My Response to George Floyds' Death & Black Lives Matter

look if you're somebody that's consumed by content before you know that everything I talked about pretty much comes from a place of wanting to make it better how can we improve how can we make progress so that is the only way I view things even stuff that's very emotional and personal to me like u.s. Iran some of the challenges that we faced in the past before so the disclaimer I want to give you up front is if you have a hard time being objective right now or if you have a hard time being able to watch a video and reasoning today because your emotions are too high I suggest you not watch this video today or maybe this week maybe watch it two weeks from now but don't watch it to now completely respect you for doing that now having said that the other thing I want you to keep in mind is the fact that value taemin is very comfortable talking about controversial topics I don't know that I've never touched up on no controversial topics all the Mafia interviews political interviews you know people have had that they've said you shouldn't have this guy because this guy's gotten you know deep platform you shouldn't bring that guy politically that guy's too Democrat that guy's too Republican that person sooo too many people he's killed too many people this guy so we've had a lot of different controversial people on this channel and I'm comfortable doing that and the way we do it we don't do it from a bandwagon standpoint which is let me see what I need to say to get my viewers to like me more because it's all about liking and if they like you you do better it's not my style I didn't create a channel to do vlogs and you see my life on my dogs and my puppies on my cats and look how awesome it is oh my gosh I love this guy it's not my DNA that's not how much so I tell you based on how I view things and the things that are experienced in my life so if that makes sense to you then great if it doesn't I also respect it you don't have to agree with what I'm talking about you can comment below and trash this video if you want to I'm comfortable with that as well but this is my response video to events that took place with the death of George Floyd so today we're gonna talk about the feud a few different things one is events facts one is you know some of the things that's good actually of what's happened with this crisis that we've experienced then we talk about who and what is the cause of the events that took place with Georg Freud who is to blame who benefits from America being divided why does it keep happening can racism and discrimination be eliminated and in some solutions for you to be thinking about at the end which we'll talk about here in a few minutes so let me get right into it facts Georg Freud 46 year-old man gets up there New York Times tells us 8 minutes and 40 seconds Derek Chavan was on his neck Derek Sheldon was on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds while George Floyd is saying I can't breathe please I can't breathe everybody screaming he's saying he can't breathe get off of him but the man the officer kept the knee on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds you think about it for a second if you do MMA and you watch UFC you don't even do MMA if you watch UFC when the guy gets tapped out what do they do they go like this and the mediator the ref comes in boom how long have you seen guy go like this actually think about the question UFC chokehold how long have you seen the guy tapped out how long 2 seconds 3 seconds you ever seen 8 minutes and 46 seconds I don't know that's a long time I've never seen 8 minutes and 47 the roundest 5 minutes what do you do for 8 minutes and 46 seconds and you got 3 other people for other people there that could actually help you out 3 other people and nothing happens so absolute disgraceful would took place and I'm not surprised that it upset a lot of people now the people involved there are children obviously is the main officer with the knee on the leg 37 year old by the way he was charged with third degree murder second degree manslaughter then he had officer Koons himself officer lane and officer tau they were charged with aiding and abetting murder okay one of them was 26 years old 137 134 years old so that's them those are the facts that we have so far here right so that's what they've been charged so far which by the way these could change and odds are Derek is going to go to jail and if I'm a betting man I'm assuming the other three are going to be released based on how these things typically have worked out in the past okay he'll go to jail the rest of them and by the way how long he goes to jail I don't know because if you go back and think about somebody that's close to him back in March of 1991 Rodney King went through a similar challenge where his son of sergeant Kunz Stacy Koons told the other four officers to hit you know Rodney with the baton and there were constantly being hit and that was recorded back in the days when we didn't have social media and Rodney King was 25 years old at the time George fraud was is was 46 years old Rodney King survived Georg Freud didn't survive stacey koon went to jail for 30 months so we make the comparison Rodney didn't die 30 months and then afterwards today he's a limo driver by the way can actually go we'll put the link below for you guys to watch he's a limo driver for a company called music Express he's driven Al Gore DL Hughley and other people around by the way every time he goes in LA and and he drives people around people record him and say hey how does it feel do you regret what you do to Rodney King he's had to live with that event his entire life and fYI that riot caused 63 people to die in LA I came to the state November 28th 1990 this event was March 3rd 1991 four months after I came to the state this took place okay so the 92 riots were obviously later on but I came to the stage during that time I was actually absolutely scary on what was going on people had no clue what was going I was 12 years old I didn't speak English you turn on the TV everybody's agitated and I'm in the middle of it in LA so those are some of the people involved here so we don't know how long you should get but it can be life but it's gonna be definitely more than 30 months so that's one thing we'll see what's gonna happen there the other person that's involved in this case is the camera person which is a 17 year old young lady Darnell affray sure who's recording the entire time herself and while she's recording at the following day her video is the one that goes viral and you can see there's a video of her talking saying I cannot believe what happened it happened right here she's crying in tears people are trying to comfort her happen right here the video went viral I cannot believe I witnessed this whole thing she's talking about this so those are some of the events now let's talk about the next part on why she plays such an important role the worst invention for bad cops and criminals the worst invention for bad cops and criminals is this right here this is by far the worst invention this right here is the worst invention for bad cops and criminals I've sat with many mafia members I've sat with Sammy the bull Gravano Michael Francis Frank Cullotta I mean you too you name him I probably Philip Leonetti Ralph Natali all the bosses anybody that's pretty much a boss or somebody that was an influential figure in a mob world I pretty much sat down with them right they will tell you this is the worst time to be a mobster why because our phones so social media phones and cameras have ruined everything for bad cops and criminals this is a bad time to be in a crime business and this is a bad time to be a cop now watch this what is changing everything is citizen journalism she may not know it but at 17 years old Darnell afraser502 thousand nine hundred full-time journalists that worked for the fourteen hundred newspapers no she's a citizen journalist she takes this out she records a life she's officially a city citizen journalists believe it or not this is very very important and positive for advancement very very because nowadays how many videos have you seen where the driver takes out the camera puts it on the cop and the cop says you put that phone down stop recording me and a man says I know my rights what I do - I'm a police officer and the driver says I'm a lawyer and a police officer a lawyer who does uber yes I need to make money I'm a lawyer and I know my loss okay then keep recording but there's many of these videos by the way this scares the hell out of bad cops this is a weapon so remember this this is a beautiful thing right here that's a weapon right so now let's continue let's continue obviously this event takes place we're divided ok we're divided what's going on what do we do but if you look at cops and protesters when it comes to cops you got good cops bad cops and criminals yes yes protesters some people want to protest and want to kind of be hurt we're upset White House we go in front of DC hey we're upset LA we're upset there's peaceful protesters there's looters and criminals on both sides you have criminals and both sides you have bad cops and looters on both sides you have people that exploit opportunities crimes going on let me go grab this Louie back that's criminal crimes going on let me get this Tesla car injure crimes go let me drive this car crimes gonna let me go and get this target let me get this computer let me get this ID criminal crimes going on oh I'm a cop let me show you my badge I got a gun you better listen to me right that's abuse when you exploit but we have to realize majority cops are good people yes yes majority of protesters are peaceful yes yes we found an area of commonality it's very easy right now to find things that we don't agree with area of commonality most cops are good cops I'm willing to bet somebody in your family or friends or cousin somebody's a cop yes and I'm willing to bet that somebody you know when I'm protested and they're a peaceful protester yes perfect so it's not that everybody's bad it's not that every cop is bad it's not that every protesters bad it's the fact that there are one that make the rest look bad there are a few that make the rest look back we can't forget about this now I also understand this topic being an emotional topic I did a video the other day with Maya actually did it soon with all my brokers in the company and I asked everybody to have an emergency meeting for me to have my say with them so they heard it from me first before I make the video for you I don't want to make the video on value tainment and then make the video to you this whole event took place at the end of the month and the end of the month for my business the busiest days when I'm working 16 17 hour days because it's closed and it was the biggest month we ever had in May so I give this message to them now I'm giving a message to you so now let's talk about this next part here okay let's talk about this next part it's very easy when you are not emotionally attached to a situation to give your opinion on things let me explain it's very easy while we're talking about this year and I'm writing the stuff out I'm preparing for my setting notes our food comes from Jersey Mike I tell one of my guys here and I said look if your father just passed away you're emotionally grieving if my father's never passed away I don't know the pain but I can say I understand I wish you nothing but the best it's gonna be all right time's gonna heal all wounds you know these things that people say right how do I know I don't know I've never had my father died 30 minutes later our camera guy Paul comes up to us we're having lunch over there Jersey Mike eyes I'm sitting here Josh my wife is right here he comes and he says you can tell something's bothering him he comes in Manisa what's that my I just got a call right now my dad just passed away I said what he said my dad just passed away we all look at each other because just 30 minutes prior to that we spoke about that and Kai's like looking this I don't want to think about getting that call your dad just passed on my dad just passed by I went up that's Alyssa man if you got to go home come soon I'm gonna get out of here two weeks ago Memorial Day he went to his family to visit is that two weeks that is that dies he came to Pat I got to go visit my Stu do your thing two weeks Eddie's father passed away my dad is still alive I can say man I am so sorry I feel your pain I don't know the pain I don't know the pain so it's naive and arrogant for somebody who is emotionally not experienced what's being experienced today to be able to logically say I fully understand where you're coming from I mean I totally understand why somebody doesn't want to hear any of this stuff this is why I said if you can't objectively watch something today or be bit with a reason today because emotions are so high don't even worry about watching it come back to it a couple weeks later if you're watching to write them more power to you but I understand why not - because there's logic there's emotion there is reason there's feelings when feelings are high when emotions are high we don't reason well we don't logic well when our feelings are high when our feelings are low we're able to reason better why don't you say I'm gonna tell you I'm gonna pop I'll get killed I'll you you don't even know what I'm gonna do with you step away one minute two minutes five minutes one hour two hours three hours yeah man I'm full so it's gonna get ugly I'm glad I'm calmer now things are better right in this situation one day two days three days four days one week two weeks three weeks kamar right because we're able to reason better so I'm also not naive and I know how frustrating it is when people who have never had kids they tell people how to parent well when people who have never ran a company are telling people how to run a company when people who have never been poor want to claim they know what it like what it's like to be poor when people who have never been on welfare oh I feel so bad I grew up as a kid going and picking up welfare and my mother with sent me to Albertsons on Glen Dale to go pick up women products as a thirteen-year-old kid you know what's the worst thing that thirsty no kid wants to do is that but I also know what it's worth to be worth be worth a couple hundred why because I was there hated it changed it Chapelle said when I was a kid my dad would tell me turn off the heat or turn off the heat I got so sick of it I told my dad I'm gonna make so much money I can leave the heat on as much as I want because I'm sick of being broke right that that can produce different kind of emotions if you use the property so now that's this part fine so we've covered the facts we've covered some of the history to see what's gonna happen to Derrick based on what happened to Stacy okay we've covered a power of what Darnell affray sure does as a citizen journalists right and how much of an impact that smartphone has made to bad cops and criminals we've talked about good cops good protesters bad cops bad protesters we've talked about logic and reason now let's go a little bit more over here who's behind this now what's causing this who to blame that's really the issue who is to blame is it Trump it's Trump's fault no it's not Trump's fault Obama is who divided America no no it's not Obama's fault it's the Democrats no it's the Republicans no you know it's Soros as George Soros his fault no it's the Koch brothers it's Charlie Charles since he's the one that's it's Charles's fault he buys his president he wakes up in the morning says for your birthday I'm gonna buy you this present it's his fault it's the educational system it's the whites fault it's the black man's fault it's the black person no it's the white man's fault whose fault is it maybe it's the media's fault why is it the media's fault huh what about my media's fault Pat I don't know some of my media well who benefits the most from America being divided actually think about that question if you're gonna have a debate tonight with your family if you're gonna ask a question to kind of start a conversation with your kids maybe ask the question who benefits the most from America being divided actually think about that who does who benefits the most from America being divided is it a political party do Democrats benefit if we're divided or do Republicans benefit if we're divided who's the enemy is the China the China benefit the more they look at America and say oh my gosh awesome look at all these protesting it's beautiful you think China's excited we're having protests cigarette I actually think about it you think China's excited you think Russia's maybe excited do you think the Middle East is excited laughing at America saying look what you're doing and you're judging us you think they're excited you think the Middle East is excited or do you think the media is excited why is the media excited why is it media excited why is the media actually excited well the media's excited because if if Darnell afraser502 own life and she's got a hundred thousand people that are watching her life guess who's winning Facebook is winning Facebook did you see did you see watch this no way Facebook wins traffic hmm Facebook's our formal media right did you see on the news did you see the news did you see the news watch this no CNN's in a box on who wins media ones the more we divide it we are the less divided we are the less we watch TV now watch this person asked me question says you know what you know this one CEO that I'm mentoring he says I mean I mean the I'm in the pastry business and I make these cookies is what he makes whatever he calls them I make these pastries I said and he's afraid is that a good market to be a part of I said when do people buy pastries good times or bad times I don't know that's okay let me ask the question a different way when do people drink alcohol more good times or bad times when do you drink more alcohol when your marriage is doing great or you just got a divorce your wife leaves you your husband leaves you you go to the bar you're drinking when you drink alcohol when do you drinks as smoke cigarettes when stress is high when stress is high there's a lot of great industries that do well including new media do you really think media wants to see United United States of America do you really think that I don't know do you really think they're excited about us getting along do you really think it profits them I don't know let's continue why does it keep happening why does it keep happening I have a conversation I'm the guy that likes to ask everybody so what's on email what do you think about what's going on why does this keep happening can we really stop this from happening really can racism discrimination really be eliminated do you really think racism and discrimination can be eliminated do you really think that do you really think racism and discrimination can be eliminated by the way when we think about racism all we think about is what racism of whites - blacks right racism of whites - blacks I can tell you for me when I was a kid going to high school when I went to high school all the kids that had their nice cars parked outside the BMW convertibles were white a lot of them and I was a middle-eastern from a divorced family mom and dad broke and I'm driving in 1979 Honda hatchback yellow and it only goes drive it doesn't go reverse five hundred dollars is all my dad could afford to buy a car for me in nineteen seventy nine hundred court and I'm looking all these BMW people I'm competing with all these guys you don't think secretly you're sitting there saying you know what you privileged little bamm-bamm Papa of course I was in a way not excited about it so who is really racist can blacks be racist against whites or is it just White's against Blacks are there black people that don't like white people are there white people that don't like black people are there Latinos are there racism is not going away it's just a flat-out thing I think the one the biggest challenge for people to think that racism is 100% gonna go away yes it is less today than it was 20 years ago than it was 50 years ago than it was a hundred years gonna was if a person says how could you say that look what's happening to America right now how could you say that yeah how could you give the argument of the fact that we don't you know racism it's not more today than it is before because it's not we share everything we go same rust we go everywhere together right there's no such thing as we don't go to a certain place earlier it is better today than it was before will it 100% be eliminated I don't know about that why we're always discriminating and judging people we discriminate people based on their colors all the time we discriminate people against their height look how tall he is we discriminate against weight we discriminate against nationality we discriminate against small feed you ever seen men that have small feet what do you tell them I'll look at that guy the guy with size six feet shoes what's the first thing you said when you see a man with small feet actually think about that's a form of judging discriminating right what are we doing when we see people with small hands oh look it Trump's got small hands remember no the whole thing was about small hands what do you do when you shake someone's hands it's very small and it's like sweaty you know those hands when you shine like oh my gosh you are good did you see how small that guy's hands or did you you you that's a form of discriminating judging somebody right bald big nose big ears clothes watch tattoos or he's got tattoos he must be a tough guy or that guy doesn't have tattoos he must be a just a stuck-up guy and square guy look at him he doesn't have any tattoos would you get judged whether you have him you get judged where you don't have him right car what you drive no matter what is this really gonna go away you really think that's 100% gonna go away you really think that I don't thinks gonna go you're at Venice Beach you're about to pick your team okay you got five guys lined up you got first pick one of the guys is a seven one white guy everybody else is black they're all five eight five nine five eleven you playing basketball who do you pick up this seven one white guy you're discriminating it is a form of discrimination you're picking out why don't you pick the other guy right yeah yeah you got you got an audience you're looking at five people you want to pick to be your financial advisor out of the four three of them are wearing ripped shorts and ripped shirt one of them's wearing a nice nice Zegna suit ferragamo shoes and buckle and a nice Rolex watch which one you're hiring to be a financial adviser you understand what I'm saying here that's a form of discrimination we all jump to conclusion and judge people all the time you do it when you go to a nightclub you do when you go into the store you do everything we do we do this is this really gonna go away I don't know about that now let's keep continuing to your 2020 census race questions this is for me okay this is for me who do I identify with I'd go and say let me you what's my race you know today what you see on the list if you want to pull it up you can go 2020 census rates question it says white I'm not white it says black or african-american I'm not black or african-american it says American indian/alaska native I'm not I'm not either are you Asian I'm not Asian are you Native American or Native Hawaiian or Pacific either I'm not what am i other there is no Syrian Armenian Iranian or Middle Eastern why not I'm offended when I came to the States you know it's crazy when I came to the States is I was called this in Germany and in u.s. but more here than in Germany I was called turban hair I was called camel jockey you know how many people thought I went to school on a camel like literally I said do you hate camel jockey do you go on at school on the camel I go to school on the camera like I've never seen a camel in my life now donkeys different story we happen to me arena we don't have camels I've never seen a camel so I've been you going to school on a camel job I've been called a terrorist many times by the way in the army I've been called them many times Taliban you name it anything that like that I've been called so now watch watch what happens with me I become an advisor day before 9/11 Morgan Stanley Dean would I get my license eventually I'm going to another company TransAmerican I'm training this one guy who is a Mormon I'll never forget this nicest guy even his wife I met him when I'm in the elevator going down to Universal Studios movie with my girlfriend at the time I see these two guys making out hardcore I'm like dude this isn't it out of control like kissing and touching and all this other something I'm looking at my girl McLobster pretty good for these guys man like maybe we should like team up right now as well then kind of getting on the elevator because these guys are going at it right so I'm like hey why are you guys so crazy oh we just got married three hours ago okay then yo Scott it's who got married and your honeymoon is that yeah this was just kind of it's just a basic rudiment okay cool so I talk to him I am then eventually in the recruit him he becomes an adviser he was a future commodity broker so he starts working my guys name is James and I trained him when I trained him we want to client never forget this we go to this client Thousand Oaks nice family money beautiful home and I go and I say yes I'm a financial adviser I'd like to be able to help you out with your finances this is my specialty is and they said were you from I said Iran and they said are you a Mormon yourself I said no we said you know what we would like to work with somebody that's Mormon if you don't mind if you have any advisors that are Mormons we'd like to talk my said but I'm probably the best guy we have at our office right on my company says no we'd like to talk to Mormon look are you freaking kidding me I can't do it I was Sophia I can't show it to him because it's a guy I'm training he's trying to power don't worry about your pad I'm so sorry family you know how they are they just kind of said now it's all good man don't worry about it but I was upset you have no idea how pissed off I was when that took place because I don't want to be judged with what I am when I start an insurance company it's one of the most annoying stories ever for me I saw the insurance company and this big company you know the name it's a massive company fortune 100 company very big company we're at an event at napa valley and my son is six months old and I took my data my wife and they're going to different events and the main guy the main guy number three guy in the company they're going baking and cooking with a group my wife and my dad take my spot I'm supposed to go I say my dad to go my wife so they go the guy starts talking to my wife because he was a new guy that came on board he talks to my wife and he says well let me ask you you know we're a little bit concerned because what do you think about Armenians yourself Jennifer and she's he's talking like what do you mean we know we've had a lot of insurance companies and we dealt with a lot of Armenians and a lot of insurance fraud happens amongst Armenians so we're a little bit uncomfortable working with your husband because he's Armenian you know so how do you feel about that and he's trying to pry stuff out of my wife I'm like wow you kid so they come back and I just my first time I'm getting this much time of my six-month-old son so they come back they come back my dad says please don't say anything to Patrick please don't say anything to Patrick guess what my mom my wife says I have to tell him something my wife comes to whisper to me what was said she says it to me I fall about I said he said what he says I have to tell Patrick or else Patrick's gonna get upset when she tells me I contact my attorneys I contact my advisers that contact I said what is this so while you can't really do anything because you can't prove all this other stuff so okay great they were getting ready to come to my office to drop my contract so I called a meeting even sooner I asked him to fly out and come to me they came one week sooner at my office I'm there my wife my chief compliance officer Director of Finance my team he's sitting right there across the table from me okay and he says well let's go on and get he's thinking he's gonna drop the concept before we get started let me start the meeting first before you do is that fair yes go ahead okay I said look there's this little rumor going around that you're uncomfortable working with us because the CEO of the company happens to be Armenian and you've had some challenges working with Armenian brokers in the insurance space and I just want you to know for somebody that lives in America where the system is run on a capitalistic society this is what I'll like to see happen with us I like to just you to judge me based on the results we get you not based on me being Armenian and I like to make this a business issue not a race or nationality issue are you comfortable with that I'll never forget this meaning he goes like this you've made your point great we're gonna give you one year and I said no problem do you have anything to talk about no meeting ended five minutes they walked out we've been still doing business with these guys still today you know what happened with that guy we became very good friends upon his retirement in Miami Florida we rented a yacht to retire the five people that give speeches on his retirement and the last one that spoke was his best friend I was a second to the last speaker that gave a speech on his retirement because I wanted respect and the way I got it is to become number one in this space Middle Eastern no four-year degree nothing parents divorce zero money dad 99-cent store army background there's nothing about me that says this guy's gonna be a great CEO insurance agent the point I'm trying to make use all of this I used it as fire because this is only to me to a couple different things here when I was a kid I asked my mom I said mom are we Democrats or Republicans you know my mom said my mom said Democrats are for the poor Republicans are for the rich you know what I told my mom I said man I'd love to be a Republican one day I don't know what the hell Republican is all I try to say I'm looking forward to being rich one day cuz I hate it being poor I hated it and why do I want to be in a political party where it's only for the poor I want to do something big myself that's how I viewed it I didn't know what Democrats were about I don't know pro-life pro-choice I don't know any of that stuff I just knew one party's for the poor one party's for the rich so in my mind went to why why would I want to be for a party that looks at me as being poor I don't want you to look at me I've never liked when somebody looks at me as being poor being a victim so now I want you look at me as being poor I'm rich I'm in America I'm rich it's better than being on Iran I'm such a rich person just to be in America just give me an opportunity let me prove my said that was a mindset right so if you look at voting today and again this videos this a mainly african-american topic here and by the way my company 18% is african-american just so you know this 18% is african-american we're a company that's very much a big african-american community I got great relationship with all of them phenomenal relationship with all of them and by the way they're not Republicans they're Republicans Democrats independents and those who could care less about politics they're business people who's who they are let's talk about voting in 1960 sixty-four percent of African Americans voted Democrat let me say that one more time in 1960 64 percent of African Americans voted for Democrat in 1964 that's 64 percent one to 92 percent again 1960 sixty-four percent voted Democrat 1964 92 percent voted Democrat in four years we went from 64 percent Democrat 36 Republican to 92 percent Democrat why because of Goldwater Coldwater went out there and the whole 3/5 compromise he didn't want to vote because he says he felt they wanted to get more and I came on and said wait a minute that Republican because for the longest time African Americans were you know the Republican side Jackie Robinson was campaigning for the Republican side you can't go back and look at all that stuff on what happened because Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican he was a guy that won civil rights and the guy gets assassinated because all these slave owners like wait a minute what are you doing to our business are you out of your mind no I'm not with it this is what we're doing so most African Americans that I know they're very conservative they're raised a lot of them very very conservative folks right but that changed voting wise from 1964 until 2020 Democrats have african-americans have given the Democratic votes to them all of it from 1964 2020 blacks have voted Democrats 88 to 92 percent of time it's been all Democrats right so the question you gotta ask yourself is how does that work for you what's happened what has happened for you what kind of results because you've given Democrats the ability to make the right changes for you they've had 56 years to be able to come out with new programs new legislation they've been able to do make changes what's happened for you so Charlemagne God has Joe Biden on he says listen I just want to be able to know that the Democrats don't abuse the you know the black vote right that's what Charlotte mean gone joe biden said if you vote for trump you in black you know that's kind of like what barry goldwater did do you know 3/5 compromise they lose all the black vote the democrats don't think they'll lose the black vote so what am i saying my same board republican it's not what i'm saying this is my solution because everything to me is with solution all these things we're talking about number one change the way you vote if you're not going to vote republican vote independent or third party you they have to get a taste it's not just you're automatically going to get my vote because this is now working in number to help communities become financially free help communities become financially free through what doe through capitalism and entrepreneurship can you imagine if more like for me i'm gonna make more money so nobody can tell me what to do your middle-eastern dough you're none of these on the census your Arminianism you look like some of these guys when 9/11 look like that guy could be your uncle i know but when you get results nobody can tell you anything and that's the Entrepreneurship side select the philosophy get so good at what you do that whites blacks Latinos everybody wants to do business with you because they don't look at this get so good at what you do because the reality of it is what is really the solution to this all of these things that's happening it's just bringing awareness but awareness to what solution who's talking solution I'm only interested in solutions I fully understand everybody wants to get on the bandwagon why not give some solutions how do you change yes you can raise money and give money and go from sure all of those things are good but they're not permanent fixes they're band-aids what are your permanent solutions I'm making some suggestions I'm making some suggestion that this is what I would be doing if I was F if I was somebody that was a president and if I have somebody that's making decisions these are the things I'm talking about when is the last time you see somebody from the top start telling people to go read books on business when why not why not tell somebody go read these 10 business books go learn how to be an entrepreneur go learn how to be a capitalist why because if you do they don't own you don't own the boat you control how you vote because they need you not the other way around so again while you're talking about this reason why I get a little bit upset is because I don't like being bullied I don't like being manipulated I don't like being pushed around I don't like being owned I don't like being owned Democrats owned the vote I don't like being owned I'm Armenian I'm a Syrian I'm Iranian sixty-five percent of us also vote Democrat I don't like being owned I'm a registered independent right in the middle I don't like being owned I don't like people to hell we know for a fact he's gonna vote for us we know for a fact he's got a clean no no you don't know for a fact you gotta earn it let's go you got earned it and I think this is time if you want to be free let's make some real long-term solutions so again I don't have all the answers this is my suggestion I want to hear from you on what your suggestions are on commenting below and I got a video I want you 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Keywords: Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneur Motivation, Entrepreneur Advice, Startup Entrepreneurs, valuetainment, patrick bet david, george floyd, black lives matter, My Response to George Floyds' Death & Aftermath

Id: Wtz-WVOARX8

Length: 34min 36sec (2076 seconds)

Published: Fri Jun 05 2020