Speaker 1: like they've always been quiet on equal rights issues. The
Speaker 1: general population should be screaming. It shouldn't just be blacks
Speaker 1: or gazed at boycott Target or Walmart. Everyone should boycott
Speaker 1: Target or Walmart, everybody any ally. And why isn't there
Speaker 1: a DEI marketplace where diverse businesses could go sell their
Speaker 1: wares like an Amazon, but for DEI because a billionaire
Speaker 1: doesn't want to do it. And so Tabitha Brown says,
Speaker 1: you deal with the devil.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The only way for a minority business or for a
Speaker 1: small business to make it is to go ahead and
Speaker 1: deal with these horrible companies. You know. I don't regret
Speaker 1: being on KFI or KGO. I don't, but I do
Speaker 1: regret how it made me feel as a human being.
Speaker 1: I regret that it made me hate myself at times
Speaker 1: when I was at Kgo, there were times I hated
Speaker 1: myself because I wanted nothing more than to tell Mickey
Speaker 1: luck Off and the crew to go fuck yourself, take
Speaker 1: your job and put it somewhere pretty. But I couldn't,
Speaker 1: not only because of me, but because there were so
Speaker 1: many LGBTQ people that were relying upon me to be
Speaker 1: in that job. So I hated myself. I bit my tongue,
Speaker 1: I took the crap they threw out because I wanted
Speaker 1: the scraps they were throwing. I hate that. I hate it,
Speaker 1: just like one day Tabitha Brown may hate that she
Speaker 1: stayed in Target and Walmart because we've all got this
Speaker 1: with what you're gonna do about it? Syndrome? What are
Speaker 1: you gonna do about orangina? He's the president, he's got
Speaker 1: the House and Senate. What are you gonna do? What
Speaker 1: are you gonna do? He's taking away DEI What are
Speaker 1: you gonna do. He's throwing trans people out of the military,
Speaker 1: he's stopping off What do you do? What do you do?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do? Target and Walmart run everything
Speaker 1: we buy along with Amazon, So what are we gonna do?
Speaker 1: Gotta deal with them, Gotta deal with them. No, you don't,
Speaker 1: You don't have to go to Target. You don't have
Speaker 1: to go to Walmart. You don't have to go to
Speaker 1: stores that don't support your community. You don't, but you
Speaker 1: will because it's easier, because otherwise you might have to
Speaker 1: go to three or four stores. Otherwise you might have
Speaker 1: to find new places online to order your stuff from.
Speaker 1: Well carell, I support you, but I just don't have time.
Speaker 1: Target's got great prices on producer. Walmart has cheap groceries,
Speaker 1: and times are tough. I gotta support them, and they
Speaker 1: know it. This is not an accident. This is by design.
Speaker 1: These enormous corporations have made us dependent upon them, and
Speaker 1: now they can do whatever the fuck they want to
Speaker 1: the planet, to the people, doesn't matter. They're still gonna
Speaker 1: be printing money. Why because they've made you dependent upon them,
Speaker 1: because they've taken away alternatives, and so what are we
Speaker 1: gonna do about it? Suffer? That's what we're gonna do
Speaker 1: about it. We certainly can't buy Target. Oh I'm sure
Speaker 1: there's a few gay billionaires that could, but they won't
Speaker 1: because what's worse than the poorer people not doing anything
Speaker 1: is the richer allies do nothing. Mark Cuban could start
Speaker 1: a store that sells diverse and equitable products, and has
Speaker 1: diverse and equitable hiring practices and all of that. He
Speaker 1: could start that. He's got the billions to do it.
Speaker 1: Will he?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Costco could expand because they have great policies and they
Speaker 1: refused to roll back their DEI. They just in a
Speaker 1: meeting refused, so Costco could expand to not make it
Speaker 1: so you have to buy fifty pounds of whatever items
Speaker 1: They could start offering costcos that sell things like Target
Speaker 1: and Walmart, but they won't. Not our brand, not what
Speaker 1: we do. So when asked, what are you gonna do
Speaker 1: about it? What are you gonna do that Target doesn't
Speaker 1: support gays women? What are you gonna do that they
Speaker 1: don't believe in diverse, in inequity. Nothing, It's what Americans
Speaker 1: are known for doing. Nothing, at least MAGA does something.
Speaker 1: The guy that started all this to get it all
Speaker 1: rolled back. One guy started this, one guy with a
Speaker 1: social media following. He's the guy that got Home Depot
Speaker 1: to roll it back. He's the guy that got Best
Speaker 1: Buy to roll it back. One guy. They're rolling all
Speaker 1: of this back because of one guy and one group,
Speaker 1: and now Trump has joined in, so they feel vindicated.
Speaker 1: That guy didn't sit around and say nothing I can do. Nope,
Speaker 1: But we never show these corporations that there's more money
Speaker 1: in being fair, in being equitable, in being diverse. We
Speaker 1: don't ever demand it from them. Why because it would
Speaker 1: require a change from you, from your shopping habits, from
Speaker 1: your buying habits. Oh and it might cost you a
Speaker 1: little more money. So screw the gays, screw women, screw blacks.
Speaker 1: I gotta keep shopping at Target. I gotta keep shopping
Speaker 1: at Walmart. By the way, I don't shop at either
Speaker 1: of those stores. I don't shop at Target or Walmart.
Speaker 1: I don't. I can't remember the last time I was
Speaker 1: in a Target, and I certainly don't shop at Walmart.
Speaker 1: I'll eat less groceries if it means I have to
Speaker 1: buy my groceries at Walmart. I'll just eat less than
Speaker 1: to give them money. I will go without certain items
Speaker 1: if it means I have to shop at Target or Walmart.
Speaker 1: You won't. Tabitha Brown obviously won't. She's like, Nope, we
Speaker 1: got to play this game, and that's how we win.
Speaker 1: We win by playing their game. Really, cause it's twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five and I don't see many minorities winning. So
Speaker 1: what is playing their game doing? Oh wait, it's putting
Speaker 1: money in your pocket. You won't sell as many spices,
Speaker 1: you won't sell as much hair care product. If you
Speaker 1: pull your products out of Target and Walmart and you're
Speaker 1: in business and you want to make a lot of money.
Speaker 1: I don't slide her that. But the fact is she
Speaker 1: deals with the devil. I've done it many times. I
Speaker 1: regret it, but I had to. It's fear. They fear
Speaker 1: I'm equal playing field and now corporation, Fear losing money.
Speaker 1: Fear is what's behind it. All I have for Elvis.
Speaker 1: You want to be a hearty buddy, We'll see you
Speaker 1: tomorrow Thursday. We're doing above decades to see audience going
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