0:00

You, Craig, you crack,

0:03

you Craig. If you want to come

0:05

back for them, bring the ruckets du crane

0:07

Claire. They ain't nothing to funk with. So

0:10

you see me outside the club

0:13

and you think I'm a part. So

0:17

I went to my big black Chevy

0:20

and pop the truck.

0:24

I told him, told him I never

0:26

scared. I ain't never scared.

0:29

I ain't never scared. President

0:32

zal Lynsky Politics,

0:34

y'all. Nothing

0:52

had to break in and do uh

0:54

two drips this week because the news

0:57

is just moving way too fast and it's just

0:59

yo, it's wile out here. First of

1:01

all, before we get into the analysis

1:03

and maybe translating whatever is going on, which I'm pretty

1:05

sure, like I don't know, it's not too hard to understand what's happening

1:08

right now, but I want

1:10

to acknowledge first of all, Like, uh,

1:13

like we said at the top of the last episode, let's

1:15

not forget that, like occupations are happening

1:18

all over the world. You know, multiply

1:21

this situation times

1:24

Saudi Arabia and Yemen times, you

1:26

know, Southern Sudan times, just

1:29

pick a place in Africa, like these these

1:32

things are are constantly

1:36

a part of what's actually

1:38

happening in the world. I

1:40

think, Um, something

1:43

that I keeps happening in the

1:45

news is this

1:47

feeling that this particular

1:49

situation is somehow special because it's

1:52

Europe. And you've heard correspondent

1:55

say, hey, this isn't respectfully you

1:58

started with respectfully with all this. This is in Syria.

2:00

You know, this is an Afghanistan, this

2:03

is a and

2:06

they can't finish the sitting because they realize

2:08

as they're talking what

2:10

they're saying almost

2:14

like oh no, no, finish that thought. It's

2:17

a who why

2:22

it's a white nation and you just

2:25

somehow this idea that like because

2:27

of you know, the end of the Card War and the

2:29

birth of the you in and and after

2:31

all the World War twos and and and

2:33

all this good stuff, that somehow another Europe

2:36

is in this like place of and

2:38

the birth of the EU Europe. Europe somehow

2:40

ain't susceptible that they somehow

2:42

they you know, they nose is better than everybody

2:45

else's nose. So stuff like this don't happen

2:47

up there. That stuff

2:49

that happened to go

2:53

ahead, finish your sentence. It

2:55

happened to brown people. Happened to black

2:57

people because we are not

3:00

as go ahead, finish your sentence, advanced

3:03

and civilized as

3:07

Eastern and Western Europe is as

3:09

what this what you're trying to say, we

3:11

used to seeing that down there without

3:15

any sort of like interrogation as

3:17

to why that situation is the way

3:19

it is. That situation down there is

3:21

the way it is because of European

3:23

nations, because of imperialism.

3:26

This is what got the

3:28

global South to become the global South. But

3:30

like not being able to connect those dots

3:33

now all of the solidarity across sort

3:35

of the Western states or the Western nations

3:38

in this situation in Ukraine. Of course, Listen,

3:40

let's not take away from how absolutely

3:43

bonkers this is

3:46

as to the fact that it's happening. I'm

3:48

not trying to all lives matter this thing. But

3:51

what I am trying to say is part

3:55

of why I believe this

3:58

particular situation has captured the imagination,

4:01

you know, in the worst way possible of

4:04

the Western hemisphere

4:08

is because these

4:12

people look like them, you can relate

4:15

to them. You're like, well, they're they're just

4:17

like us, which

4:19

is the

4:22

textbook malady

4:24

of what privilege does to you. Because

4:29

as a person of color, I'm relating

4:31

to all of it. I'm relating to the suffering

4:33

of the people in Ukraine

4:37

and the people of Yemen, because

4:40

that's what being oppressed does. It develops

4:42

a level of empathy. And that's the problem.

4:45

You can only empathize with people that look like

4:47

you. That's the difference

4:49

between you and me. I'm

4:53

gonna get off my soapbox now, let's

4:56

start talking. Oh

5:00

wait, wait, one most soapbox man. I'm pretty sure

5:02

my man, Jake han Raham. I'm

5:05

not saying his name right, but I just like the

5:07

way Jake got a barreltone. Jake's voice

5:10

was made for radio and podcasting.

5:12

It's like that guy, like I want him to do

5:14

all my commercials anyway. Uh,

5:18

Jake had this tweet about like, hey, I'm pretty

5:20

sure you know the children that

5:23

are sheltering in basements while their

5:25

city is being bombed. Uh,

5:28

really appreciate those takes about the

5:30

media is selling us a war like that

5:32

really helps way to

5:34

make it about you like that? Like, so,

5:37

so let me get off the soapbox again

5:39

about Yes, the media

5:41

is crooked, yes, disinformation

5:44

flies, Yes our

5:46

hands are dirty, but

5:50

don't make this about you, okay,

5:53

Like the media is selling

5:56

you a war. Did tell that to the person who's

5:58

actually experiencing the war, like

6:00

sometimes you know what I'm saying, Like the old folks at our

6:02

church, you say, man, you know you need a little bit of shut

6:04

mouth grace what is basically

6:06

means shut your gass up.

6:09

All right now, let's actually start politics.

6:26

Okay, So boom putin

6:30

last last episode, we talked about it from

6:32

his perspective, mostly from Russi's

6:34

perspective about their grievances and

6:37

how you know he's still salty about that l

6:39

from the eighties, you know what I'm saying, and the

6:42

tactic of just bum

6:45

rushing these fools right where

6:47

they like they can't handle this type of pressure

6:49

for this long. Ukraine

6:52

ain't bigger than textass like the sides of Texas.

6:54

You know what I'm saying, Like you can't handle this type

6:56

of pressure. You feel me?

6:59

If we all I'm rush you. Now, let's talk

7:01

from the Ukrainian perspective. Listen,

7:17

you remember on the episode to shut then up you ain't gonna

7:19

do sh episode Uh,

7:22

we talked about the rules about when you're about to be

7:24

jumped and you might

7:26

catch this fade or maybe if you like love they're

7:29

gonna fade us. We're gonna take some casualties. But

7:31

what you're gonna do is

7:33

make sure like y'all gonna

7:36

remember me. What I'm

7:38

not is a punk. What

7:40

you're not gonna do is just roll

7:43

up here and start me out. I've then told

7:45

y'all stopped playing with me. Man,

7:49

it's the kid that's like, look, can

7:51

y'all leave me alone? I'm just okay.

7:54

Me and you used to chill. You just

7:56

got real weird. Like I'm

7:58

just sitting at the lunch to ables. I'm minding my

8:01

own bit. I'm trying to make new friends. Like

8:03

why is you always hovering like

8:06

just got like okay, okay,

8:08

I get it. You're a bully. This show block the show,

8:11

I get it, man, Just like, man, can

8:13

you stop playing like you always miss? Stop playing?

8:15

Man, listen, you're

8:18

gonna you're gonna catch me on the wrong day.

8:21

You you you okay just because you've been like

8:23

just cause I ain't like just because I

8:25

ain't raised up on you yet. Don't mean that like

8:28

you can think I'm just gonna let you beat me up. Oh

8:32

and so so now you're deciding okay, now

8:34

you're just gonna jump. Okay, that's what it is. And

8:37

we all know the rules. Okay, listen, what

8:40

I'm not just gonna I'm not just gonna

8:42

curl up. Okay. If we're scrapping, we're

8:44

scrapping. Y'all gonna go home scarred.

8:47

I know this is asymmetrical, but listen,

8:50

man, I was trying to mind my own business.

8:52

I was trying to move on. But what I'm not

8:54

as no punk. Let me tell you something, homie, I

8:56

ain't scared of you. I'm

8:59

with the ship. It's that's

9:01

President z Lyinsky. He like, look, I'm with the ships.

9:03

Doc, You're gonna stop playing with me

9:05

like this. And I don't know if anybody else gonna

9:07

come. I've been trying to highlight these people.

9:09

I've been trying to make these new friends out. I told that,

9:12

listen. I didn't ask the UN I

9:15

didn't ask NATO. Like, look,

9:17

are y'all gonna help or not? You're talking about

9:19

these sanctions, okay, cool, Like

9:22

thank you, I'm about to go throw

9:24

hands dog, And that's what

9:26

they did. Now let's talk about

9:28

the sanctions. Okay.

10:06

Remember we talked about having like, uh,

10:09

you know, allies across across

10:11

the nations and basically

10:13

the question is who's gonna jump in if the

10:16

block your hot That's the question.

10:20

And one

10:22

of the dopest things coming out of this is you

10:26

know that you know the

10:28

person that just know how to mind their own business,

10:31

that when if no matter

10:33

what's happening outside, they're just looking out

10:35

like dog, that's crazy, man, Yo,

10:37

y'all, shouldn't they're fighting again? I

10:41

mean, I don't know, Homi Like that's

10:43

crazy. I mean, that's all y'all. Though Switzerland,

10:49

Switzerland don't get into nothing. There's

10:51

even a phrase, Yo, I'm man,

10:53

Look I'm Switzerland about it like that basically

10:56

mean like, look, I'm staying out of it. And

10:58

in most situations, and that's kind of

11:00

the smartest thing to do. You just like

11:03

listen, like like the black folks would say,

11:06

like and there's a whole thread of like

11:08

different ways that black folks say that's none

11:10

of my business. One is, look,

11:12

you know, old school, my name Bennett, I

11:14

ain't in it. Listen, my

11:17

name is West and I ain't in this mess.

11:19

Look that is your concerned,

11:23

you know what I'm saying, Like, oh, look, I

11:25

look that ain't got nothing to do with me. That

11:27

listen, black people

11:30

know how to mind their own business, right, Switzerland

11:34

since World War Two was

11:36

like, look we over

11:38

here making watches and knives.

11:42

We just over here chilling in these beautiful

11:44

mountains, skin carrying

11:47

on. Just I'm Switzerland

11:49

about it. Switzerland was like, okay,

11:53

we got a line and

11:55

they're not gonna jump in and squabbles.

11:57

So that's the difference between foods right now, Like,

12:00

ain't nobody jumping in, but

12:02

they're like, you

12:04

know, kind of like throw some like a

12:07

salt in the womb. They may put some while

12:10

why this fool mop while these foods mopping you

12:12

up, they may like trip them real quick, or like you

12:15

know what I'm saying, they'll throw you a knife, right, you know what I'm

12:17

saying. So Switzerland like listen, I

12:19

look, you need a bat, you know what

12:21

I'm saying, Like yo he yo he, whooping

12:23

your ass man here going back right, Switzerland

12:26

actually cares. That's

12:29

somebody actually down down, which

12:33

is really really dope

12:36

to see. Now,

12:41

another way these sanctions is working is you

12:43

start messing up with the money. You start messing with

12:45

the money here. One thing

12:47

you know about puttin in the same thing you

12:49

would know about any bullies, especially

12:51

especially like like like a killer

12:54

gangster, like like Putin is his

12:56

moves. He even think about these moves for a

12:58

while. Right. The

13:01

problem is when you get so

13:03

vindictive and you've been thinking about these moves

13:05

for a while, you get so hyper

13:07

focused on

13:10

the plan that

13:16

if someone throws a monkey rich in

13:18

it and it's something you didn't think of, it

13:20

starts bruising your pride. Putin

13:25

got money, So when we put financial

13:27

UH sanctions on him, it's not like

13:30

he got dull and reserved. The man

13:32

been sitting on PhotoPass

13:36

UH couple of years, six

13:38

hundred and thirty billion dollars in savings.

13:40

It's in their bank and some of

13:42

it is just like it's in gold bars. He could

13:44

easily just go melt that down and cash it out.

13:47

But the

13:49

Central Bank, there's

13:51

this program called Swift. Swift

13:53

is the program that essentially it's the language,

13:56

it's the nervous system of international

13:59

banks. It's the language that all these banks

14:01

use. So the

14:03

beauty of that in

14:06

a normal world

14:09

is the fact that, yeah, when you land in

14:11

Bogata and you

14:13

want to transfer, you want to go into an a t M

14:15

and transfer your dollars into their pestles.

14:18

It's not a problem because they're you know, the bank's kind

14:20

of speak the same language. In

14:23

this situation, the

14:27

the central bank basically

14:30

sits in the US. We

14:33

could delete this nigga password

14:37

and be like, dude, dude, that sucks.

14:40

Bro, you got six thirty

14:42

billion dollars in the bank, too bad. The bank don't

14:44

understand your card. That's crazy.

14:46

Your card don't work. No mo, that's

14:50

crazy. We can't pull up your account, it

14:52

says the accounts locked. I don't. We can't

14:54

get into it. You

14:57

got all that money, you can't get to it. That's

15:01

a sanction, and that's a hard

15:03

sanction. That's

15:05

one thing that people's is doing. That's one

15:07

thing we're doing. Another thing we're doing is

15:10

Germany out here sending weapons. They

15:13

send it. So they're the ones that are like yo, while

15:15

while Ukraine scrapping, I ain't gonna jump in, but yo

15:17

here go away here going back right,

15:22

Poland taking refugees, although that's a

15:24

whole other scenario about like why you're not taking

15:26

black and brown refugees. That's a whole other

15:28

because racism is an international

15:30

sport. And

15:33

then one of my favorite

15:35

parts of the story. Besides the Switzerland part

15:38

is just the beauty of the war

15:40

effort. You gotta did this agreeing

15:44

to not send track suits to Russia.

15:47

They're gonna do their part. You got the

15:51

Judo and Taekwondo Association

15:53

decided to strip Vladimir pooting

15:55

up his black belt. Whoa

15:57

listen, everybody thought, They're like, well, look

16:00

everybody throwing They're waiting. They're like, look, we got

16:02

your back. You create Ukraine Like okay,

16:04

cool. Can y'all throw a punch though? Y'all

16:07

mind throwing a punch? You

16:09

feel me like, thank you for helping, but like,

16:11

yo, can you throw a punch though? Y'all

16:14

see me out here, scow. I appreciate you Switzerland

16:16

not just staying on the side, but

16:18

it'd be cool y'all threw a punch, though, the

16:22

problem is everybody

16:25

else who could throw a punch looking at their family,

16:27

like, yo, would you would it be cool if I throw a

16:29

punch? I know here in America?

16:32

Were like, hell no, there's

16:34

no will in America to send American

16:36

truths to this. We've

16:39

been in too many wars. That was none of our business.

16:41

You didn't burnt that bridge. We

16:45

didn't see that's what happens when you should have stayed

16:47

out of stuff that you really ain't had no parts

16:49

of it. So when there is

16:51

a chance to actually do the right thing, you didn't

16:53

burn you, don't you you're the nation

16:56

to cry wolf, Like you didn't messed up. You didn't burnt

16:58

me too many times? Nothing

17:01

to die for another country's

17:03

war. Like even if it was like yo,

17:05

this is like dang, that's kind of

17:07

a thing. This

17:10

man is a literal war criminal. Well, we didn't. We

17:12

didn't mess that up, popping

17:15

consum Sulimani, stepping out

17:17

of the like the Iran nuclear deal,

17:21

what we did in Afghanistan, Hey,

17:24

what we did in South America, Like we hadn't done this too

17:26

much, but

17:30

we're like, yo, if

17:32

you can, if

17:35

you can keep throwing hands, if you if

17:37

you could, if you could hold out for at least ten

17:40

days, they're gonna gas out sometimes

17:43

with a bully. Like the trick is if you're

17:45

finn't get jumped, if you can't get if you can't

17:47

escape, just avoid

17:50

the haymaker, avoid the like the

17:52

knockout punch. And if you could just like stand

17:54

your ground for long enough, it's gonna freak

17:57

them out. They're gonna be like, dang, this fool

17:59

can take punches. Why is

18:01

he not down? This

18:03

fool ain't run and

18:05

we like we

18:08

on his head and he not

18:10

falling. I mean he taking these

18:12

punches. O. Thisially's

18:15

gonna freak somebody out. Either you're gonna

18:17

go get the heavy artillery. And now you ruined

18:19

everything, because what

18:21

Vladimir trying to do, it's take

18:23

out the government, install a new one. If

18:28

you blow the whole nation up, you

18:30

like, forget it. This fool one fall you drop a nuke

18:32

on it, then what did you just? You just created a nuclear

18:35

waste dump of the place. He was up the lick you was trying

18:37

to hit, So

18:41

you like you

18:43

mess up your own move. But

18:47

do you know what I'm saying, You was picking like but it just

18:49

works so easy with crimea

18:51

on it, like y'all Dan,

18:54

they really, they really, they

18:56

really with the ships, you

18:59

know how I know, they

19:01

said the Babushkas. The Grandmas

19:03

was out there bucking shots. Man

19:06

eighteen and sixty stayed fools

19:09

is by hand with a cigarette

19:12

bouncing in his mouth, carrying a

19:14

landmine to the other side of the road. Homies

19:19

and all y'all saw the story your homeboy, that that

19:21

like sank the yacht.

19:25

He worked for this Russian arms dealer.

19:27

He was gonna sank the sink the yacht, pull

19:30

the plug, told the staff to abandon ship. Was gonna

19:33

sank the yacht. And when the courts

19:35

asked him, like yo, what's up, he was like, Yo, I'll do it

19:37

again. They

19:40

didn't realize you crazed

19:42

with the ships. Dog. They can't.

19:44

They Look, Look, you're gonna remember me

19:47

what You're gonna go back limit y'all might win,

19:49

but you're gonna go back limping all

19:52

the way down. Prize fighters, boxers,

19:56

m m A athletes, rappers,

19:59

the damn is it in? They

20:02

like y'all, Hey, homie, don't send no ride, send

20:04

them weapons, send me them things.

20:06

I'm outside where you at? Weird though

20:09

I'm outside you are.

20:11

They underestimated that you can't listen, you

20:13

can't push a person too far. When

20:15

you push them too far, they eventually

20:17

starts clapping back. I

20:20

think you grossly underestimated the guts

20:23

of these people. They

20:25

like, look and

20:28

I know that. Let me tell you why, because

20:31

I was that ah

20:33

man. I'll tell you my own story. In fifth grade.

20:36

Fifth grade, I had to go to UH

20:38

to spend a little bit of time in the birds. In fifth grade,

20:41

there's a little boy I don't even know where he is now,

20:44

but the little boy was so hooked on wrestling

20:47

right that he just assumed like this kid used

20:49

to just like take stuff to me. And here's the thing.

20:51

I'm I'm fresh out of my point

20:54

and like I'm fresh out of like this other part of town

20:56

that I'm like, I don't understand, y'all. I've never seen

20:58

this mean white people in my whole life. I understand how

21:01

this works. I know though, that

21:03

where I'm from,

21:07

he should have like five other dudes

21:10

with him if he's gonna talk to me like this, because

21:13

you don't want to go head up with me because

21:16

you that's not smart, especially because this boy

21:19

talked too much. But he used to talk too much. And

21:21

I just remember thinking, Doc, if you man

21:24

in my hood where I'm from,

21:26

bro, you got smacked. A while back, he

21:29

would just chip at me, chip at me, Chip, Happy

21:31

Chip, Happy Chip, mappy. And then one

21:33

day I was like, hey, just

21:36

walking home, I was like, listen, dog, like, I'm

21:39

kind of done with you, homie. I don't want nothing

21:41

to do with this. He

21:43

was like, that's it, and then he came after me

21:45

and I fired on him, but

21:49

just I like, it was like

21:51

it was just a reaction, and I'm assuming

21:53

there's another up. There was like more dudes

21:55

that were about to jump in, but nobody jumped in because nobody

21:57

thought that I fired on it. Fire

22:00

tired on him bow and

22:03

it was like that was it. I only

22:05

had to do it once. I just fired him and he just kind

22:07

of stunned him.

22:12

And then I just like I

22:15

just walked home. But

22:19

I was like, you

22:22

don't talk like that unless you're supposed to.

22:24

Unless you you either you got a lot

22:26

more coming from this, or you

22:29

think I'm a pump just

22:31

because I ain't said nothing yet. I

22:34

don't mean you could put hands on me. I'll throw hands.

22:37

I'm not from around here. I throw

22:39

hands. So

22:43

I understand that Ukraine. I understand that Ukraine

22:45

situation where you're like, I get it. I'm little. I've

22:47

been listening. I'm a buck fifty soaking

22:49

wet. I've been that for a while. Like

22:52

I don't, I don't, I'm not

22:55

listen. I don't let it like I come

22:57

from since the way that I was raised.

22:59

You can't somebody hit you first. I'm

23:02

so light, I can't take punches like that. Stuff

23:04

ain't fun. I'm I'm

23:06

a lightweight, so hell

23:09

and i eve gonna fight fair with you. If

23:12

you get close enough, I'm firing on

23:14

you because I can't take the punch

23:16

you might throw. And

23:19

I'm and I'm throwing everything at you. I'm

23:22

I look, I'm

23:24

I'm choking, I'm scratching, I'm

23:27

i'm, I'm hitting where the bathing suit

23:29

covered you. Look. I'm too light for this,

23:32

I'm too little for this. I don't have that kind of like.

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Nah, homie, I'm gonna win. I

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don't want to. I'm not feeling like no I

23:39

got no I got no pride and stuff like

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that. Donna fight. It's already

23:43

not a fair fight. I'm

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fifty a hundred pounds lighter than you. I'm

23:50

in this as fast as possible. I

23:53

get it, Ukraine. Y'all can help

23:55

if y'all won't, and

23:58

I'm asking you to help because you see

24:00

this giant. But if you not,

24:03

if I go down, I'm gonna go down, swinging you

24:28

right right right

24:33

right right right

24:37

right right right

24:42

right now.

24:48

Everybody don't like the little guys. Some guys make

24:50

the calculation of like, yo, I'm a ride

24:52

with this, pick a winner. And

24:56

a lot of times when you pick a winner, especially in a

24:58

situation like this, is because you scared that

25:00

you next. So

25:03

the safest move it

25:06

is to just make

25:08

your peace with this dude, enter

25:11

Belarus. It's

25:15

not hard to understand what they're doing. They

25:17

don't want this to happen to them,

25:21

so they're playing nice. Better

25:24

you than me. If

25:27

somebody's gonna get jumped, I'd rather you get jumped

25:29

in me. I don't want this fight, so

25:33

I just, you know, let me just keep this man at

25:35

base. Some people do that. I understand that again

25:39

from the block. When I

25:41

was in high school, how in the I there

25:45

was a rather large

25:48

Polynesian population in our area,

25:50

just smoing, tonguing, just

25:53

Pacific Islanders, and

25:58

in our neighborhood they

26:00

were bloods now. I've

26:02

said many times. Being from South

26:04

Central I was from the correct part of town,

26:07

didn't gang bank, so I was free to move about

26:09

the country. But blood

26:13

thing was very weird to me. That

26:15

being said, you think I didn't

26:17

immediately try to make friends with them tonguing

26:20

dudes because I'm like, I need you

26:22

all on my side. I don't know what it

26:24

is about the Pacific

26:26

Islander male culture,

26:31

but they're freakenthly strong and they seem

26:33

to not feel pain. I don't know if you know any

26:36

police. I look, my

26:38

brother in law have Samoan. I just there's

26:40

there's It doesn't make any sense why he's this strong.

26:43

I just I don't. I've

26:48

seen my home my home girl. She was moving out

26:50

of her apartment and her cousin came to help

26:52

her. Is my my Samoan home girl.

26:56

And he carried the couch. I

26:58

need you. I'm gonna say this one more time. He

27:01

carried like on

27:04

his shoulder. He picked up the couch and

27:09

carried it to the truck, not

27:12

like, oh, can you grab the other side of this? Like no, he

27:16

bent down, put

27:19

a couch on

27:21

his shoulder and

27:25

carried it to a truck. No, humans should

27:28

be the strong. Let

27:30

me tell you. Who I needed on my side is

27:34

this community of people. So I understand what Belarus's

27:36

doing. Look, I'd

27:40

rather than be friends that have to take this smoke. Ukraine.

27:42

On the other hand, we

27:46

wiped the ships because

27:49

ultimately, if you want to will

27:51

end it here you Craine

27:54

fighting for their pride in their life. This

27:57

might just be another move for Russia. Russia got

28:00

this endgame, which is it seems pretty obvious

28:02

to me. They're trying to rebuild their hood again. They're trying

28:04

to rebuild he like he thinking

28:06

him. See he fancied himself as Czar Nicholas.

28:09

The second you understand what I'm saying, like he going back

28:11

to the Tzars. I want the uss I want the Soviet

28:13

Union. I'm trying to like I'm building the kingdom

28:16

out this mug and you just another move on

28:18

the chessboard. Ukraine,

28:23

on the other hand, this is a fight for their life,

28:29

so the calculation is different. If

28:31

this person doing just another move, the

28:35

other person fighting for their life. You

28:37

see where the heart come out. And

28:40

I really think that's where we're witnessing. We'll

28:43

see who else jump in. But

28:46

at the end of the day, what

28:48

you're gonna really really

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no. From now on,

28:54

when it comes to Ukraine, they

28:57

can honestly always say this, I

29:01

ain't scared of you. Motherfucker's her

29:04

politics. Yeah

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it's here. Thing was recorded by me Propaganda

29:19

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29:21

California. This mug was mixed,

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29:26

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29:28

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29:31

was a stick. He's going by Matt now again

29:33

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29:35

with the name Headlights. Y'all know common you should

29:37

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