Gene Deal offers a compelling look at how institutional neglect and group loyalty work together to deny justice in racially charged cases. His analysis of the "pack" dynamic provides a necessary critique of the systemic power structures that continue to fail Black communities.
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GENE DEAL YOU HAV E TO HEAR MY THOUGHT ON NOLAN WELLS & THE PACK
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Let you know that you about to get what you about to get. You understand? And that's this little information that I got from y'all. Oh, damn. I yo man. Listen to me. You can't blame it.
When you're getting old, you're getting old. I'm trying to go and get old grace gracefully cuz I need my rest and my sleep. I'm catching up on my rest and my sleep, my sleeping patterns and everything like that. So, listen. But I still forget sometimes. And that like some papers and some information that I wrote down that I want to share with y'all. So, I'mma run to get this so we can get at it. Hold on one second.
Yo, I'm in, man. I I made last night I made some Italian turkey sausages. They had some sweet Italian turkey sausage and they had some shrimp on sale. So, I took that and put that in some Alfredo on some pasta. Oh my god. Then I put a bed of spinach. What I did was I cooked the sausage first and then I threw a little um corn starch in there, a little chicken bullion with a half a stick of butter.
And then I threw the shrimp in there with that. Then I threw the uh the spinach and I stirred all that up and I put it over my pasta, you know. Oh my god. [clears throat] Oh lord.
All I could say was fat bastard.
[laughter] [laughter] [snorts] Dors would have been saying you fat Okay. [laughter] Y I got to get used to these glasses, man. But it's hard. It's really hard, man. Hey, um Noris 10, all y'all in the building, man. Kelly Turner. Um Rob Sodi Salsa, I guess. Libra. Hey, Libra Queen. What up with your mama? Jason, Jason, Jason King, Jay King, Catherine, what up with you? Oh, y'all some of the first people in the building. Betha, Bethaniel Hair, man, I'm taking these shits off, man. Supposed to be for distance.
This is close up and I'm pretty good.
Tasha Miller. Hey, Tasha. What's good with y'all? Tasha was the first one on in here. 10 seconds before anybody else.
So I shouldn't even call out Barbara Martinez, Richie RQ, none of y'all name cuz Tasha was in here 10 seconds before any of y'all. But anyway, let's get to it, man. I got some information for y'all, man. And I know y'all been keeping up with this Nolan thing and y'all been listening to different things and stuff like that cuz I thought the FBI was involved in it because it was on their property, but they're not really involved in it at all. Y'all, they really not involved in other than helping the sheriff's department who seem not to be doing a goddamn thing that they were supposed to be doing. When you have a kid that is missing, if that judge kid was missing, they would have been nonstop. You can see some of the things that was done even when the phone call was made at 11:00 to say that there was a kid missing and the [clears throat] coast guard didn't do a goddamn thing. But I want to start this off and why this means so much to me. I lost two of my brothers in the river. You know what I mean? I lost two of my brothers in the river. Um, Terrell Williams and Wendle P. Robinson.
You know, Terrell Terrell, I don't like to use the word half a step, but my bro Terrell was a bonus brother I had. You know, we grew up together, lived in the same house and the whole nine yards. And I lost Terrell in the Mississippi River.
I also lost my brother Wink.
Uh my we have the same father. Um Wink.
Um was that dude in the city?
Vice Lord. Um everybody, a lot of people loved him, but he was a lot he was trouble. My little brother was trouble. I [clears throat] The was trouble.
If you had and he wanted, he was that type of dude in his blood that he was coming to get it. You understand? And he ain't play games at all. You know, he been up here in New York the whole nine yards. He's about to body somebody in New York. I can say that cuz he ain't here no more, you know. when I had to talk him down, beg him down basically cuz a dude stepped on his shoe and didn't even say sorry. He thought he was trying to be disrespectful, you know, and the dude wasn't like that. But you couldn't tell Wink that, you know, so Wink lost his life in the river in the Mississippi River. as that he um they identified him. We had to about his tattoos and uh he had one sock on and uh and his tattoos we identify cuz he had all his little nieces on his arms.
He had all his little nieces on his arm.
Tattoo on his arm.
um because he had blewed up and everything like that. You you know it. So, it's a lot of things that I heard about this case that didn't sit right with me.
You understand? And I spoke about a lot of stuff that didn't sit right with me.
But some other things came up that I felt that y'all should know and should be corrected. you know, as far as that, I thought the FBI since it was on that property that they were assisting.
They've been assisting but not really taking over the case. I may have said they took over the case. I'm not for sure. But if I did, I want to rectify that cuz they're not. They are not. They doing somewhat of assisting. And if the sheriff don't ask for no assistance, they don't ain't giving no assistance.
All right.
Somebody said they born and raised in Mississippi. 404. We all got it. And that's why we have to stand behind Nora's parents. She born and raised in Mississippi. And when it comes down to stuff like that, Mississippi doesn't care. Yo, they care. They care. I'm sorry about that. Mississippi 404. Uh, they care. You know why they care? They care enough to keep the pack out of trouble. Nolan's so-called friends, Nolan's friends, they care enough to keep them out of trouble.
And I get to the truth. Now, let's get to the truth of the matter.
And because I want y'all to understand this and realize this cuz I say this all the time. And if you hadn't put this in your repertoire and you don't have this in your mindset, you understand at this age, know that facts change feelings, but feelings can't change facts.
You understand that facts will change your feelings, but feelings can't change your facts. The only facts that they have in the case right now is the GPS system of the boat, knowing what time the boat left the docks and what time the boat came back from the docks.
You understand?
All right. Those are the facts that they have right now.
Everything is speculation and word coming from both parties, right?
The only other facts they have is the facts that the the the the vote stuff that they release. They got the facts of the autopsy, you understand?
And they have the facts.
They have the facts of the autopsy. And they have the facts of what the phone had inside and what was really uh erased.
They got those facts, y'all. And I know y'all like, "Well, Jean, how you know?"
You know, because I've worked behind the scenes. I I've seen them trace a guy do a killing on 206 at a club, rob the dude of his Rolex, his jewelry, everything.
trace them through the clouds.
Trace all the phones through the crowd.
Seen this dude come out, go into the elevator in the polo grounds, look at the watch, and revel at the watch that he had just took from the guy that he had just murdered.
See, we got Haidider here in New York City. That's all the agencies that work together. You understand? That's Department of Corrections, Division of Parole at the time, but now it's the Department of Correction, Division of Parole. You got corrections parole, state police, the DEA, you have the Secret Service, you have FBI, you have Hold up. Uh, and you have the inspector general's office.
All these guys work in an office together.
Rich Block, peace to you, brother.
So now, so I know I knew when they released that body to Nolan's family, they already had the autopsy report.
They was not going to release that body until they had the information of, you know, oh, we got to release the body, you know, we going to do the report and stuff like that. Boom, boom, boom, we going to do the autopsy, boom, then we going to release the body. No, they did not release the body until they had all the information back from the autopsy report because if something went wrong or something didn't uh come out right, they would have what?
Had to go back and redo it. So until they had the information from the body, they was not going to release the body to his parents.
Do that make sense to you, Rob.
Soda, do that make sense to you? Law student from Cali, I know that makes sense to you.
Samara Jones. Do you understand what I'm saying? So, when they tell y'all that they don't have the report yet, the report hadn't came in, and that's the uh district attorney's office. They are lying.
They are lying. They did not release that body until their report and all the information from their report came in.
How is it that? Oh, all right. The test was incon inconclusive. The test didn't come out right. They messed up on the test. Hey, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Before y'all start that, WAIT A MINUTE. LET US GET THAT BODY BACK. WE NEED TO OH, COME ON. WE NEED to get that back. Sit that back over to us.
cuz uh uh uh some calculations, some uh uh uh some tests, some uh some things that didn't didn't pan out right and then and it got messed up and misconcred. We we we don't have a full report yet. They not going to do that, y'all.
They had the full report and the report it came back to them before they made release the body.
Hey honey buddy Hunter B in here. So now we know that the op they got the facts of the autopsy report. The autopsy report. The autopsy report. The autopsy report. They got the facts of the autopsy report. We know that ain't no if ends and buts are supposed that they got the facts and the timeline of the boat and they have the the defense the the the uh uh Nolan the mother if they had somebody work on that for about a week about the phone trust and believe that person got the information from the releasing the information of the All right.
Now, if you didn't know, if you haven't heard it somewhere else before, cuz you probably did, they left the boat dock about 9:56.
They left the boat dock about 956.
And they made it to Horn Allen about 11:14.
Okay.
They stayed out there for about 5 and a half hours.
11:14 cuz they didn't leave Horn Island till 4:31. So I think 1214 114, 214, 3:14, 414. That's 5 hours and about 17 minutes.
So now, so now they did that.
They said that Nolan was not on the boat with them.
I say something is rotten in Denmark.
Cuz if Nolan wasn't on the boat with them and everybody was leaving the island and that's the time everybody start leaving the island or whatever the case or whatever the situation is.
Somebody would have known it.
Nolan was a football player. He was an athlete. He could have caught a ride with anybody probably.
Somebody would have known something.
Somebody would have saw something out the peculiar was not peculiar, but something that was I'm going just use the word out the way.
If he was, hey, hey, hey, they leaving me. They leaving me. Whatever.
He could have caught a ride with anybody.
When you are a popular kid and a good kid, I use that all the time. Something is rotten in Denmark and [clears throat] He had his phone.
The phone was on the boat the whole time.
The phone was on the boat the whole time.
That girl didn't say he didn't have his phone.
Now they got back to from Horns Island back to the to Fort Bayou or whatever like that and the boat left out again.
They got back in for Bayou at 552.
The boat left out again.
from about what's that about a they get there at 4:31 5:31 an hour and about 21 minutes the boat left out again.
Why?
They were saying something was wrong with the boat. So if something was wrong with the boat allegedly, why did the boat leave back out?
Oh, I'mma get to the conclusion of what I really think and a lot of people ain't going to like it.
Yo, listen. Uh Larry uh um Connor Jr. I don't want to make this a black or white thing.
You understand? You know, I don't want to make this a black and white thing.
All the black football players uh should boycott. No, all the football players should boycott. Shouldn't be just be the black football players if they want to find out to all the football because this kid was a Mississippi product. all the football players. If that's the case in that area, it shouldn't just be the [clears throat] black football players. I don't want to make this a black and white thing. It was those white guys that lawyered up.
It wasn't all the white guys in Mississippi that lawyered up.
It was those white guys that lawyered up who claimed to be his friends.
So now the boat went back out. Then it came back.
Then it was taken out of service and at 7:19 it was either on its way or had made its way by car to Beluxia, Mississippi.
Shout out to my man Tommy Ka and Reggie Kaya from Beluxia, Mississippi down to Gulport.
Now let's get to some facts.
And this is going to show up. Bigum BX is in the house. What up, Bigum BX?
You ain't late.
313, you're late. You're not late, right?
I got Yo, hold up, y'all. I got Time out. Time out. 313. Evans, you're not late, right?
I got I got to see her see what she say.
Please, somebody help me. Did anybody hear what 313 Evans said? Cuz she talking about she was late.
I'm late. Oh.
Oh, she laid in the chat. Oh my god. Thank you. [laughter] Oh lord.
I thought she WAS ABOUT TO EXPOSE EVERYTHING.
NO, I'm just messing with you. 313.
I'm just messing with you, mama.
What [snorts] you thinking, Jean? Oh, [laughter] I I'm I touch some virtually stuff up.
That was a bad joke. [laughter] That wasn't even funny. Oh lord.
Anyway, so now it's back in Beluxy the boat.
Okay, now here comes the kicker.
The Coast Guard was called at 11:00 at night and said a kid was missing.
So now they didn't put no helicopters out. They ain't put no drones out. They ain't do a damn thing.
Did they know the kid was black?
I would want that answered.
I would want that answer. Hey, my black friend. Hey, I had a black friend and uh he didn't show up and I think he may have been drowned or something like that.
Hey kid, it's kind of late. Um [clears throat] we'll check in the morning.
All this should be looked at.
Another thing, Nolan father and his friend went out there on a boat.
They didn't find anything.
The Coast Guard didn't find nothing on the fifth time, [clears throat] but they found something on the six cuz they said he washed the shore.
That's strange.
is even more stranger if these pictures come up and Nolan had on blue shorts like his girlfriend or Katie said, but he was found in black shorts.
Katie said that at around about 4ish he said that he was going back to be with his friends. Three something like three something or whatever close to four. He was going to be with his friends and going back on the boat with his friends.
his friends made a statement that they said he was going and spending time with Katie.
If that's the case, he would have got on a boat with Katie and her friends cuz that's the only way you could get there is on a boat.
Katie said he had on blue shorts.
He was found in black shorts.
That's why somebody felt it was necessary to erase everything that was in his phone and all the pictures that was in his phone that day.
Somebody changed the shorts.
Somebody changed his shorts.
If somebody said that he had on blue shorts, this is what I'm hearing.
And they found them in black shorts.
The ocean don't change the color of your shorts.
And let me tell you something else.
This is what they didn't mention in the autopsy.
He was in that water for about allegedly about from the 4th to the 6th when they found him. Can we say two days? About two days.
Barbara Martinez.
Am I right? Was he in the ocean for about two days?
3 313 ever said it was two days. Anybody else hear it? Was it about two days?
Huh?
Somebody else said Brandy said it was two days.
Honey Butter said it was two days. M on Uno said nah. Why should it record be identified? Why should the dinner record be identified? All right.
According to them, two days. Richie uh Block said two days. Yes. Everybody said two days.
One, that water should have blew him up.
That water should have blew him up like it did my brother until the fishes start eating on him or whatever like that. But that water should have blew him up.
being in that water out there for two days, you understand? It's supposed to do something to your body. Now, I don't know, they couldn't recognize him through his face or whatever. This, that, and the third. That's why they had to use the dental records or whatever like that or the reef or something could have torn his face up or whatever. I don't know.
But that water should have done something to his body. But when they found his body, it didn't seem like he was in the water for two days.
I had two brothers that died in the river.
I started this whole conversation off about Terrell Williams, my plus brother and my blood brother P. Robinson.
That water should have did something to his body.
Yeah, something is rotten in Denmark.
For that water being in there for two days and washing up, something should have done. That water should have did something to his body and they didn't have that effect on his body.
Now, let's talk about something else.
Y'all seen my title, Jean Deal, and you have to hear my thoughts on Nolan Wells and the pack.
[cough and laughter] And the pack. [clears throat] Do anybody know what the pack is?
Do anybody know what the pack is?
[snorts] Look at OG Patrice.
The YT mob. What's the YT mob?
Pack of wolves.
Thank you, Barbara. His group of friends.
His group of [clears throat] friends.
That's what I mean by pack.
those group of friends not only they made a pack.
That's why the judge got involved and I don't care if you two take me off of this and they say this that and the third. That's why the judge got involved.
They made a pack.
Whatever the situation is or whatever the situation was, they made a pack.
We're all in this together.
They got those group of boys got white girl wasted and they made a pack.
They made a pack, y'all.
And if I'm wrong, I'll come on here and say I'm wrong. These are my personal feelings. This is what my my my my my my my my bones, my my my my my my thoughts, my my everything everything that I've learned, you know, everything that I was a part of, all the different cases I've ran throughout the years and hearing the crazy that I've heard.
And I'm not making this a white and black thing.
I'm making this out of three kids that took a pack and said, "We all did this together." and they made sure each and one of them did something.
So if you tell on me and you tell on me, I'm telling on you and I'm telling on him.
None of us is going to get away with this or all us going to get away with this.
They was white girl wasted under the age of 21. Panic [clears throat] called the judge.
THE JUDGE TOLD ALL THE PARENTS, "YO, you better lawyer up with your kid.
Why would each and every last one of them go get a lawyer if the judge didn't tell them Now, it's not about race because three white boys, white teens, uh uh killed the black teen and because they No, let me tell you, it's not about race, bro.
It's about guilt and trying to stay out of jail.
It's about guilt and trying to stay out of jail.
Miss Brie, I I had that same situation, Miss Brie. And I tried to I used to say to myself, how my kids act right now, I I say I should have kept them in Harlem.
But you fearful them in Harlem, but it's a different fear you have out here for them.
cuz they don't think like we think.
They don't act like we act. And the problem is is this.
If you don't keep your kids in a in in in church and make them spiritually strong and keep them uh bounded with a family and family environment, they become like them.
They think they have a certain entitlement.
But I don't want to get into that. I want to stick with this.
Sorry about that.
The only reason the FBI got involved in this whole case is because some of the white people were being threatened. [clears throat] That's the only reason y'all. I'mma tell you the truth. They didn't get in this case that had something to do with Nolan and what was Nolan going through and his family going through in the whole nine yards and they happened on FBI property.
They got involved in the case because some of the white people were being threatened.
When I found that out, I was like, "This is this You can't make this up.
You cannot make this up.
You can't make this. That's the only reason the FBI got involved in it.
They didn't get involved in it because it was on an island that it's FBI property, federal property, and none of that stuff like that. They got involved in it because that the white kids and the girl or whatever like that were being threatened and because it happened initially on their property or in their jurisdiction around in that area. They got involved with the sheriff's department about the threats.
Nothing about knowing I'm standing on it about it's not about race as far as the black kid uh Nolan and the white boys. I'm not I'm standing on that.
That's not about race.
That's about kids taking a pack. They wasn't thinking about no race, the color of skin. This kid eat at their house. This kid uh played and drink at their house. Them they did something wrong. Took a pack and then now they instead of, you know, taking responsible for being responsibility, it's about I don't want to go to jail. You don't want to go to jail. We don't want to go to jail. And we going to go with that. Now, the other about the police department, the other about the FBI, that's always going to be about race with us.
But about them kids and the that they they scared shitless and they did what they did. Something happened. They took a pack. It wasn't about race. It was about not going to jail.
It was about WE HE UP. NO, we up.
Now, the reason why the state hasn't [clears throat] came out with the autopsy report yet is because the family hasn't came out with the autopsy report yet.
The state don't want their to be different from the Damn.
the family going to come out with it if they not and whether this discrepancies anything if anything they find that was yo blunt forged objects bleeding cuts or something like that that wasn't and couldn't be saying that the fish or the reef or something done it.
The family going to let us know.
But the state is not going to come out anything until they hear what the family say.
But the state been had the autopsy report.
They would not have released that body if they didn't.
You don't believe what? Slow burn.
>> [sighs] [snorts] >> Hey OG Patrice, what's going on?
Huh? I'm still live.
All right, you can. That's your That's your prerogative. I'll put you on speaker. Go ahead.
>> Go ahead.
Okay.
So, in my humble opinion, the reason why I disagree with you, bro, love you to death, but I do think it's about race because, and I'm going tell you this from personal experience, there are white people can have you in their life around them. You can eat, sleep, and do everything with them.
There are Caucasian people that will marry you, be in relationships with you, have children with you, and still be racist. And I know that from personal experience because I have biracial uh grandkids, and it came out in her. Every time they get mad, it usually comes out.
That's why I am saying when you take one young black man and put them on a boat with three YT boys and the one of them or two of them or all of them get into it with the black boy and he's the only one that ends up unal alived those three white boys. Yes, they absolutely made a pack, bro. But they made a pack because they would rather it be them than that black boy. At the end of the day, I am telling you, white people are around us our whole life and our families, married, babies, the whole nine, bro. And I promise you, the racism will come out if they get mad enough at you. Just let me I'mma give you another example.
Richard Fry was married to his white wife and had a had a biracial daughter.
Every time she got pissed off at her, she called her the nword. Bro, I am telling you this is real. That's why I say that it is absolutely about race.
>> Now, I agree with you on the other part about the FBI, you know, only coming in because the white, you know, family was threatened and all of that. I agree.
Plus, you're right. It's government property. So, I agree with that, but that's the only I'm just letting you know why I respectfully disagree with that experience because it has been my experience my whole life of being around these people, having them in my family and having that experience.
>> All right, I'm going say this. I um I have them in my family. I went to school with them. I went to Jefferson College, which was probably 99.9% white at the time. when I went to the University of Tennessee Chattanooga, it was uh I think probably 85% white at that time and that was in 86.
So, I want to say to you that and being on the basketball circuit and being in the workforce and the the job that I did for a living, being a New York State parole officer, being uh when Department of Juvenile Justice, working in corrections, teaching and all that stuff like that, I can say that I've had plenty experience working for Elite Investigations, different stuff that uh I've been a part of racism also. You know what I'm saying? It's not a black man who uh I I believe that who has been went through the the the college system and went through the system in the correctional system and went in the law enforcement system and just living in certain areas that have not experienced the racism and what goes on in this country. You know what I'm saying? Uh, it's never going to change for us because if it ever changes for us, they know we always got the edge. We keep it. We We make it through the that they give us. You understand? And they wonder how we make it through the politics that they do to us and they wonder how if it ever will be getting even. They know that we will thrive amongst the greats when we thrive in the that they give us. You understand? So now I'm going to say this to you.
>> Yeah.
um when you involved in certain things in certain situations when a criminal activity be involved I don't believe at that given time when something happened to Nolan that it was in those kids mind that it was racial that we're going to do this to this I don't believe that.
>> Okay.
>> I And this is my I expect that and and this is my thoughts on it.
>> I don't believe that those kids at that given time when something happened to Nolan, you understand? It was about race.
You understand?
>> You know what I'm saying?
>> I believe was on the boat. I believe I I believe that something [laughter] happened and because they could not justify it, they could not bring any clarity to anybody. Nobody would understood what happened and it would not get it would get one in trouble or two in trouble. They made a pack that either all three of us going to get in trouble or all three of us is going to try to get out of trouble. And this was about getting out of trouble more so than it being a racist situation.
Now, of course, this is about getting out of trouble. This is why you call because I've been in white. I I I listen to me.
>> I I used to have boosters. They used to bring me to their house, right? I'm in college, second leading scorer, second leading ray rebounder.
You understand? Thinking I'm going to the NBA because Gerald Wils went to the NBA.
>> You know what I'm saying? Willie White went to there. All these we they usually the NBA usually take one kid off our team or two kids out of our team every year. Give him the triyouts and stuff like that. I know. So now this white kid that they family used to bring me over there on Saturdays and Sundays or whatever like that. I play with the white boy and I get a big envelope. You know what I'm saying? [laughter] Get a big envelope.
You understand? And >> I asked the kid, "Do do every year your father bring a black guy over to play with you and play ball in the whole nine yards?" He said, "Black."
He said, "You're not really black, though."
>> What?
>> Yeah, this is what he said.
>> See, bro, but this is Let me finish. Let me finish. Okay. He said, "You're not really black.
You understand >> what?
>> Because I I said, "What do you mean by that?" Cuz I'm asking, he said, "Well, see, you in college and you play ball." You understand? So, you're not like the black people who don't do anything for themselves or do nothing.
>> And you didn't think that statement that that was made was racist, bro?
>> But hold up. I knew it was a racist statement. You understand? I knew what he was saying and I knew what they was making him think. They was trying to They didn't know how to tell him. And I explained to them and I explained to him first. I explained to him, "Yo, I'm black, bro." You know what I'm saying? I just have opportunity that most blacks don't have because I have a skill in basketball that they bring me to this white school to play basketball.
You understand? A lot of black kids that don't have that opportunity would love to be right where I'm at, >> playing with you in this big ass mansion, this house, and doing this other like that. I said, "But I ain't curse, you know, as a kid." You know what I'm saying? A lot of kids, a lot of black guys would love to do this.
You understand? But they don't have the opportunity that I have. I'm black just like the blacks that you see out there.
If you go around the neighborhoods in the in in hood, I'm still black, bro.
It's just that I've been given a opportunity than them. Do you understand what I'm saying, sir? I'm telling the kid, do you understand what I'm saying?
>> He said, "I'm given a chance. A lot of us don't get a chance."
He said, "Okay."
>> Okay. I get that, bro. But like you said, it was a racist statement. And this is the thing about how they move and how they do it. They may do it overtly or covertly. That statement was like a covert way of being racist, which is what a lot of people do at white people do. And I'm not saying all because and you think that your experience is different and you may have had a different experience, but there are white people in the world that will do the total opposite. They are the same people that will tell you, "Oh, I have black friends, >> right?
>> I got black people in my Hold on. I listen to you. No, no, no. I want you to go on. I'm not stopping you.
>> I'm not stopping you. I'm just I'm just energetic. But go ahead. Go ahead.
>> Yeah. They the same ones that are say, "I got black friends. I got black people in my family. I don't see color." And all the time, bro, they do this covert racism stuff. It comes out in them. Now, if you don't know, one of the guys on that boat just got on his uh Instagram and made a racist post, bro, about these. He called us uh like sort of like degenerate blacks or worthless blacks.
He comes out covertly. Let them let the narrative don't fit them. Let the narrative are pointing towards their guilt. He just literally spoke up for his brother. [laughter] And and he and you know what he said in there? Oh, we have had we have had Nolan at our house for three years. That don't mean to me >> because I know in the same sentence also said something racist, bro.
>> Patrice, you understand? Have you said Are you racist?
>> No.
>> Have you said something racist before?
>> I might have said no. I might have said something.
>> I didn't say hold up. I asked you a question.
>> Difference. I asked you a question. No, NO, NO. HOLD ON. I'M going to answer it.
No. I have might have said something biased and I might have said something prejudice, but never racist. All right.
>> Racists are people that hold power that can change your life. You giving me that kind of power.
>> You You g You're giving me the technical uh You giving me the technical answer and the definition of what a racist is.
I just asked you a question. It was yes or no. Have you ever said anything racist?
>> No.
>> You know what I'm saying? Well, I'm I'm glad you you haven't. I have. But do I consider myself a racist? No, I do not consider myself as racist. But I have said some racist before. I've said some against homosexuals, bulldaggers, cats, dogs, bulldogs, and all that You know, I have done that. But do I give a about somebody's sexuality? No, I don't. Have I said something about somebody's sexuality? Yes, I have. You understand what I'm saying? But I get your point.
>> But what I'm trying to tell you is that I don't believe at the time >> of whatever happened to those kid that kid, >> they were doing it out of racism.
>> You understand? They may have did it by out of jealousy. Hold on. Hold on.
Right. Right. They may know because the racism might have came out is the reason why they got into it.
>> They they may have did it out of jealousy.
>> You understand? Having one of the >> most racist that are racist against us are jealous, >> right? They may have did it out of jealousy. They may have did it out of some some other factor or fashion. You know what I'm saying? And uh I understand that. But I I don't believe at that point, you know what I'm saying?
At that point, you understand? It was Now, I appreciate your opinion.
>> I appreciate your opinion.
You know, you know, I don't I would I would I wouldn't put nobody else up on my show like this. You understand? This was nothing that was made up. This is something that you called me on. And and and and this >> cuz I was in the chat.
>> This this this is a brother. This is a brother and a sister having their opinion about some >> That's right. That's right.
>> You understand? And what I'm saying to you is this is that we're going to find out if we find out >> if we find out that >> the people in the highest places >> made this about race and not those kids.
>> Well, I I definitely know the people in the highest places did because they the ones that control the systems. This is why everything in this world in the United States of America is about race and politics. They go hand in hand, right? Black people know that we are living in a systemic racist uh system in society because we don't have control or ownership over the things that can change our lives. We don't have that type of system to change a a whole group of people life. They have that towards us, right? See, Patrice, we don't do our our people in our political parties don't do anything to fight against what's right for us to understand.
>> I agree that they look let me let me break it down to you and people don't know this.
>> In the social security, you could tell if a person is black and white by their social security number. You understand?
Did you ever hear about that? They just start changing it. Have you ever heard about that?
>> Oh, yeah. No doubt. I have >> that that that it's the even numbers whatever this that and the >> if you if you black even it if you look you're born in America. It has four different races.
>> It has black, white, uh Spanish and other thing like Asian or other something like that. Asiatic or Asian or Asian other >> if you born in a America why you just can't be American >> right the whole why you gota be a different color >> government the census that that they do these things that's what I'm I'm talking about the only race >> they they have changed >> our color >> yes >> more than the name of our color more than five, four times.
>> Correct.
>> We were Indian.
>> We went from cuddler.
>> No, no, no, no, no.
>> Native. No, native first. You right.
Indian.
>> We went from Indian.
>> Yes.
>> To I think colored or negro.
>> And then Negro.
>> Then Negro.
>> Negro.
>> Then black American.
>> Yep. And then afroamerican. That was >> afro or whatever. Black or African.
Afro. Africanamean was brought up in 88 by Jesse Jackson.
He the one that created the Africaname >> and that's >> Of course, >> you know what I'm saying? Because our people was here.
>> If you read the Columbus diary, >> they native to these land. You the Columbus diary and all that other like that. Black people was here >> right >> before anybody.
>> Yeah. and and all black people uh ancestors weren't slaves.
>> Well, see, you know what I'm saying?
Right. Right. Right. So, if if if you look on our history uh and and the the things that we've done here in America, uh they will never ever let the truth come out of who we really are and what we really done. But what I want to say to you is is that I want to thank you for your commentary and what you came on and I appreciate that.
I just want the people >> you know I love you so we just going to agree to disagree on that point but I love you anyway. You know that.
>> All right. So then my whole thing about it is is that I just want the people to understand is that there is a lot of things that is going to come out of this thing.
And if it comes out the right way, I just hope that these two parents who have gotten the whole country and part in their business know that we as a people, there's white people, there's black people, there's people of all different nationalities.
You understand? Feel their pain and feel for what they are going through for losing a child untimely.
Absolutely. No doubt.
>> And I just want to say, yo, I want to thank the chat today. I want to thank OG Patrice for coming on. You understand?
And listen, until we meet again, I'mma do this uh grown folks thing tonight. OG Patrice, you might want to be a part of this one cuz I got a couple of things that I want to get on my black sisters about for not being subservient >> or think there's a problem of being subservient to a good man.
>> All right. What time?
>> Oh, I'mma go on. It's 3. It's 4:39. This going to be at 8:30. I'mma start at 8:30. You know what I'm saying? 8:30, 9:00. I'm going to start. You know what I mean?
>> All right. I'll be there, bro. All right, man. All right. Peace. Bye.
>> Hey, chat. Peace. I appreciate y'all.
Y'all be good.
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