SMACKDOWN WITH PASTOR DARRELL SCOTT, FEBRAURY 1ST, 2026

Summary

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Real America’s Voice: Smackdown with Pastor Darrell Scott

Date: February 1, 2026
Host: Darrell Scott
Co-host: James Rodney
Episode Theme: A no-nonsense, unfiltered look at current politics, culture, and media, delivered with Pastor Darrell Scott’s signature “Smackdown” energy. This episode dives into Trump’s continued presence and persona post-presidency, the reactions of media and culture, controversies including the Minnesota/ICE situation, and a recurring critique of public figures like Candace Owens through comedic banter and sharp social commentary.

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Main Theme & Purpose

The episode centers around current American political and cultural developments through the lens of the post-Trump era, offering a mix of commentary, satire, and reactions to both news events and prominent personalities. Scott and Rodney focus on the sustained public attention around Donald Trump, the social/media fallout of recent ICE operations in Minnesota, and the spectacle of various right-wing and media personalities. The show emphasizes challenging mainstream narratives, celebrating Trump’s connection with both Black and pop culture, and lampooning figures like Candace Owens for perceived hypocrisy and gaffes.

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Key Segments, Discussions, and Insights

Trump’s Presence & Persona (02:26–13:08)

• Darrell Scott and James Rodney open with light banter about the cold weather, then quickly pivot to Trump’s recent activity, remarking on his energetic public comeback and his consistent references to “faith” and “God.”
  • Scott: "Trump is back home... living life like it’s meant to be lived, just doing it as he does it. He out here making speeches. He’s having events at the White House. He hanging out with rappers. He trolling the Dems. He doing everything that you need to do." (03:29)
• They mock mainstream media's portrayal of Trump and highlight how he "trolls" his opponents.
  • Rodney: "He gets pleasure in trolling them with that statement." (05:59)

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Soundbite Highlight: Trump on Faith (04:06)

Trump (clip): “America was founded on faith... When faith gets weaker, our country seems to get weaker. When faith gets stronger... good things happen for our country. It’s amazing the way it seems to work that way.” (04:06)

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Trump and Black Culture, Rappers, and the Mainstream (07:31–13:08)

• Discussion shifts to Trump’s rapport with rappers, especially among Black artists like Nicki Minaj, emphasizing Trump’s historical embrace by the hip-hop community.
  • Scott: “Trump in his element because all he hung with was black rappers before anyway, President. Right. This whole life.” (09:40)
• Satirical commentary on the perceived cultural crossover, white America’s love for hip hop, and Minaj’s recent support for Trump.
  • Scott: "They love hip hop. White people love hip hop, man... These white kids this generation, man." (10:39)

Highlight: Nicki Minaj Speaking Out (08:05)

Minaj (clip): “I am probably the president’s number one fan. And that’s not going to change... The hate or what people have to say, it does not affect me at all. It actually motivates me to support him more...” (08:05)

Humorous Anecdote: Trump on Rap CDs (09:47)

Scott: “Remember that time we were riding in the car with him, James coming from Detroit... what did he tell us? ‘I’m on 22 rap CD[s].’” (09:47)

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Minnesota/ICE Controversy and Racial Politics (16:20–25:49)

• The narrative shifts to recent events in Minnesota involving ICE and Somali communities, depicted as emblematic of broad American issues.

• Scott and Rodney mock liberal and progressive media reactions, as well as the tendency to over-inflate certain incidents for political leverage.

  • Rodney: “Our name is Wes and we ain’t in this mess." (17:15)

• Discussion includes a CNN clip of Kevin O’Leary discussing fraud in Minneapolis, before descent into comedic roasting of cable news panelists and general media clowning.

  • Scott: "The reason why Kevin o' Larry and different ones, they have to be polite. Because these big mouth black chicks be getting on my nerves..." (18:15)

  • Commentary on how public focus quickly shifts from crisis in one city or group to another (“They forgot about Chicago... and New York. Now the new hotspot is Minnesota.” – Scott, 16:27), and satirical takes on "reverse racism" and white protestors.

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Critique: Cornel West and Race Discourse (20:07–21:39)

• Extended lampooning of Cornel West’s public statements regarding police violence and race solidarity, with Scott and Rodney ridiculing shifts in rhetoric from "white devils” to “dear brothers and sisters.”
  • Scott: "Whatever happened to them white devils? Now I’m sitting there, dear brother, sister, what happened to this?" (20:52)
  • Rodney: “Now, my brother, my sister tried some Jedi mind trick to get everybody mad.” (21:15)

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Candace Owens “C Block” – Epic Roast (30:19–41:45)

Rebranding Segment: “C Block” as “Candace Block” (30:19)

• Scott and Rodney dedicate a recurring segment to critiquing Candace Owens for her social media and public commentary missteps.

Candace Owens’ Science Fail & Vocabulary Gaffes (31:40–36:25)

• Owens ridiculed for not knowing water freezes at 32°F, followed by a montage of her mispronouncing words and exhibiting basic scientific ignorance.
  • Candace Owens Critic (clip): “The ice isn’t melting because water freezes at 32 degrees, Candace… the default setting of winter. If it were dripping, that would mean... the temperature isn’t over 32 degrees. So the ice doesn’t melt.” (31:40)
  • Scott: “We tried to tell y’, all, Jay... Just because someone speaks in a...emphatic matter of fact tone does not make them smart.” (34:53)
  • Numerous other jokes about Owens’ “grift” and fall from grace with conservative audiences.

Discussion of Platforming and Grifting (39:29–41:45)

• Scott argues Candace Owens’ initial prominence came from attacking Black Americans on behalf of right-wing organizations.
  • Scott: “You were platformed in the first place, the entire right embraced you because you were the black person confirming and affirming every negative stereotype…” (39:29)
  • Rodney: “She is, Auntie Tamiana, as they called her on black Twitter.” (40:03)
• Commentary on public apologies, failed alliances, and shifting loyalty in media spaces.

Notable Quote: Candace Owens’ Role

Scott: “The right only embraced you because you bash the black people, period. So now don’t try to act like this is some unusual thing that no black people knew about.” (40:36)

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The Realism & Humor of Aging, Politics, and Public Discourse (42:44–45:09)

• Light-hearted but pointed commentary on male health screenings, using comedic comparisons to advances in medical technology.
  • Scott: “Would somebody please explain to me why my doctor’s got to stick his finger up my…” (43:41)
  • Rodney: “We said it all the time. We been to the moon... now I go in there and I feel a little something I gotta get a finger. What’s going on?” (43:41)

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Smackdown of the Week and Final Segments (44:07–52:19)

Satirical Smackdowns

• Third Runner-Up: “Karen at the gas pump”– Satirical poke at confusion over lower gas prices under Trump.
  • Rodney: “This is like Candace Owens level and dumb. Like, you don’t realize you saving money, dummy.” (44:52)
• Main Smackdown: John Leguizamo’s call to “unfollow me if you follow ICE” is lambasted as performative irrelevance.
  • Scott (mocking): “Hey, man, what? Nobody following you. We were coming to your shows that follow Ice. Anyway, Change.”
  • Rodney: “I forgot John existed until this came out. Like, who? Don’t follow me. Unfollow me. What show? What show is you doing when people is coming to it?” (51:05)

Critique of New “Reverse Racism” Trend

• Scott and Rodney discuss progressive/protest framing used by right-wing commentators and how the “reverse racism” trope is gaining traction on the right.
  • Scott: “The right’s new thing is reverse racism... making it about white people...” (45:09)

Satirical Biblical Comparison (Smackdown of the Week) (50:13–51:39)

• Scott files John Leguizamo’s “smackdown” under the book of Acts as he’s “not even on the list” of relevant actors.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Trump’s Faith Narrative:

  “This president speaks about God more than any other president that I can recall in my lifetime.”
  – Darrell Scott, (04:44)

• On Candace Owens' Water Freezing Tweet:

  “The fact that you don't know that water freezes at 32 degrees is apparently a reminder that confidence is not the same thing as competence.” – Candace Owens Critic, (31:40)

• On Reverse Race Politics:

  “The right’s new thing is reverse racism... making it about white people...”
  – Darrell Scott, (45:09)

• On Nicki Minaj Supporting Trump:

  “We always welcome people on the Trump train. We sure could have used you in 2016, 2020, and 2024 when we was taking hell for being black people for Trump, especially 2016, James.”
  – Darrell Scott, (09:01)

• On John Leguizamo’s ICE Comments:

  “What show is you doing when people is coming to it? Well, you know what? You ain’t got to worry about us, all right, bro?”
  – James Rodney, (51:05)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |-------------------------------------------------------------|------------------| | Opening banter, intro, weather jokes | 02:22–03:26 | | Trump’s faith interview and “rigged election” commentary | 04:06–05:43 | | Trump & rappers, Nicki Minaj support | 07:31–10:26 | | White pop culture and hip hop | 10:39–12:19 | | Minnesota/ICE, Somali/African-American politics | 16:20–19:04 | | Cornel West, protest, race satire | 20:07–21:39 | | Tom Holman, “White Debo” moniker, ICE enforcement | 21:53–23:30 | | Candace Owens “C Block”: winter ignorance, vocabulary gaffes| 31:40–36:25 | | Candace, Kanye, and the “Daily Wire Plantation” | 39:29–41:45 | | Gas pump “Karen,” reverse race talking points | 44:07–45:09 | | John Leguizamo “Smackdown of the Week” | 50:13–51:39 |

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Overall Tone & Style

The show maintains a loose, comedic, and sometimes biting tone—mixing streetwise repartee, insider anecdotes, biblical and cultural references, and direct lampooning of media figures. Scott and Rodney riff off current events in an informal but pointed style, often referencing their own experience as Black conservatives and Trump supporters. Healthy skepticism toward mainstream narratives and a willingness to poke fun—even at their own side—is clear throughout.

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Takeaway

“Smackdown with Pastor Darrell Scott” offers loyal listeners an in-the-trenches perspective on politics and culture after Trump’s presidency—alternately celebratory, irreverent, and skeptical. By highlighting both the spectacle and substance behind political and media events, Scott and Rodney encourage audiences to challenge received wisdom, laugh at the absurdity, and scrutinize both sides of the American cultural divide.

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Transcript

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[Promo Announcer]

Get ready for Smackdown with Daryl Scott. You've been served. No political nonsense here. The truth will set you free.

[Darrell Scott]

Smackdown with Daryl Scott starts now. Welcome to Smackdown. I'm Darrell Scott once again with my sidekick Bobblehead still laying in the cut as he does every week. Road Dog James Davis riding shotgun. James, what's happening man? We back out here in these Smackdown streets. Listen, I stole your line.

[James Rodney]

We out here in these Smackdown streets.

[Darrell Scott]

Back to back, back to Back to.

[James Rodney]

Back, back to back.

[Darrell Scott]

Third week in a row, man. And you know what? It's been pretty chill this week, but actually, it's been ice, freezing cold. I'm surprised we in here.

[James Rodney]

Listen.

[Darrell Scott]

All this cold, we haven't used that as an excuse to not do a show. What's wrong with us?

[James Rodney]

Yeah, you know, we got to get us a snow day, you know, Smackdown snow day when we sign up.

[Darrell Scott]

It's cold outside, and it's more on the way. They're talking about a. A bomb cyclone or a cyclone bomb is coming up the east coast, man, and getting New York and all of them.

[James Rodney]

Yeah, bomb cyclone. We call it 1970s winter in Cleveland. We used to live like this.

[Darrell Scott]

Everybody freaking out over the cold. I mean, like, what's the problem? I'm used to this.

[James Rodney]

Right?

[Darrell Scott]

You know? But anyway, Trump is back home.

[James Rodney]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

And it actually has been pretty chill in America this week. Trump is back home. He back out here in these streets living life like it's meant to be lived, just doing it as he does it. He out here making speeches. He's having events at the White House. He hanging out with rappers. He trolling the Dems. He doing everything that you need to do.

[James Rodney]

I heard somebody say that he's done 20 years worth of work in one year. Compare all the other presidents and bundle them all together. It doesn't match up to his first year. So now he kind of like a chill kicking mode.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, he had fun doing it, too.

[James Rodney]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

Listen, he came back and he said something very profound and eloquent about our country. Let's listen to it.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

America was founded on faith, as we know, and I've been saying it for a long time. And when faith gets weaker, our country seems to get weaker. When faith gets stronger. As it is right now, we're having a very good period of time after some rough years, good things happen for our country. It's amazing the way it seems to work that way. And under the Trump administration, we're defending our rights and restoring our identity as a nation under God. We are one nation under God, and we always will.

[Darrell Scott]

This president speaks about God more than any other president that I can recall in my lifetime.

[James Rodney]

It's absolute truth. You don't hear. They tried to, you know, Reagan and different ones they would say, but Trump is. And he's genuine with it. And you don't hear these clips unless you listen to certain media outlets, because they try to make him the devil and Hitler and all the rest of this stuff, but he's. He's right. You know, blessed nation whose God is the Lord. He puts that on his lips, you know, every chance he gets in front of a microphone concerning the faith of the nation.

[Darrell Scott]

Yes, he does. Then he went back into. He got out of that somber mold.

[James Rodney]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

And went back into Trump mode. Pete gang, after a rigged election.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

We had a rigged election.

[Darrell Scott]

I had it.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

I said, do we do it again? And I said, I think we better do it again. Not too many people who would have said that. But we did so well the second time. I said, well, we won twice. We got to do it a third time. Should we do it a fourth time.

[Darrell Scott]

For victory? You know, the liberal heads explode every time he says that. Every time. He even acts like he's gonna run a fourth time. Or they leaked. They're looking into constitutional ways where he can do it again. And then the gyms and the leper have a collective meltdown.

[James Rodney]

Listen, the Peter Bed meltdown. Because they all over that side and they. And they spend three days talking about it like it's real, like there's some loophole. And they bring the legal experts on there to talk about, oh, he can't do it, or he can do it, the rest of it. But he gets again pleasure in trolling them with that statement.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, he does. Then he went in on an old friend. Watch this.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Famous. It was the Rosie o'.

[Darrell Scott]

Donnell.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Remember that? Only Rosie o'.

[Announcer]

Donnell.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

We taken Ireland. You can keep her.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, like Ireland, y' all can keep her. Don't send her island like we don't want her. I think she came back, though, didn't she?

[James Rodney]

No, she's still over there.

[Darrell Scott]

But she said she was coming back.

[James Rodney]

Oh, really? Wow. Wow. But every day is some video talking about America. If you over there, go be Irish, why are you still worried about what's going on in America? Every five minutes, talking about Trump like, I'm with Trump. She. They can keep her.

[Darrell Scott]

See, now, you know one thing. What you said Irish, it reminds me of Sean Hannity. I call him my Irishman.

[James Rodney]

Right, right.

[Darrell Scott]

He's a friend of mine and he told an Irish joke one time. I hope I don't offend any Irish people when I say this, but the joke didn't come from me. It came from Sean Hannity. He told me this. It's like, James, me and you can make black jokes, right? Because we black.

[James Rodney]

Because we black. Right.

[Darrell Scott]

Well, Sean said to me one time, he said, darrell, do you know what an Irish seven course meal is? I said, no. What? He said a six pack of Beer and a potato. Sean said it. Don't get mad at me.

[James Rodney]

No, that's right.

[Darrell Scott]

Anyway, Trump back out in these streets, and he got the rappers out there with him. Nicki Minaj. Nicki Minaj is the latest rapper to jump on the Trump train. I mean, Nikki has some motives. You know, she wanted to get her citizenship finalized. I actually had some conversations with. I'll tell you who was working with it, James. Angela Stanton King was working with her to try to help her get her citizenship. And Angela and I had some conversations maybe a month or two ago about it. And so I don't know how involved she was in this process, but Nikki is out here, she's trying to get her car. She jumped on the Trump train because, hey, man, it is what it is. Watch this.

[Announcer]

Well, I don't know what to say, but I will say that I am probably the president's number one fan.

[Darrell Scott]

And.

[Announcer]

That'S not going to change. And the hate or what people have to say, it does not affect me at all. It actually motivates me to support him more, and it's gonna motivate all of us to support him more. We're not going to let them get away with bullying him. And, you know, the smear campaigns, it's not going to work. Okay. He has a lot of force behind him, and God is protecting him. Amen.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, Nikki, I'm feeling you out there. And we always welcome people on the Trump train. We sure could have used you in 2016, 2020, and 2024 when we was taking hell for being black people for Trump, especially 2016, James. Because me, you, and Herman Cain were the first three out there.

[James Rodney]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

You know what I'm saying? We paved the way for every black person that want to come along afterwards. We took them bullets first. Jack.

[James Rodney]

Thank you. This little stuff y' all going through now is nothing in comparison to the. The artillery we was taking in this place, to them. But I'm glad she's over here with us. You know, we can use a. A black rapper, but she's not like, you know, she ain't caring about what the pushback and the rest of that. She's strong out here.

[Darrell Scott]

And be honest. Trump in his element because all he hung with was black rappers before.

[James Rodney]

Anyway, President. Right. This whole life.

[Darrell Scott]

Remember that time we were riding in the car with him, James coming from Detroit.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

And what did he tell us? I'm on 22 rapper. I'm on 22 rap CD.

[James Rodney]

Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

He knew how many he was on, right?

[James Rodney]

Exactly. Knock it right about to start neighboring some people, but I won't do that. But yeah, again, he's friends with him behind the scenes and all of a sudden he's, he's, he's the Klan member, you know what I'm saying? Right. Right now.

[Darrell Scott]

But now Nikki doing tiktoks with Trump. He, this.

[Announcer]

Hello, guys. I'm with my favorite president, the best president of all time.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

And I'm with the queen of rap.

[Darrell Scott]

This though, you know, one thing I know and you know, people on the, on the right don't want to admit. Uhhuh, man. Black white people in a lot of different. On a lot of different occasions wish they was black.

[James Rodney]

Oh, for sure.

[Darrell Scott]

I know what I'm talking about.

[James Rodney]

For sure.

[Darrell Scott]

All the stuff they used to talk about us about. They want like the white women going out getting them lips, like black women lips. They're getting BBLs like Black Women's booties. And it's cool. We all right at times. But they love, they act like they don't, but they love hip hop for sure. White people love hip hop, man. When I took Kodak Black down to Doggone Mar a Lago, the line was standing outside while these white folks wanted to talk to them. They knew my. I, I couldn't tell you a Kodak Black record. I. They all knew all the lyrics. They knew everything. And so I'm telling you, they want to be, especially the younger ones in the mid generation. I don't know what generation next. They like it. So Nikki goes and cuts a dog on Tik Tok video with Stephen Miller's wife, Katie. Watch this. The top of my lungs. What's going on? Katie knew the lyrics. Katie knew. I ain't never heard that song in my life. She knew the words. I'm telling you, these white kids this generation, I don't, I don't listen to that stuff exactly.

[James Rodney]

But rap, Rap would be. Hip hop would be disco if it wasn't for white folks because they buy and consume more of it than black folks do. And they know all the records. And like you said, they want to hear that. Rock is basically dead. I don't even know is there a single rock band anywhere. Everything is hip hip hop right now.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, you got a little pop of this dying too.

[James Rodney]

For the most part. And so they want, they want that sauce at the White House. They want that sauce on the right, right? She bringing it.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, yeah. They be at home doing that stuff, playing that music, right? They put their suits on and put their brown shoes on and go to work the next day. Like, hi, like Eddie Murphy when he turns into the white guy. What do you say? You got to keep your butt tight when you walk. They walking, looking around. As soon as they get home, they go into that hip hop gangster thug mode.

[James Rodney]

Thank you.

[Darrell Scott]

They do it. Y' all know y' all do it for sure.

[James Rodney]

It's in their playlist when they at the gym and everything. Like, like if you can hear it out loud, if they accidentally go on speaker, it's thug music coming out of there.

[Darrell Scott]

Trump back home and he had his first cabinet meeting of 2026, but he had to reflect on his last cabinet meeting before he went into a watch.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Ask a couple of people to say a few words. And we're not going to go through the whole table because the last time we had a press conference it lasted for three hours and some people said he closed his eyes. Look, it got pretty boring.

[Darrell Scott]

All right, we're going to take a peek at the Somali walks real quick by the one, the only Natasha Owens. And then we'll be back.

[Promo Announcer]

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[Darrell Scott]

And coming soon to a state near you. New name, same tune. The Somali.

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[Darrell Scott]

It seems as if everyone in America, well, at least everyone on the left, has forgotten all about Chicago.

[James Rodney]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

Remember the existential crisis of Chicago.

[James Rodney]

Yes, yes.

[Darrell Scott]

And, and, and forgotten all about New York. Remember the county took over New York.

[James Rodney]

That's right.

[Darrell Scott]

And we were all worried about that. Now the new hotspot, James, is Minnesota.

[James Rodney]

Yeah. Minneapolis, Minnesota. It's a cauldron. A seething pot is brewing up there. Every seems like all eyes are on this stuff that's going on in Minnesota.

[Darrell Scott]

It's a microcosm.

[James Rodney]

Yes.

[Darrell Scott]

Of what's wrong in and with America today. They've got all about Chicago. And you know what else? You know who else they didn't forgot about?

[James Rodney]

Who is that?

[Darrell Scott]

Black people. We ain't been getting in no trouble.

[James Rodney]

We ain't been doing.

[Darrell Scott]

I mean you get a random, random straight black dude here, there doing something. But for the most part, man, we've been chilling.

[James Rodney]

They've been up off us. That's why I keep telling folk when they try to get their dandruff up a little bit about Minneapolis. But hey, sit this one out. Because they ain't talking about us. We ain't in this. Our name Somalis ain't us. So our name is Wes and we ain't in this mess.

[Darrell Scott]

You ain't never lied. And so you know, that's the question. But why Minnesota is the question, Mr. Wonderful. Kevin O' Leary was on CNN with just that question right there. Watch. Simple question.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Why is all this happening in Minneapolis? Why?

[Announcer]

Because they're going after fraud. But again, could there be fraud? Minneapolis is is not unique that don't let ice in. But they.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, but if you're going to go.

[Announcer]

After fraud, you send thousands of fraud investigators on the ground. That is the only.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Well, why don't we just talk about.

[James Rodney]

Fraud for a minute.

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But it's not fraud.

[Darrell Scott]

Kevin, like that is b. What is he saying?

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Fraud.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

A lot of money missing.

[Darrell Scott]

A lot of money missing.

[Announcer]

Use these.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Unless taxpayers are asking, you know what?

[Darrell Scott]

You know what? The reason why Kevin o' Larry and different ones, they have to be polite.

[Announcer]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

Because these big mouth black chicks be getting on my nerves. That have been me sitting on there. She doing that. Oh, you listen with this talking. I said shut up. That's what I said, shut up. Who you talk to? You listening. You shut up.

[James Rodney]

That's right.

[Darrell Scott]

Same way I was to do do when I used to be on there be doing with Angela Rye and what was that other one Ter set. They try to get flipped with their mouth and then I get flipped back. Then they want to act like they're the wounded victim. You should have said girl, shut up. You listen with your ears, right? And shut up with your mouth.

[James Rodney]

And when you hit them back then I'm the girl. You should talk to me like that because I, you know, I'm a girl. You can't hit a girl like no, you over there with that big mouth push me back. But Kevin is right. Let's slow down, let's talk about this. That's all this crap is about because it boiled up and spilled out there. So now it's all this attention with ice. Ice is everywhere else in all these other cities. But now all the attention is in Minnesota.

[Darrell Scott]

Minnesota. You're right, cuz Somali's got that paper right. You know, didn't Michelle Obama though, didn't she come out and say black women can't speak up?

[James Rodney]

Right?

[Darrell Scott]

Well we can't speak up because we're black women. Out. Show me the black women. Right. I'm looking for where they at. Where are the black women that can't speak up and speak out at.

[James Rodney]

That's all they do is she must.

[Darrell Scott]

Been watching Color Purple think about whoopy or something. Because you show a black man, a black woman that can't speak up and speak out, you know what he'll do? He'll marry him.

[James Rodney]

That's right. That's wife material. Outside of that, what she talking about? Something 1950s even back then they speaking up and speaking out, talking about we don't get a chance. We can't articulate ourselves. That's all they do. They live to do that.

[Darrell Scott]

Now watch this. Speaking of the 50s and 60s, 60s, somebody go back and get this dude an afro pick. Get him one of them pics with the peace symbol in it. And with the black power fist on it, because he needs one. Cause this little. He think he Don King Jr. Or something. Watch this.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

When you rise a whole country, you start treating all of your citizens the.

[Darrell Scott]

Way black folk have been treated for 250 years.

[James Rodney]

So when I see the police killing.

[Darrell Scott]

These two precious folks.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Sister Renee, at.

[Darrell Scott]

My dear brother Alex. He said the police killed my. My dear brother and sister. Yeah, right.

[James Rodney]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

I forgot her name.

[James Rodney]

Yeah. Good. Are they good and pretty and pretty.

[Darrell Scott]

Good and pretty. It sounds like the candy.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Yeah.

[James Rodney]

Good.

[Commentators/Critics]

Pretty.

[James Rodney]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

I ain't laughing at him. I'm just.

[James Rodney]

Hey, right. Yeah, yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

We spontaneous on this show.

[James Rodney]

Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

Whatever comes out to ether into our heads. But anyway, whatever happened to James? Now, this is Cornel West. Right?

[James Rodney]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

Whatever happened to them white devils? Now I'm sitting there, dear brother, sister, what happened to this? You told us the white man was the devil.

[James Rodney]

Thank you. It's like now all of a sudden, they. They his brother and sister. And that's the reason the whole country hasn't gone up. Because we know it takes black skin in order to get everybody they damage upset. This ain't really catching the steam. They want they running out of it in like a.

[Announcer]

A week.

[James Rodney]

So he got to make him a brother. Now, my brother, my sister tried some Jedi mind trick to get everybody mad.

[Darrell Scott]

So they're not the oppressor.

[James Rodney]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

They're not the white devils.

[James Rodney]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

They're not the colonizers.

[James Rodney]

The man. Right. Imperialist.

[Darrell Scott]

Now there are dear brothers and sisters.

[James Rodney]

Since when? I'm trying to rewind your tapes, Dr. West.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, now, you know what? I meant to get a video of somebody and I'll tell you afterwards. Watch this. Tom Holman back out on these streets. I wish I'd have got the other video to put up about it because I got a nickname for him. But let's go with it. Tom Holman, are we going to be.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Arresting those individuals as well?

[Darrell Scott]

And to the folks out there in.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

America that voted for this, that want.

[Darrell Scott]

Mass deportations because they saw a mass.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Invasion under Joe Biden, what would you say to them?

[Darrell Scott]

How are we going to get to that point?

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Well, first of all, about the organization and the funding of the attacks on ice. I'm not going to answer a lot about that because I'm not going to show our hand. But they'll be held accountable. Justice is coming again. We've got to all remember the questions we've seen and why we're here. What started this four years of an open border where millions of people are letting this country unvetted remember. Let's not forget, for four years we were told the border secure. Four years we were told the border secure.

[Darrell Scott]

James, I got a nickname for him and I should have had the video to show it, but when I say it, you're gonna co sign it. You know what I call Tom Holman?

[James Rodney]

What do you call it?

[Darrell Scott]

White Debo.

[James Rodney]

That's my bike, punk.

[Darrell Scott]

Look at it.

[James Rodney]

He is White Devo.

[Darrell Scott]

He devo man. And he back out here. Trump just sent him back to Minnesota. He Debo coming, y'. All.

[James Rodney]

And let them know. And that calm. He got that calm, you going to jail voice. I, I ain't getting riled up. I ain't yelling. I ain't being, you know, all this other stuff. But you let them know justice is coming. It's Riot Inc. As they call it. You know, we know all this money coming from all these places because they want to squash down the, the, the laundromat, the money laundering that's going on in Minnesota. So we about to see what's about to happen. He said, I'm not going to show you my hand, but we're going to see it.

[Darrell Scott]

He going down there. He going to be just like Debo. He gonna catch one of them liberals riding by the heckle. Take that bike. Take his bike. Now look at her. Two weeks, three weeks ago, she praising Trump about Nicaragua, what not. She's back out here with some stupid stuff. Watch what she says.

[Announcer]

They chose to. They killed the wrong guy, right? Because this is like, this is like the perfect guy. Alex Preddy is the guy you would want to date your daughter, the one. The guy you'd want your son to grow up to be a decent human being who was serving humanity, serving sick veterans who is, you know, there is nothing that has been said about that man that isn't wonderful. And so they can't malign him. They can't malign him because we have the videos.

[Darrell Scott]

First of all, James, he said they killed the wrong man.

[James Rodney]

Yeah.

[Darrell Scott]

Who's the right man to kill, right?

[James Rodney]

Who. Who deserves to be killed at a ice stage?

[Announcer]

Who?

[James Rodney]

We nominated? Who? George Floyd gonna resurrect him and kill his. Is he the right one? What are you saying right now?

[Darrell Scott]

After this, though? The video came out of Presti man, they got some video. It's always a tape.

[James Rodney]

Always. Like we say, there's always a video. He. He's his foot so strong, he kicked the tail light out the ice car.

[Darrell Scott]

Knocked it on the ground, fought back to resist the. And Everything.

[James Rodney]

Spitting on the car and everything.

[Darrell Scott]

Right? He spit on the car. He's doing all the stuff that black people don't do, right? All we do is run, right? We might try to resist and try not to get cut and, And, And. And. And run, but we ain't kicking the tail lights out and spitting on cops and stuff, man. We know better than that.

[James Rodney]

He had his gun with him during that first off, with. With us, it's resisting. We not running up and provoking a fight with the cops. That ain't something black folks do. We not doing that. You know, if somebody come to us trying to arrest us, we be trying to jerk and get away. So he's sitting there provoking folks.

[Darrell Scott]

She said that. Watch this. They had to come back.

[Announcer]

Johnson says the new video destroys a leftist hoax. He argues it proves Preddy was not an innocent bystander or legal observer. Instead, he was, quote, a violent agitator and a psychopath hell bent on attacking federal law enforcement. And I think the question, though, in response to that is, does that have any bearing on what happened to him 11 days later?

[Darrell Scott]

All right, James, we're going to show a real quick montage of some Karens. Two Karen, one Karen, then a black dude, the fafo, and then we got AI Karen. Watch these three. Garbage. Are you Ice? Garbage?

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Who are you?

[Darrell Scott]

What's your name?

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Are you Ice?

[Darrell Scott]

Oh, you don't want me to take a picture of your face?

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Is that because you're Ice?

[Darrell Scott]

That's my husband. I have done nothing at all. My name is Matt and Sage Matana Howard.

[Announcer]

We demand to be allowed to do anything we want.

[Darrell Scott]

We will block streets and cars. We will destroy artwork. We demand to be, most importantly, to be insufferable and super whiny. We don't want any consequences. And if anyone gets hurt, we will lie about it. Despite the video evidence.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

We won't tolerate this sort of garbage in America.

[Darrell Scott]

Bye.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Bye.

[Darrell Scott]

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[Darrell Scott]

If you noticed on our program we have four segments. We have and we call them blocks. You know we have four segments, we'll have one segment, then we have commercial another segment, commercials another segment and we call them blocks. A block, B block, C block and D Block. Well, it's time for our C block, But I think I'm gonna rename our C block to Candace block. Because every time we try to get away from her, she make us come back to it. To the point where C block has been almost all Candace Owens James.

[James Rodney]

That's why it's C. It's C for candy. This is her block because she always got that mouth running with something crazy. Candy. That's this block.

[Darrell Scott]

And you know what? I can't keep reminding y'. All. We told y'. All. We told y'.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

All.

[Darrell Scott]

And I'm waiting to see all my apologies from all of y'.

[Commentators/Critics]

All.

[Darrell Scott]

When y' all were getting mad at us for going in on her, we tried to tell you. We tried to warn you.

[James Rodney]

Yeah, but I'm sick of this new right. That's still following her. What's wrong with y'?

[Darrell Scott]

All?

[James Rodney]

Wake up. What's wrong?

[Darrell Scott]

That's their name. Like, we were the deplorables.

[James Rodney]

Remember the liftards and all them. We get to say that now, right? Somebody brought it back, man.

[Darrell Scott]

Who doubled down Ben Shapiro. Double down on it. So, hey.

[James Rodney]

Right?

[Darrell Scott]

But she had a bad week last week. Started off with this watch.

[Candace Owens Critic]

I think Candace Owens might need to go back to third grade. She put out this tweet saying, back online after Internet blackout. I grew up in Connecticut and have truly never seen an ice like this ever. The temperature is 30 degrees, but the ice on our treetops is not melting at all. Never seen anything like this. Anybody else? I will take a video to show you guys what I mean, but it's almost like dry ice. And it's taking out an absurd amount of trees. Again, 30 degrees. And none of the ice is dripping from the trees. The ice isn't melting because water freezes at 32 degrees, Candace. Anything below that ice stays solid. So if it were dripping at 30 degrees, that would be the weird part. And it's not dry ice. Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide at night. Negative 109 degrees Fahrenheit. Like, call me crazy, but I think ice not dripping at 30 degrees is the default setting of winter. If it were dripping, that would mean the temperature of sunlight was high enough to cause melting over 32 degrees. And the temperature isn't over 32 degrees. So the ice doesn't melt. Candace. It's just winter. Candace. And you said you grew up there. The fact that you don't know that water freezes at 32 degrees is apparently a reminder that confidence is not the same thing as confidence, competence.

[Darrell Scott]

We tried to tell y', all, Jay.

[James Rodney]

This is dummy, because I guess he's so articulated. She's so forthright in how she talks. So everybody just followed this dummy, told her that she was a grifter. Now she even know that water freezes at 30. At 33, it'll start to melt. She's like, I don't. It's always some conspiracy, not an ISIS is something.

[Darrell Scott]

She actually was saying stuff like they were spraying years ago and the CIA and the chemtrails and. And this is not. The snow doesn't even feel like real snow, dummy. The colder it gets, the more sandy the snow is. Snow changes its texture and consistency depending upon the weather.

[James Rodney]

I mean, she is the queen of the tinfoil hatch right now.

[Darrell Scott]

Nick Fuentes, though. And I'm not a Nick guy, right? But then I'm there. He'd be cracking me up. Watch this.

[Commentators/Critics]

You're 35 years old. How do you not know? I mean, this is like the basics. I think Everybody knows this. 32 degrees is when water freezes. That's like 101. Like, are you smarter than a fifth grader? But then I was thinking further. So one, we now know for a fact she does not know that Water freezes at 32 degrees, which is kind of insane. But here's what's even better. You have to wonder, what temperature does she think water freezes at? If it's not 32, what do you think she thinks it is? And I had sort of an epiphany while I was driving. I thought, you know, she probably thinks it's zero. Because what else? If you don't think it's 32 or you don't know it's 32, what would you guess it is? And. And if I had to speculate, I would say she thinks it's zero. Because the way that she said it, she said it as though it was.

[James Rodney]

Yes, sir, he right. For sure. He def. She definitely thinks it's zero. You know, it's just above zero and it's just up there frozen. I'm like, my God, this is like elementary school water boys at 212. You know, water freezes at. At 32. But this dummy again. We got sprayed with something. Now it's fake ice and fake snow.

[Darrell Scott]

We tried to tell you guys before.

[James Rodney]

She tried to tell you.

[Darrell Scott]

Faking, y'. All. Just because someone speaks in a. And. And. And a certain type of cadence and an emphatic matter of fact tone does not make them smart.

[James Rodney]

Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

Usually those are the grifters. They're sucker you because they're talking like that. Whereas somebody doesn't speak with some emotion and some vocal inflections.

[James Rodney]

Right.

[Darrell Scott]

They won't believe them.

[James Rodney]

Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

But anyway, speaking of vocal and talking, they did a montage on her and her, her college level superior vocabulary. Watch this.

[Announcer]

James posthumously. Charlie Kirk, the founder of tpusa will be posthumously honored. A posthumous award decided posthumously.

[Darrell Scott]

She. She, she messed up a whole. She called debacle. Debacle. She called macabre. Macabre. She mispronounced a whole lot. Compartmentalized. She couldn't say compartmentalized.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

Wow.

[James Rodney]

So that tells you one thing, that it's. It probably in the prompter that she has in the room. And she's reading it wrong. And, and so for her to be flying extemporaneous and getting these, these, these words wrong. But again, it just shows that she's not as smart as she made herself out to be. Again, just being that forthright and all of that she talks about. She reads two books a week. Two or three books a week.

[Darrell Scott]

I should read Dick and Jane, Alice and Jerry. What else do we used to read when we were little kids? When you was in school, what was the kids school?

[James Rodney]

Dr. Seuss, Green Eggs and Ham. That's what she reading. She reading the Peanuts because you can't be reading Peanuts.

[Darrell Scott]

Might be a little bit, a little.

[James Rodney]

Bit above her pay grade, but you can't read two 32 and three books a week and be this dumb.

[Darrell Scott]

Kanye west came out and repented, right?

[James Rodney]

Okay.

[Darrell Scott]

I mean, he repented. You know what he does? It could be wild now. Then they go down to the Sunken Place, right? Then you want to hear from him. Then he'll come out, he'll repent. Then he'll come back with something else because he's got a new album dropping right this week. So you know, he came out, repented to the Jews, said he had a car accident and he had brain damage. And the brain damage. He had a car accident a long time ago. He never diagnosed the fact that the frontal lobe of his brain was damaged, which caused him to be bipolar, which caused him to say a whole bunch of crazy stuff that he ain't mean to say. He thanked the black community for having his back. He said he loves the Jews. And now Kansas looking around, I mean, she just needs to say she crazy too, but she can't do it. So now she had to say a little comment on it. Watch this.

[Announcer]

Anyway, I just wanted to very quickly comment because people were pinging me on this about Kanye taking out a full page in the Wall Street Journal to apologize. Kanye's apology. I just want to just broadly say this because this comes up all the time. There's always this Candace. Yay. That I love.

[Darrell Scott]

Yay, man. She's like, I have to say something. Because, you know, she rallied for him. She got anti Semitic because he was right swinging off his set. Now he done left her out. Ain't nothing worse than that. Somebody double back and leave you over there.

[James Rodney]

Exactly. But like I said, his frontal lobe made him anti Semitic. But now he came back. And so in her mind, they got to him. You know, so the Jews and, you know, the people in Israel, they didn't got to him. They shutting his bank account down or something. It's got to be some undertow conspiracy when all it is. He came to himself and he's like, candace is dumb, and I'm leaving out that dumb island by herself.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah. He said, my. I got brain damage. That's what my anti Semitism.

[James Rodney]

All right, we from.

[Darrell Scott]

I don't know where hers.

[James Rodney]

Where hers.

[Darrell Scott]

She must be brain damaged too, then. Hey, man, this guy Jeremy Boring, he spoke up about it. Watch this.

[Commentators/Critics]

Well, I certainly think that hiring Candace is probably the biggest mistake of my professional life so far. At the time, I had misgivings about Candace, but I. It wasn't a completely cynical decision. I believed that Candace could be a great force for good in the world. I still believe that Candace is the most talented person I've ever met, not just in conservative media, but in any media. She has it. You know, she has that star quality. You know it. The moment that you meet her unbelievable charm, unbelievable charisma. The camera absolutely loves.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, I didn't mean to play all that part, James. Her having unbelievable charm and all that because she full of more crap than the Christmas turkey. It's just white people couldn't recognize it.

[James Rodney]

Exactly.

[Darrell Scott]

Black folk, we've seen that a long time ago. But she came back in response to what he said. Watch what she said.

[Commentators/Critics]

Candace is doing an incredible amount of damage.

[Announcer]

So what's amazing about that is he's not even aware of how objectively racist what he just said was. We brought Candace on because she was critiquing black people. We brought her on because it was nice to have a black person that was willing to call out Black Lives Matter. And that's largely why I brought her on. That's why we did.

[Darrell Scott]

Candace. He was right. They did bring you on because you was bashing black people. You were platformed in the first place, the entire right embraced you because you were the black person confirming and affirming every negative stereotype and every negative thing that was said about black people. You came back. Yes, you're right. They are like this. Everything you say that's bad about blacks, that you're absolutely right and I will go out there and say it. Now she's acting like. But you know what, James? This proves she was hip to the hustle from the beginning for sure. For her to say that now proves that she knew that was the reason she was being trotted out.

[James Rodney]

There she is, Auntie Tamiana, as they called her on black Twitter. Like he was out there doing everything. Anytime something black happened in the press, she's racing straight out there. Yeah. These black people you talk caught. Floyd wasn't even in the ground yet and was dragging him and Arbery. Yeah. All those people. So again, that was the hustle. And then when that ran out, she just grifted to the next thing.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah. And it played out because no more election. She said blacks were slaves on the plantation. Now she's trying to act like she. She was a slave of the daily Wire Plantation. Get out of here, girl.

[James Rodney]

Stop it.

[Darrell Scott]

The right only embraced you because you bash the black people, period. So now don't try to act like this is some unusual thing that no black people knew about. That's the only reason everyone loved Kansas. As long as negative black stuff was coming out of her mouth, soon some negative stuff started coming up about other folk. They started hating her.

[James Rodney]

Exactly. And black folks been saw it. And that's why they was never on team. Team Candace. From the beginning until now, we were jealous and haters. Haters.

[Darrell Scott]

Everybody jealous. Hater. Because we wasn't co signing the person didn't want to run our race down.

[James Rodney]

Thank you. Thank you. And we got enough running down. We need somebody look like us running us down. Like, shut up already.

[Darrell Scott]

You ain't.

[James Rodney]

I'm saying you called a couple of times like, hey, you need to calm.

[Darrell Scott]

Down a couple times to shut that stuff up.

[James Rodney]

Shut up. And she wouldn't shut up. Now you don't tell me I got a million toilet followers, you know? And that's it. So now look at it.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, this sums her up right here. Watch this.

[Announcer]

I just. I'm so. This whole contract stuff, it's fake, it's gay, it's over. We left it in 2025. Okay. The lawsuit stuff to basically say I'm allowed to be immoral because you signed a contract and didn't perceive how I could be immoral is just done.

[Darrell Scott]

No, Candace, you're fake. And we left you in 2025 and we're over it. Hey, listen, I need everyone in the viewing audience to make sure you tune into our brand new show after Hours with Alex Stein, premiering this Monday and running Monday through Friday right here on real America's voice television at 11pm don't you dare miss it. We want to open our final segment with a public service announcement, slash public service announcement statement to all of our male viewers in the Real America's Voice television audience, stay tuned.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

We wanted to see the brain. So somebody invented the mri, wanted to see bones, invented the X ray, wanted to see babies in the womb. Ultrasound, hell, we got CAT scans, PET scans, 3D imaging. We got machines that can look through clothes at the airport. We got satellites that can read a license plate from space. They can print organs. Now they can do remote surgery with a robot sitting in another state. So would somebody please explain to me why my doctor's got to stick his finger up my.

[James Rodney]

James, it's the truth. We said it all the time. We've been to the moon. Like I said, we can see babies in the womb. You can read a poster stamp with a satellite. And then now I go in there and I feel a little something that I gotta get a finger. What's going on? It has to be something.

[Darrell Scott]

Those are some traumatic experiences, too. Listen, we'll talk about it one day.

[James Rodney]

Yeah. This. This is for men over a certain age.

[Darrell Scott]

All right, it's time for our. This segment features our Smackdown of the week. Third runner up. A smackdown of the week is Karen again. Karen at the gas pump. The liberal think about Karen is the liberal psycho, psycho, crazy white woman. That's the Karen. That's the description of a Karen. And she's at the gas pump and she's blaming this on Trump.

[James Rodney]

Watch this liberal woman thinks she's getting ripped off at the pumps.

[Darrell Scott]

I used to be able to get at least 80 to $90 of gas in my truck when Biden was in office.

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[Darrell Scott]

Only get 57.54 in my tank. Like, what is going on? Like, what is he doing? I can't, man. Come on, give me this.

[James Rodney]

This is. Again, this. This is like Candace Owens level and dumb. Like, you don't realize you saving money, dummy. Like, it's because of Trump that I'm. I'm saving 80. Who's gonna tell her? Like, who's gonna tell the dummy that.

[Darrell Scott]

I used to could put $80. Yeah. Now I can only put few.

[James Rodney]

You just save $23. Who's gonna tell it?

[Darrell Scott]

You know, one thing I see that the right is engaged in though, James. And we saw that with Cornel west, and we're about to see it again. You know what the right's new thing is?

[James Rodney]

What is it?

[Darrell Scott]

Reverse racism. No, no, no, it's not reverse race baiting, okay? Because all the race baiters that wanted to whine about some stuff about mistreatment and injustice to black people, right now they reversing their race and they're making it about white people. And so here's one. One case in point. Warnock, right?

[James Rodney]

Okay.

[Darrell Scott]

Reverend Raphael Warnock. He has made Pretty's death something of biblical proportions. He went to the pretty. I don't know. He went somewhere. Watch what this guy said.

[James Rodney]

There really are no words. It was a deeply moving experience.

[Darrell Scott]

As I said, I felt like I.

[James Rodney]

Was standing on holy ground. Alex Preddy's blood cries out to us.

[Darrell Scott]

He done compared Pretty to Moses and Abel, right? Moses was standing on holy ground with the Lord. Tell Moses, take remove your shoes from your feet because place there on your stand is holy crowd. And what did Jesus. What did they say about Abel?

[James Rodney]

His blood cried from this from the ground.

[Darrell Scott]

Now he's doing compare Pretty to Abel and Moses.

[James Rodney]

You can't make it up. I'm sorry. N word, please. You just do it. You just do it, Right? I didn't say the other one so we shouldn't get in trouble. Please, Negro, please go somewhere making this. It was a very moving, very moving experience. Now he a martyr.

[Darrell Scott]

Stop it. I call Warnock. Mr. Peanut. Here's a picture of Mr. Peanut. You tell me this isn't Warnock right here?

[James Rodney]

I swear not.

[Darrell Scott]

It look just like it.

[James Rodney]

The right reverend.

[Darrell Scott]

All of a sudden, he's saying it was like holy ground. Okay, then why didn't you take your shoes off, bow down and start worshiping?

[James Rodney]

Thank you. Exactly. With. With this nonsense. But crying out. Yeah, his blood is crying out from. What is it saying? What? What is the blood saying?

[Darrell Scott]

What the blood saying? Hey, hold it.

[James Rodney]

Don't shoot. Hold on. Don't shoot.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, I ain't laughing at the dude, but hey, man, see, you know what? I'm sorry. You know, we talk a lot of black white stuff out here. Yeah, but it's the truth anyhow.

[James Rodney]

Yeah, it's stuff we have to.

[Darrell Scott]

Right when we should be. Where black people should empathize when somebody else gets shot. Another race. Our people don't do that, man.

[James Rodney]

We don't do it.

[Darrell Scott]

We need to stop, man. We need to, we need to get this right. Because we'll sit up there. Well, yeah, they shooting us. So, hey, shooting some black people, by the time somebody, they shoot some white people, they've been shooting all these black people. That's how people respond. It is what it is.

[James Rodney]

Yeah, there's a numbness. We're oblivious and numb to it because we've been getting shot so long. But I will reiterate once again, we ain't walking up on no cop, picking no fight. That's not what we do. I don't know where they got this stuff from. Like you said, they need some black protest lessons.

[Darrell Scott]

James. My very first experience with cops in my life when I was around 11, 12 years old, I got my butt kicked by the police. And you know what I mean? I didn't even do nothing. They got my butt kicked by the cops. So whenever somebody else get their ass kicked, you got your butt kicked somebody else for sympathy.

[James Rodney]

In the words of our mutual friend, DC's America, you gonna get your butt kicked by a cop. You know what I'm saying?

[Darrell Scott]

Second runner up, another, another liberal. This guy, Giancarlo Esposito, he's actually been in my church before he came here, politician for Obama way back 20 years ago. But watch what this dummy had to say. Watch this.

[James Rodney]

They can't take us all down. If the whole world showed up on, on Putin's doorstep or on the Iranian store ship or in Washington, it would. They'll kill a 550 million or however, but the rest of us would survive with a new.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

We have.

[James Rodney]

This is time for revolution. It's time for it and they don't even know that's what they're starting.

[Darrell Scott]

Did you hear what he said, James? Yeah, he's talking about revolution. He said 500, you know, whatever. We show up on Putin's doorstep, show up in Washington D.C. and we revolt. He said watch what he said. They might get 500 million, but the rest of us who survive. Are you a survivor? Why don't you lead the revolution, be a martyr, go out there on the front line, throw the first stone. Talking about the rest of us who survive. What do you mean us?

[James Rodney]

He gonna be in his bunker in his multi million dollar home in Hollywood watching it from the TV or somewhere with security, way back away from the main thing, talking about the folks that's taking it in the face. You know, he ain't about to stand there and take no lashes from, from the war. That he want to start. We need a revolution right now, man. Get out of here. This is nonsense.

[Darrell Scott]

We need a revolution. We need to all show up. They're gonna kill 100 million people. But the rest of us, Us. When I heard us, I was like, he should. He should at least said the rest of those, right, that survived. He could have been included in that.

[James Rodney]

Since you want to be Braveheart and call the revolution, you got to be the first dude. You should be riding the horse up front.

[Darrell Scott]

Thank you. All right, now it's time for our smackdown of the week. Since we're being biblical, we're going to file this under a biblical. In the book of Acts. Acts, when the demon said to the seven sons of Skiba, said, Jesus. I know. And Paul. I know, but who are you?

[James Rodney]

Who are you?

[Darrell Scott]

All right. John Leguizamo. He's not an A list actor. He's not a B list actor. He's not a C list actor. He don't even make the list of actors. He came out because he's tired of ice. And watch what he said.

[Various Interviewees/Clips]

If you follow Ice, unfollow me, don't come to my shows, and don't watch my movies.

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, man, what? Nobody following you. We were coming to your shows that follow Ice. Anyway, Change.

[James Rodney]

He had two lines of dialogue and about eight movies. I'm like, I know John. I forgot John existed until this came out. Like, who? Don't follow me. Unfollow me. What show? What show is you doing when people is coming to it? Well, you know what? You ain't got to worry about us, all right, bro?

[Darrell Scott]

We hear you. We will obey. We submit. You've thrown down the garment.

[James Rodney]

You know what?

[Darrell Scott]

We accept the challenge. We won't come to your show, and we won't watch none of your whack movies. Wasn't he on Super Mario, bro?

[James Rodney]

He was.

[Darrell Scott]

Which one was he?

[James Rodney]

Mario Kart or something?

[Darrell Scott]

Hey, Luigi, we ain't coming to your wax shows. No way, you clown.

[James Rodney]

He needed that check because that's, like, stereotypical. Go play Mario.

[Darrell Scott]

Look at that dude. They gotta do something to try to go viral. It's the most publicity you done had. You got more views on this than you had views on any of your.

[James Rodney]

All of your movies together, all put together. And now you want to say, you know, unfollow me if you follow Ice. Yeah, get. You know what? I would. I wouldn't follow you in the first place, but you gotta work. But you ain't got to worry about me following you now.

[Darrell Scott]

Yeah, we're going with ice. Let me see two people come up. Suggested followers. Ice. Leguizamo. I'm going with ice.

[James Rodney]

Ice. Ice, baby.

[Darrell Scott]

All right. It's been good, James. Three weeks in a row we've been here. We're gonna try to make it through this cold weather. We're gonna try to survive the bomb cyclone. On behalf of bobblehead James Rodney, our producer, we'll be back next week, same smack time, same smack network. I am Darrell Scott and I am out. Before I go, once again, I want to remind you, tune in to the Alex Stein show Monday through Friday at 11pm right here on the real America's Voice television network, the greatest television network, because I'm trying to kill some time on the planet earth. Once again, I'm Darrell Scott and I am out. See ya.

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[Darrell Scott]

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