Here's how it sounded with our own John Allante McCauley.

Good morning, everyone.

My name is John Allante McCauley.

I'm with a grassroots organization called Flip Philly Red.

We're here to bring you something different because you've been voting Democrat for the mayor's office for the past 70 years.

In regard to Resolution 260779, a resolution by Councilmember O'Rourke endorsing the boycott of Starbucks, called for by Workers United, SEIU, encouraging residents to refrain from purchasing Starbucks.

Starbucks products until they finalize a fair union contract.

It takes a lot of will to put aside that time and energy as you two guys have into learning this stuff and moving forward.

Mm

... um, listening to a lot of radio.

And so I'm just trying to explain to you, you don't want government controlling everything.

They can't even get the basics right.

They can't get infrastructure right.

They can't get any other contracts right.

We can't get education and crime right.

Mm-hmm

Can we go 80 yards in two minutes with Allante McCauley? Please proceed.

Good morning, John Allante McCauley.

In regard to Bill No. 250768, what's called the Stop Trashing Our Air Act, we watched Councilwoman Gaultier spend a whole summer trying to get Philly to rally behind her for Mayor Sherelle Parker not backing her trash act.

she had a better chance calling out mayor parker for pointing out fake crime stats how are we supposed to believe crime is down when the mayor's district attorney larry krasner has just been referred to the u.s attorney office for possible criminal Back to this trash act.

You claim real world sees black lives as expendable.

But in reality, with all of these legal and illegal vapors, smoke shops you allow in Philly, it's our black politicians who see our lives as expendable.

Teenagers to adults vaping and smoking weed every day.

What was that about? What were they doing?

Please proceed.

Good morning, John Allante McCauley.

In regard to Bill No. 250768, it was called to stop trashing our Air Act.

We watched Councilwoman Gaultier spend a whole summer trying to get Philly to rally behind her for Mayor Sherelle Parker not backing her trash act.

she had a better chance calling out mayor parker for pointing out fake crime stats how are we supposed to believe crime is down when the mayor's district attorney larry krasner has just been referred to the u.s attorney office for possible criminal back to this trash act you claim real world sees black lives as expendable but in reality with all of these legal and illegal vapors smoke shops you allow in philly it's our black politicians who see our lives as expendable teenagers to adults vaping and smoking weed every day they don't care about the air quality it's a shame that the most interesting subject on this agenda today is this trash act when 52 Philly schools have inadequate air conditioning and asbestos problems, and we have to rely on a football player to fix the problem.

This is a waste of time.

We should have been talking about Larry Krasner giving fake false statements and obstructing justice, and why 57% of violent crimes were withdrawn and dismissed.

What was that about? What were they doing?

Hmm.

This is how you create a bunch of Marxists.

This is, you know, how the socialism in- gets, uh, involved here in America.

So it is an agenda for us to never have, uh, accountability amongst our people here in Philadelphia.

I can't tie in to what, what happened with George Washington and slavery.

And it was, they d- they don't talk about the nuance.

He wrote in his will that, you know, he wanted his, uh, slaves to be free.

Right

What have you been doing since we last talked?

A lot of messaging, you know, so we do town halls.

And like today I spoke about, you know, I just did a video that's not posted yet.

But I'm speaking about SEPTA because they're starting their campaigning city council mayor Sheryl Parker, Kenyatta Johnson for more money for SEPTA.

And so, like, I'm attacking SEPTA.

I guess the ideology of, you know, this whole entire program and service.

And, you know, so I do want to, you know, we spoke about this before we went live about them, you know, trying to make improvements, whether it be through safety, whether they're trying to cut the fare evasions down.

You can get a speed cushion put in and fill it up.

What you talk about when you went to prison, you said one of the first things they asked you is, where do you want us to send the body? Yeah.

Wow.

Right.

So you got county prison, a county jailed and you got a state prison and you got the federal level.

I've only been in county and I've been in state.

And so when you're up there like CFCF out there like that's all that's even even more wild that I didn't want to talk about in that tweet.

You know, they have they have six phones on a cell block.

Seems to have done it by himself, maybe,

What do you do on a Thursday without city council?

Hey, Don.

Nice to talk to you again.

Well, the fight doesn't stop, so I just wrapped up a quick speech out front of Larry Krasner's district attorney office yesterday.

Yeah, that'll be posted later this evening.

So, of course, with the state Supreme Court with their six to one majority ruling against him in a case of LeVar Brown, a Tucson convicted murderer, did he try to give a concession to and other other one hundred and ten concessions? I spoke on that.

And so you'll see that later this evening.

know, not just in Philadelphia.

Why are you going to that? What's your take on what's happening here with this?

I wish I could.

I just want to say I wish I could have got my full speech out because I had Billy in my speech.

I had Austin Metcalf in my speech.

So rest in peace to both of those men.

So I'm going down there because like I support like I don't support crime.

I don't support murders like they're humans.

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