bill li, live mohammed fella williams after the brighten ah. with mm pool. ah ah, welcome back. it's now time for sport and his piece and his father. thank you so much. all non chinese earthy tame to compete a test events for the beijing 2022 winter olympics must be vaccinated against over 19 events will involve more than 2000 participants across 8 venues and spread over 3 main competition areas. organizers had met the risk of corona virus being spread will undoubtedly increase. so they've implemented strict measures on all competitors. they be hi, luna, as well. they're saying competitors within the bubble will only be able to go to their competition. venues and their official training sessions. all other movements are forbidden. we're check their health status every day and only the coven 19 test every day. also, within the bubble, they can only take specially arranged transport in organizers also announced fans may be allowed to attend some venues. the test of an start. this week and run until the end of december. the governing body of men's tennis is investigating allegation

bill. what lies ahead? >> craig, an important vote today in the united states senate on the freedom to vote act. it's expected to happen a little after 2:00 p.m. and this is a procedural vote to begin debate. it needs 60 senators to break a filibuster and move forward. it has the support of the 50 democrats in the caucus, but it does not appear to have a single republican. lisa murkowski, the alaska senator, the most willing to engage with democrats on the issue of voting rights has said she is a no on this bill and will vote to filibuster. now the question becomes what happens if it gets to that 50 vote hump but does not get to 60? activists and voting rights advocates have said for a while that democrats should pierce the filibuster with a carveout that would require using the so-called nuclear option to change the rules at least for the issue of voting rights so this bill can move forward to debate and to a vote. that appears highly unlikely to happen, because two key democratic holdouts who by the way s

somebody else authorized it, do you agree with the taxpayer picking up a multimillion dollar bill for someone that lied under oath to government officials? attorney general garland: the assessment made by the litigators the bill to the taxpayers would be higher if we don't resolve the matter as it was resolved. host: tom in battle creek, michigan. a republican. we are asking all of you to tell us what you think of the performance of merrick garland, the attorney general. your turn. go ahead. caller: thank you. i think an attorney general that focuses on local parents planning about curriculum and mass mandates -- mask mandates and local school boards, that hardly merits the attention of the justice department. as such, that kind of focus coming from the attorney general causes me to have very little confidence in the man. there are so many other major problems going on which are far, far more serious than this issue that our legislators are basically wasting their time covering. violence in chicago and other major cities. the situation on the border. especially in regards to gang activity and drugs. my

lied to. it's not getting, you know, listened bill up. mistaken about that. they love to be lied to, so they don't have to take any responsibility. but this lieutenant colonel, he's left all alone. and to take the brunt of this here, and it looks like the military is going to punch down really hard, 6 counts against him. go ahead sir. well, the always, this is media theater and they will always find somebody who is the, you know, the mediate for guy of the minute. i certainly wish he had gone a bit higher up the food chain than just his immediate officers not telling the truth to the troops because these are wars created for corporate profit. now i'm speaking from managua, where u. s. wars ripped apart central america years ago and continue continue relentlessly to destroy the people of latin america. central america. absolutely. with sanctions, with all kinds of military threats. so it's the same policies that are used. there's destructive drone attacks, but there's also sanctions on $39.00 countries. now a 3rd of the world's population, an endless, endless c

condemned the procedures never mind fauci and friends mysteriously gain of function research lied about five billinghave been killed. is this the dog motor that get them riled up? so be it. for the record, i'm against all of it. i know very brave take. twenty-four lawmakers in the letter demanding answers from fauci as to how particular sweet breed was subjected to torture at taxpayer expense. this is one of the many reasons why i'm a libertarian, government should not be doing most things but especially overpaying a dog hating monster for sainthood, budget numbers, kill grandmothers and puppies and demand mass gratitude. dogs were asking for it like the american trying to leave afghanistan to shop in place in the taliban. no one is allowed to use pages from discussing playbook that robs taxpayers, kills innocent except zero responsibly in any other realm working prison time. don't just fire fauci, lock him up. politicians are the only ones angry, and one for the beating heart in their chest. the # arrest fauci has been trending on twitter news of the experiment. people don't mess around with doctor

host: -- >> do you agree with the taxpayer picking up a multimillion dollar bill for someone who lied under >> oath to government officials? >>[no audio] the assessment from the litigators was that the bill to the taxpayers would be -- host: tom, battle creek, we are asking you all to tell us what you think about the performance of merrick garland, attorney general. your turn, go ahead. caller: an attorney general that focuses on local parents complaining about curriculum and mask mandates to local school boards, it hardly merits the attention of the justice department and as such, that kind of focus coming from the attorney general causes me to have, you know, very little confidence in the man. there are so many other major problems going on that are far, far more serious than this issue that our legislators are basically, wasting their time covering. the violence in chicago and other major cities. the situation on the border. especially with regards to gang activity and drugs. my goodness. a parent is concerned about curriculum at a local school in podunk iowa and this guy is soundi

. >> i just told numbers of my leadership that the reconciliation bill was a culmination of lies. >> this is a culmination of your time -- culmination means the end of an era. >> get out of here. >> julie: are we looking at a lame duck speaker here? >> tomi: i believe so but i'd like to go back to vintage nancy pelosi where she told us we had to pass the bill before we knew what was in it. i think it's important that the american people know what was in this bill and what their tax dollars are being spent on. i think it's so funny when we see representatives say who are we taking the money from? i have to laugh at that because i have the same question, who are they taking the money from? the answer is we, the american taxpayer. there's so much in here if the american real people really knew what it was him with a responding on they would just be us for met in denying this. i have to give her a huge round of applause, obviously she's a democrat but she is standing firm and she's doing very well in purple arizona because of it. as much as this seems like a tough time in our country, an

the 10-year spending bill specifically lies out in section 4009 that if the bipartisan info structurees, funds can be used to cover the transportation portion of the 10-year spending program, and then the transportation money in the 10-year spending program can be reallocated to other programs. so, in a sense, the bipartisan infrastructure bill wound up finding social programs over 10 years. i wish people would read that and contact legislators and get that thing addressed. but it is already baked into the 10-year spending plan. i would like to hear kristin's comments. although she may not be aware specifically, she will have something to say, i'm sure. host: david, thanks for the call. guest: thanks for bringing that up. one thing about the bipartisan infrastructure package that people don't know is in analysis, 90% of those jobs on day one will go into the jobs that are in male-dominated industries. when we look about how we are actually looking into these policies, how we are looking at the care infrastructure, what is going on in our own minds, we can see that the bipartisan infra

it exactly, it's the mainstream media perpetuates, all of these lies that feed into the bill of narrative that black people are being targeted for no other reason than their skin color. and i even go as far as to say that politicians are responsible for this division as well. if you have people like joe biden, who refused to even acknowledge, really the organ, to, at the existence of antique as an organization, which is also causing violence than i mean, i would be much more concerned with those problems than simply what your aunt is posting on facebook, if we really are concerned about division or las poll the panel, lauren, them, lionel, where is all this going? is there gonna be more government regulation of social media, or are we stuck with this amorphous section 230 thing lauren than lionel? i think there's absolutely going to be more regulation already. we saw that divided administration admitted they were letting facebook know what type of misinformation post they wanted to remove. and i think a hog in the senate hearing they are simply setting the stage for going in and inflictin

somebody else authorized it, do you agree with the taxpayer picking up a multi-million dollar bill for someone who liedould be higher if we didn't resolve the matter as it was resolved. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator leahy. >> thank you. attorney general garland good to see you and thank you for being here. i'm sure the members of the committee are eager to discuss with you what the justice department is doing, what can be done better. just say this, after four tumultuous years in which the former president viewed the justice department as his personal law firm, the department is living up to the most fundamental principle in our american justice system that nobody is above the law. that's what i learned about the justice department when i was in -in-law school, the experience i had as a litigator. i was dismayed seeing what happened in the past four years and i thank you, attorney general, for bringing the department back from the brink. still a lot to be done but i think the americans should take comfort the rule of law is again being inforced. how urgently we must act to protect american's c

the stopgap funding bill easily passed the house and the senate. but another test for president joe agenda lieshouse of representatives prepares to vote for a $1 trillion in for structure plan. and former french president nicolas sarkozy has given a one-year jail sentence after think found guilty of illegal campaign financing. he's set to serve the sentence confined to his home. more than 22,000 refugees and migrants are stuck in the north colombian beach town waiting for smugglers to help them cross into panama. the migrants, who are mostly from haiti, are attempting to travel through one of the most dangerous and impassable regions in the world. the darien gap is the only overland route between south and north america. 500 people are allowed to board boats each day, which takes them to the start of their perilous journey. let 1500 arrived in the small town every 24 hours. those who do find a boat face a six-day journey on foot through roadless, lawless jungle. they often arrive in panama dehydrated, ill, or robbed of their belongings. from there, they still have to make it through nicaragua,

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it seems as though looking where this lies, the chances both bills will move, that's going to take arly heavy lift. rej legislative text, if it's legislative text, sign offs with senator manchin and senator sinema, is that something that would get you over the finish line if it comes together in the next 24 hours? would that help alleviate the trust deficit you're talking about with some in your party? >> if there is sign off from senators manchin and sinema that they will go with the legislative text that we have, then that may make a difference. >> okay. >> i can't say yes. what i'm looking for is a senate vote. i need it to be voted on. i need the parliamentarian to say that this thing is good and that it can be voted on. that's what i want to see. but that would be a really good step if we have those yeses from those two senators. >> and you want to hear them publicly. we've got cameras all over that building. before i let you go, in that meeting this morning president biden told you, your fellow democrats that it was not hyperbole to say that house and senate majorities and my p

bill, everyone is for them. not everyone. but with 70% of the american people are for them. >> is that maybe, peter, where the best argument lies. the individual elements of the bill, that's what resonates with the american public, to the point you were talking about. forget about the talking price and the sausage making you and i are discussing right now. is the strategy going in that direction? tell the people what they're going to get, have them get behind it. >> yeah, if people don't know what's in the bill, then whose fault is it at this point? that's what a president is supposed to do, tell the american people what he's trying to do, why he's trying to do it, what they would get out of it. and they don't know because it has focused entirely on a number. will it be $3.5, $1.5, someplace in between. that's of interest on the hill and that's important in terms of substance, but it's all esoteric or abstract to everyday americans. they're not telling them what's in the bill, why they should care about it. pre-k, you know, education, child care, climate change issues, initiatives, free community college. those issues -- those

i think you and i know our viewers know how catastrophic the bill is for the american future. it liese hands of west virginia voters and activists. this will give, push support to the democrats to say no to the radical socialist wing of the democrat party if they continue to push back, to say no. otherwise, the bernie sanders push can be become overwhelming. there is a lot of voices, there is a lot of protesters. elizabeth: really hitting the president's numbers. show quinnipiac quickly. i want the viewer to see what is going on with quinnipiac. the progressives seem to be be dragging down his poll numbers, sean. it is now at 38%. his approval rating is 38%. 56% disapprove. terry mcauliffe running for virginia governor. he is caught on a hot mic saying the president is a drag on erasing, basically, that he is not popular. the president is not popular. where is that bill clinton moment saying the era of big government is over? when bill clinton said that in 96 his gallop rating went up 10 points, you know what i mean, sean? biden is beating up people. get out of the way of big spending

these bills are fueled by lies.'re racing through 48 states, 33 have been signed into law. there was no fraud. so everything these lies purport to fix isn't real. it's like the -- >> no, we didn't need the ammunition. we didn't need the ammunition on the facts, clearly. that's why we've been marching and rallying. what we needed is to be able to retort what manchin and them were saying about, they wanted to do the bill in a way that would be bipartisan. they did the bill their way, and there was still no republicans that would go. that's what we're talking about, ammunition in the argument. clearly, we were dealing with a fraudulent claim from the beginning about there were fraudulent votes. that was absurd on its face. >> yeah, and i guess, eugene, i want to really get into this technically. here's jen psaki talking about filibuster reform today. >> what are some ways that the filibuster can be fundamentally altered? without ending it altogether? >> i think the president will have more to say about this in the comi

li camp here in washington. at least one democratic senator is hell bent on making sure that the democratic reconciliation bill helps his constituents as little as possible to find out what's up with west. virginia's jo manchin were joined by our riverboat ramblin correspondent and is lee and is why hello there li. just soaking up some mountain state sunshine. ah songs dangerous for some with your pigment? oh, so i think that's a western shirt. yeah. west virginia. so what's going on, would you imagine you outside or simply don't understand this great state, talk to anyone here and they know exactly what's going on with joe mansion. he's getting west virginia the attention it deserves with his independent trick. right. well, i outside is are kind of wondering why jo, mansion keeps gutting this bill, which isn't even that great to begin with. mention is trying to end the child tax credit at $60000.00 a year. so america doesn't turn to an entitlement mentality. and there's no better way to avoid that than stoking resentment among people who make $61000.00 a year. so we're going to make working families squabble over c

bill hagerty. senator, how does the president get away with these bold-faced lies despite no public record of this?ob of educating the american public on what the mainstream media will not. again, they're giving him a pass on what is a total lie, a fabrication. he's precipitated the greatest national security crisis that we've seen in our lifetimes at this southern border, yet he can't find time to go there? he can't find time to even own up to this. this is a complete disaster of his own making. they're now on track to have over 2 million crossing this border illegally, and they're piping them into our homes, into our neighborhoods, into our cities. it's just amazing, what they're doing. they're turning every town into a border town right now. maria: well, you made the point when i've spoken with you in the past about how you knew that they were flying migrants secretly into chattanooga. now "the new york post" has busted them. they actually went to the westchester private airport and shot, you know, video of these people being let off in westchester and then going on buses. we don't know where th

lies. he drags bill barr. i mean, it's lice. it's hysteria.i thought is it's a window into how terrified the "wall street journal" can the murdochs still are of donald trump and his base. >> well, it's a curious decision. i know people who work at the "wall street journal" who are street reporters who don't want to be judged by the editorial page. but let's think about what this was. it's not only just that it was form of president trump spewing the lies that he has been spewing ever since that november night that it was very clear to him that he lost the election. but it's that he also included these sort of fictional fake numbers going state by state making thing up that were clearly not true. it is sort of scary in these times when you think of all the different things that this country has been through. you think of january 6th and really american democracy almost coming to its knees, that we are now debating whether or not the lies that really fed into people trying to kill the vice president, to try to kill the house speaker, that they a

and rent payments this year, such as the cares act, the covid-19 relief bill in the american rescue plan. the addendum also lies data on rental payments and risk of evictions collected during the pandemic through these households surveys pretty in the addendum concludes with an exercise where we try to estimate the effects of the federal relief. fort- typical or hypothetical household. so another slide is incredibly complicated but i encourage you to review the full table in the report at your leisure and the idea behind the table is to try to simplify and think about the numerous documents that might affect the level and measurements. this table examines a pandemic impact for a hypothetical family of four that includes tomb minimum wage who lost their jobs during the pandemic and considers out the might treat their needs. so they market housing survey like other major surveys, account me back money income. it does not count post tax income nonrecurring income benefits such as food assistance in the value shown in the rockets, represent the income source that are not captured by the hhs. in the first column pre

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later, some call president biden's bill back better plan li ke the new deal.will discuss with professor price fishback. ♪ >> this week on the c-span networks, the senate will be out after passing an agreement that would lift the debt ceiling through early december. the house will meet early tuesday to vote on the measure. the u.s. supreme court will hear oral argument on several cases throughout the week. you can listen to them all on c-span.org and the new c-span now app. kentucky's attorney general argues that his office should be able to seek -- we'll have live coverage of that oral argument. wednesday a 10:00 a.m. eastern, live on c-span.org and the new c-span now app, the supreme court will hear a case seeking to reinstate the death sentence for the boston marathon bomber a previous federal court had vacated. and the house veterans affairs mitty will hold a virtual hearing on the recruitment of veterans by domestic extremist groups. witnesses include veterans who have been targeted for recruitment and academics who study the issue, among others. watch thi

later, some call president biden's bill back better plan li ke the new deal.will discuss with professor price fishback. ♪ >> this week on the c-span networks, the senate will be out after passing an agreement that would lift the debt ceiling through early december. the house will meet early tuesday to vote on the measure. the u.s. supreme court will hear oral argument on several cases throughout the week. you can listen to them all on c-span.org and the new c-span now app. kentucky's attorney general argues that his office should be able to seek -- we'll have live coverage of that oral argument. wednesday a 10:00 a.m. eastern, live on c-span.org and the new c-span now app, the supreme court will hear a case seeking to reinstate the death sentence for the boston marathon bomber a previous federal court had vacated. and the house veterans affairs mitty will hold a virtual hearing on the recruitment of veterans by domestic extremist groups. witnesses include veterans who have been targeted for recruitment and academics who study the issue, among others. watch thi

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lies in the framing of it. if this abbreviated version of the bill gets through, then it's a victory for president biden. but it is also a victory for the american people and democrats, whatever their differences, sat down, burned the midnight oil and tried to get a deal to the american people while senate republicans did nothing. there could have been so much more including medicare expansion and dental and vision for seniors if republicans were interested in doing anything more than obstructing anything president biden says. that's the framing. they are not going to get everything the president promised, but they will get a lot more than they would get from republicans. republicans have done nothing to help the american people. all they have done is what mitch mcconnell swore they would do, which is to shut this administration down 100%. you can look at it as biden promised this and that and that will demoralize his supporters. what should motivate them is that he is getting this much done given the opposition he is facing. >> i think rene gets it right. i think it is bigger. when you look at some of t

the democrats have lied throughout all of this that are going on. number one the infrastructure bill with the roads, even the climate change stuff, the $1.7 bill it was done with both republicans and democrats. they said they would bring it up, and they would vote on it. they didn't do that because they want this 3.5. the second thing that happened was, i'm a -- here in new jersey, but new york, new jersey, and connecticut supposedly made a pact, i hope i got the information correctly here, that a.o.c. and also the long island congressman that all the joint congressional people would not vote for the 3.5 unless they put in, i believe it's called salt, so you could take out your local taxes. host: state and local taxes. caller: they did not put that in the bill. they made a pact that they would not vote for it. including schumer said the same thing, too. he would not vote for it unless they put the salt thing into the bill. they dew point do that. they didn't do that. the democrats have been lying all throughout that. that is really the crux of this whole problem. it has nothing do wi

this appears to be an investigation into whether trump and his company lied to tax authorities in order to reduce the property tax bill associated with this golf course. we showed you last night what this might look like, in this example from just one year, 2016. in that one year the town assessed the value of the trump golf course at $15 million for tax purposes. the trump organization said no, that's ridiculous, it's worth less than a tenth of that, it's worth $1.4 million, that's all that we should be paying taxes on. meanwhile that same year, trump on his financial disclosure form as a presidential candidate decreed that the golf club was worth over $50 million. and, you know, lying is one thing, but lying to tax authorities for the purpose of reducing your tax burden is a crime. and that appears to be what's under investigation by yet another state prosecutor, even as the trump organization is already under felony indictment by another prosecutor in new york state for alleged tax evasion at his business in manhattan. joining us now is the former deputy chief of the criminal division in the southern district of ne

and its problems, actionable solutions and the sense of purpose and they feed is sold a bill of individuals and to lies and political and social grievance as they've been successful. security experts are increasingly concerned about the rise of participation of law enforcement members, active-duty and reserve service members and veterans within the ranks of these violent extremist groups. veterans have been connected too 10% of all domestic access since 2015. this is shocking since veterans comprise less than 6% of the population. veterans who participate may be few, they can be extreme and dangerous point it only took one by the name of lee harvey oswald a marine veteran too stunned the nation and change the history of the presidency. it only took two army veterans by the end of timothy mcveigh and terry nichols to destroy the federal building in oklahoma city and to 168 and and 100. and insurrectionist mob engage in conspiracy led apart by the extra scrips invaded this house to spoil the very altar of our democratic republic. they breach the security and they hunted for you. of them with a six and a

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got us to this point now where we are now and that therein lies, the difficulty that we are going to move both of these bills as we that original agreement, we can't have just one bill without the other. look at the infrastructure bill entails and we have to make sure that we fix our roads and bridges and have the hard infrastructure bill which is going to create. millions of jobs and we have to have workforce training, which is in the build back better build so that and retraining so that those who have been shut out of and the building of the infrastructure in our country are eligible and have the skills and the training for the first bill to to be able to get those jobs and so they work in tandem. they work hand in hand. you can't tell me that we're going to leave children behind or seniors behind and only hard infrastructure bill and leave everyone else behind. so the agreement was early on several months ago that these bills would be worked through. as 2 bills as a package and that's what we intend to do. >> do you plan to push this forward through reconciliation. >> but senator schumer and speaker pelo

$13 bill. >> they say they make more off of their app businesses. >> it's incredible. >> keep the pods in your ear though. they always fall out amount separate issue. susan, thanks very much. susan lino sooner that we got word that an fda panel said it's okay to go with pfizer, we're already getting california going ahead with pfizer. and getting kids vaccinated. what about you? what about your kid? after this. ♪ darling, i, i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed applebee's. with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> neil: man, that didn't take long. california is already setting up as we speak 4,000 sites to administer 1.2 million covid shots to kids after an fda panel gave pfizer the go-ahead for kids 5-11 years old. some thoughts from dr. kevin campbell, cardiologist. good to have you, doctor. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: what do you make of this? >> it's gr

bill and now it clearly is. he has a credibility problem with the senate. nancy lied to her moderates about voting but that is sort of to be expected. biden is supposed to be legislative bipartisan genius and for him to get caught lying to the senate is going to be a problem not only now but going forward. there's a way out, which is for the republicans to essentially say look, we will help you on infrastructure. we will help put debt ceiling if you walk away from the social welfare bill for good. that's a bipartisan possibility. but, you have to have trust in the president to do that and that's not there right now. he has got a competency problem. he has a trust problem and that's no way to sort of be the president of the united states. >> brian: if people can follow this at home, marc, i know you can moderate democrats said i would go along with the 3.5 trillion if you promise to go along with the bipartisan bill by september 27th. it's october 1st. what happened to pelosi the that christian get things done and wrangle the cats and make sure legislation got passed.

election officials in maricopa county have stood up to that sham audit, exposing the lies for what they are. here's billut a doubt the biggest threat to our democracy in my lifetime. if elected officials continue to choose party over truth, then these procedures are going to continue on. these privately funded, government-backed attacks on legitimate elections. >> let me repeat. these are republicans. he also is a republican official decrying the conspiracies around the 2020 election result. no matter what they say, no matter what the cyber ninjas find, the big lie continues to spread and spread. "washington post" reports, the six-month gop driven review confirmed the accuracy of the results, according to a report released last month, but that hasn't silenced trump, who continues to make false claims or those of other republicans, including several arizona lawmakers on the house committee. despite the fact that no evidence of widespread fraud has come to light in the 11 months since the election by anyone anywhere, republicans have only ratcheted up their ridiculous claims. there is now a push for a for

lied to, but anyway. >> but you know, there's a nice middle ground, save america and kill the bill.ll the bill, kill all his bills. he still dangerous. he still makes decisions and he still got people behind the scenes programming him. >> greg: it you are a democrat, did you deal with joe at all? you must have at some point, in the 80s. >> on another network or another show, every time he would run for president, he came on as a guest. he was always running for president unsuccessfully. and we were talking about iraq one time and i was telling him, maybe things aren't so bad. the iraq stock market is up and bond yields are down and he looked at me and said, you know i don't know anything about that. i will leave it to you. you figure it out and tell me later. he hasn't changed much. >> greg: i'm going to leave it to you. and every time something goes wrong he's a stomach there's always americans at fault. he said you guys have to suck it up, i'm losing my patience with >> greg: he's overcome with regret overrunning an unsafe set. criminal charges could be filed in the accidental sho

people the truth nobody likes being lied to, red tails are dropping everywhere, dropping in the sports world in the entertainment world, too. people are waking up from billssell clients. did you see this? >> years ago we were hearing trump was colluding with russia. now, there is serious evidence the clinton campaign and hillary clinton directly involved in the generation of what's proven to be a conspiracy. i find myself godsmack, flatter kat us flabbergasted with the democratic conspiracy. [laughter] dan: good for you, brother. if you've been watching this the party has been going on forever, none of this ever gelled, we knew it was fake, a hoax. i'm sorry it's about four years too late for everyone else waking up now. this isn't so much a red pill, i wouldn't call shaq a businessman but even shaquille o'neal is getting tired of the cancer culture bs. did you read this? that celebrities are going crazy and i don't want to be one. i denounce my celebrity status today, i came from nothing. just because i made it, doesn't mean i'm bigger or smarter than you, just because i have more money doesn't mean i'm better than you, i've never been that way and neve