SMACKDOWN WITH DARRELL SCOTT - NOVEMBER 2ND, 2025

Summary

Podcast Summary: Smackdown with Darrell Scott – November 2, 2025

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Darrell Scott
Co-host: James Davis
Date: November 3, 2025

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Overview

This episode of “Smackdown with Darrell Scott” dives into current political events, cultural commentary, and provides a pointed critique of media personalities and political figures—particularly focusing on former President Trump’s overseas tour, partisan infighting in Congress, welfare narratives in America, and spotlighting controversial public figures. The tone is irreverent and combative, blending humor, cultural observations, and sharp political takes.

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Main Segments & Key Points

1. Trump’s Asian Tour: Honor Abroad, Scorn at Home

(01:51–13:08)

• Success and Subtext:
  Trump’s recent Asian tour is painted as a major success, in direct contrast to how, according to the hosts, he’s treated at home.

  “He’s on tour in Asia getting the honor that he should be getting at home, but they’re honoring him.”
  — Darrell Scott (02:22)

• Iconic Moments & Humor:
  The segment is laced with humor, comparing Trump’s global reception to dance crazes, and joking about Trump picking up new dance moves in Malaysia.

  “He put a little flavor on that... he had little sauce on the Trump dash.”
  — James Davis (04:35)

  They also discuss the impact of Trump using the Village People's “YMCA” at events, arguing it's revitalized the song.

• South Korea’s Tribute:
  Trump receives a symbolic golden crown in Korea, which the hosts jest “trolled the left.”

  “They crowned the king. I know he had that on that night when he went home.”
  — Darrell Scott (09:29)

• China, Alpha vs. Alpha:
  Scott and Davis highlight Trump’s strong stance in China negotiations, painting Trump and Xi Jinping as mutual “alphas” in stark contrast to past U.S. administrations.

  “This is Alpha meeting with Alpha.”
  — Darrell Scott (11:33)

• Historical Flashback:
  They poke fun at George H.W. Bush’s infamous vomiting incident in Japan, contrasting Trump’s tour with past embarrassments.

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2. The Congressional Shutdown & Political Infighting

(14:09–19:34)

• Democrats vs. Trump:
  The hosts claim Democrats are “ruining the country just to hurt Trump,” accusing them of valuing power over patriotism.

  “The Democratic Party would destroy this country just to hurt Trump.”
  — Darrell Scott (14:53)

• Shutdown Dynamics:
  Despite Republican control, the shutdown has allegedly boosted GOP approval.

  “The Republican brand in Congress has actually improved somewhat compared to where we were pre-shutdown...”
  — (16:08)

• Soundbites:

  • Ted Cruz:
    Cruz lambastes Chuck Schumer, calling the closure “the stupidest shutdown”—attributed entirely to political gamesmanship.

    “This is the Schumer shutdown, and it is the stupidest shutdown because it is a shutdown for literally no reason.”
    — Ted Cruz (16:49)

  • Other GOP Figures:
    Representative Brian Mast and Senator John Kennedy also weigh in, calling out Democratic priorities and egos.

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3. Welfare & SNAP Benefits: Challenging Stereotypes

(19:34–26:11)

• Welfare Recipients:
  The hosts challenge the stereotype that Black Americans are the primary recipients of welfare/SNAP benefits.

  “Actually, more white people collectively are on welfare than blacks.”
  — Darrell Scott (21:06)

• Breakdown by Ethnicity:
  They cite statistics pointing to higher percentages among specific immigrant groups, and argue that the Black community has resilience and an “underground ecosystem” to navigate tough times.

• Viral Clip:
  An audio clip features an “Auntie” advising Black viewers not to address news crews about welfare, flipping the narrative on who relies most on government programs.

  “If I see you on the news talking about losing your SNAP benefits... we’re gonna have us a good old come to Jesus moment...”
  — Dear Auntie (23:15)

• Cultural Survival:
  The hosts share personal anecdotes about mutual aid and community resilience, dismissing fears that Black communities are welfare-dependent.

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4. Media Personalities in the Crosshairs: Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Nick Fuentes

(27:20–36:52)

• Calling Out Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens:
  The hosts, with insight from a guest (possibly Dinesh D’Souza), satirize the “shtick” of conservative media figures, accusing them of intellectual dishonesty and grifting.

  “Tucker doesn’t even purport to be knowledgeable about anything... he will ask sort of leading questions in which is embedded an answer, my answer, but framed as a question.”
  — Guest (Dinesh D’Souza), (27:55)

• Hostility and Hypocrisy:
  Scott and Davis mock Carlson for his defensiveness during heated interviews and for moral grandstanding, especially concerning his reaction to the phrase “Jesus Christ.”

  “He looked for a way out and now he called the girl a chick... but if a black dude say that, see the Messiah, he called her a chick and started cussing dude out.”
  — Darrell Scott (31:55)

• Nick Fuentes Interview:
  The hosts sharply critique Carlson’s handling of the Fuentes interview and the discussion of Christian Zionists.

  “He’s not a Christian... If Tucker is a legitimate Christian... can't no demon get you, man.”
  — Darrell Scott (36:04)

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5. People of Color in Politics: “Smackdown of the Week”

(40:45–50:14)

• Fat Letitia James:
  The segment lampoons Letitia James (NY Attorney General), joking about "appellations" in the Black community, then branding her legal troubles as self-inflicted.

  “This ain’t about us. This is about you. It’s your pig plump rump in the ringer, not ours.”
  — Darrell Scott (42:33)

• Somali and Islamist Candidates:
  Criticism is leveled at Somali and Muslim candidates winning in cities like Minneapolis and New York, warning this could signal future cultural and political shifts.

  “Next minute, it’s gonna be like London stand... here go another city.”
  — James Davis (44:26)

• ManDani (“the commie”) in NY:
  Trump is cited warning about a communist in New York office, referencing past and current threats and local resistance.

  “You hate Jews. You hate this country.”
  — Anonymous heckler to Mandani (46:19)

• NAACP Hypocrisy:
  Scott and Davis take aim at the NAACP for allegedly supporting white Democrats over Black Republican women, despite diversity rhetoric.

  “A black woman is not even able to get the support of, get this, the NAACP...”
  — James Davis (48:15)

  “We smack you down for being hypocritical and for, you know, just fronting and faking and all of that.”
  — Darrell Scott (50:14)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “He’s on tour in Asia getting the honor that he should be getting at home, but they’re honoring him.”
  Darrell Scott (02:22)

• “This is Alpha meeting with Alpha.”
  Darrell Scott (11:33)

• “The Republican brand in Congress has actually improved somewhat compared to where we were pre-shutdown despite the fact the Republicans control...”
  Quoting news analysis (16:08)

• “They crowned the king. Now, I know he had that on that night when he went home.”
  Darrell Scott (09:29)

• “The Democratic Party would destroy this country just to hurt Trump.”
  Darrell Scott (14:53)

• “Actually, more white people collectively are on welfare than blacks.”
  Darrell Scott (21:06)

• “We have an underground ecosystem that we all know about... so it’s not gonna hurt us as bad as they try to make like it’s gonna hurt us.”
  Darrell Scott (24:41)

• “Tucker doesn’t even purport to be knowledgeable about anything... he will ask sort of leading questions...”
  Guest/Contributor (27:55)

• “If you are a genuine Christian and if you were laying in the bed with four dogs and you woke up with scratches all on you. The dog scratched you in the bed, dummy.”
  Darrell Scott (36:23)

• “A black woman is not even able to get the support of, get this, the NAACP... would rather stand behind a white liberal woman.”
  James Davis (48:15)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Trump’s Asian Tour: 01:51–13:08
• Congressional Shutdown & Party Infighting: 14:09–19:34
• Welfare/SNAP Discussion: 19:34–26:11
• Media Personalities Smackdown: 27:20–36:52
• People of Color in Politics (“Smackdown of the Week”): 40:45–50:14

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Tone & Style

The episode is fast-paced, brash, and conversational, with Scott and Davis riffing off each other, deploying cutting humor, and weaving in pop-cultural asides. The tone is highly partisan, pro-Trump, and frequently uses satire to punctuate points. Listeners familiar with Black community vernacular and cultural references will catch many jokes and stories, but the underlying analyses are delivered plainly for broader understanding.

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Conclusion

For listeners interested in right-leaning, culture-war-focused, and unapologetically direct political commentary, this episode offers a blend of analysis, humor, and audience engagement. Scott and Davis pull no punches in criticizing political figures, media personalities, and organizations they see as hypocritical, providing a forum that’s both pointed and packed with punchlines.

Transcript

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[Darrell Scott]

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[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

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[Darrell Scott]

Smackdown with Daryl Scott starts now. Welcome to Smackdown. I'm Darrell Scott. I got my personal assistant, my manager, and my valet Bobblehead right here, landing the cut as he does each and every week so profoundly. And my road dog, James Davis riding shotgun as only he can. What up, James?

[James Davis]

What's happening, sir?

[Darrell Scott]

Another week in these. In these United States of America.

[James Davis]

Yeah. In these Smackdown streets. We on the road today, back to back.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah. Yeah. President Trump is on an Asian tour. You know what? There's a lot of stuff going on, man. He getting on the big bird, flying up out of here. He's going on his Asian tour and it's. It's a resounding success, let's say.

[James Davis]

Yeah, it's been great to see our president on the stage. It's a clown show in D.C. so he got up out of the circus and went over to Asia and it's been spectacular. Everything that I've seen so far, you know, America's strength is back now. We got the right president and he shows well and in on the national stage.

[Darrell Scott]

The Bible says the prophet is without. Not without honor, you know, except in his own home. He's on tour in Asia getting the honor.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

That he should be getting at home, but they're honoring him. And oftentimes you do want your achievements and accomplishments acknowledged.

[James Davis]

Indeed.

[Darrell Scott]

And if you can't get it at home, you get it somewhere else, you know, so he's doing what he does in the meantime, he said he'll be back tomorrow to do some trick or treating for the kids.

[James Davis]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

In the meantime, he said, look, in the meantime, I need y' all to resume nuclear test. Yeah, yeah. You know, he ordered nuclear test to be resumed. Man, he flexing.

[James Davis]

What is that about? Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

Over there doing that nuclear test. I'm doing my nuclear test.

[James Davis]

Make sure we ready. Yes, sir.

[Darrell Scott]

First stop on this tour was Malaysia, where, you know, there's a new. When I was growing up, James, and I know you know it will extend this. There are what's called a dance craze.

[James Davis]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

When I was coming up, they had the monkey, they had the Watusi, they had the boogaloo. Chubby Checker came out and they did the twist.

[James Davis]

Yes, sir.

[Darrell Scott]

International dance craze, I guess, going towards your generation. What was it? The Electric slide.

[James Davis]

Yeah, we was the running man. The running man. Yeah, the. Yeah, we had the Roger Rabbit. We had a bunch of stuff, right.

[Darrell Scott]

The Cabbage Patch Break Dance and Cabbage Patch. I remember the football was popular. I can still do the football. Football. Some of y' all out there, my age, y' all know about the football. You can do football, right?

[James Davis]

I can vouch for your leg grab. Running man as well. Back.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, I got a decent little half. I got a half decent running man. But Trump was out here introducing this new international dance craze, or Inter, introducing this mega dance craze on the world stage. The Trump. Yes, the Trump dance.

[James Davis]

Watch this.

[Darrell Scott]

If you notice James, he put a little flavor on that usually, you know, then he went, he went up, you know, he threw some extra funk on top of it.

[James Davis]

Yeah, cuz the Malaysians had some rhythm that I was, you know, some serious rhythm. He got right with him too, and said, you know what, I'm putting a little extra sauce. He had little sauce on the Trump dash.

[Darrell Scott]

Look at that. Cuz back before he was president, he used to hang out at the black clubs.

[James Davis]

That's right. Trump is. Trump is urban. I don't know why they try to play like Trump. A urban.

[Darrell Scott]

You know, you ain't going to be no white boy in no black club and you don't have no rhythm.

[James Davis]

Thank you. Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

After that, he went to South Korea and they greeted him with their own special blend. Watch what they keep greeting them with. Best thing that ever happened to the Village People was Trump picking that song up to play on his campaign. They're getting more money from it now.

[James Davis]

Than they got back when they first released It. I'm like, I like to see that royalty check because he. He blowing it out. They played it all around the world. And so again, you know, he's being honored in places where he should be honored. Here. He's like, you know what? I'm. Go get my butt kissed overseas.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, man. When he tried to play hold on, I'm coming, And Isaac Hayes Jr. Told them stop playing it. You know, I had a. I was on a. What was it? A live or a streets? What's it called? What's them things called? What? Them conversations they have on there.

[James Davis]

What are they called? Yes, Alive.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah. On. And so he and I were. And I told him, hey, man, don't nobody care about that song. That song. You need to be thanking Trump and sitting and paying him for playing it. Oh, my father's song. My father's song. But I said, man, look, I'm sorry to tell you what. The song ain't crap.

[James Davis]

Thank you. Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

You know, not. Not in 2024. It ain't crap. You know what I mean? But you don't want me to play it. He don't play it. How much money? When last time you heard that song?

[James Davis]

Right, right. Getting no check. You know what I'm saying? It was like. I'm sure your father was like, man, get that money. We don't care nothing about that stuff you talking.

[Darrell Scott]

He fired. The file. Bankruptcy.

[James Davis]

Thank you. All this political stuff. We got taxes to pay. We ain't being politically correct, that nonsense. Get that check.

[Darrell Scott]

So then they went to this ceremony and watch this. They played the national anthem on this.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Sa.

[Darrell Scott]

That's why he wanted a big beautiful ballroom for us.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

You see that room that they were in that they did that in?

[James Davis]

Yes. Beautiful orchestra playing versus standing outside on the rose garden grass with the women's heels sinking into the grass outside. Hope, praying it don't rain. When he invite a guest, they watching the weather because they can't fit them inside nowhere. So, yeah, this is perfect. You see how that carpet was? And just everything just wonderful. So it was. Or neat.

[Darrell Scott]

Yes, it was. It was. It was magnificent. And he's looking around and you know what that does? That makes you embarrassed to bring somebody to your place.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

Because what we're doing, like you said, we standing out in the grass. Oh, it's raining. Put a tent up.

[James Davis]

Right, right.

[Darrell Scott]

A pop up tent at that.

[James Davis]

It's not even a permanent tent. We said, I understand all this butthurt over the. Over the ballroom. We gonna look good. And it's not Gonna be fendering this administration. He's doing this for the. For the coming president.

[Darrell Scott]

So then afterwards, he went over to. And it was south Korea. And they capped it off with a fitting tribute. Watch this.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

The cheongnacheon gold crown symbolizes the divine.

[Darrell Scott]

Connection between the authority of the heavens.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

And sovereignty on earth, as well as the strong leadership and authority of a leader. We present this gold crown to you.

[Darrell Scott]

On this joyous occasion of your state.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Visit to gyeongju because it symbolizes the.

[James Davis]

Spirit of silla which brought peace to.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

The Korean peninsula for the first time and the opening of the golden age.

[Darrell Scott]

Of the Korea u. S. Alliance. He capped it off by crowning him king. I know he liked that.

[James Davis]

You know, he loved the air. It trolled the left completely. That's what I like about it. Like they hate over here, we had a march talking about no king. And over there, they gave him a crown.

[Darrell Scott]

They crowned the king. Now, I know he had that on that night when he went home.

[James Davis]

Oh, yes.

[Darrell Scott]

He in his draws. He got a white fe on. He got his black socks pulled up. You know, in the mirror, he asking Melania, what you think, how you think it look. I don't care how to put mine on.

[James Davis]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

Would you put yours on?

[James Davis]

All afternoon, all I had my hu. Hugh Hefner robe on. I'm walking around the house with my. With my satin robe, with my crown on my head. Ain't nobody can say nothing about it.

[Darrell Scott]

I'm sure he don't smoke. He needs to have a cigarette.

[James Davis]

Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? A pipe. Yeah. Hugh Hefner out here in these streets.

[Darrell Scott]

Then after that, king Trump went to China. King Trump? Nah. Yeah. No kings. We'll show you what you. We think about no kings. You know, the South Koreans spit in the no kings face, and king Trump went over to meet with president xi.

[James Davis]

Right?

[Darrell Scott]

And watch. They did the little power handshake.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Mr. President. The President of the people's republic of China. Good to meet you. It's a great pleasure to see you again. Good to see you again.

[James Davis]

Oh, yes, me too.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

And we're going to have a very successful meeting. I have no doubt, but he's a very tough negotiator. That's not good. We know each other well and it feels very warm seeing you again because it's been many years since your re election. We have spoken on the phone three times, exchanged several letters, and stayed in close contact. Under our joint guidance, China, u. S. Relations have remained stable. On the whole, given our different national conditions. We do not always see eye to eye with each other. And it is normal for the two leading economies of the world to have frictions now and then.

[Darrell Scott]

This is Alpha meeting with Alpha. Yes, and it's going to come out.

[James Davis]

Good indeed because we know we had the last administration, it was Alpha versus the auto pen. He was just there in name only as the President. And so as a result, you know, she's got a little bit of a knee bend with this deal they done worked out. And so that's because Trump's a good negotiator, went over there, got in his face and both countries are coming out better.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, they are coming out better and they're respecting each other and they're definitely giving him the respect he deserves. It's a whole lot better than the time this Republican president went over into Asia. Remember this.

[James Davis]

It.

[Darrell Scott]

Bush went over there and puked all Japanese prime minister's lap. Passing all out. They try to get him up. Oh hey. They poisoned the President. Hey man, come on. That was an embarrassment if it ever was.

[James Davis]

Get your life, man. Yeah. Hold it. If you go out, run outside. Don't just sit there bobbing on the table. What's wrong?

[Darrell Scott]

Don't be eating that stuff. You don't know what it is. They gotta meet. I can feel some squid hit his stomach. Wrong.

[James Davis]

Drinking water out the fountain. Get a bottle of water.

[Darrell Scott]

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[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Hey, this is Sarah.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

Look, I'm standing out front of a.m. p.m.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Right now and well, you're sweet and all, but I found something more fulfilling, even kind of cheesy. But I like it. Sure you met some of my dietary needs, but they've just got it all.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

So farewell.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Oatmeal. So long you strange soggy.

[James Davis]

Break up with bland breakfasts and taste.

[Darrell Scott]

AMPM's bacon, egg and cheese biscuit made with cage free eggs, smoked bacon and melty cheese on a buttery biscuit. AM PM Too much. Good stuff. The Democratic party is still in the process of Trying their best to ruin this country. You know the one thing about that party, that party will cut off America's nose, just despite America's face. I used to say a long time ago, James, that the Democratic Party would destroy this country just to hurt Trump. What do you think?

[James Davis]

Indeed, all they love is power. All they love is control. And now they weaponize in poverty and doing all this other stuff when they know all of these things they're talking about Trump is doing is right at their doorstep. And that's why he's able to just get up and go overseas like we talked about in the last block, because. And this stuff ain't on him, this is them. And they're willing to burn the House down as long as it'll affect Trump.

[Darrell Scott]

Well, it's not hurting him, it's hurting them. Yes, Case in point, starting with Republicans.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

How is the shutdown seemed to have affected their political standing. Yeah. You might think given that the Republicans are in charge of both the House and the Senate, that a government shutdown might actually hurt the Republican brand. But in fact it hasn't. If anything it's been helped a little bit. Take a look here. The shift in net popularity versus pre shutdown among the when we're looking at the Republican Party overall, that brand actually up two points. That's within the margin of error, but clearly it hasn't dropped. Come over this side of the screen. Look at the net approval ratings for Republicans in Congress. It's actually up 5 points since pre shutdown. So what we're seeing here is the Republican brand in Congress has actually improved somewhat compared to where we were pre shut down despite the fact the Republicans control and that's the math that John Thune and Mike Johnson are looking at is hey, why should we give an electorally speaking when our brand has actually improved a little bit?

[Darrell Scott]

Republicans control the House, Republicans control the Senate, Republicans control the presidency. And because of the shutdown we get a bump in the poll.

[James Davis]

Right, because the American public is not stupid. I mean the news media, they thought that they were stupid in times past, as always, this was false as far as they'd be able to listen to other spots now besides the legacy media. And they know exactly that it's this clowns that won't give the other 10 votes so you can have a 60, 60, 40 majority, so to speak, in order to get this over the line so that the proposed don't have to go nuclear. And now we're getting a bump be like, you know what this clowns right here, they you know, we know who's doing this to the American public, and it's not the Republicans.

[Darrell Scott]

I know. That's right. Ted Cruz stepped up to the plate. Watch me.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Had to say, where the American people are is real simple. We're on day 29 of the stupidest shutdown. This is the Schumer shutdown, and it is the stupidest shutdown because it is a shutdown for literally no reason. The reason the government is shut down is that Chuck Schumer has a political problem. And he has a political problem from right where you're sitting right now, from New York. The last time the Democrats allowed the government to stay open, it was in March of this year. The left wing bases in the Democrat Party went nuts and he almost lost his job. They almost threw him out of the job as minority leader. This shutdown exists for one purpose, and it's for him to tell the crazy left wing base that the nuts that were dancing in the no Kings rally. I hate Donald Trump as much as you do. And all the rest of the Democrats, they're like lemmings. They're there, they're saying, shut it down, shut it down, shut it down. Thirteen times now the Republicans have voted to open the government to pay the federal workers. Thirteen times the Democrats party line have voted, no, keep it. Shut down.

[Darrell Scott]

Ted Cruz called Schumer stupid. Watch. The representative, Brian Mass, has to say about Hakeem the Dream to say they're.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Going to prioritize funding feminism in Africa.

[Darrell Scott]

Over the food stamps of their own people.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

They're not that stupid.

[Darrell Scott]

But apparently Hakeem Jeffries is, and that's.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

A real problem for all of us here.

[Darrell Scott]

And then John Kennedy came along and just threw everybody. He just wiped the table with the watch.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

James, we're day 29 of the shutdown. It's a soap opera. If I were naming the soap opera, I'd call it as the Stomach Turns. There's a lot of melodrama. It's not going to end, Casey. I don't care what anybody tells you. And, and John can meet with Chuck and this and that, the other, but it's not going to end until enough senators take their egos out back and shoot them. And so far, that hasn't happened. And I do not see an off ramp. I just. I don't.

[Darrell Scott]

Come on, man, give me some.

[James Davis]

Yeah, well, Trump's doing such a good job. This is their only quote, unquote, political leverage. They don't care. All this stuff they're talking about, they care about. They know exactly what this is about, health care. And that is not going to illegals. They know what it is that the premiums are getting ready to go up because they eliminate these Obama subsidies that was there. So now they gonna hold the whole public hostage because they butt hurt. That's all this is about. And Schumer doesn't want to get primary by aoc. That's all this is. So see, we push back on Trump so we could try to save face in New York, but people can see through it.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, because man, ain't nobody trying. This health care stuff is ridiculous. You're self employed, I'm self employed. And other people, man, it's just ridiculous the way the American public is suffering under this Obamacare and they need to do something about it for sure. But it's also. They're trying to make it a bigger issue now. They're talking about SNAP. And now watch this.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

There are 42 million people in this country that need food stamps on a weekly basis. And we're saying people deliberately instead of Americans because most of the people that are on food stamps aren't even from this country. 45% of Afghanistan immigrants are on food stamps, 42% of Somali immigrants, 34% of every immigrant from Iraq, 23% of Haitians, 59% of all illegal aliens are collecting food stamps. Meaning that most of the people getting food stamps from the US Government and the US Taxpayer are not even Americans.

[James Davis]

Think about that.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

And we didn't know about any of this before the government shutdown started. But thanks to Democrats, we can confirm tonight that millions of Joe Biden illegal aliens, people who crossed the border when Joe was president, are now collecting food stamps from a program funded by hardworking American taxpayers.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, good. That way all you racists on social media can stop acting like black people.

[James Davis]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

I don't want sucking up all of the, all of the welfare and that we're just a race of, of welfare recipients. It's not us.

[James Davis]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

Not.

[James Davis]

Not at all.

[Darrell Scott]

Actually, more white people collectively are on welfare than blacks.

[James Davis]

Indeed.

[Darrell Scott]

You know, and I don't want to hear about capital. All I know is this is the money that's coming out the pack.

[James Davis]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

So it ain't us.

[James Davis]

Right. Well, you know, they have in this stereotypical welfare queen that's, that's sucking down the system. But meanwhile, you look at the top 10 list that's kind of floating around the Internet right now, and it's all Middle Easterners that. That's taken. And we know that's probably tethered See we from the hood, so we know that's tethered to their convenience stores in our neighborhoods and all the rest of it. They go in and they spend the money in there. But it's not some black person in the inner city that's getting all this, this food stamp stuff because it ain't but $188 to $300 and we eat that much in a couple of days. So it, it ain't us.

[Darrell Scott]

You got that right. Watch this. Here's the top five ethnicities receiving SNAP benefits. Food stamps.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Afghan number one.

[James Davis]

Somalia, number two.

[Darrell Scott]

Iraqi, number three. Dominican, number four. Caribbean, number five.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

I'm just putting the information out that's.

[James Davis]

Available and notice it, it wasn't white, Latino, black.

[Darrell Scott]

This is in America. That's the top five.

[James Davis]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

When you start to dig in, it's a little bit mind blowing how much of a benefits for Americans don't go to them.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Because I can't believe that in those top five they're all American. Come on now.

[Darrell Scott]

What are we doing in this country? Like I said, you look on social media and the racists out there trying to act like the black community is just siphoning or leeching and mooching off the American public. And that's not the case. Girlfriend right here sums it all up. And after she says what she says, you're not commenting on it. Watch this.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

Dear nieces and nephews, if a news station comes up to you and they want to interview about losing your SNAP benefits, decline the interview. If I see you on Ann news station, I'm gonna find you and we're gonna have us a good old come to Jesus moment with auntie. They are using us. They want to make the narrative that black people are so worried about losing SNAP benefits, like we are the ones who get the most in SNAP benefits and we're not. White women are. And the people who are going to crash out when November 1st happens and they can't swipe their card and it says insufficient funds on their cards are going to be the white folk, not the black folk. Because we used to struggling. We used to struggle. We used to going to the church and, and getting food. We used to having community and people having a garden and, and, and, and, and, and showing up and making sure that families don't go without. These other people ain't used to that. They're not about that life. So they're gonna be the ones not just saying that we ain't gonna hurt, but we know how to navigate these waters. They've never had to do it before. So when they crash out, they're gonna want to blame it on black folks. So don't give them the ammunition by you being all up on the news talking about some. Oh, yeah, I'm gonna go steal. I'm gonna go do this. No, you not. Because we got our people.

[Darrell Scott]

James, I was just having this conversation with somebody on social media the other day how there's a thriving black ecosystem. We have an underground ecosystem that we all know about.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

That enables us to navigate through tough times. We know who got the hookup.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

We want to watch movies. We know got the bootleg. We know how to jailbreak them fire sticks.

[James Davis]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

We know how to do everything. We know who's selling the food. We know who's got the meat. We know who's got this. We know who's got that. And when tough times like this arise, our village community mentality kicks in. And we all help each other. Our churches are together. We help each other to, to survive or to navigate during those tough times. So it's not gonna hurt us as bad as they try to make like it's gonna hurt us.

[James Davis]

Exactly. We know how to throw in as much as we talk about the quote unquote Middle Easterners. I can remember back in the day, I could go to MO With a post data check and he'll let me get some grocery out of there until I got paid. We got an ecosystem. We know how to make a pot of spaghetti on Monday and stretch it for three, four days, all that stuff. But this part, this community is getting. Like I said, they the ones gonna be crashing out. I'm glad Auntie having this conversation. Hopefully she's viral and it gets to them because they trying to act like, oh, we're gonna have to board up Walmart to keep black people out of there. Nah, it ain't gonna be us. Watch what happens.

[Darrell Scott]

Tell you, man, we have in our communities, we always had those merchants. And Mr. Hicks was the one when I was growing up at a losses that would extend credit.

[James Davis]

Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

On a. A personal basis. Just. I'm gonna send you this and I'm send you that. Here's the bread, here's the eggs, here's the meat, here's this. And. And pay me Friday, pay me next Friday. Give me half of what you owe me. We know how to thrive in these tough times. So it's not going to hurt us as bad as people think.

[James Davis]

Yeah. We ain't committing suicide because the SNAP card ain't working. That, that ain't us. We're on roll like that. We figure it out. And actually in figuring it out, we begin to thrive.

[Darrell Scott]

So then we get to the point where we don't even need snap no more, right?

[James Davis]

We come off of it, tell them keep their car. You know, we drive down to the social service, throw the card out the window and keep your food stamps.

[Darrell Scott]

We'll.

[James Davis]

What's that sound?

[Darrell Scott]

That's the sound of Downy unstoppable scent beads going into your washing machine and giving your clothes freshness that lasts all day long. There it is again.

[James Davis]

It's like music to your ears.

[Darrell Scott]

Or more like music to your nose.

[James Davis]

That freshness is irresistible. Let's get a Downy unstoppable bottle shake.

[Darrell Scott]

And now a sniff solo.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Nice.

[Darrell Scott]

With Downy Unstoppables, you just toss wash. Wow. For all day freshness. I'm going to open up this segment by saying this.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in.

[Darrell Scott]

Every time I tell myself I'm not gonna talk about Tucker Carlton, Kansas Owens this week, Kansas Owens and Tucker Carlson do something to make me have to talk about them, man.

[James Davis]

They do it too much, especially this week. You know, they just been on. They've been on one. They on a bender. A bender of crazy. Right? Right. They just out here. So we just can't ignore them and just act like they out here be at a total clown show.

[Darrell Scott]

They own it, man. Danette started off. No, he seen the light. He came in. Watch what he had to say.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Tucker doesn't even purport to be knowledgeable about anything. So as a result, what Tucker says is, I will develop a ventriloquist style. I have strong opinions, but I don't want to defend any of them. So I will set up a structure in which I bring in sources, often rather dubious sources, people you've never heard of. You know, the nun with the mustache, some disgraced academic. And what I'll do is I will ask sort of leading questions that in which is embedded an answer, my answer, but framed as a question. You then will blurt out the obvious implications of the question, giving me the answer I expected, but I will pretend to be thunderstruck by it. It's an epiphany. It's a new revelation. People have been suppressing this kind of thinking for decades. So this is a shtick. It's a different shtick than Candace. Candace's shtick is the Candace Intelligence Agency. I'm like the world's greatest detective. I'm the Pink Panther of my time. I'm deputizing all my viewers also to be detectives. Feed me information. We're going to crack the case. So to me, this is like an intellectual embarrassment, because all my life, I've been an iconoclast. I will take on ideas and I will try to dismantle them, but not in this way. My ideas are things like this. The. You know, the Dixiecrats all became Republicans. And my strategy of challenging that is I go make an inventory of the 200 Dixiecrats.

[Darrell Scott]

Man, he nailed the head. Yes, he hit the nail on the head with that one.

[James Davis]

Listen, Dinesh distilled it down. You have to, with Taj Bass, but he just read it all the way down. That again. It's a stick. It's phony, it's grifting, it's fake, all the rest of it. And so now people are getting ready to see them. What makes me crazy, you know, I guess mad under the surface, is that the Christians and people in the church and stuff that's following these people for. For biblical advice, they don't even know the political stuff. They do it much less, you know, articulating what our attitude towards Israel and the rest of these things should be.

[Darrell Scott]

And I said it right as we go along. But watch this.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Understand it, because it makes no sense. Like, you're worth dollars. I'm not worth $50 million.

[Darrell Scott]

30 to 50.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Get off the Internet, son. Don't stop believing that stuff.

[James Davis]

Oh.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

$50 million.

[James Davis]

Go back to cable news.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

[Darrell Scott]

No, but I'm just.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Look, okay, you're too annoying. You're too annoying. So I like the last chick who, like, disagreed with me, and then we could have, like, a normal conversation. All right, but you're, like, telling me you're worth $50 million.

[Darrell Scott]

What? You got real defensive there.

[James Davis]

I. I just read a number that's, like, a lot of money. Jesus Christ.

[Darrell Scott]

Calm down.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Don't. Don't use that phrase.

[Darrell Scott]

You're worth.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

I. We're done. Well, look, just stop.

[Darrell Scott]

Can I say one.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Don't. No, you can't. Not after you say that. Leave. All right, I promised, in the spirit of Charlie, I would not use profanity from the stage.

[Darrell Scott]

It's okay. I'm French. You can me all you want.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Dude, it's called mared, son. Okay? Get off the Internet, son.

[Darrell Scott]

Tucker Carson, pulling on crap and Thanksgiving turkey. Like I've said a lot of times, he used that. Oh, you said. Jesus Christ, get out of here. He used that as his. Out. Yes, he used it as his out. And he tried to act like he was so offended about that. Meanwhile, the week before, he's on there pandering to the Islamist about, oh, Islam only means submission to God. I didn't know that. But he knows it doesn't mean submission to the God of the Bible. It means submission to Islam.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

And he's trying to make Islam incorporated into Chrislam into Christianity. Come on, man.

[James Davis]

Yeah, but. Exactly. But he was pinned down. And so as a result, he got it out. At least what he thinking. He tried to use that as his escape because the guy was pinning him down. Like he basically an elitist. And you coming in here with this, with this stuff, you talking to us. And so he don't like being pushed back, but he can land blast and try and set up in the gotchas and all that stuff. But when you get him now, all of a sudden he's offended it.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, he looked for a way out and now he called the girl a chick. Yeah, but if a black dude say that, sees a sector, see the Messiah, he called her a chick and he started cussing dude out. He wants to tell the dude, don't say Jesus Christ while he's dropping F bombs on him.

[James Davis]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

What kind of mess is this?

[James Davis]

And.

[Darrell Scott]

And, and for those of you watching, saying Jesus Christ is not taking the Lord's name in vain. Okay, all right. Y' all got that?

[James Davis]

Indeed.

[Darrell Scott]

Taking the Lord's name in game is assuming to be a Christian. And you're really not exactly. You've been called by the name of the Lord, but you're not of him.

[James Davis]

Yes. Not. Not idly saying the Lord's name as some people have, you know, exposited, you know, all these years.

[Darrell Scott]

My God, what do you got? You don't say, my God, you got out of here. He needed it out. Then he turned around. Watch this. Then he has Nick Fuentes and immediately left. Immediately began to chap his lips on Nick Fuentes. But watch this.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

I'm sorry I called you gay, by the way, but I'm always. I think I'm just too old or something. I'm like, why is anyone married? You tell me, why isn't why aren't people married? Well, I mean, honestly, it's the women.

[Darrell Scott]

I'm sorry I called you gay, by the way. I'm just confused. Why aren't people married? Why didn't he just say, why aren't you married? Why did he say, why aren't people married? He's not married because he's gay. That's why? He's not married. He is gay. He got caught watching gay porn. Take it you so. But you. And you know that. But you got on there and soft pedal it and, and tried to give him coverage. I, I'm just, I'm just so confused. I don't understand why, why people are managing it and then buenas turns around and blames it on the women. Yeah, okay. It's the women's fault you don't like women. That's, that's why it's her fault. That's like somebody saying why don't you eat chitlin? Cuz I don't like chitlin.

[James Davis]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

It's the chitin's fault that they taste that way, not mine. Come on man.

[James Davis]

Yeah, but he sounded gay. Telling him that I'm sorry for calling you gay. And he knows what this bad is. Everybody know what this bad is. But again I want to have audience with him. I want to act like I didn't say this before and trying to, you know, apologize on the fly. No one's buying it.

[Darrell Scott]

Any attack Christian.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

And then the, the Christian Zionists who are well, Christian Zionists. Like what is that right? I can just say for my self I dislike them more than anybody, you know, because like what? Because it's Christian heresy and I'm offended by that as a Christian.

[Darrell Scott]

That's why Zionism is 4,000 years old. It's simply the desire of the Jewish people to return to their natural homeland. And it's actually this Zionism that we see now began in the 1800s as a result of those horrible pogroms and persecutions that the Jewish people were experiencing in Russia and Europe. And it made them say listen, the only way we'll be safe is to just go back to our own home. Yeah.

[James Davis]

What's the trope now that, that the, this section of the right is using and the anti Semitic trope and all the rest of this stuff to try and weaponize Zionism. And then Christians that believe this way that they should be back in their homeland and that this is all a part of the end times now. They bashing dispensationalism and all these things. But this is the only reason he, you know, again thinks he knows something now because he's listening to people like John Rich, some of these other clowns that are on on right wing television because now all of a sudden the King James Bible ain't this and this one ain't that and the CR SCIL is being castigated and all this stuff and it's just again, nonsense. Because he don't know. And like you said, he's not a Christian.

[Darrell Scott]

He's not a Christian. I'm going to show you something right here. Watch this.

[James Davis]

The presence of evil is kickstarting people to wonder about the good.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

That's what happened to me.

[James Davis]

That's what happened to you?

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Oh, yeah. I had a direct experience with it. In the milieu of journalism or just.

[Darrell Scott]

Nope.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

In my bed at night and I got attacked while I was asleep with my wife and four dogs in the bed and mauled. Physically mauled. In a spiritual attack.

[James Davis]

By a demon.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Yeah, by a demon. Or by something unseen. That left. Is that right.

[Darrell Scott]

James? He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high God shall what.

[James Davis]

Abide under the shadow of the Almighty.

[Darrell Scott]

What did the devil say about Job?

[James Davis]

There's a hedge. There's a hedge around him. Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

I can't get to him. If Tucker is a legitimate Christian.

[James Davis]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

That has the indwelling presence of the spirit of God.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

Can't no demon get you, man.

[James Davis]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

You're demon proof. You're immune to demonic activity. If you are a genuine Christian and if you were laying in the bed with four dogs and you woke up with scratches all on you. The dog scratched you in the bed, dummy.

[James Davis]

When we get saved, we come into a company of innumerable angels. The scripture says so. You mean the. The. The demon got past you? The angels and the heads and everything that surrounds a believer. This clearly shows that you open. And out here, if a demon came and scratched, but again, it was the dog and you had this supernatural experience. Whatever.

[Darrell Scott]

He's not a believer right now. Here's his best buddy. Watch her.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

What about his burial? How come we haven't seen anything about his burial? We saw so much and then we saw nothing. And the reason that's like a big hush hush secret is because Charlie had a Catholic funeral mass in the event that he had been horrifically assassinated in front of the world. JFK maybe had a succession plan. Now, if these terms I'm using here sound familiar to you, it's because they should sound familiar. It's the exact same terminology that was utilized by Pastor Rob McCoy just four days after Charlie was murdered in front of his congregation. He spoke about Charlie's succession plan that he was somehow privy to. I don't know why, but he knew four days later. And announced to the world that Charlie indeed had a plan. Take a listen.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Everyone's worried about the leadership of tpusa.

[Darrell Scott]

Don't hey, Numsko. Every church and every nonprofit has a succession plan. I had a succession plan drawn up. James. When we did the bylaws and our constitutional bylaws by our church back in 1994, I didn't have five members yet, but we put together a succession plan that's still in place 33, 32 years later. She doesn't know anything about that. Every. An organization the size of TPUSA would have to have a succession plan.

[James Davis]

It's just normal for any organization. Right. You're not a success unless you have a success story that. What if something happens to me? If I'm on an airplane, it crash needs to be okay. What do we do? Does it just die when I died?

[Darrell Scott]

No.

[James Davis]

So there was a plan in place and she trying to make it. I'm glad Dinesh said it. I'm still in that. The Candace intelligence Agency. That is some conspiracy. Because he had a secession plan. It's just.

[Darrell Scott]

She wants to go in there. Yeah. Maybe Johnson and Kennedy had a succession plan. Yeah. Dummy President something happened to him. Vice president something happened to him. Who is the next secretary of state. And then when you got the speaker of the House. President pro temp. Yes. America has a succession plan. Idiot.

[James Davis]

Right. And that's why they all don't fly the same airplane together. In case something happened to one airplane. So the succession plan continues so that the country doesn't fall apart because everybody blew up.

[Darrell Scott]

Thank you. And lastly, watch this. On what you said.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

You know, I've realized something actually and truly. They made in retrospect the absolute best decision. Not inviting me to speak at Charlie's memorial. Like, kudos to whoever made that call. Because I would have just been on my best Kanye. I would have jumped on stage and just grabbed the mic from Susie Wiles or someone. Are you kidding me? What. What is going on here? What is happening?

[Darrell Scott]

I Wish I was 50 years younger and I kick your. Yes, Larry Mer said if I was 50 years younger. Floyd, I kicked your butt. And Floyd said you wouldn't have did nothing. And that's Candace. You'd have got up on that stage. You wouldn't have done anything. We'll be back.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

Every now and then I rinse it out tonight and I needed more.

[Darrell Scott]

My kid wears a bed and the.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

Smell never leaves I don't know what to do I'm always in the dark the sweat and that shore smells like.

[Darrell Scott]

A dark.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Downy rinse Fights stubborn odors.

[Darrell Scott]

In just one wash when impossible odors get stuck in all right, we're back with our final segment featuring our smackdown of the week. This final segment this week is going to be devoted, James, to people of color.

[James Davis]

Okay.

[Darrell Scott]

Notice I didn't say black people, I said people of color because, you know, we're a multi ethnic presenters.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

And so the first one I will be a black person will be Fat Letitia James. You know, when we were growing up, it was people whose first name was Fat. Did y' all have some?

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

We had Fat Rob, we had Fat Lou, we have Fat Chuck. You know, we have Fat Raymond.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

And so we got Fat Letitia James. In a black community, fat is not derogatory. Fact is just an ordinary appellation.

[James Davis]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

A designation for who somebody is to identify. Like if I just said Raymond. What? Raymond.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, man, I was talking to Chuck.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

What?

[Darrell Scott]

Chuck.

[James Davis]

Fat Chuck.

[Darrell Scott]

I was talking to Leticia. What? Leticia. Fat Leticia. You immediately know who you're talking about. Help me, man. Am I right?

[James Davis]

Yeah. Because there's more than one Chuck and Brian and all these people. So we have to put the Appalachian on there. I remember back at school we used to use the. We added tubular to fat. Like you fat tub. You probably heard that one in 50 years. Fat. Tubular. So this is fat tubular. T shirt.

[Darrell Scott]

Fatty T. All right, let's see what she has to say. She's out here being as hypocritical as she's always been. Watch this.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

But this is not about me.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

This is about all of us and.

[Darrell Scott]

About a justice system which has been weaponized.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

A justice system which has been used as a tool of revenge.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

This justice system which has been used.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

As a tool of revenge.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

And a weapon.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, fatty, you wrong on that one. This ain't about us. This is about you. It's your pig plump rump in the ringer, not ours.

[James Davis]

Yeah, what you mean we? Black woman.

[Darrell Scott]

Fat girl.

[James Davis]

Fat girl. You're trying to encompass everybody. That he's coming after all. No, we didn't sign the mortgage application. You signed it and put all them lies on there about you moving in the house and your father's, your husband and all that stuff. You've been hungry. But the non awareness is what kills me. Like you weaponized the Justice Department against Trump. Now all of a sudden, the chickens are coming home to roost. She in some real trouble.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, what'd you say? You signed the mortgage application. It reminds me of that. Did you see that on social media with that preacher that had pulled a Bentley up in his church?

[James Davis]

Yeah, yeah, right.

[Darrell Scott]

He's up there this Bentley is ours. God put this Billy here for us. And one of the members said, can we drive it? No.

[James Davis]

No. Can we come to the house of Virginia? No.

[Darrell Scott]

All right. Second runner up, my dude, Omar. What's his name? Fat. Fata. Whatever. He's running for something I don't even know. Mayor.

[James Davis]

Mayor of Minneapolis.

[Darrell Scott]

What's he running for in Minneapolis? Mayor.

[James Davis]

Mayor of Minneapolis.

[Darrell Scott]

Okay, Running for mayor of Minneapolis.

[James Davis]

And he's winning two little Somalia.

[Darrell Scott]

But watch this dude. He had a. He recently had him a rally. Watch this. Somalia.

[James Davis]

Somalia.

[Darrell Scott]

G State.

[James Davis]

Early voting was November 4th.

[Darrell Scott]

I need your vote. I need you.

[James Davis]

Hello. We're gonna win.

[Darrell Scott]

He pumping up the crowd and they getting with it.

[James Davis]

It's funny. And it's not because it wasn't. Next minute, it's gonna be like London stand. You know, London determine. You know, it's gonna flip. Here go another city.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, here go the guy here. I got a pre advanced copy of his victory speech. Watch this.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

Look at me.

[Darrell Scott]

Sure. Look at me.

[James Davis]

Sure. I'm the captain now.

[Darrell Scott]

That's what he gonna step up to the plate and say when he wins.

[James Davis]

I mean, it looks like he gonna win too.

[Darrell Scott]

What is wrong? He went in. Now, the other commie, you got the commie over there in New York, Mandani.

[James Davis]

Another commie Islamists that are taking over these major cities.

[Darrell Scott]

Charlie tried to warn everybody.

[James Davis]

Yeah, but you know, y' all being Islamophobic and y', all. You know, y' all are being racist and bigoted. All the rest of that. Be careful. If you see these dominoes following with these big cities.

[Darrell Scott]

Watch this dude here. Trump has something to say about him. Watch.

[Podcast Host/Announcer]

What do you think of Mandami's photo with the 93 World Trade center bombing?

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, it's a shame. Look, the Mandami thing is it's a disaster waiting to happen.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

We can't have a communist in charge.

[Darrell Scott]

Of a great supposedly free enterprise. Kind of a representative city, so.

[Guest/Contributor (possibly Dinesh D'Souza or similar commentator)]

So I think it's if you have.

[Darrell Scott]

A communist, some of the New Yorkers are waking up, though. Look, he got heckled on one of his campaign stops. Peep game. Sorry. I want something to eat. I would like something to eat. Let me tell you something, man.

[James Davis]

You are not welcome in this island.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, Mr. Man Dandy, can I talk to you?

[James Davis]

This is my island.

[Darrell Scott]

You're not welcome here. Excuse me.

[James Davis]

You hate Jews. You hate this country.

[Darrell Scott]

You hate this getting shot full of time. Homies don't put no home the New Yorkers out here.

[James Davis]

James, listen.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, Mandani, I'M talking to you. I'm talking to you.

[James Davis]

The battalions ran away from Europe to get away from this diocese. And I hear he coming. He a Jew hater. On top of that, I hope the Jews, Jews, the Italians, Eastern Europeans, don't. Don't fall for this trap that this AOCS is walking y' all into.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, this guy. Amen. And it's looking like he might win, too. What is going on, Democrats? What is wrong with y'? All? Y' all hate Trump and Republicans so bad, you'll put anybody in office and.

[James Davis]

And it's gonna be a success. I remember 90s New York. It was dangerous and you were scared to go up there and all. It'll return to that. Before Rudy came in there and cleaned it up. Going to go back to Gotham City now.

[Darrell Scott]

It's time for our Smackdown of the week. Smackdown of the week is going to go to that bastion of black representation, the national association for the Advancement of Colored People. You know what? When I was a kid, James, we were. We were. We were Negroes then. We were colored then. We were black. African American. No. Afro Americans, black. All that. Well, they still here. They still national social colored people. And look at the hypocrisy coming out of that organization. Watch this.

[James Davis]

So y' all know that old school saying black people got to stick together? That one? Yeah. It turns out that that right there does not count if you're talking about.

[Darrell Scott]

A black woman who just so happens to think for herself. Yeah.

[James Davis]

Take a look at this. Here in the beautiful state of Virginia.

[Darrell Scott]

A black woman is not even able.

[James Davis]

To get the support of, get this, the N double acp. Would y' all take a look at that right there? The national association of Advancement for Colored.

[Darrell Scott]

People would rather stand behind a white.

[James Davis]

Liberal woman than a quote, unquote, fellow black sister. That's right, folks. There is nothing a liberal hates more than somebody who can think for themselves. Especially if they happen to come in black skin. Yeah, these are their true colors. I mean, well, technically it does make sense because the NAACP is majority funded.

[Darrell Scott]

By.

[James Davis]

People look like her, basically. James, see hypocrisy all around. We've been known this, though. They just, you know, color people. I guess white is the color of the crayon box. So. So they endorse the. You know, because you're not allowed to have your own brain. And so as a result, now here we go.

[Darrell Scott]

They go.

[James Davis]

They'll come out here and do this. But we've seen this before in a local mayoral race. And I'm remembering That's coming back to memory where all the blacks, you know, that would have the so called black leaders picked the white mayor. And this is stuff they do all the time because they don't care nothing about no black people. They care about votes and they were getting Democrats elected. And if they can't get the Democrat elected, they ain't looking at no black person that's Republican. It's not happening.

[Darrell Scott]

When some Sears is highly qualified for the office she's running for. And rather than vote for her, she checks all the boxes. She's black, she's a woman. We got to get behind the sister. It's a black woman's time. It's a black woman's time if she's a black Democrat. I thought they like not a Democrat. They're not being behind it.

[James Davis]

Right. I thought it was DEI season. Right. She checks all the boxes for that. But no, she got the wrong mindset and that's what's wrong and why she's.

[Darrell Scott]

Not getting that soul. NAACP on three. James, we smack you down. We smack you down for being hypocritical and for, you know, just fronting and faking and all of that. All right, it's been good, James. We made it through another week. We're gonna try to be back next week, same smack time, same smack network. On behalf of Ruby, I mean Rodney, my producer and bobblehead and James, I'm Darrell Scott and we are out. See ya.

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[Podcast Host/Announcer]

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[James Davis]

Break up with bland bre and taste.

[Darrell Scott]

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