well, we found out yesterday that the lil wayne has come out.in the principal while we were on the principal while we were on the tarmac in north carolina while donald trump was supposedly meeting with troops. he was meeting with troops. so we we re he was meeting with troops. so we were scrambling to figure out if lil wayne was there also. it turns out this meeting happened in doral, in miami, florida, on thursday morning. we had been called to the principal to sit in donald trump's press pool at the resort in doral four hours. nothing happened. it turned out that was the meeting between lil wayne and trump. we had been wondering if it was a big photo, —— faked photo, we were trying to confirm from the white house if it was something that really happened, and on the flat part, on air force one press secretary kaylee mckinney came back and said, yes, had a productive meeting. she called it epic. the interesting thing about lil wayne is that anything that helps donald trump get more young black men to maybe not vote republican, but maybe not vote

the miami harold claims lil wayne was charged with possessing a gun as a convicted felon.ds say the rapper admitted to owning a gold-plated gun in his personal jet. the documents reveal authorities reported finding ammunition and suspected illegal drugs. he pleaded guilty from possessioning a firearm in 2007. convicted felons are barred from boning guns and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted again. >>> two republican senators were absent from the vote because they had to go into coronavirus quarantine. three other republican senators opposed the nomination. senate majority leader can still bring up shelton's nomination in the future. >>> still ahead, pandemic buying, major grocery stores are limiting certain products that shoppers can buy. >>> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. on the cbs money watch, super markets are trying to avoid a pandemic shortage and twitter introduces disappearing tweets. >>> stock futures are showing a mixed open. the dow fell 167 points, the nasdaq lost 24 and s&p 500 gave up 17. you may notice some ba

you see rapers like 50-cent and lil wayne and others of, this is a business decision, an intellectuals decision which says which candidate is more conducive for the way of life in america that i desire to live and they decided it's donald trump. they pushed past the false narrative of him being a race hater and him going to make conditions miserable for the black community if he's elected. they see it's been anything else but that so they made a business decision and they're influencing others to make the same type of decision and so many more that are not celebrities, just men and women on the street are making the same digs as well. jillian: ---same decision as well. jillian: thank you very much for your time and insight. >> god bless you. todd: like wise. a lesson on civility ahead of the election, a trump supporter replacing a neighbor's stolen joe biden sign. >> we love our neighbors and want them to be able to exercise their freedom of speech just like everybody else. jillian: the gesture bringing together two people on opposite sides of the political aisle. jeffrey on facebook

when you look at their wealth, lil wayne is worth over $200 million.treet that's not their circumstance. i think not only are they outliers and while they have a measure of influence and have their platform, what i am not seeing the issues they care about are the issues i'm hearing about when i'm on the street. the issue i'm hearing about people really having concerns around jobs and how covid-19 has been handled and the extreme racism. i think while there are certainly some outliers in our community, certainly some who have been woo'd because of their own personal reasons or personal gain or attention, the vast majority of people i have been talking to have not taken that line. >> there's a new op-ed on the hill and it argues the victory in november. we have seen a summer of racial reckoning. we saw president trump clearing protesters at black lives matter plaza so he could hold up a bible to show how tough he is on law and order. is there something about biden's message that isn't landing? >> i do want to push back on the headline. i think there's ra

>>the news now rapper lil wayne is facing federal weapons charges and could do serious prison time if convicted. authorities say he was charged in florida today with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon a federal offense that carries a potential sentence of up to 10 years behind bars documents filed in miami federal courts say the rapper whose real name is dwayne michael carter junior had a gold plated hand gun and ammo on december 23rd of last year. despite knowing that he had a previous felony on his record the rapper was at the airport in miami at the time. >>for sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>the 49 ers have a much needed week off their banged up they have lost 3 straight player on the covid less so in the case in from football is definitely what the doctor ordered. but when they come back from vacation n even way beyond that will jimmy g still be the quarterback that's the question jimmy has been hampered all season by a high ankle sprain the expected timetable for his recovery was about 6 weeks from november, second which would allow him to return for a couple

meanwhile the rappers love trump kanye ice cube 50-cent and now lil' wayne and he is little. why is that? they are businessmen who work hard and understand it the only color that matters is green and trump makes the green growth for all and that's why trump is closer to the street than most pigeons. oh you can hate him fine but no one is supporting him including the man himself is threatening those who aren't. the other side imagine running into this pack. there are there are so many more reasons to vote for trump than in 2016 and one is a lemon. >> there a lot of friends i had to get rid of the cause they are so nonsensical when it comes to this issue. they have every single talking point that they hear on tv and from as president. i had to get rid of them because they are too far gone. greg: he had a lot of friends. fake news. you are saying if you support trump lemon will drop you. done deal screams america but like he had friends who like trump? that's like saying steltzer has friends. matt but today hard left is the never trumper say the same thing when this is over we a

and five time grammy award-winning hip-hop artist lil wayne trust me, he's big.he polls are tighter than they've ever been in the battleground real clear politics average it is a dead heat in florida north carolina, and arizona. and trump is within margin of error in pennsylvania and within striking distance in michigan, wisconsin, and minnesota. now personally, i believe trump is looking even better in the battle grounds since mainstream media polls show. i don't believe a lot of these polls. it is neck and neck everywhere and the president is in a great position. republicans are tied or ahead in early voting in wisconsin, michigan, ohio, texas, arizona, and georgia. republican enthusiasm is huge and in florida republicans are wiping out the democrat early vote advantage and her own pace to put biden behind where hillary was in 2016. the democrats are getting nervous. look at headlines politico we've got to stop the bleeding, democrats sound alarm in miami. bloomberg biden aid see warning signs in black latino turnout so far. "new york times" can we trust pennsy

>> when the democrats have lost lil wayne, when they lost $0.50, when they lost leo terrel, there is day. it's called the awakening. in 2008, republicans got 4% of the black vote at the presidential level. 2012 i'm a 6%. donald trump got around 8%. this time it looks like he's going to get around 12%, which is a 50% increase. little by little, black people are waking up and realizing that the issue facing america and 2020 is not systemic racism, it's not foundational racism, it's notis endemic racism, it's the fact that 70% of black kids come into the world without a father, marriage, or mother in the house, there's a 50% intercity dropout rate in our high school and 20% of young black men have criminal records. a young black man is eight times more likely to be murdered than a young white man and also always the murderer is another young black man. these are major issues facing black america, not racialism, and a growing number of black people are recognizing this and democrats are scared and they are lashing out the way theyy are. >>> sean: you owe larry. larry 1.0 pin he's been ah

trump calling the canvassers i had to google "trump wayne," which gave me a bunch of articles about lil wayneump so. then i typed "wayne trump" into google again and one of the suggested searches was "wayne trumpet" so i clicked on that. and found a wikipedia article about a jazz musician named wayne bergeron who plays the trumpet so i started reading it because i personally always thought if i hadn't gone into comedy, i could have become a jazz musician. and then i remembered what i was "supposed to be doing and googled trump calls wayne county board of canvassers. the point is, this stupid coup is taking a long [ bleep ] time. and then there's the fact that trump is attempting to overturn tens of thousands of ballots in georgia and arizona and sending rudy giuliani to pennsylvania to embarrass himself in federal court. it's funny, but when rudy shows up in court even via conference call, everyone must immediately think it's a hidden camera prank. when you think about it, in every case but one this year, rudy was the borat rudy and the trump team made a series of court filings yesterday in w

jerry, many of your tell low grammy winning artists, lil wayne and such, chance the rapper and ice cubend said that they will be supporting president trump. what do you say to black men out there that might be listening to him, to those artist who is say they will vote for president trump? >> i would tell you like this, everybody should pick whoever you wan but go out and vote. just know your vote counts and that's what we use in our music, a platform to make a difference. whoever you want to vote for, these you. but go out and vote. we need that, to use that platform to make a difference. our communities, we need that help. that's why i teamed up with ras baraka and hip-hop was created when i was a part of the album. we're talking about a struggle in the communities. that's what we need to go out there and be heard and be a part of this election. we need to go out and vote. i don't care who you vote for. but black lives matter. let's go. let's make a difference. >> we'll leave it there. that sums up why we need to vote. ras barakaka and jerry duplesis, thank you. >>> to georgia next to

>> you know, sean, when the democrats lost lil wayne, 50 cent, leo terrell, there is a new day here,wakening. in 2008, republicans got 4% of the black vote at the presidential level. 2012, 6%. donald trump got around 8%. this time, it looks like he's going to get around 12%, which is a 50% increase. little by little, black people are waking up and realizing that the issues facing america in 2020 is not systemic racism, not foundational racism, not endemic racism, it's the fact 70% of black kids come into the world without a father and mother in the house, 50% inner-city dropout rate, 25% of young black men have criminal records. young black man is eight times more likely to be murdered than a young white man, almost always the murderer is another young black man. these are the issues facing black america, not racism, and a growing number of black people are recognizing this, and the democrats are scared, which is why they're lashing out the way they are they are. >> sean: you know, leo, you owe larry, you really do, larry 1.0, larry has been ahead of the curve and he hasn't shifted.

lil wayne [ laughter ] the campaign has finally drawn to a close and after hundreds of rallies, i think sums up trump's closing argument for why he believes he deserves a second term. ♪ >> if you're italian, do you happen to like christopher columbus chris-to-for [ laughter ] huh? ♪ >> jimmy: how another one of trump's strongest closing arguments. >> tariq: yeah ♪ >> you know why they're trying to talk everybody out of voting people aren't buying it cnn, you dumb bastards. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, this is a big story. the biden campaign canceled an event in texas after a pretty scary incident watch this >> a caravan of president trump supporters surrounding a a biden/harris bus the vehicles tried to slow down the bus and also run it off the road >> jimmy: that was my biggest complaint about this year, it wasn't quite "mad max" enough. [ laughter ] well, speaking of driving, check out what hertz is doing to help people vote. >> hertz, meanwhile is helping people get the polls starting today as part of its drive to vote program, any customer who rents a car for two or more days will

trump has the big following in the hip-hop community, i say he starts a hip-hop group with ice tube, lil wayne they could sing the hook. diamond and silk could be the opening act. they could be the platinum four. i think it would be a huge hit in alaska. that would be a good role. it would be huge. his supporters would love it. >> a hip-hop tour in alaska. something we did not think of. >> who opens for that act? >> kendis, you would go. i believe you support him. >> my namesake in essence. >> a lot of talk of trump getting a cable channel or dabbling in that foray. do you see that with o.a.n.n.? >> i think he should do a streaming service, right? there has been talk about that. they could stream films. along with gone with the wind, wall street. greed is good. birth of a nation. lots of mel gibson movies and something from the charlie daniels collection. it could be a hit. a huge hit. >> wow? >> part of the collection. like the presidential library. >> even at this point stormy daniels like keep my name out of this. >> she might like something. >> there's a lot of speculation whether trump wi

his advisors reached out, lil' wayne was interested in black america. his millions of followers, all of his fans to really do something positive for african-americans. you know criminal justice reform is so important to him. and if you watch, you've seen, there has been over 10,000 black men that have benefited from criminal justice reform. black men locked up for life sentences, mandatory minimum sentences for selling drugs, non-violent crimes that was important to lil' wayne. also the opportunity zones. think about it, $75 billion in economic development put into black expecter in just two years. that is incredible. we would never thought this was possible under the obama-biden administration. so now we really are seeing the fruits of the labor of donald trump. brian: hey, jack, you were for nfl players for obama. what changed? >> i mean i tell you, i had to do some soul-searching. for me, i was witnessing the things that were happening to our family, the breakdown of the family unit. i was over in haiti, i saw with the obama-biden administration did

i love lil' wayne as an artist, but he does not speak for us, nor does kanye west. if we could have a keep it real moment, alex, the idea that a jason miller, a stephen miller, a sebastian gorka, these people will no longer -- a jared kushner. the idea that they will no longer have the ear of the leader of the free world on january 20th is something that i so look forward to. and peter is right about suppression and disruption and not counting being part of -- an essential part of trump's path to victory on tuesday. but i am so excited that these morons of the world like jason miller, these are the types of folks who should never have any proximity to the highest realms of government. and i'm so happy to see them john in january. >> you're speaking your truth and that's cool on this show, but i want to ask you in terms of reaching to 90 electoral votes on tuesday night, based on what you're seeing. is the path as feasible as the campaign's portraying to be or is it going to be a lot more challenging this time around? >> it's not. you have to remember that pennsylvan

recently lil wayne threw his support behind trump.re something, you know, to the white house, you know, latching on to some black celebrities thinking that it can connect with black voters as if there is some, you know, monolithic voting going on? >> well, fred, first i think it needs to be said that all of those reasons that you touted are rich people. if we're thinking about voters as intersectional, they are both black and rich. very likely making over $400,000 in which biden's tax plan would make them pay more money. at the end of the day, people say -- they lead with what impacts them more. i would also say that those voters are not necessarily -- those three rappers are not a good cross section of the black experience across the country, at least when i talked to voters like right here in wilmington. it should be said that donald trump and his campaign is making some gains with black voters. i think last time around they were getting a 9%, 10% favorability. averages now, it's 13%. 3%, not a big number, but it's a little bit of a

. >> it's herschel walker but it's also people like cube, lil wayne, all these new african-american malesnationalism. they understand president trump's populace approach and they're listening to this and it's starting to resonate. i think he's going to do surprisingly well among african-american males and hispanic males. i know the democratic party is freaked out about what's happening in miami-dade. the message is resonating across the board. you also see it resonate in arizona. i believe that-i think this new coalition around populism and economic nationalism, you're seeing it in massive rallies. you're seeing america rally around to stop the policies of hillary clinton and joe biden. this has been rejected. this is pure globalist. this has been rejected by the american people. that is why president trump, he's a game day player. this is game day. this is going to be the game day vote. tonight he's going to go in and he's not going to let this be stolen by a bunch of slick lawyers and a bunch of media and -- social media oligarchs and silicon valley slick lawyers and the media and also

you've got 50-cent, lil wayne, kanye west, all coming out, being vocal and outward in terms of theirort for president trump. what do you think is behind that, candace? >> i think these are the pioneers. i can tell you this. i wish, maria, that i could speak out about all of the names of artists, a-list people, black americans, i'm talking about basketball players, hip-hop artists, singers that have come to me in private but there won't be speaking out ahead of the election. it is much bigger than you could possibly imagine behind closed doors and there is something happening. and i've been calling it for the last three years. i said there was going to be a blexit. i banked on it so hard. i started a not for profit to speak to black americans about conservative principles. time is up on the democrat party when it comes to black america. you can't come around every four years and say to black americans, you're a victim, you're a victim, we're going to help you and the second we put you in the white house you turn around and pretend we were never there. here is the thing. the left wants