La Shawn Ford

Make sure to tune in for the rest of the week.

I'll be talking with congressional candidates Donna Miller, Patty Garcia, LaShawn Ford for an in-studio town hall style conversation.

You want to be part of that on this coming Friday.

So we're looking forward to having those three in studio with us.

Donna Miller, Patty Garcia and LaShawn Ford.

So there you go.

That's what's happening here at WCPT, what's going on the next couple of days.

You think I would ever say, gee, let me think.

What does Ricky Hendon think? Do you think that's a question I would ever ask myself? In fact, all I knew about him is that he was under investigation or indictment and he skirted out of there like a LaShawn Ford.

I don't really give a rip what he thinks.

And as far as who he represents, I'm going to tell you something.

where seeing people move over and do different positions.

I remember for the 7th Congressional District where LaShawn Ford said, you know, if I don't get elected to this position, I'm going to retire.

And I think there's going to be very few people where that will make a statement like that to say, if I don't win this one election, I am done with politics.

I'm not going to pivot.

The rail authority says it's...

What do you think, you're LaShawn Ford? What do you think, you're LaShawn Ford? pretended to be a man in a cigar bar.

John Bridgeport.

Sean, I just wanted to give you a reminder.

There's also no appropriation in it.

And so this is LaShawn Ford, who I believe is running for Congress right now, probably trying to get some headlines.

Okay.

Yeah, I mean, it makes sense.

Powerful statement from her.

And LaShawn Ford.

Going to Congress in place of Danny Davis, powerful statement.

You've got some great people, black elected officials who are conscious of the fact that we must address violence from a different construct.

Of course, she was there.

Garcelia Guzman was there, Camille Lilly, uh, Lashawn Ford.

Mm-hmm.

They're all s- con- um, state legislators.

Lashawn Ford.

Lashawn Ford, who's running for Congress.

I mean, come on.

He's gonna be the next congressman.

Dr. Webb.

So we thank God for him, and by the grace of God, we want to thank LaShawn K. Ford, who named 79th Street, and then recognizing Doc Webb at the Bop Institute that we did about 13 years ago, I remember about 10 years ago, where we created 13 new black businesses with no government funds.

My buddy Roe Davis, and rest in peace, my good brother Dr. Murphy, And a host of us, Miss Evans out there, Wendy, and all of us who came together, Sister Africa, Cassie over at the Black Mall, and Tori Muhammad.

If I forget somebody, I love you anyway.