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Louis Farrakhan

Louis Farrakhan

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Sep 19, 2026

Chris CroftonHOST
63:02
stuff.
Chris CroftonHOST
63:02
He said some stuff that was too – I mean it was too much hating white people for you to be able to like really – you couldn't – there was so much hate for white people involved in his – I can't remember who that guy was, but he was one of like Farrakhan's lieutenants.
Chris CroftonHOST
63:20
But it sort of poisoned his message because I was open to that point.
Chris CroftonHOST
63:23
I had a pretty good idea that America was a white supremacist situation.
Chris CroftonHOST
63:54
spirit.
Chris CroftonHOST
63:54
I understood his spirit, but I mean, I was definitely like, Abraham Lincoln was black?
Greg CroftonHOST
64:01
It says, in January 1990, Nation of Islam minister and Louis Farrakhan lieutenant, Conrad Muhammad... later known by his birth name Conrad Tillard, spoke at Trinity College in Hartford, sparking a wave of campus security.
Greg CroftonHOST
64:14
Oh my
Trinidad JamesGUEST
23:30
Can
David LucasHOST
23:30
you have a seat? This nigga standing up like one of Farrakhan's bodyguards.
Trinidad JamesGUEST
23:34
That's Kumite.
David LucasHOST
23:36
Yeah, have a seat, bro.
Chuck DSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:01
All the critics you can hang on my holder rope, but they hope to the pope and pray it ain't dope.
Chuck DSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:06
The follow-up, Farrakhan, he'll tell me that you understand, until you hear the man.
Chuck DSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:11
They'll book up the new school rap game, writers treat me like Coltrane, insane, yesterday.
Chuck DSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:16
But to me, I'm a different kind We're brothers of the same mind, unblind Caught in the middle and not surrendering I don't rhyme for the sake of riddling So claim that I'm a smuggler Some say I never heard of you A rap burglar, false media We don't need it, do we? It's fake, that's what
John FugelsangHOST
33:45
I mean, the Kennedy Center board, what Trump did was wickedly great.
John FugelsangHOST
33:50
As as Louis Farrakhan would say, he took the Kennedy Center board and fired them all.
John FugelsangHOST
33:54
And he filled them with a bunch of Lee Harvey Oswald's and the Lee Harvey Oswald's.
John FugelsangHOST
34:00
have colluded to kill the Kennedy Center and say, we are going to shut this place down if you won't put Donald's name on it somehow.
Jonathan KaufmanGUEST
59:11
And Jesse Jackson was very popular among certainly the left, certainly African-Americans.
Jonathan KaufmanGUEST
59:17
But his associations with Farrakhan and others really frightened Jewish voters.
Jonathan KaufmanGUEST
59:22
Well, and Hymie Town
Nicole SandlerHOST
59:23
didn't didn't help either.
ToneHOST
54:49
Even RZA, my bad.
ToneHOST
54:51
What's his name? Farrakhan.
ToneHOST
54:53
Even Farrakhan wouldn't stand next to goddamn Rodney King.
ToneHOST
54:58
Yeah, but he was standing next to R. Kelly on that couch.
ToneHOST
55:01
Nigga, they went

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HaydenHOST
109:33
Washington, you know, as somebody who warned us about Dr.
HaydenHOST
109:37
King, right? And I'm like, with all of these Black people, Black heroes that they put in our lives now, it's like they're Marvel characters fighting against each other, right? For supremacy.
HaydenHOST
109:49
And I just don't know who to trust, right? They say, hey, you can't trust Farrakhan.
BirdGUEST
9:12
There are disparate influences.
BirdGUEST
9:14
You can see some of it in what Farrakhan talks about.
BirdGUEST
9:16
You see a lot of it in what this Dr. Umar guy talks about, but it's something you kinda gotta know more about theosophy to pick and choose, so I'm just sprinkling that out in the forefront.
BirdGUEST
9:25
There is some theosophical influence in here, but there's a lot of influence in an area that I don't think anybody expects, and that's what I wanna get into.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
58:03
And I went around the country promoting it.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
58:05
Farrakhan joined me and he helped me talk about this topic in Chicago.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
58:10
Me and Farrakhan sat together for two and a half hours talking to Black people about the future of Black people.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
58:15
No one filmed it.
Boyce WatkinsHOST
58:16
We should have filmed it.
Frank SkiGUEST
14:18
He was like Oprah status.
Frank SkiGUEST
14:20
And he brought on Louis Farrakhan and the owners of the network were like, oh, no.
Frank SkiGUEST
14:29
You went too far.
Frank SkiGUEST
14:30
And his show was gone.
BirdGUEST
9:11
There are disparate influences.
BirdGUEST
9:13
You can see some of it in what Farrakhan talks about.
BirdGUEST
9:15
You see a lot of it in what this Dr. Umar guy talks about.
BirdGUEST
9:18
But it's something you kind of got to know more about theosophy to pick and choose.

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