Brandon "Officer Tatum" | The Deal w/ Nissim Black (Full Episode)

[Music] hey what's going on everybody it is the second season of the deal with nissin black and yes you know aka godsman aka hitler's worst nightmare aka yehuda blackaby i was born in seattle the hip-hop parents i got in trouble as a kid but i was able to make a major life turnaround i was a muslim in my younger years i became a christian in my teens only to discover that my soul was jewish all along so i picked up with my wife and my kids and moved to israel where i am today and today i have a very very special guest little does he know it but he happens to be one of my favorite people in the world already brandon tatum are better known as officer tatum is a police officer former police officer and a football player who has become a major force in the world of conservative media working with liftable media and turning point usa he has over 1.6 million subscribers on youtube with almost 240 million views on the platform he also has his own apparel line as you will see dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers and american unity officer tatum thank you so much for joining me today brother amen and that was that was uh incredible to hear that i'm one of your favorites man i i watch you and i'm like man this guy's one of the coolest interesting dudes i know so i'm very thankful you you had me on man oh no i'm very very very happy and it's like i get to see the whole setup and everything this is like real time for me so i'm appreciating this too much probably too much so first off where are you located i want to know really because i'm like i got arizona in the mix i some made me think you were in california i'm just like i'm all over the place where you at right now yeah i've been in a few places you know at one point i was uh in california just for like maybe three months and i couldn't handle it um but i'm in arizona i've been here for about 15 years i stay in the scottsdale area um i love it out here it's hot but you know i i love the dry heat and you know this is where i call home right right so i'm also in the dry heat area also to bait shimmish which is actually translated uh in english as the house of the sun so this is like you know real desert real desert living over here in israel for sure so my first question is this because i just feel like i could just be so real with you right so we live in a world of lies just complete lies and actually in aramaic we say in one of our texts calls it the alma deshikra a false world right and these lies they manifest himself in many different ways one of the biggest lies and one of the biggest lies that could possibly ever be is that if we keep pushing our own way and if we have our own agenda then eventually god will or the god idea will fade so my question is to you knowing that you're a man of faith how much does your faith and your spirituality have what to do with what you're doing in in in terms of politics everything that you do in business and family and does it define who you are and what you're trying to do well yeah a great question a hundred percent i mean everything that i am today everything that i will be everything that i was is associated with christ and i mean that's just the way that i live my life man i i would be lying if i had a testimony and it didn't involve god in my relationship and how i got saved man because i wasn't always like this and some people cannot even imagine who brandon tatum used to be you know i used to have gold teeth in my mouth i got my hood tattooed on my forearms i got young savage tattooed across my stomach man i had a terrible attitude man i fight anybody anytime getting in trouble i got kicked out of school you know i went to i got arrested when i was eight for smoking weed like i mean it i had a a pretty different past than people see me today and god just changed everything about me man i mean the way i perceive other people the way you know my future is is going forward how i practice my relationship with my wife as a man you know all of these different things right so i mean i think that's so critical especially with what you do because you have to be and you put yourself out there on the front line um to fight for the things that you believe in socially the things you believe in politically right and it seems as today with the whole notion of you know separation of church and state some people took that literally people that are religious took it literally and they don't use so to speak their god filter when they show up whether it's to the ballot or whether they show up to go speak on social issues i mean how do you keep those two things separate are you seeing the same things going on in your community as well yeah i see it every day you know people are separating church and state in in their own personal lives and their relationship with god which is aside to me like there's no i don't care what the government say there's no separation between me and my savior there's no separation like everything i do is christ-centered every single thing i do if i'm in political office the decisions i make on the ballot the way i treat people in my own personal life there is no separation of church in the state that's to the government that's not to people as individuals and if you're an individual working within the government you should be exercising your own god filtering your own faith i mean who are you to to be worshiping a god and to neglect god because of man i mean i think that that's why the country is going in a negative direction is because people have done that because they don't have a strong enough relationship when you have a relationship with god there is nothing that's going to deter you or distract you or cause you to deviate because god isn't grafted into who you are there's no way you can even do it if you wanted to right so so my next question is so you're you're playing football in in arizona uh with the hopes to be drafted right you finish over there arizona you're ready to go to the nfl and things don't work out so you joined the police force in tucson you know if i'm wrong at any point stop me and you went after that to go work at liftable media and since then you've had many wonderful things happen in your career that you've actually accomplished yourself right there was no system you went out there made a name for yourself but the question is because i played ball also too and i always had always had my you know my football dreams i had my music dreams my everything the question is after not going to the nfl did you feel like a failure and if yes or no how did you overcome well yeah i i right away i felt like a failure i was mad at god it was it was a terrible situation for me and it was a terrible situation for six years before that because when i came out of high school i was an all-american football player i was a top player in in the nation uh i ran a 4-3 and a 40. i had a 44-inch vertical lead i mean when i was a freshman in college my first year before i ever touched the football field i mean i've been bench pressed 18 times i squatted 500 some pounds i was an incredible incredible athlete and this is all verifiable you can do people can look it up um they wrote an article about me but i was an incredible athlete so you got to think being the man in high school having scholarships to almost every university in the country and then going to college in my career dying that's what that's what that's how i found god because my freshman and sophomore year man i was on the bench dude and it was it was horrible it was it was a nightmare man i mean i could spend an hour talking about how horrible it was like he being humble to sit on a bench while everybody's playing and you know you're one of the best players on the team but because of my attitude and some and some things that i didn't get along with the coaches i was in that position so but at the end of my career five years of me sitting through it i mean just sucking it up man not playing still working hard every day never taking a day off and for me to be in the nfl draft with no film because i was such an incredible athlete that i i was going to be in a draft my agent said the oakland raiders were going to draft me they told my agent they were going to draft me in the 6th or 7th round as the only safety in the draft draft day come it was on my birthday and my whole family was there and they passed on me it was it was not only embarrassing in front of my family but dude it was a hit to the gut because i just knew god was going to rescue me from all of that pain and all the things that i had prayed about and he didn't and i was mad i mean i remember ripping my shirt open and being like you know what god you you you let me down you know but then i came to my senses like we all do you know like hey just take a step back you know god is sovereign over everything and creating the heavens and the earth how dare you worry about football and so i the way i overcame it i just continued my faith and said you know what god is going to take care of me god has sent some people in my life to mentor me at this time which was incredible a guy who was a multi-millionaire who gave me great perspective on football pretty much saying that like dude don't don't that's not the end all be out this is a sport they don't make that much money compared um it's only the big dudes that make money like that so if you think in the money money money he was like look i'm a ceo of this major corporation and i make more than the nfl players do for the rest of my life so and 80 of them go bankrupt so he kind of put it in perspective and i said you know what i still need to continue at the time i had my my fiance was pregnant with my son which i don't recommend any young man do you get married first but anyway uh you know and then i said i got to get a job and that's what led me to the police department right so so that leads me to another question because i would say you know always say i'm not very i'm not a very political person uh meaning that i can't get on and give a whole bunch of opinions because i'm not well versed in everything right i'm definitely very uh how should i say it i'm very socially uh i very very much so socially i lean very right right since it has somehow become political you could call me on the right right so but you certainly are so how did you go from that in the football thing and then get into politics how did that even happen yeah so i was growing up you know in the inner city black community in america you know you're a democrat man they you before you know what a democrat is a democrat you know my family was telling me you're a democrat democrat for the black people you know you don't need to know nothing democrat for the black people the republicans are racist white people that's it and so you grow up with that idea even though you weren't i wasn't political i didn't vote i i wasn't really politically active and barack obama came around in college and i i didn't vote for him the first time i actually went to the well i was a police officer when i actually voted for him in the second term but when i was on the police department my my ideas of politics were pressed right i couldn't just live in this world without actually acknowledging politics even considering voting or even picking where i stand and it became very apparent because all of the guys that were on the police department and gals were mostly conservative and i believed to be more liberal in my mind but then people would check me on that they like hey man like you're not a democrat and i'm like yeah i am barack obama whatever and they like first of all we'll get to barack obama but like you believe in god like you don't believe in abortion you believe in marriage between a man and a woman i'm like yeah and they like democrats don't believe that that's not what they stand for and after a while man they started eating away at me and then when when barack obama started bashing police that was the end for me when he started saying things that was negligent to police police officers and people were challenging us in the street because of stuff he was saying and he was wrong he never corrected it and i saw him for who he was and i said you know what screw that man i'll never in my life support anybody that don't support men and women who wear the uniform and that led me to look on the republican side which i'd never done before and ben carson was the guy that stood out to me because he was vocally a christian a lot of the things he said made sense he is one of the most incredible men to ever live and so i said man you know this is exactly what i believe all the things that ben carson is saying is like what i believe right and these democrats are saying something i don't believe so and that kind of led me to leaning more right and then voting for donald trump inevitably because i went to a rally and that's a long story but i end up voting for trump and i end up really identifying more with the republican party right right so how did you and candace end up starting blexit like how did that come about yeah interesting story when i left the police department my first year working for liftable media um candice reached out to me on twitter and she was like hey you know you're a conservative i'm a conservative this one she was rear pill black like she was not even a big deal at the point we know we both were kind of like even in that and she said hey let's let's have lunch when i'm in phoenix let's talk let's see if if we vibe enough to come collab and i said all right cool so we met funny story man like i thought it was just going to be me and her at lunch in mesa in in mesa arizona and when i showed up it was hurting the whole family you know i'm like i'm like man you know but everybody was cool man we literally debated it was like half of the table conservative half the table were liberal it was respectful but when we debated into the restaurant they had to kick us out of the restaurant we were we were having so much fun and that's how me and her got closer we were like you know we were close after that and then we both worked for turning point usa after i left liftable and then while we were at turning point usa in 2018 she said man we need to start something for you know the young black people to wake people up um and i said i'm down and so we started blexing in 2018 co-founded it and and it is you know it's gotten to the point where it said today so that's amazing that you know for my people who you know who never got to see uncle tom by the way which is like you know a recommended documentary for any young black person any black person really i think is just like it's amazing i think larry put together larry elder and uh who else put it together justin justin justin malone yeah beautiful beautiful film um so a lot of people didn't get to see that but you are a man who grew up with your father in the house correct yep and and you grew up also with your father being a little tough on you i'm saying because i also grew up you know um with my my father in my life my biological father now today even as a major life turnaround himself used to be a big drill drug dealer and everything like that he's now today you would never even know he's a pastor theologian and you know he has an addiction program for the gospel mission he's like really somebody to look up a real role model i really think and he was he was the one that really actually actually introduced me to con conservatism like i was just like you you know you and i think i think i may be i may be older than you by like five months or something like that or whatever i don't know it's uh something like that you know uh you know respect your elders so anyway i'm thinking but i'm thinking like you know was what was it like your father as you start to make this change how did he feel about it did he feel like you were going against something that he stood for or how did your family even take to it well they all they really respect me you know because they've seemed to evolut my evolution you know when i found christ and then also moving forward when i started changing my political beliefs they didn't agree with me uh in a lot of ways even though let me let me take that back they do agree with me in a lot of ways but they still don't want to admit that they are probably republicans but you know but they will support me they come to my they're not uh you know they're not falling over themselves to go watch me on tv i don't even know if they watch me when i go on fox but they will come to some of my events that i'm speaking at i've invited them they've come they've come to the white house and so they support me they they say they disagree with me but in the grand scheme of things i was talking to my dad just the other night he was at my house we were smoking cigars and he was literally saying everything i say on my videos you know what i'm saying right but you know but still somehow they voted for uh joe biden but but anyway and they respect me i haven't had any pushback from my family you know they really love me respect me and to be honest because i'm telling the truth and they know they raise me they know i'm not i'm not lying they know i'm not putting on and so it affects them in a different way that's amazing and all although this though i believe that there's a silent majority who value nuclear family um who uh oppose black lives matter rhetoric and all that critical race theory and all the other poisoning that's going on in the world right but however you when you look at who's pushing this agenda they control the media control the education institutions are we in danger even if you even if you're going to say there's a silent majority or even if we feel there's a silent majority are we still in danger uh because of the amount of control that the people pushing these ideas have oh we're in incredible danger because being silent is the biggest problem it doesn't matter if you're the majority or not if you're silent you're not speaking up then you you don't have a you don't have a voice in this fight and i think that they're they are sinking their fangs deep in us you know it's almost like a boxing match you on the rings you didn't got hit in the face you starting to get date you know days you dizzy you gotta recover man or you're gonna get knocked out and like we have to recover as a nation and start speaking out and start coming out against these things and start standing up for what we really believe and stop getting pressured to not get canceled because i honestly feel like most black americans they are conservative in these social issues man and they just don't understand the history of the democrat they get they get manipulated emotionally but like for the most part black people are conservative man i don't know a black person that wants taxes to be raised i don't know a black person that will actually advocate for abortions i don't know they'll say it's a person's choice but i won't do it you know most black people i know are super religious speaking in tongues running around the church they go to church every sunday we were in church every sunday even though church went into us we were in the church every sunday no matter what father's sleeping there we in there so it's like i think a lot of black people if you did a survey are mostly conservative they just get pushed into believing that republicans are racist therefore they don't even give them a look they don't listen to the platform they will never vote they only vote d right down uh down the uh the voting poll but you know i really do think that we got to start speaking up though we got to start fighting back we got to start uh presenting truth and not worried about getting counsel because if we keep being silent you know we we're never going to make it anywhere so i agree with you a thousand percent it's it's a little hard for me also too because you know for a person like me in the music industry in the entertainment industry what do you say to people also to who feel like you know other teachers and they're inside you know we're seeing teachers left and right quit their jobs because of uh you know some of the curriculum that's being pushed away like how do you you know how do you get some money to get somebody to take that leap you know what i'm saying because i put it like this you to me you're a powerhouse candace is a powerhouse right and i see you wax stronger and stronger and i always said i said this since 2020 hit that the most dangerous thing that a person can possess in this time is an opinion and it's especially if it's it's an opinion that differs from the mainstream right so but you are a person who are very opinionated were you always that way and given the social and political climate at one point were you also a person who was scared to speak out about these things or were you always like ready let's go i mean kanye had a nervous breakdown and yeah you know to put out a video saying oh mom dad i'm a conservative you're like you know these type of things like people are very scared about these type of things so i and i hear it over and over again yeah so i've always been like this i always speak my mind you know when i was younger my mama used to let me cuss and everything so i used to call people ugly and cuss them out and everything you know so my mom used to let me do whatever i wanted to do so i always been a very opinionated person i was very confident that my opinions were my opinions and i don't care what other people think and that translated all the way through to the police department and translated all the way through to me doing politics i never felt the pressure of being counseled or nothing like that i mean a little bit now you know talking about covert or something on your channel can get you banned of course that's a monetary uh fear that i have although you know when it comes to me speaking up for myself and saying what i feel i don't have the fear i do have a little bit of privilege because i'm black because if i was white i'd have been counseled a long time ago my page would have been shunned i'd have been i would have been the most racist person in american history but i you know i'm very confident in that but i think right that people need to like the relationship with god is the most important and god will lead you and what your stance should be not everybody should quit their job that's that may not be your thing you know not everybody should come out and be like i'm just going to say my political beliefs right now and screw all y'all not everybody has that path people that do you need to step up and do what you're supposed to do according to what god wants you to do in this time however there's other people that that have to do it behind the scenes but can still be effective like you don't have to come out and say i'm a republican but in your lyrics your lyrics can be educational in a certain perspective because there's there's a need for people like me that are radical to a certain degree they just say whatever i want to say but then there's a need for people to also be measured in what they say to attract a certain demographic of people that will never hear me because i offend people and they are never there they hate me people have to understand what their position is and they need to act on that position based on who they are and i just say people who are supposed to stand up you know it you know they know who it is they feel it in their in their soul that god is pushing them to do something greater or do something in a certain direction they need to do it and for everybody else you know keep going where you're going you need to be in place we all need to have influence in different directions right right no i can't i can agree with you more so it's very interesting it has to be much more of a measured measured understanding measure take for that's uh according to the individual very beautiful very very beautiful okay so my next question is like this and it's you know just something that it's just to me it appears like it's out there more i was just recently interviewed by the new york post and of course they brought it up so i'm bringing it up to you um the it feels like to me like black lives matter is like just being exposed for the sham that it really is right so do you see that more black people are waking up to this new reality or do you think that the majority knew it was a scam and the media just played the propaganda like you know like francis might i remember my dad he sent me a video uh of of the neighborhood and it was one of the black lives he said now look show me one black person in this and what's that i'm from seattle now you know what's going on in seattle yeah and it's real so and then in the hood they were in the hood it wasn't like they were in their neighborhood they were in the hood and they're marching and and whatever else i'm like you know are you seeing that was this something that the media was just keeping it on the hush that everybody already knew this or is it just like you know now everybody's just waking up so liberals liberals play this this really con game demonic type of perspective to influence right they use words that have double meaning i think a lot of black people don't support black lives matter as an organization you know even my father said i don't support the organization but the term black lives matter can capture everybody else because you're going to still wear the shirt you're going to still say the slogan you still want to believe that black lives matter although you may not associate with the organization however the organization strategically is smart enough that you are actually pushing an organization whether you like it or not because as you the more you say black lives matter the more they kind of promote that all of these people are pushing for black lives matter say black lives matter it's very different in the organization versus the slogan or the the the feeling or emotional um feeling of black lives actually matter it's two different things but they were good in the strategy it's the same thing with planned parenthood you know there's no there's no such thing they're not planning parenthood they're planning to end parenthood you know but they use a slogan that you it's hard to argue against how could you argue against planning parenthood how can you argue black lives matter how can you argue against you know some of the the different things that they they say with the double meaning it's like adverse psychology a hundred percent so most black they ain't really fooling people black lives matter like that and they don't even really follow that they just saying that black lives matter meaning that that you need to focus on caring about the black lives in this country however i do think majority of black people are brainwashed to a certain degree as to what does this really mean and what do we do about it because black lives matter should not be focused primarily on officer-involved situations when you have 7 000 black people getting killed by other black people every single year including children and so i wish that we would say okay black lives matter but let's focus on where black lives actually matter educational system abortions black fathers these toxic single moms all of these things that that are plaguing the inner city communities and and plaguing the black community this culture that have been promoting and celebrating violence and thugs and the lowest common denominator like we need the black lives matter to focus on that we'll get to this police matter on a later date because you're talking one or two a year that people really think are questionable the rest of them are justified but this one or two here that's kind of questionable out of 40 million black people you got two situations that are questionable you know we we should probably focus our energy on other things that's crazy so with the whole thing for me i think has been uh that made me frustrated was that i i have like maybe a handful of friends that that i know um that grew up in the same neighborhood as me and i always had a father father i figured i had my biological father my parents split when i was two uh my mother later remarried with my my stepfather who i don't even disrespect to caller's stepfather he was a dad for me for sure um we grew up dysfunctional it was hood you know i didn't have to go up in the streets the streets grew up in my house i was exposed to a lot i was i was smoking weed at nine years old already i was already dealing by the time i was 12 i was acting enough right so even with all that i still say still having that father figure inside the house for me made a drastic difference between me and the friends who doesn't do not have a father in the house and did not have a father in the house even what frustrates me even more is that i have friends who did grow up with a father in the house working father and parents had you know at least to what i could see a very beautiful relationship and they had a very uh good and well upbringing and and the result of that has been they're married with children most of these guys they're home owners they have great jobs great and i've seen these guys on the streets with black lives matter signs you know what i mean an act in a nut and i'm just like i can't even like just don't even this don't even go together like you're not even you understand what i'm saying like you know you can't even pretend to act like you know about the struggle you were at home when the street lights came on yeah you know what i'm saying yeah so i i don't even understand this so i want to know how this was like so how did how did we get these guys how did these guys end up being convinced you know i think it's spiritual man a lot of times i think it's spiritual because i don't know what had a hold on me when i was younger without much influence you know i'm honestly subconsciously being portrayed on the tv and i just didn't know it but it's not like my dad never voting it's not like people in my community were really into politics how did that how did that that seep so deep in me of this animosity against white people and all of these things and when that when that wasn't actually preached every single day to me it was like it was like i don't know how it got interjected in my spirit but it was and god broke me from that when i got saved so i think a lot of this stuff is spiritual man like i had my dad my mom and dad split when we were really young i think they broke up before i was born or whatever i never remember them being together they couldn't stand each other and my dad actually got remarried and my stepmom was in our lives ever since we were we were young kids i mean they've been married for 25 some 26 years so i had a similar situation like that i got exposed to people who were selling drugs you know my stepdad was a big time drug dealer gangbanger and he ended up dying from odin on heroin so i got exposed to think i got arrested when i was eight smoking marijuana i never sold drugs but like all of my family sold drugs a few of my family doing life in prison um my mama tried to do better for us but we still had the hood family we go over there for the weekend we fighting in the backyard we gang banging i got jumped into a five-deuce hoover game me and my brother on the couch my cousin then put the flags and beat us up on the couch you know jumped us in the gang and all this stuff so i've had those experiences however because my father was there i had access to him um we went and lived with him at times you know where we me and my brother just lived with him um in middle school high school and you know we had our times when we lived with him the impact the accountability you know when i when i went to juvie hey you know i didn't do no time they took us to the holding cell and my daddy showed up man and i'm telling you i was more afraid of my dad than going to jail then police i just knew my dad was going to beat me like never before and he ended up not beating me which i was to this day it's even worse i think it made it even worse psychologically yeah because he came in and said he's gonna kill us when he came in there and i was like y'all better leave us in here i'd rather do some time and go and face my dad but he struck me where it mattered most you know because i wanted to be a nba player so he was like you know you keep doing you live a life like that you're never playing the nba and they're like that just they they did something to me because you know the whooping it hurt and you probably cry go to sleep wake up and then it's over and they like i do this because i love you you know and then you forget about it but you know that telling me i'm gonna accomplish my dream that i'm so passionate about really affected me but having him there seeing my father my legacy what i can become who i should be i could never go too far out of bounds because my daddy will show up and show out at the school you know what i'm saying you get a whooping at the school and so having my father there kept me on a pace where it was almost like planting a seed that that seed is already in me and at some point it'll mature to me becoming the man that i should be and i know a lot of people and even when i was a cop every single youth that i arrested did not have a dad not one of them dude in my six and a half years as a police officer not one youth had a dad and it is incredibly invaluable to have a father in your life whether he lives in your house or whether he down the street and you get to visit him on the weekends you have to have your father in your life especially as young men wow wow wow powerful powerful so my question is now that you know things have changed you progressed as a you know and as a i don't know if i would call you just a commentator on political issues social issues you're just a force right so is there anything that you would say that you know even starting out because you're very opinionated as you said that you may have changed your mind on are there things that you may may have done a 180 on um i don't i don't man to be honest i don't think it's anything that i've done on 180 on not that i know of because i felt like when i started speaking out i started speaking out from my conservative perspective you know and it just kept growing from there um i me maybe marijuana i think marijuana i changed on but i don't know if i was vocal about how i feel about marijuana before i start speaking out with me but like overall i think i changed my tune on marijuana after i was a police officer and realizing that medical marijuana was invaluable in many people's lives and it's way more effective than pharmaceutical drugs that they pump into your body and give you 20 of them because one has a side effect that the other one needs you to take it and so i changed my tune on that because i was just really so against marijuana and feeling like it should be banned and nobody should use it then i started thinking like you know what i've i'm seeing the effects of that i see the effects of cbd outside of the thc that's in the marijuana to make you high or whatever so i kind of changed my tone on that but like most of the other stuff like it has always been the same because you know when i spoke out i was a christian so you know same-sex marriage and all this other stuff like i always have the exact same opinion about all of it that's amazing so my last but not least question because i could talk to you for like 10 years i know man you know and i just i feel a connection man i feel a connection so something that you seem to value at least that you that you're trying to get at i know that you know they could just be oh that's loudmouth brandon he's tripping about something else today you know what i mean uh because that's what it is they're rants but i love them i love your rants right but you're ranting all the time but i think the end goal and you've expressed this maybe a few times but um is is unity ultimately you want unity it's not like you're just trying to fight just because and some things you may not be able to bring a unifying uh solution to but ultimately you want it under one flag we need to somehow fix the country over there you understand so what do you think is the important step to be able to bring america back to what it was and bring america back together yeah and great question my unifying message is not unifying just for the sake of unifying it's unifying under truth and that's why i say the things that i say because i feel like we can be unified if we are all following the truth because if you live in a world where you're like this is your truth to my truth we'll never be unified because people's truth to be whatever they feel like today when they wake up and eat breakfast but if we follow the truth meaning that know the history of the democrat party before you speak on it know the history of certain these certain politicians understand you know what communism and socialism is understand the the griff that's going on in some of these political candidates and and how they're pimping out the black community and stuff like that know it and we can unite under that understand the value and the beauty of the united states of america understand what that flag represents it don't just represent white people it represents the struggle that we all have gone through to get to this point martin luther king is a part of that flag you know all the other great men that that existed before us whether white black asian or whatever that have accomplished so much in this country are represented in that flag so that's my message it's a little hard to hear you know similar to how we think the message from god through the prophets it did you people don't want to hear it it may hurt your feelings but the unity even in faith is the unity of truth from what god has said and and i know that um you and i may think a little different we probably more similar than than what people may imagine but you know because i believe that jesus was a jew you know i don't you know people misconstrue who jesus was all the time you may be correct about that yeah i believe i believe he was a jew whether or not people believe it or not and i feel like that we should be you know the christians somehow have gone off in my opinion to more of a pagan ideology modern christians but anyway but you know but there was a message through the prophets that was prophesied on god's message you know moses gave a message you know you got you got isaiah all of these prophets so the unity is unified within the truth of god and then yes we can unify that way you're not going to be able to unify just because we we live in the same kingdom or that we're we're all calling ourselves jews you're not that's not unity just because you say you're a jew the unity isn't the truth of god so right that's kind of what i do you know the ranting is just because i'm passionate and so that passion and zeal and relatability kind of comes out when i'm passionate when i speak in public i'm not normally like that you know i'm a little more more calm when i do my videos is because man i'm like i'm passionate about this i'm going to talk about this and that knee-jerk reaction that people feel is going to cause them to make a decision they either big mad at what i'm saying or they like this is what i want to hear however you're going to have to make a decision if you listen to my content you're not going to get eased into it it's going to be a slap in the face and you're going to either respond by saying okay i deserve that are you gonna try to fight back so that's kind of that's kind of the way i do my material i do want us to be unified and i think we would if it wasn't for propaganda and you know ungodliness in our in our nation and stuff like that right right right no doubt about it man well listen i appreciate having you on i wishing you success in every single thing that you do everything you touch god should bless it uh even i know you at this case situation you're in corn with uh mr williams over there you should be you should be mature as we call it should be successful and uh every every barrier in its way should fall down before you so i'm wishing you nothing i'm rooting for you and uh keep going keep going please thank you so much amen thank you brother for having me on man we got we gotta talk again yeah yeah for sure for sure [Music]