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He doesn’t even want to be heard. That is a misnomer. Those Congressmen DO want him to be heard. They want to give him a microphone so they can have a conversation. The heckler doesn’t want to be heard, he only wants to disrupt and tear down.
The reason people scream is because they do not care about hearing facts or other's opinions. They care more about their feelings and they will be damned if any one disagrees with them, period.
I come from a poor white family. The ones who took welfare never got out of the cycle. It followed them into adulthood. My mom refused to take the handouts and worked her butt off to provide, remarried a man who was also an incredibly hard worker, and taught me the meaning of success. I'm really glad she didn't choose to be a victim of government dependence.
Beautiful story and as a black male business owner I share a similar story. My only question is what does any of that have to do with governmental crimes done to a community?
@regrob16 My point is that reparations come with strings attached. The government will attach some kind of conditional payout and use it as a means of control as they have the welfare system. Just my opinion, I could be wrong.
I think most people in that room were trying to do the same. A couple of loud mouths in the back are too disrespectful to allow the rest of the room to do that. There's nothing difficult about using the microphone, speaking in a civilized tone, and allowing people to respond without interruption.
The OG in the red hat, stood up as a Man ready to handle the one bringing chaos to the room. He finally got up, it was well overdue! OG was on post... 😂
It’s exhausting and doesn’t allow for dialogue. I want to hear the information from all sides; that’s difficult when the message is being articulated in this manner.
While more actually listen, the pros of screaming is more hear you. I’m tired of it at this point cause too many are checked out and don’t plan to actually listen so they look for something like passion in the argument instead. Edit: Passion can be a good thing but I’d prefer in some cases that it not lead decisions. Just a random example, I’m Canadian, the current government is seen by its supporters as a passionate one. Passionate about many good things but in its journey to provide many well intentioned programs that would help many Canadians they have taxed the heck out of us causing many other problems. I honestly think many more would be fine if they weren’t spending so recklessly and millionaires themselves but it is hard for small businesses to really grow which is kinda what we need. The job market could be better and if those small businesses could hire more and pay decent wages(depends on job) with good hours we’d be better off. It can be pretty difficult for someone like myself in their early 20’s. Many other problems I’ll spare for now but I kinda see it as essentially passion for the less than fortunate has made most of us the less fortunate while they see otherwise.
This man would never yell at President Biden or any other white male. You can't blame everything wrong on black Republicans and not giving that same energy to black Democrats that have been in power for decades!!!!
@@jameschang2873 no, that's stupid. Democrats the ones who've sat on their thumbs ever since they were gifted the black vote. Blacks told republicans not to bother. It's democrats and their voters who're 100% at fault.
Amazing. When people stopped yelling and screaming at each other, getting emotional and losing their minds and actually started listening… you begin to have an intelligent, productive discussion.
This is why it’s hard for us to progress as a people, too emotional, can’t have a normal, civil, logical debate and conversation and many have taken advantage of this for many many years. Sad 😢
Why is the voting base of Republicans is heavy white supremacist voters and racist white supremacist organizations project 2025 wants to get rid of public schools and civil rights and DEI WHICH ARE YT NATIONALIST IDEALISM
@@BizQACthat's unfortunate! One of the biggest lessons I work on with my children is how to regulate their emotions appropriately. It's sad that so many adults can't.
@@nicoleterry5228 lack of emotional coping skills is not uncommon in the black community that both male and females don’t have a good grasp on their emotions nor how to deal with them. (Not ALL of course). But there’s much speculation for this, it’s not genetic, it’s environmental (how the child was raised) that much is for sure. Thomas Sowell breaks this down really well, one of the most underrated geniuses of our time, he’s 94 and still here and so many of his vids are online that other people have put together for him.
@@BizQAC I can definitely see it being environmental. I'm not part of the black community but it's not uncommon in a lot of communities, which is unfortunate. My husband and I want to break the cycle of telling kids to just deal with it or expecting them to be able to handle situations like an adult without being taught. My brother is the opposite. He is the one to react that way and not help his kids learn how to regulate.
I’m 48 years old and I’m from Colombia and I refuse to pay reparations for something I had nothing todo with . It’s like paying child support on someone’s else’s kids that are not yours .
You don’t have enough context to have an opinion on this matter. When you look at how far African American are behind-400 years. And how families who are decedents from slave owners who has prosper from their ancestors wealth til this day from the back of slaves.
@@tabs9183AAmericans are not 400 years behind. Last i checked, running water, electricity, vehicles, public education, easy access to food, medical care, and ability to start their own businesses, to just name a few things that are nowhere near what it was like 400 years ago. Also, in general, most of the most successful black people in america are recent immigrants from absolute poverty in other countries. They come here, see the opportunities, and make something of themselves. The majority of the unsuccessful black people have been here for at least a century, and claim there are no opportunities. I would argue that if someone who came from truly nothing can do it, the resident failures have only themselves and the victim mentality to blame.
@@tabs9183why should any living American pay for crimes of others? Why should I pay when my great great great grandfather died fighting to end slavery?
Man LOVE to see the Cartier family involved in this roundtable! So awesome they went from marching in BLM marches to now being in a Black Republicans' RoundTable! So awesome you guys LOVE your growth!
This is exactly why as men when we father children we must raise our boys to not respond with emotion but with logic and intellect! Yelling never gets anything settled and most of the time people will just tune you out or react with aggression and anger.
@@Joe-dw1dy the old man? I wouldn’t doubt it . But isn’t this at the “black “ barbershop in Georgia where the man said he didn’t know it was a trump event but come to find out he’d signed a contract with a trump letterhead? lol so I bet you’re correct
Them are butt kissers who smooch off yt dollars and feel like they're apart of the dominant yt society yall being played they can care less of conservative values Black Republicans just like to tell you what you want to hear I know several black Republicans in the gov sector😂😂
They called Robert E. Lee the Marble Model at West Point because he exemplified what it meant to be a West Point Cadet. When the Civil War broke out, he chose the Confederate side because he could not take up arms against his home state of Virginia. For many people back then, their loyalty to their state was stronger than their loyalty to the nation. He did what he thought was right then, and he regretted it. Times change, people change, that's the lesson of history. Erasing it doesn't help anything.
Statues simply memorialize history... some history is good, some history is bad, some history is ugly; but its all ours and important to remember. The good, the bad and the ugly...
Also the main example of the Robert E Lee stature was that the speech given when the statue was erected was talking about the south and the country moving forward and being unified with no slavery
at some point you just have to remove them from the room, saying fellas or sir 70 times over telling him to chill isnt going to work. remove them and move on lol
You must be a white guy did you scream about that money and they get paid every year for what do you think about that and we ain't got nothing to do with what the Jews went through and suffered and most of the Jewish concentration camp survivors are dead but it doesn't matter Germany still got to pay the descendants now what do you think about that huh somebody's going to pay we make payments to Israel but you ain't got nothing to do with the Jewish people we make payments to Israel every year. Did you know about that now how long is that going to go on? Did you know a reporter told Joe Biden within the first year he said that you got to pay out $350,000 to the family of illegal aliens who children were locked up in cages and Joe Biden got on the microphone we ain't going to pay that oh yes she is going to pay it because the justice department in the ACLU worked out a settlement it was more than that it was 500,000 each but the justice department in the ACLU agreed to knock it down a little bit to 350,000 each now what do you think about that you're going to pay that Joe Biden can do about it because it was ordered by the courtsyou're probably saying well I'm not paying on reparation I don't give a damn if you don't ever pay slavery reparations but you're going to pay something dammit to everybody else. And did you know there's another settlement where the government got to pay up illegal migrants who are locked up in the detention center that did work less than the minimum wage. Tattoos a court order settlement and the last time I checked there's a lot of migrants locked up in the detention centers what do you think about that you're going to pay that too. As a black man I'm getting my revenge even if I never received a dime in my lifetime for reparation one way or the other. I can prove I'm a descendant of slaves #generalorder15 #slaveryreparations www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8STbEps/
A white man from Louisiana here - I loved how the gentleman on stage explained things....and when they said...I heard you.... awesome ... I will vote for each of you.
Those two black congressmen told the truth. I hope and pray that the answers that were given will be thought on and those voters will do their diligence before casting votes this November.
They actually sabotaged the Black vote out of Trump's favor. And it's not hard to track who descended from slavery. You just have to look at the US Census and track family lineage before the 60s. The overwhelming mass majority of foreign Blacks came after the Immigration Act of 1965, which was design to open the floodgates for the whole world to enter. So today's immigration problem starts with that. It was suppose to replace Black America, but it backfired, replacing White Americans, because the Europeans who came weren't assimilating and every other group since they've been entering wholesale followed suit, acting as surrogates from their own countries, injecting their politics of the nations they ran from.
Wow Wesley and Byron are awesome. We need guys like this. They are true Patriots trying to help fix the mess that we are in. Straight up honest dudes with facts and solutions to get this Country back to where it needs to be. Thanks for putting this video out. Love your channel. Keep it going.
We need more of these forums because it is obvious that many folks are misinformed as to the truth on many issues. Keep it up America and thanks guy's!
It's pretty amazing how badly some people cling to victimhood. They get enraged at anyone suggesting they are not a victim, apparently they don't understand that is the only way to ever get out of victimhood is to say nothing is going to stop me.
Yea when we did that y’all burned down hundreds of black wall streets to purposely hold us back, then put crack in our neighborhoods, then created mass incarceration, welfare, etc.. nobody is “playing victim” the government sat and watched while blacks were destroyed.
@@proximoAZ the crazy thing with this take is that block people achieved amazing things despite being victimized, there is nothing wrong with acknowledging victimhood I find it funny that you folks have a problem with the victim but not the victimizers that goes to show you just how messed up this society is lol do better
@@PageiscloseAlways blaming white people when it was your black single mothers who instilled this first. Stop blaming the white man for all your shortcomings. It's getting old. And it's really just racist.
NAILED IT 100% Why do blacks look at EVERYTHING through skin color? White people have weeded out racism (for the most part) by way of raising each generation to be less and less racist - all while black Americans have become more and more greedy and angry. If black Americans really wanted equality…they would’ve said “no” to DEI. But they don’t want equality - they wanted a free ride and an advantage. Give them an inch they’ll take a mile. Just look at what happened in South Africa.
It would probably be in your best interest to have two actual FBA/ADOS representing your community which exclude both of Kamala and Byron. The other lady on the stage isn’t black and will never have your best interest in mind, yet you’ve given her a platform in the black community. I swear my fellow black people are like lambs to the slaughter and it is sad to witness😮💨
The word Slave is derived from the Slavs. All of them were white. As the descendant of the Slavs, who were enslaved for far longer than any African American, I demand reparations proportional to the time my people were enslaved.
I think it would be best for him and the party to become speaker of the house or become the main republican in congress. Then run for higher office down the road
@@couponnation lol Africa is accountable for slavery, not America. The first group of Africans brought to USA weren’t even slaves. Americans fought to abolish slavery, now you want say those same ppl owe you?
@@miles2176 What exactly has he been convicted of? I rather Trump than a man with a failing brain. Democrats left people with no choice. How with all the runners on the democratic side did it filter down to Biden? Makes no sense at all. Yeah, I'll take Trump over Biden any day.
Reparations are for people who suffered and paid by people who caused the suffering. You can’t appropriate someone else’s suffering for a paycheck. That’s as low as you get.
Does anyone think that my white relatives wanted to be forced to fight in the civil war? My ancestors were dragged out of the cotton field at 16 years old. They didn’t have slaves, didn’t want them and thought slavery was an abomination to God. Reparations is something that shouldn’t even be an idea. There were many victims of that time in history.
@@judydoster5551Yes, this is something no one in the mainstream wants to talk about. In the South, not every Confederate soldier was fighting for slavery to stay. A lot of them had different reasons or were just outright conscripted into the Army to inflate their faltering numbers. Especially towards the end of the war
@@iDeathMaximuMII yes! Many young men from the south weren’t given the chance to “join up”. My ancestor and his 2 brothers ages 16, 17 and 19 were rounded up like cattle and sent to the battle. They didn’t want to fight but the other choice was prison. They had to leave behind their families who suffered also by losing the help on the farm. It was a brutal time that I wish had never happened. People need to remember that there were very few people who benefited personally by the civil war, in the south anyway. Most of the ones who were drafted into the confederate army were themselves dirt poor farmers. Of the 3 brothers only my great great grandfather made it home. 🙁
@@judydoster5551Sorry for the losses your family suffered. Hope they're resting in peace. War is hell, no one is safe if it reaches the point where you're conscripted to fill the spot of your dead countrymen. It was mainly the upper brass that made it all sbout Slavery. Were there some Confederate soldiers who believed in slavery? Yeah. But the majority were for all separate reasons Some people believed the North was legitimately overstepping their powers in the south (Not really true I think). And others were in it for personal reasons. Not one single passion of preserving slavery.
Slavery led to reconstruction that led to Jim Crow that led to Segregation that led to Redlining and more. Reducing the argument to solely slavery impact is unintellectual.
*MY CREED* I will never apologize for something someone else has done wrong. I will never pay reparations for a crime I have not committed. I will never bend the knee to any organization, ideology or man other than Christ Jesus.
I was waiting for you guys to pop up and was surprised it was just playing out...loved it I felt like I was there...and the wisdom people drop in the comments...I never paid as close attention to comments as I did today to parallel that critical deep topic discussion...I need to read more comments under all my channel videos I watch. There's gold in there lol
Thank you so much for posting these conversations. We have stopped having conversations and these are important to have and to witness. Very appreciated.
I already liked Byron for VP before landing on this video. That thought has now been cemented. I don't know where you live, but I assume you had to travel to the event, make sure you had all the gear you needed, etc. It really helps for us to hear these politicians speak and answer questions at an event like this and most of us can't be there personally. HUGE SHOUT OUT AND THANKS!
@@Daniel_Capital 😂😂😂😂 this is the most racist comment I’ve ever seen in my life. “We stole their land and murdered most of them, but hey we gave them land we didn’t want and loans” MORON
@Daniel_Capital Casinos are an economic opportunity & not reparations. What a stupid thing to say. A job is not a check. The only residents of a reservation who receive any money from a casino are those who work there. The other funds are used to maintain the infrastructure like power lines & roads.
I love Byron Donalds. He is an amazing, smart, articulate, and respectful man. He is my pick for VP and I have been very vocal in the Trump realms about this. I have watched fervently a lot of the committees he is on and the passion and fight in this man is incredible. He does it with facts and details. Great video. Sending by best to Cartier Family as well. You are doing some great things with your power of voice. You do it with reasonable discussion with a very real perspective. Hats off to ya. God Bless
I totally agree with you. I’m afraid Trump is going to pick Robinson of South Carolina. While I believe he’s a good Christian man, I just believe that Byron Donald is the man for the job. This country has endured 4 years of frick and frack, dumb and dumber in Biden and Harris. We need young intelligent men who know how to get things done.
@@onlyyou7171 the men in that audience being loud and acting ridiculous do not realize they're talking to future Presidents of the United States of America. ..
Thank you all for posting this. As a white guy that went to a high school that was 55% black to 45% white school in kentucky, played football on a team with 110 players that was probably 65% to 35% black to white players, black head coach and black and white assistant coaches, I grew up with many black and white friends. My brother is 7 years older than me and went to the same school 7 years earlier. He witnessed violence black on white and white on black on a daily basis some times with knifes and such. My middle son is married to a gorgeous black woman, and we are in-laws to a wonderful family from Louisville (UK vs Ville rivalry) and we coached in inner city Lexington when he was young. My lifelong closest friend is a guy I met in elementary readiness class at 5 years old and we went through school together, church together and his and my family are one big family. I lost many white friends due to our relationship, realized when I was young that those were not true friends. By the end of school and all we both signed up for the ARMY together. He served 12 years (was in desert Storm). I ended up not being able to be in Army. We then worked together at 2 companies later in life, one in Lexington and then one in Cincinnati. He is as much my brother as my flesh and blood. My sister and brother feel the same way about the Boaz family. My wife and kids feel the same way. I was born in 1965, I have seen the signs in southern KY like "do not let the sunshine fade on your black ass in this town" and felt discussed. Even being discussed I could never understand what he thought about it and how it made him and his family feel. It is good for me and others to see how a community can disagree, discuss and try to make this country great again. Those men (on both sides) need to continue this and we should all be talking like this without watching TV and consuming the media misinformation (both sides). I wish you all would do a big multi party discussion online live, with a moderator, rules and respect everyone and have this discussion. Especially if you could get whites, blacks, latino, asian and any other cultures, both conservative and liberal, even socialist for this platform. Have everyone talk out each topic.
In March alone 18,000. Cuban came in All of them demanding welfare. I am was born in Cuba came in 1980 in Mariel boat lift was different then we came to work and succeeded.
@@baltimoredrummer1Yes, the Irish got all kinds of money from the US government. Wait, no they didn't. Instead, we passed laws like not being able to work their children to death in factories after the Civil War. After that, they were on their own just like the Italians who were lynched right next to black folks by the Klan. Nobody has ever done shit for anyone beyond passing laws to change things & telling them to go get a job. Just stop with your nonsense!
The discussions are intelligent and productive without the yelling and insults. The gentlemen on stage are brilliant!! They know what’s happening behind closed doors in DC.
They're smart but they need to be told the truth about the financial system. We were indoctrinated in public schools to believe the total different understanding to intentionally cause us to be ignorant to the truth of the financial system which causes us to remain slaves under the system. It's the ignorance that creates slavery.
I disagree. It was never done. They were promised and never fully carried out. We need to focus on getting on our feet, help the vulnerable, help the veterans, and sort out the reparations. We can make this better. Educate the public on a better life and give them the money their ancestors should have received and help them build a better life for themselves and their families. The rest is up to them. Do what's right by God and those wronged, get on track move to forward. Federal government will have to budget and make permanent room for reparations until all is paid in full. I get the why not, but let's not continue to cheapen what is rightfully their family's money.
@LTgoBirds A few hundred thousand deaths during the Civil War, Trillions spent on the "War on Poverty" which is ongoing, decades of Affirmative Action, college race preferences, HBCU funding, etc... reparations have been paid in full and then some.
I love this! Coming together and saying what's important to us! Passions will rise, then subside, but we have to say it with our chest to get our concerns off our chest! ..This is how we do! Nothing but love! ❤
@@treid1369 Steele is the daughter of Gary and Mona (O'Neil) Steele. Her father is African-American and her mother is of Irish-Italian descent. Gary Steele became the first black varsity football player at West Point during the mid-1960s.[1] He was inducted into the Army Sports Hall of Fame in 2013 for his standout career on the Black Knights football and track & field teams. He retired from the army as a colonel after a career of 23 years. [2] So…she is just as black as Obama correct?
@@MrStar700 that is all wonderful information, but she is biracial. She is not black. Obama is biracial he isn’t black. Nothing wrong with that, both are not black. Out of her own mouth she stated she wasn’t black. She is 100% correct, what I can never understand is black people windmilling to explain her “blackness” when she isn’t even doing it. 😮💨
Would he be willing to move to a different state and establish residency there? The risk is too great to have both candidates on the same ticket from the same state in case of an electoral tie.
The people who deserve reparations are the descendants of slaves in the United States who can trace their lineage back to the 1870 United States Census. All immigrants who have a lineage to Caribbean or African countries will not be eligible since their ancestors did not endure slavery in the United States and have no ancestors on the 1870 United States Census. Reparations for descendants of slaves in the United States is LINEAGE BASED not RACE BASED. MEANING, All Black people don’t apply. If you don’t have the lineage, YOU DO NOT QUALIFY. The Republican who said his parents are Jamaican and Panamanian won’t be eligible. Thats why he is not pro reparations. Most immigrants and children born in the United States with immigrant parents or backgrounds are the main ones who are anti reparations simply because they won’t be qualified to receive them since they are not the descendants of slaves in the United States, that’s why it’s important to ask where these people families come from before you engage with these non descendant of slaves in the United States on reparations topics. They slow down the process for those who are truly descendants of slaves in the United States and that is very detrimental to our movement . Black Americans who are descendants of slaves are OWED reparations by the United States government. It’s not hard to trace our ancestry back to a family member on the 1870 United States census, most Black Americans who are non immigrants can easily trace their ancestry and the United States government has these records available online. The people who are owed are still here and we know our lineage and can show proof of slave ancestry. My ancestors built the United States for these Caribbean and African immigrants to come enjoy just for them to downplay our reparations movement. This is why we delineate from them, because they are dangerous to our progress as freedman. They don’t qualify, we do.
Yeah, this is obviously a cigar bar. It has been a decade since I have had a cigar personally. Just haven't had the occasion. Usually they aren't like cigarettes, when you smoke 2 packs day. My guess is these guys have one maybe twice a year. Let them indulge in peace. lol.
@urtriggered2Exactly. Youve let your emotions blind you. Theres video evidence of Nancy claiming responsibility for it as an oversight, as she is the one who denied the national guard, and the fact that capital police did NOTHING to the large group of people who also did NOTHING except smash windows and enter the building full of sitting givernment members. The largest armed civilian population in the world just happened to not bring any? Remove your bias.
Urtriggered, J6 was nothing more than a huge protest where a few idiots caused trouble and the rest peacefully protested and/or took a guided tour around the capitol, guided by Capital police no less. Watch the footage and learn something before you make yourself look stupid again. The FBI even said there was no coordinated effort that day.
How do you decent black people put up with this so much of the time? All of you willing to speak truth in the face of all this nonsense are total saints. Love you people. Sage, you’re one of the most attractive women I’ve ever laid eyes on. Christ is king
Bryon is against reparations he says. His parents are from Jamaica and Panama. I willing to bet him if UK, Spain or France were giving reparations to descendants of slaves in Jamaica and Panama, he and his parents would front and center over there ensuring they have their address, CashApp handle and direct deposit information. Now, I see why Bryon, a NYer, got elected in Florida.
@@ArleonBee , 1. It is free money if you didn’t earn it. 2. The Jewish community received was stolen from them by the Nazies. Not sure if you’re aware but the Nazies were notorious for their impeccable note taking of what they stole. Which is how and why the property was returned to them. 3. I paid my own Stimulus check. You clearly lack the knowledge on how the economy works. You’re emotional… Man up already.
Great communications. Cogent and masterful arguments. "The quickest way to piss off a black man, is to tell him he's free [because he is]." -Shelby Steele
@@cross-eyedkitty7025he’s not FBA he’s another black tether just like Obama and Kamala. The powers that be won’t allow a Foundational Black American aka A Freedman be President. But y’all don’t see that just that he’s a “black” GOPer or “black” DNC shill.
This isn’t as hard as some people make it seem: If the Emancipation Proclamation or the Thirteenth Amendment freed your ancestors, you’re eligible for Reparations. If those ancestors are documented on the 1870 Census, you’re eligible for Reparations. Otherwise, you are not eligible.
Sorry, but no. You just have to look at the US Census prior to the 1960s, because prior to that, it was next to impossible for any Black person/family to enter in any large numbers. But more accurately, Black people know who their family members were at the turn of the 20th Century. Just going that far reduces the margin of error to far less than 1%, because the US was more focused on importing Europeans. And the simple fact is this: Where do Black Americans get their last names from? Slave owners. Pretty easy to go back.
@@Murderface666, my point is it’s not hard to see who’s eligible as descendants of slaves in America. 1870 census or 1940 census, it makes no difference to me.
@@wilso171 The problem is the word "documented." That's the sleight of hand. They weren't documenting anything like that in respects to today. That's why 1870 is a no-go.
@@Murderface666, Clearly I disagree. If your contention is that the 1870 Census is to narrow a starting point, I get it. It’s true there were not large numbers of Black immigrants really until after around 2000 but I don’t want folks slipping through the cracks either.
@@wilso171 It's very easy. That's why you go back 100 years, because for Black immigrants to survive in America, they had to integrate, just like Cecily Tyson. The chance of "slipping through the cracks" is abysmal to nil.
You’re right, except it isn’t enough when they send so much to Ukraine and preach about their border that if you do the research and seek truth The U.S. lied, overthrew Ukraine Govt, pushed fake treaties to build an army and start a proxy war that we provoked but lie and blame Putin all while using the media to push their narrative while our border is completely open, lie about trump and republicans when Joe Biden has the power right now to close it, doesn’t need congress or a bill, it’s all lies, but we have money to give these ILLEGALS but Americans can barely get by, some are in debt from medical expenses but the govt can’t even help it’s own people.
The gentleman with the statements and questions regarding the trucking industry was spot on! Something has to be done and action taken to protect and support AMERICAN TRUCKERS!!! Truckers are the back bone to our country, they keep our country moving and surviving AND DESERVES RESPECT, PROTECTION, AND THE LIVING THEY DESERVE!! GOD BLESS OUR TRUCKERS!
@urtriggered2 i am not making trouble for truckers............ I was one in the 70s! Not every trucker works for companies, many are independent owner/operators. One of the first things that needs to be done is to get rid of the "OBAMA CLOCKS"!!! There is too much Government and it should be taken out of many businesses and homes. I wholeheartedly continue to support our truckers, but just like in every walk in life, there are good and bad in all kinds. I have seen truckers that should have their CDLs suspended for holding their games in the steering wheel and playing the game while driving down the road....................heat will get people killed. I bypassed my turnoff to keep staying with a trucker trying to get him to understand that one of the doors on his trailer was wide open and a couple of boxes had fallen out. I guess no one told him to do a walk around or how to check your rear view mirrors. There are a heck of a lot of excellent drivers out there, but the few bad ones can make it look bad for everyone.
I am a British Jamaica now Naturalized American and I support and respect these two intelligent brothers. They have not settled for the emotional fluff given by the left hence I vote conservative. you go Byron. Love you bro. You or Ben Carson are my VPs
@@ArleonBee brother I look on us as the same. The only difference is where the slavery ship stopped and that African Americans have felt the wrath of racism more than other countries. I don’t put us in containers based on geographical locations. My daughter was born here. I have spent most of my life overseas . I hope this answer your question. You are my brother no less than a Jamaican
Dang this was GOOD. The gentleman on the right in particular really had my attention. Would be more than happy to vote for either of them for president, based purely on their values and how grounded they seem.
