Kweisi Mfume

Did you see all the people and the evil eyes she received asking this question? There are about...

And even Congressman Kweisi and Fume, he was there.

Stephanie Mavronis, the executive director of Monzi, she's there.

There are all these people, safe street workers.

Remember, he even came to this studio here.

He was running for Congress against Congressman Kweisi and Fume.

I would say that's probably why he wasn't at the public safety meetings in full attendance.

Now, whether or not his constituents are going to hold that against him, I don't know.

But the fact that Zeke Cohen decided to hold that against him, I don't know.

Maybe it's because of a bigger picture that I'm missing.

Maybe Zeke Cohen is on the side with Mayor Brandon Scott, Kweisi and Fumey, all of those candidates that are supported by Larry Gibson.

Maybe it's like a divide between, you know, certain Democrats versus the others, because there is there is a divide there.

Once they rewrite that history, there's no basis for any past issues of discrimination, things that have to be rectified.

So that's why we're out here today with Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury, Congressman Kweisi Mfume.

We're going to be right over here.

Let's

Who do we have here? I want to make sure that we, if there's a congresswoman or someone.

I'm just taking you behind the scenes a little bit, just for a second.

mexico in new mexico's first congressional district it is not new america hands off our state hands off the smithsonian and mr trump hands off america our history our story and our people we are here today to announce the introduction of our smithsonian integrity act i'm here with jonathan jackson representative of the great state of Illinois, as well as my amazing colleague Kweisi Mfume from Maryland.

And we are here to say to Donald Trump, hands off Smithsonian, hands off our museum.

And apparently, let's, let's be honest, most of the city council is as well.

Uh, Mark Conway, I think, uh, wasn't, because let's face it, he was running for Congress this year, remember? He was, uh, running against Kweisi Mfume, uh, in CD7, and I think he needed to basically elevate his, uh, you know, posture and distinguish himself from the rest of the council.

That's maybe the reason why he picked a side.

Uh, and it looks like it might be the winning side.

It's going to better his numbers.

He's showing everybody right now that he is for transparency even after his race in the 7th District against Congressman Kweisi Mfume.

He's still standing up in the City Council meeting, as he did last night, and we have that audio as well.

He stood up to again say the inspector general deserves to have information to do her investigations.

He will never let his secrets out.

I'm sure he wants to run for Congress, likely replace Kweisi and Fume in 2028.

Brandon Scott has no chance if his scandals come out.

Funny, Brandon Scott talks about accountability, but he won't share.

The development defensive tackles that have turned out to be pretty good.

Drafted those drafted Dallas Turner, which there's high expectations for drafted Donovan Jackson brought in will fries again, high expectations for brought in Jordan Mason drafted Jordan Addison drafted So there's actually a lot of really good things that were done during Kweisi's time.

And sometimes people act like nothing good ever happened when he was here, even though they won 14 games with the roster that he helped put together.

I think with Kweisi, what it was more about was into the future than it was, oh, he never made a good move.

It was...

They needed somebody that they had as a true leader of the franchise, which Nolan Teasley strikes me as someone who's able to come in and do pretty quickly.