The Ebro, Laura, Rosenberg Show - 18.) Don Lemon Streaming From Church + New A$AP Rocky (1/20/26)

Episode Date: January 20, 2026

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That's right. Laura is chomping at the bit to get to this Don Lemon, Nicky Manage situation. Hold on, Laura Staph. Hold on. She's right. It needs room. It needs room.

You got to let it breathe. So we're going to get to that today. Yo, did, Rosenberg, we got to come hot for Bill's fans. It's one thing after another. ESPN's own Rosenberg. So they fired the head coach. Yeah, but that wasn't surprising if they didn't go in it. You know, if they had lost in the

first or second round, I think everyone kind of expected that McDermott would be out. Damn. But it does feel extra nasty because like, you know, he fought for the team and afterwards he was defending them. But the fact of the matter is, you didn't win. Not only did not win, they made a ton of mistakes in that

game too. And come on, man. At a certain point, you have the guy who might be the best quarterback in the world. He's right there. And this is like six straight years of the same thing. Ebro, this is a guy who basically like Mahomes. He can kind of will your team pretty far. Well, here's the thing. Here's the thing, guys.

If you've been a Bills fan long enough, Laura Stouts, check this. When this head coach and this team has gone through, the Bills have already gone through in the 90s. So why are they acting brand new? This is what the bills do. I don't know. You're going to fire.

You're going to fire him for just being who y'all are, man? That's not right. That's not right. Think about it. And the last one, the one from the 80s, Marv Levy, was an absolute legend. But you can't lose four Super Bowls in a row. Eventually, you have to win one. That's right.

Listen, I look at it like this for Josh Allen, though. I mean, his wife is Haley Steinfeld, the woman you may know from sinners, if nothing else. He's pregnant with his baby. I know. He's going to be cool, man. Josh Allen is cool. But he was crying that day. But guess what?

He doesn't. He doesn't show up to work every day, every week to get out there and lose. So we always, us mere mortals, talk about what somebody's got going on at home. But you don't show up and get you, you know, run up against 275 pounds, six foot five dudes getting slung around the field and shoving your head between the legs of another 300 pounder to get a few yards just to come up short. I know. And then we pretend when someone has a famous hot wife, like he doesn't get home and have. ever go and Josh can you blah blah blah he's like kind of wish I was can you take out the trash I kind of wish I was getting hit by these 300

pounders right now yeah man now in in Washington DC a couple of things we got to touch you on before we get too far to the show somebody has put up the giant a rendition of the Epstein Trump birthday card a giant version of it you guys seen this no yes yes you heard me correct there is a giant Epstein or Trump to Epstein birthday card in Washington, D.C. I think I heard this was happening. So what is it? Is it like a projector?

Oh, it's a statue. Well, not a statue, but, you know, like a... Like an installation. Yeah, an art escalation. No, it's big, Laura. You got to see. I mean, guys, what happened to the Epstein files? All of a sudden...

We're invading, we're still in Greenland, invading Venezuela and bomb. bombing Nigeria. Yo, did y'all forget that we bombed Nigeria? I think most people just didn't know. So forgetting isn't even on the table. I saw. Yeah, we dropped a bomb in Nigeria. That happened a couple of weeks, just a couple of weeks ago.

Rassan or Griff, I think we need a picture for this next little piece I'm going to throw out. Did you guys see the letter on White House letterhead that was written to Denmark for the reason for the reason that for the reason that we need and deserve to have Greenland. Oh, my God. You mean that though I'm done with peace because you didn't give me a peace prize? That one. Did you see the letter? Yeah, I read it.

I read it quickly too. Hit the button, man. Yeah, it's like a 12 year old that's like stomping his feet. You didn't give me the Nobel Peace Prize. So we're taking Greenland. You're playing yourself. We're so ridiculous. Y'all, are you guys, are you guys embarrassed yet?

Oh, Ben. Wait, I don't think he's asking you, Laura. I'm just saying. He knows. He knows. He knows why do you've been supported this nonsense. Are you guys embarrassed? Are we embarrassed?

No, is it great again? That's my question. Is it great? Are you sensing great yet? Because saying, I didn't get the peace prize. So I don't really feel like I need to choose peace. I'd like to choose peace, but I don't have to anymore. Yo, he literally, Laura, negotiates like a five-year-old.

I know. Quote, quote, quote. No. Quote, there are no written documents, and it's only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago. But we had boats land there also. My mom said that even though it was yours, it's actually both of ours because I had told you about it first. Anyway, so we should keep it at my house. He's literally a five-year-old.

That's five-year-old logic right there. So based on that logic, though, by the way, guess who landed? in what we call now the United States a long time before the pilgrims. Who's that? Africans. Long time. Long time. Oh, by the way, and after that, guess who landed here?

The Vikings, where are they from? Norway? Couldn't Norwegians pull up and just claim the United States based on that logic? Sure. Sure. Well, listen, Ebro, he didn't say he's taking it, okay? He just said, like, you know, I could. The United States already has pretty much carte blanche in Greenland, bro. No, I know.

I'm aware. Did you see the text message exchange with him in Denmark too? I did not. No, I didn't see that. So he texted, he texted with them too. And it was more of the same, you know, them trying to be reasonable and him trying to turn up and act like he's been disrespectful. And again, the people in Denmark and are just like, we don't understand what problems you have. And now we're going to be faced with as the rest of Europe sort of looks into this whole thing.

What we're going to be faced with is, and this started already, guys, at the beginning of his term. But like, are we really going to get to a point where the relationship that the U.S. has had with Europe for 80 years? Is that really on the verge of being over? True ally should. This is where you hit the button. There's so many places to hit the button, though. No, no, no. You hit it there because we talked about this in the beginning of his term, as you just pointed out,

we talked about the reality that now the world does not trust our voting population to vote in somebody who is capable of maintaining relationships, capable of honoring treaties, capable of having some sort of decorum. And that's why yesterday the Canadian prime minister is talking. talking about a new world order as he meets with Xi Jinping in China. What does that mean a new world order? That means that the order of operations where Canada is working alongside its allies like the United States and how they set up deals with the rest of the world.

That's right. Our neighbor to the north, they're reworking those deals. Because we're obviously not going to be the same person we were. That's right. Or the same ally that we were. So it has to all be rethought. Well, and also remember, we started hearing headlines that Europe was reestablishing military in ways that they, European nations and the UK and the European Union reestablishing militaristic, you know,

operations in ways that they hadn't in decades because we can't be trusted. And the worst part about it is, is that our military is so strong that really nobody can do anything that would make the U.S. want to rethink anything. Well, we get told that, but I have a sneaky feeling that China has something to say. Sure, sure.

But I mean, got the strongest military. And I don't want to find out. Yeah, no, I mean in Europe, you're right. China could certainly have a conversation that you wouldn't want to find out the answer to. But Europe, you know, and this is all this country respects, as Stephen Miller laid out, is military might.

That's what makes us a country. It's not our ideas. It's not freedom. The whole thing that you saw, told us it's military mic who has the nukes that's right who has the most new who can who can turn the planet into more of a crispy barbecue we can we can we can fry up the whole planet that's what makes us powerful um are you guys in hip hop there's a little dust up took place did you guys see this story fat joe and french montana have a some sort of tense exchange over publishing i saw but

that's a salacious headline bro i saw the clip It really was not tense at all. French was just explaining how like when Joe called them up to beyond all the way up, he was like, of course, my brother got me. He went, did it, blew up. And then one day when they were performing, he was just like, hey, I spoke to my lawyer. I'm not receiving any royalties from this. And that Joe was like, okay, hold on.

Called his people and gave him, well, Joe claims 10%. And then French was like, maybe five. And Joe's like 10. And they just like laughed about. Wait, French negotiated himself down? No, no, no. Joe negotiated French up. No, Joe claimed that he got 10% of the publishing. And then French was like, maybe five.

Oh, okay, I see what you said. And then Joe's like, that's it. And they just all start laughing. So that's what it was. So it wasn't like a tens exchange. Well, no, that headline on hip-hop wire is like, 10-s exchange. Because, you know, I went to look.

I'm like, tens-exchange. They're friends. Let me see. And I was like, I'm saying nothing. And French, let me tell something. French Montana does not have tense exchanges. Yes. He's like Bob Dylan.

French has become the Bob Dylan of hip-hop. Wait, wait, wait. You're making it sound like French can't speak coherently, is what you're saying. I'm not saying he can't speak coherently. He's just chill. His vibe is more. I'm going to see French and Max today at Apple Music. And you're going to see the vibe.

I'm going to catch the vibes. I'm going to celebrate that new project that I like a lot. Yo, I'm glad they're squeezing you in because I thought the next stop they're showing is showing up as the U.S. Post Office. French and Max have been outside. I mean. They have to.

Yeah, they have to. They are outside. They're out of motion, man. Big promotion. When our plans start, we got to bring them in for a chat. Well, yeah, we're going to sell. You know, the, the project I really like. I think there's too many songs on it,

but there's things I really like on it. I was pleasantly surprised. And on that note, I sat speaking, a pleasantly surprise, ASAP Rocky I sat with yesterday. Oh, nice. I sat with him at Apple Music yesterday. And man, did he have a lot to say? Oh, yeah?

I mean, about his relationship with Rihanna and just kind of like how great it is about, you know. Where is it? Where is it? Where's the convo? It's coming out tomorrow, Laura Stavis. I need that early. I need that early. I need to see.

I need to see. I need to get my change. Yo, only if you're going to showcase it in the rundown. Yes. That's what I need it. Because I'll get snubbed by this show a lot. No. That's why I'm telling you got to send it to me.

Have your team call my team. Wait, it says here, Rassan says, did you tell him he disappointed Rosenberg? What's that about? By doing an academics interview. But what is that? Why? And Rassan, why are you bringing that up? What is it?

He let Nause down because he let me down. But why? Why is that a let down? What are you talking about? Stop, stop. Don't do this. I don't like the rhetorical game you play. No, I don't.

But why would he? he not do an academic interview. Because smart, good musicians should go places where you can have smart good music conversation. I thought you were, honestly, I thought you were talking about like maybe they had a problem or something. No, no, I just meant like

is the crowd, is the crowd who watches academics? Because they have a lot of eyeballs. Are they really digging in to be like, I'm going to get into this album and hear about the music? That's not going to do it. That's all I think. I think a lot of people, one of the things I spent a lot of time talking to them about was that I

don't believe most people paid attention close enough to Rocky albums of the past to hear a song like punk Rocky come out and be like, yo, he's trying a new style. I was like, no, he's not. He's always experimented. He's always had some rocky kind of rock-influenced, trap-leaning, melodic. It's always been about a vibe and that's a steady or an entire song. Absolutely. Well, absolutely. Okay, but now, now I'll throw it back to you. But who are you? talking about why are we surprised let me guess yo-yo's on the internet we're just how people are covering the album it wasn't even yo-yo's it was honestly just like like reviewers are saying like how people were reviewing the album yeah like i saw people review the album like he was trying something new

i saw a lot of those comments too but are the Rosenberg it was just i saw it online comments you know what I mean and people who sit as soon as the album was announced are these people who probably didn't sit with the album you know what I mean are These are the kind of reviewers that there's a picture of the album behind them and then they're in set and little video talking about the album. Yo, what's wrong with you? That's basically our life. But by the way, you're not critical enough of it. You are like my dad, bro. You see some shit and you take it as rule.

And you send it to me. I'm like, this is not legitimate, bro. Well, no, I look at it as this is fodder. It's all just fodder. But that's the problem. But it's also we take it as actual being something. But that's why we grab it and then we analyze it and we either call it BS and throw it out or we take it that they maybe have a good point. But it's a blurry line, I guess.

Because sometimes you're right. Some of it is just a conversation starter. Right. But some of it. Like the fact that you are about to unravel and make great content over me telling you that some people don't understand Rocky's musicality. You was really about to give us a moment right now. No, no. It was more about the internet and the way we consume. And like, there are days when like, I got Ebro, I got my dad.

I got people who sent me stuff being like, look at this conversation. I'm like, is this a conversation? I don't know who this guy is. Well, look, man. I think I think what we have to be honest about is this whole holier than thou. These people don't matter and these people do stuff. No, it's not even about these people do because you're right. How can we trust the people who, quote, unquote, do when they're mostly bought corporate

media. Exactly. I'm with you. But it's such a double-edged sword. On the other side, you will be, like, if you see enough of the same video, like, bro, you sent me that thing about the line being from Nazis that was on Christy Nome's thing. Bro, there was nothing there. I dug that up. They looked it up in English, in Austrian, in German. Now, by the way, it doesn't even matter. It was just an experiment, because obviously the message that they were trying to send was, we will kill all of you because, our administration is one of us all of you one of us all of you it's obviously evil no matter what i was just doing the um i was just doing the research to see like yeah but are people just copying the same

story and saying it yes and laura when you dig it and google it over and over and look up articles that have been written on it all leads to the same thing no there's no they have not found no i'm saying it all leads to the same people saying the yeah yeah and it's a circle of people who just keep saying it so it's you're right though i bra i don't disagree that we can't just be like well i'm I heard it on the news, but. And then how about this? How about the suppression, the actual active suppression of information

when you try to Google it? And the fact that we're expecting algorithms and corporate run entities on the internet to give us the answers we want. You're expecting chat GPT to give you the answer you want. You're expecting Google Gemini to give you the answer you want. But it's really just pulling from the same information. that you could Google yourself and things that you want to go see.

Although it's really, and it is funny you say that though, too, because sometimes chat to EBT or whatever your AI preferences, it will do everything to try to give you the answer you want. It's like, well, hey, that's a really good idea. You know, I kind of like that. But I don't see it as factually true. They don't want to hurt your feelings. Well, and then right. And then right now, sorry, Laura, you go to search something and you're looking for a

reputable outlet and back to your point. and the point we've been making for weeks. What's a reputable outlet? I know. No, no, seriously. I think, I don't know. I have it. Fact check fatigue. My friends just send me stuff. Is this real? Is this true?

Look it up. You have the same phone I do. Look it up. But it's hard because to that point, if you look it up and then you're not skeptical about the articles that you get. Like, for example, even a complex, that's a brand we always at least trusted in hip hop and new.

They have changed what they do. They now do some real articles, but some of it is aggregated fake crap. Like, obviously, you know, Joe Lapuma does real videos and then this content's real and that's all real. But then they also were like, but we need to flood. So, seven. These are places flood, flood, flood. And it's not factual either. At the bottom of an article, there would be a source.

You remember that? Yeah, of course. They used to cite their sources. Now it's almost like I almost never see those links anymore. Well, I will tell you, I saw one moving around in all those places, including the ones that I no longer fully trust, like Hot 97 and Complex. And, but everyone was posting the fact that a gentleman named Damien E. Love, Matthias passed away. And we would know him for being the man depicted in the public enemy logo that Chuck G, that Chuck D famously drew. Now, what, April 40 some years ago.

The silhouette and the crosshairs. The silhouette in the crosshairs was a big. B-boy and it was this guy E-Love. He was the B-boy. He ran with L.L. Cool J. Oh, wow. It was his silhouette that was the public enemy logo and he passed away. So L.L. was paying tribute and Chuck and Flave and everyone was paying tribute to this guy, Damien, he loved, Matthias. So wanted to show some love because, man, that is, and you talk about, Ebro, where is that in the, in the lexicon of hip-hop logos? Number one, there's up to you. When you were asking, I've never thought about it.

He's never crossed my mind. Me neither. The most notable hip hop logos. But in the chat, if y'all are watching this gross. Number one. You think Wu Tang is number one? Yeah, yeah, Wu Tang is one. But that public enemy's up there. Oh, he's up there.

Yeah. Yo, hieroglyphics. No, hyros fire. The dots is fire. The three-eyed face. I think PE versus Wu is an interesting battle because the Wu is more globally significant, for sure. It surpassed them.

But in terms of dope. I might take public enemies and dopeness though. Well, well, hang on before you just go public, Wu has surpassed public enemy. Wu is at a different era. Right. Okay. And, and yes, because of the era it was in,

and it was a little less controversial subject matter. Okay. It was able to extend itself probably to more mainstream consumption, international consumption. Well, even the logo is less complex or controversial. And controversial. Yeah, yeah. A man in the crosshairs, like he's about to get shot.

Yeah. Which was what made the logo so fires. You felt something from seeing the logo. Yes, because you're like, yo, public enemy. Oh, wow. They're taking cats out out here. I got to go look in the chat. I wonder what other ones were forgetting because I'm sure there's some other really good ones.

Ebro, you made a great point with Hiro. Someone said BDP. Oh, run DMC. I mean, yeah. Super. Right. By the way, it's barely even a logo. It's just the name's written with bars on it, but it became, you know.

We got Rough Riders logo. Rough ride. The double R's hard. The dip set's hard, but the dipset one, it's not nearly on the same scale of recognizable, but it's fire. G unit, what is the G unit one is the big G? It was popular because 50 was popular. Oh, no. I mean, bad boy, you know, we don't have to like you.

That's a big one. The bad boy with the baby. Anyway, so rest of peace to E-Love, man. I thought that was a worth note. There it goes. Listen, speaking of news, and, you know, I've seen them running ads, but they don't run ads here yet. Maybe they will.

But I do use an app that's pretty awesome. Okay. It's called Ground News. And what it does, basically, is it aggregates all the news stories all over the place, and it tells you who's reporting. on it, meaning like... Oh yeah, you've mentioned this before. Meaning like the first story

they popped up at the top. It says Trump says waltz and Ilhan Omar support anti-ice protest to distract from fraud controversy. That's at the top. But it says 15 sources are reporting it nine minutes ago. And 75% of the sources

that are reporting it are right-leaning. So it'll give you a long red bar. Or if it's central, it'll give you like a white, like neutral bar and if it's left-leaning reporting outlet it'll give you a blue bar so it tells you how you should think about it before you even read it perfect well but no it tells you how it's being presented yeah yeah yeah sources that are reporting on it i hear you but you hear what i'm saying too yeah absolutely because there definitely could be a story that all only especially left

where all the left people are reporting it because it's true that's right and then if you had that app and you were a little bit more centrist or red, you'd look at and go, oh, this is a biased story. Well, and so what they do when they present it to you is they say it's a blind spot for the left or a blind spot for the right, meaning, but you can go to each of the sources reporting on it if you want. But to your point, Laura, where you have friends that are like, yo, have you heard or people, you know, looking for stories? You can search stories on here. You can do all types of things. I don't think so. I think you got to pay for it.

Okay, it's called ground news. Ground news. But the story right under that, that most of the left outlets reporting on and the right outlets are not reporting on. Yeah. Is Netflix submits amended all cash offer for Warner Brothers and wins board support. So it's a step further. It's going a step further.

It's going a step further. And I'm assuming that the right is not reporting on it because they wanted either A, They wanted Trump and the, and the Ellison brothers, whoever, to get that also. And so they're suppressing that story on these right wing outlets. And the left is celebrating because they didn't want Ellison and them to get their hands on Netflix. Yeah, that is possible. Brown news. I mean, I both like it and don't like it.

I'm not going to lie to. Listen, that's on brand for you. It's very on brand. I think things through because it's just another layer. already have so much bias and it's like let me think real quick how I should be looking at this article well I was only I was thinking about it in terms of people like that like Laura styles that are looking like how do I aggregate all of the so it's so it's so it's also just a news aggregator you don't have to care about whether it's being right reported or yeah but but yes those bars at the

bottom of how it's presented will definitely make you uh feel one way or the other depending on your affiliation if you're affiliated Yeah, I'm getting the sense that people feel strong affiliations these days. Everybody's gang related out here, red or blue. You know? Red and blue because of blood, it just don't matter. And if you play the middle, guess what? Get run over. You don't want to be like Nelly out here.

Stay in the middle of the street and get run over. Yo, it's time for the rundown. Let's go. Let's go. What do we got? Well, we still didn't get the completed, the completed intro yet. Why is that? We still need the

All right. Oh, I got to run down, turn that up. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Headlines heavy, but we still cut up. Life still flashing. We don't slow up. All right. Yo, do we have to attribute that song to someone?

Do we like, well, when we have a completed version, we can shout them on. Oh, wow. Oh, okay. Yo, it's a tough, tough room. I just don't know his name. All right. So let's get into it. Something we didn't mention.

Better give us more. You want you shout out. But that's super dope is that Green Day will kick off the Super Bowl opening performance. Hey. This is fire. I didn't know that I saw it yesterday. Somebody's like, oh, you're not excited? I was like, oh, wait, what?

Wait, so, wait, wait, how did you frame it? Green Day will kick off the opening performance. It says we'll kick off the Super Bowl with the opening performance. Of America the beautiful. It didn't say. The American idiot. Like, what are they going to? I don't.

That would be fired. Like, how does this weave in? I'm not sure. Listen, I love Green Day, so I'm here for whatever they know. But they'll be, it's not, they're not kicking off half time. They're going to be on the game. Yes, yes, yes. So it's pregame show, pregame show.

But still, the fact that they're on is fire. Well, yeah, and they're going to, you know, they're going to trick some whites out there who will be like, oh, good, good old American rock music. But they don't pay enough attention to know that Green Day hates them too. So they'll just be like, all right, cool, good. I know that I've heard them before. Well, also, it should be noted that the Super Bowl's in the Bay Area where Green Day is from. Boom.

Perfect. Perfect. Before we get to the meat and potatoes, just really quickly, I saw that Gervante Davis, bro. He has been stripped of his World Boxing Association, lightweight title. That's because of this domestic abuse. The domestic violence incident. Yep. And by the way, he's had how many incidents over the years?

It's been a few, man. I can't even count. It's been a lot. It's like the main reason you hear the guy's name, besides him being a dominant fighter. It's like equal. It's a brand of domestic violence issues. It's really crazy.

It's sad, bro. It's sad. It's also a button, by the way. Yeah, you know, back. Yeah. You man has been. All right. All right.

Well, let's get into it. The Nicki Benonaut. versus Don Lemon Beef. By the way, this is good. I'm about to have fun here. I am flying. I'm flying. You plagued yourself.

I'm flying completely blind here. I've only seen headlines. I don't know what it's about. I don't know what started it. It's kind of challenge. It actually took some work. I had to do some work to figure out where it started and what the actual event was.

It took a little bit of time. All right. So let's get into it. Now, on Sunday, he shared a video from City's Church in Minneapolis during which demonstrators interrupted a service in protest of a man named David Easterwood. He's a pastor, but he's also a local immigration

and customs enforcement agents. He's an ice field officer. The pastor of the church is an ice field officer and protesters showed up to the church to look for him and protest. in the church. Now I want you to look at this video and I want you to pay attention to what Don says. Here's the video of him at the at church. I'm listening. All right or maybe yeah, but in in the video in the video in the video he's at the church and he says it. He verbally says it, right? He says, hey, I'm not part of the protest. I'm just here to report on it. That's what Don says. And he's like you know interviewing people about it and whatever.

Then afterwards, that comes out. Of course, everybody was freaking out about it. They were like, my God, what's happening? Who are these protesters? What's going on? But again, Don Lemon says, I'm just here covering it, right? So it goes viral. Then Ms. Nickymanaged.

Let me just ask one question. Do we know he wasn't live during that, right? He was recording, no? I think it was a live stream. Was it a live stream? Okay, because I'm wondering whether they would make the argument that him being live is sending more attention to said, I'm just trying to put together what the argument was.

Okay. So it goes viral. Okay. It goes viral. Then Nikki Minaj has something to say. She decides to, man, come for him on X because, you know, she disabled her Instagram account. And she says, Don, I don't know if I could say this word. No.

No. See, sucking lemon is disgusting. How dare you? I want that thug in jail. He would never do that to any other religion. Lock him up. So that is the first tweet. And then, you know, it started going, it started going viral.

Now, this is Don's response. You are a homophobic bigot. You don't care about African Americans. You're not an African American. From what I know, you are reportedly an undocumented citizen. So you should be deported under Donald Trump's rules. And the other thing is that your family members, you have one family member who is reportedly a sex offender, the other family member of your husband

or whatever, a sex offender is your husband, and one of them is reportedly a pedophile. And you have nerve to talk about me and what you think that I do. Nikki Minaj, get a life. Stop being a pick-me. You should have put a pick-me doll on that damn tweet instead of a Chucky doll because you are nothing but a pick me. And I pick, I choose not to pick you. And so should black people and so should gay people. Shouldn't buy your music. Clock

that. Plot that. Well, well, that was sassy. Wow. That was straight to the point. Yeah, Don felt like he, Don went through and read her Wikipedia page fast. It was like, I got her. Oh my God. Oh, my God. This is what they're saying. Because you can tell he didn't know that much, but he was like,

I read what people were saying about you. Well, yeah, because they're saying it. They've been saying it since she jumped up at the T-Pusa joint. Yeah. All the way he said right there was the, was the whole T-Pusa backlash that she got. Yeah. And but why did she?

He's not wrong. She's defending Christians, Ebro. She's a defender of the Christians. Those Christians, those Christians at that church would not defend Nikki Minaj. She doesn't care about that. The pastor is an ice field agent. Now, I think we could have a separate conversation outside of the Nikki thing about whether it is a pretty interesting conversation about whether you should protest at the church service where the pastor is the ice agent.

I do think that's an interesting conversation. I don't think it's a no-brainer you should just run up in the church and be protesting because I don't know that everyone, I don't know that all the people in the church are aware of that. Here's what I know about protests. Generally speaking, they don't just ask for permission. There you go. I mean, there's not like a, there's not like a, when activists activate and protesters protest, I don't think they're looking, they're reading some sort of rulebook on where they should or should not show up.

I know, but, but with certain things you kind of should, like houses of worship are, that's a sticky conversation about protest. And that, and the conversation you're having about a reasonable, a reasonable conversation. Yeah, a reasonable conversation about activism and protest decorum. I think it's a waste of time because the reason they do it is to be seen and to be disrupted. But, but Ibra, there are laws in place.

You're not, you shouldn't be bustling. I don't think there's a law. I don't think there's a law against it. All right. So, there is. So listen to this. So after all of this, you know, after the video went viral,

people were accusing, to your point, Don Lemon of instigating or organizing the protest, which he didn't. But the assistant attorney general, Hermit Dillon, posted on. X, Sabah, and he said, a House of Worship is not a public forum for your protest. It is a space protected

from exactly such acts by the federal criminal and civil laws. There is a law. Nor does the First Amendment protect your pseudo-journalism of disrupting a prayer or service. You are on notice. So there is a law. And by the way, so I add

this in. I think part of disruption and activism and protests, I think they often break laws, like sit-ins, we're breaking laws, you know, when they're blocking traffic that's breaking laws, I think they're willing to go to jail for these things. I think that's the whole point. I get it. My pushback is we wouldn't like this in reverse of other situations. Of course not. People shouldn't be, like I said this before, I just said this recently. If there's a rabbi out there, of which there are plenty, who is pro-Israel,

no matter what, the congregation doesn't have, in my opinion, should not be subjected to protests over Gaza and Israel in the middle of their service because the rabbi has a belief that they don't hold. That's not right to me. I don't believe rolling into people's churches or synagogues is the move. But when it comes to Don, he was reporting on it. I don't mean Don't, Laura. No. He wasn't part of the protest. Although, although Laura, that is interesting too. You don't see a lot of report. Think about in your mind the amount of times you've ever seen a reporter. The fact that he's the is the part. I'm not, listen, there's a whole other thing here that they're doing with Don Lemon. Of course. And we can get into all that. But it is unusual.

He may have put himself in the crosshairs a bit because you don't see reporters with microphones inside churches and synagogues. No, you don't. Unless they're invited. But what are you, what are we talking about? They're coming after him now. But do what? What are they going to do? He works for himself.

Are they going to kick him off the internet? Are they going to like, like he doesn't work for a corporation. He works on the internet. These protesters, what are they going to do? Are they going to go after their jobs? Are they going to put him in jail? No, the Department of Justice. The felony.

Ebro, the Department of Justice. They said they're going after him. Okay. And they're invoking the Ku Klux Klan Act. And what's going to happen? They're going to, are they going to drag him behind trucks? Are they going to hang him from a tree? What are they going to do?

What's going to happen? Because guess what? The president of the United States is also a criminal. I'm tired of acting like anyone else who breaks the law is so like, oh my God, huh? Yeah, but they don't care. They walked in a church. So what? They don't care about that part.

Yeah, but you're saying, you're saying, I don't understand what you're arguing with. Because we're all, everybody's breaking the laws. Yeah, but they control the laws. That's the problem. The rules are different. Guess what? Trump, different dons. These are very different dons.

But guess what? It looks like they're all turning up. The gloves are off. Well, this is a holding signs in churches where there's an ice agent as a pastor. John Lemons, dear God, he's streaming live from protesters in a church where they're holding signs. I know. And by the way, now, Everyone's jumping up and down like you yo-yo's all I do.

That's right. Ebro, tell him. Ebro's not making sense. The fact of the matter is the problem here that Laura and I are trying to express it. Laura, at least I think you are, is Don Lemon could get victimized here. He's not in control. In what way? He didn't pick the Justice Department.

Are you not watching these people do whatever they want one rough shot? I know the Kuhlux Clinic. No, Don, you know you my guy. Unfortunately, I want to see what happens next. Are they taking Don Lemon to jail? Are we going to see Don do the perp walk before we see Donald Trump in the Epstein files? What are we going to have...

That's way more likely, yes. They're going to have Don Lemon in an orange jumpsuit in jail because he broadcasted from a church where the pastor's an ice agent. You think... You're making it seem like it's a ridiculous thing when it could happen. I know.

Because these people are sick and twisted. I'm seriously asking. I am seriously asking. And at least, and Rosenberg and I say it could happen. I believe it could happen, yes. You guys, hey, everyone going to try. I remember the last time Ebro played, I want to see it.

We got January 6th. Because I wanted to see it. And now, and you act like you won't see it again. You act, I don't understand what you, you think that they just can't do it. It's necessary, unfortunately. Aren't you guys realizing it's necessary? For what?

Nothing's going to change. No one's going to do more about it. We'll just keep sinking further and further. What's going to happen? And that's necessary then because we don't have protocols and we don't have systems in place and we don't have honest politicians and we don't have a government that's willing to stand up for itself and actually live up to its promises. That is necessary then. It's necessary. We can't just keep glad handing each other.

How is it? I just don't understand what you're, you know, I just don't follow. Well, no. We're glad handing because we acted like we were above a January 6th moment. So much so that once it happened, we didn't even have a recourse as a nation, as a government, to hold the people who did it, organized it, and worked on it accountable. Matter of fact, the wife of a Supreme Court justice worked on it, financed it. Okay. The president of the United States helped it happen.

And we have no system to check it. Because of everything you just said, because of everything you just said is why I don't need to see more. I know what this is. And I'm on the other side. And I'm on the other side. I'm on the other side. We need to see more so that people wake up and get active and start voting in people. And when those people get in, we don't just brush it under the rug like we did the Civil War or we brush it under the rug like we did Jim Crow or we brush it under the rug like we do these Confederate statues all over the country.

It should. It won't because the same Justice Department that would put Don Lemon in jail are the ones who will shut down the elections. not let us have a fair election, so there'll be no point. No, for now, for now, but people got to fight for it. Or nah. You're going post-revolutionary war? We have to. You have to.

I mean, look, I get you. Where are we going, bro? I understand. I also understand Rosenberg's point. I don't want to see it. I don't want to see it. Don will be all right, bro. Him and his husband, they'll be all right.

They got money. He said a few days in jail. Listen, this is promo for Don Lemon. You know what this is doing to the Don Lemon show right now? That's scorching. Matter of fact, Don, when they make you do the perp walk, stream it live, baby. Let's go. That's real journalism.

Lemonation's going to be on fire if he goes to purple. God, lemonation is turning up. Oh, my God. The fact, back to the playing in your face, the fact that they're invoking the Ku Klux Klan Act. What is that? So I have a- Going to Churches, no? Do you want to see a video that our friend, Def Nant is breaking it down?

Come on, please. Run it. Let's go. We have that. We have that. Why is the Department of Justice pulling out the KKK Act of 1871 against a black journalist on Martin Luther King Day? Not only is it a choice, it's a strategy. The Trump administration already said they're going to start using the civil rights division to go after discrimination of white people.

The KKK Act, also known as the Enforcement Act of 1871, was signed by Ulysses S. Grant. After the Civil War during reconstruction, the clan and other groups like the red shirt, used violence, intimidation, they would end people's lives, all to prevent black people from exercising their basic God-given rights. Now, when Ulysses S. Grant signed this law, it did a couple of things. It made it a federal crime to conspire to deprive people of their constitutional right. One of the main things it did is it gave the president broad authority to enforce those rights, including deploying federal troops and suspending habeas corpus on American.

This has nothing to do with Don Lemon. This has everything to do with Donald Trump when he sent troops into Minnesota. Interesting. Didn't he already send troops into Minnesota? He must have more troops in the Minnesota? No, no, no, he's got ice in there. He got ice in there.

Remember, Tim Walsh was the one that got the National Guard ready ahead of Donald Trump so that Donald Trump could not take charge of the National Guard in the state of Minnesota. That was a move that Tim Wals did. but also yeah Don Lemon was standing there with his microphone conspiring and and intimidating churchgoers yo hit the F out of here bro yeah intimidating you didn't the only thing anyone could accuse Don Lemon of is being sort of smarming and annoying

don't do not tell me he intimidated you yo you're making Rosenberg like Don Lemon would no by the way Nikki I mean listen he always said some things I like you know what I mean I said things I liked I realized that yesterday I realized that yesterday sometimes I liked on my you know what I mean because I mean we just gonna let Nikki Nikki could you be getting worse by the day what is going on why why first of all why are you coming after him on in saying something that's veiled or not so veiled homophobia given who you are like I just cannot believe that you wanted to throw the bleep sucking at a at a guy who everyone knows is gay That is such a crazy thing to do for anyone, specifically someone who so much of her early support came from the gay community.

I don't understand what is going on in her head. But she's abandoning all of that, bro. All of that is, she's abandoning all of that. All of that's been thrown away, bro. All of that was thrown away when she got to the T-Pusa join. Yeah. When you sat on stage at the T-Pusa, a many of- Why do you call it T-Pusa?

The best. It makes it sound like a, it makes it sound like a yummy, you know, snack from another country that I've never had. Have you tried the T-Pusa? I'm like, oh, I was there. I did the T-Pusa. It just makes me laugh every time he says it. Well, so, yeah, Nikki's throwing all that out the window, clearly.

But here's where I'm at. Just to go back, should I be, should I understand that Laura and Rosenberg of the Ebro-Laura-Rosomberg show? Mm-hmm. Would rather have activists and journalists play it safe during this time. Didn't say that. No. Didn't say that.

What are you guys saying? Why? No, no. You're the one who started saying anything that was hard to follow. We were just pointing out what the story is. And then you started sort of yelling, I want to see it. And they're not going to do anything. We don't want to see it.

We're saying they could do something. That was all. I'm like, you're saying it is like, oh, they're posturing. I want to see it. And I'm saying, I don't. I think they could do, I think they could use him as a way to do more. Okay, I just wanted to be clear. That's it.

Yeah. And I, because I just feel like while he was in the church, he clearly said at the beginning, I don't know, if we got the video already. I don't know if you guys want to see it. But he clearly says, I'm reporting on this. I'm not part of the protest. And I think that's the line that's going to help him, you know, whatever happens. I think there's a separate, again, I think there's a separate conversation about whether protests in churches or synagogues makes sense.

I don't. I don't. I don't like protests outside churches or in places of worship full stop. Yeah, I don't like it. However, protests by nature are often breaking rules, annoying, and people are going to jail. But there's a difference between annoying, like blocking traffic to me and annoying, infringing on people's worshipping. And we would like the protesting on the good side,

which I believe these people are, to not fall into doing the things that bad people would do. I think that's what you'd like to do. I'm with you. I don't believe that the people who showed up at this church meant to do any harm to worshippers. They weren't being violent. There was no nothing.

They literally just walked in and were looking for the pastor and wanted to give them, peace of his mind because they were like, how could you be a Christian? And you're a field agent for ICE. Like, how is this working? And the truth of the matter is, I think Christians, because I saw people who were in this protest, who were other church-going Christians, were very angry that other Christians

are okay with this ICE behavior. Like, that's becoming a thing where you have Christians that are like, we are not reading the same Bible and you are not Christians. And speaking of which, the Catholic Church came out again yesterday with a stronger full statement. I think from three different figures in the church, all kind of following Pope Leo, saying that they are not okay with the direction the United States is going with its policy. They weren't referring to ICE specifically. They were kind of referring overall, particularly internationally, Venezuela, Greenland. the general posture of the U.S. right now is not okay in the eyes of the Catholic Church.

And I think it's going to be very interesting guys to watch if this continues. You know at some point Trump, Trump can't handle having stones thrown, even if it's coming from the Catholic Church. He gets enough shots thrown at him from Pope Leo and the Catholic Church. I guarantee you at some point your man can't take it anymore. and that would create a very interesting conversation that would put some people in a pickle of what they go with God or their orange God.

You know what I mean? Some people have already chosen. They've already chosen. They chose Orange God, you're saying. They're orange God. Matter of fact, they're not calling him Orange God. They're actually calling him Darth Dimension. Is that a thing?

I saw it yesterday. Somebody called him Darth Dementia. I'm running with that. Darth dementia is amazing. It's pretty good. Darth Don dementia. Shout out to Arthur. Shout out to Pope Leo, though.

Nice to see the Catholic Church. You know, Paul, you know, they got rid of the archdiocese in New York because he was, people say because he was too cozy with Trump. They changed that like right during the holiday. Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah, Google it. Run your Googles. Oh.

He was like a, you know, right-leaning, conservative-leaning archdiocese in New York. Long-time Cardinal here. They got him up out of it. Wow. They hit them with that they hit the they hit the archdiocese with the F out of here damn wow well that you don't you know you don't see that every day that an archdioces catches uh you know probably the first time in his life oh I think we got to get to the original gurus today is it time let's do it let me let me there's so much going on

well you don't want to get to the original guru no I do I just it feels like there There's more to do. We didn't even get there. I don't know. Zen. Just breathe. Breathe. The original gurus.

Mention it on the close, my guy. Mentioned it on the clothes. The original gurus at gmail.com. The original gurus at gmail.com. Where you send us your problems and we're here with open arms to help you. Rosenberg, who's writing to us? Who needs us? Is that the bewitched tarp from the, from the sitcom, the 70s, 80s sitcom,

be witched? Hit that little tinker bells now. It could be. I like it. I have it as a generic, it's just a generic thing that's built in here. It could be, though. I used to like Bewitched. I used to like Bewitched.

It's giving bewitched. By the way, on the other side of the original gurus, guys, we do have to update people as we promised we would today with some of the plans. We didn't even get to any of the plans because we're so busy talking about the demise of our democracy. Well, where do you want to go first? I think we have to talk about the original gurus. We have many emails, Laura, that come to the original gurus at gmail.com. the original gurus at gmail.com.

Okay. Send your emails today. All right. Send, send, send. You hit that damn tinkerbell sound as much as I like to hit. Congratulations. You play yourself. It feels good every time though, doesn't it?

It's magical. All right, here we go, guys. Let me start by saying, I've been a faithful listener since 2018. And you guys are a great start to my morning. I'm so glad you guys were quick to jump on. YouTube my mornings were feeling empty until I found your page. Thank you for always keeping it real. Sending love to the whole crew. That's right. Pound subscribe. Smash the like button. Do it all.

And stay tuned for our plans that will give you more access to the show. We've got plans. I'm a proud Mexican-American, first generation born here. It was easy for me to cut off my Latino friends and family members that voted for Trump. The irony. But I've given grace to my two girlfriends because they're white. Wow, that's crazy. I thought it was hard for them to understand how I was feeling. That's fair. They also don't post anything political on social media,

and we don't bring up politics in our conversations, except on a couple of occasions when they started the political convo, which we agreed to disagree each time. They didn't have facts. They just think he's doing a better job than a Democrat would have. We've been friends for about 10 years, met in college and lived in three different states, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut. I mean, it's one area, folks.

It is. Let's relax. So we talk every Wednesday to update each other on our lives in group chat. But it's getting harder for me to excuse anyone that still supports the orange, especially since Renee Good's murder. That's Darth dementia to you and me. Trump is clearly the devil. And there's no gray area with what ICE is doing. The fact that I feel like I have to pretend like these events are not affecting me to my two girlfriends

is making me question if I should step back from the friendship. I haven't tried talking to them about what ICE is doing because I don't like confrontation, and I do have other friends I convent to, but I feel like I'm not being true to myself by being friends with them because of how much I care for what's going on. So my question is, should I take a step back from this friendship without saying anything? or should I try talking to them to see how they feel? I have a great love for these girls, but what's wrong is wrong. And if they can't see that, I don't know what's really in their hearts.

Sincerely, a proud Mexican-American. That's kind of pride, man. I know, I know. I think you should talk to them. You should. You should absolutely talk to them and just let them know. And if you feel the conversation goes nowhere, then you can make your decision. of stepping back. But I do think that a conversation should be the next step,

especially if you guys have been friends for years like you described. I kind of, I'm kind of, I kind of tend to agree, Ebro, like, you want to at least have the conversation. What if they surprise you? What if they say, yeah, I really, well, I think I really, I've been upset by seeing it too. I don't think this is right. It's the framing, right? Because she says they don't talk about politics, right? And that's not what the relationship is about, but because she's so affected by the goings on, she feels like she's not being true to herself when she's on the phone with people and she knows where they stand politically by not having the convo, right? That's, that's really the rub here. The rub here is how she knows

they feel and their political stance and lack of knowledge and the fact that she's in pain by what she's seeing and she's concerned that they have no empathy for her pain. How are you my friends and you care about me but you have no empathy for what's hurting me right now and I can't even come to you with what's hurting me right now

because of your political side. Can I? Can I wear? Go ahead, devil. Go ahead. What you need to do is just assume that they're on Trump side. Now wait. Now you should be on Trump side.

And you should hang out with them. Join the country club. Be around all the rich whites. What? Come on, do the dance. Yeah, baby. Everyone wants to roll. No.

No, trust me, it's fun over here. Tommy Lorenz here and the roses here. No. Mickey Minaj just got here. It's lit over here. I'm telling you. Yo, Satan, you want the dancing music? You want to show her how to do the dancing music?

No. We don't trust me. You can do all these things. I don't know why everyone's acting like it's a big deal. We're having fun. You don't have to do the dance. Don't do it. No, she could get the Mar-a-Lago face.

Oh, yeah. I know a great doctor. My wife, she's a guy. No. Dr. Rubenstein and Volka, he's fantastic. The parties here are amazing. Granted, the music's not great. A little too much kid rock.

Hey, Satan. Satan, how? Yeah, yeah. Are you keeping tabs on Epstein over there? Epstein's here. What? Having a great time. So yeah, that's my goal.

No, no. Listen, Laura, it's an option. Yes, an option you don't want to take. No, don't listen to the devil. Don't. No, you're not listening to Satan. And seriously, the convo you have with your friends is really about framing. You say, hey, guys, something's really been bothering me,

and I know you guys care about me and say you care about me, but I feel like I can't talk to you about something that really hurts me because you don't see it my way. And I want to, you know, and it becomes a real deep conversation about pain, honestly. Because what is, if you have never had a family member or you have never seen a person who looks like you, go through the types of things that are happening to individuals

who are being accosted and, and kidnapped by ICE, you probably can't relate. You think this is not my problem, right? But everyone on this show can see themselves in the human beings who are being accosted by ice. We can see ourselves. Of course.

Every one of us. But imagine there are people who cannot relate. They have no empathy at all. They think that is so far from anything. that has anything to do with them and these people all did things the wrong ways, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. That is a reality. Is it a wrong reality?

And should they get hit with the F out of here and the congratulations you played yourself? Absolutely. And they might want to get hit with an eight ball jacket, man. If you want to be honest with how I really feel about it, you need to get punched in the face. But for her girlfriends, and she claims she cares about,

you need to have a conversation. about what's hurting you and the fact that you can't talk to two people you consider your friends because of of this. And you could say, you could even say, like, I understand we may have differences, but I really hope you guys are able to see why this is so upsetting and so problematic. And maybe they will surprise you with the answer. Yeah. Maybe they're not going to show up in a, you know, Kamala Harris T-shirt, but maybe they will be like, nah, I really do hear what you're saying.

And it's making us rethink things. Who knows? But the lens is in your eye. though the lens is through your eyes because they care about you and if it doesn't go the way you're hoping then it's okay to walk out there you go so say the gurus wow that was beautiful yo we had a Satan appearance he confirmed that Epstein was down there and there was a good time going there what he talking about that's pretty good hey really quickly before we get out of here

as the merch guru I just want to give everybody an update everybody's really There's more merch. Well, the merch is getting printed as we speak. Oh, oh. We're going to start shipping everything out on Friday. So for everybody who's- I mean, this is more than merch, Laura. Let's, let's be honest. This is, this is something, this is a level above merch. Now, let's be honest.

We gotta be honest, is this coming in some cool packaging or is just showing up in an No, no, chill. We're not there yet, okay? It's just showing up in an envelope in a plastic bag. I want people to have expectations to understand what they're getting. You know what I mean? That's all. They know we're working. working? Speaking of expectations, we mentioned yesterday that we had plans, Ebro. Okay, we got more. We had a merch update. Now we got plans update. Well, yes, the plans, well, the plans were that we plan to

start Patreon. Okay. Right. The update on said plans is the Patreon page is now live as all right. All right. Okay. And the first Patreon drop for those people who want to get on board Patreon.com slash E LR show Patreon. Patreon.com slash ELR show and the first Patreon exclusive content is coming at you. Wait for it tomorrow. Hitting people smack dabby in the head for their heads on.

So we're going to have a little, you know, extra content for people. So Ebro, they can go on behind the scenes. and as the plans are being constructed, ruffle through the papers. Take a look at the drawings. Look at the construction. You know, do all of the planning with us. That's what Fomley does. Okay.

You don't seem as excited about it as I was hoping you would be. Me? No, no, no. This is great. Ebro, I want you to be, yeah, you just went, hmm, but I was this, I wanted like, listen, I wanted to charge 25 cents. So. Ebro, chill. Now, Ebro, what if, because you want people to always get their money's worth, if they sign,

up for Patreon and they join us tomorrow and we do a lot we're going to do a live and they'll be hanging out with us will you take requests because people love seeing you do the dance if people just come in and throw money at you like a stripper and want to see you do the dance oh my god but why you got to say like that rozenberg no only if on the menu is uh laura's finger bang oh and i want to see i want to see who gets the most gets the most requests a finger bang or a shoulder so so basically how tomorrow's going to work though just in case anyone's wondering anyone to think we're not doing the free show. We will be here tomorrow morning, 8 o'clock.

That's right. You'll see us on YouTube. And then when that program ends, we will jump on Patreon. And if you want to continue on the journey, you know, things get loose behind the scenes, Laura. First of all, the best thing is, there's mad music to play that we can talk about.

I know, I know, I know. That's exciting. Ebro's been gassing everybody talking about the ASAP Rocky album. We could talk about some of the ASAP Rocky Places joints. Yes, yes. Yeah, the new TI. You got to play that. I got to tell you, I was sort of pleasantly surprised. by that new T.I. Me too. I was like, oh, this is dope.

You don't see a lot of people go full comedian, then back to rapper. Can I, can I tell y'all something? I completely, I saw T.I. do some shows and heard that he was doing stand-up. But I missed the whole full comedian. I didn't know he went full. Somebody told me he had a special. Special tour, only doing comedy shows, out every, like out all the time. Clifford T.I. Harris. One thing you cannot forget about T.I. and his family is they made a lot of money on that lawsuit. So he's just living his dream. I forgot too. How much money they made. They made a lot, huh?

They made like, wasn't there a lawsuit with that OMG girls lawsuit where they made like $80 million or something? There's been a lot of lawsuits. It's hard to keep up. But that was one of them. Whoa. Yeah. That was one of them. So if he want to go on tour and be a comedian, I got news for y'all. He's going to do what the F he wants to do. It's not like he's starving for cash. I'm about to say it's not like he didn't make some money prior to that too. That part.

So, yeah, but he did full on comedy and now he's getting back to the music. And T.I.'s interesting, man. Prime T.I. was... No, it was special. That guy's good. That guy's a good rapper. Whoa, Ebro, you stepping out? Yo, hot take. Hold up. T.I. is a fire rapper, bro.

Yo, Ebro's stepping out. You never know what... This is the kind of stuff you'll have to tune in. to the Patreon because Ibro might drop a hot take like you've never heard before. Like hit you with a T.I. is a good rapper. You know what I mean? You ain't never heard that before.

You never heard anybody take a risk like that. We can watch some videos together though. We could even take requests. Like there could be some people who are like, yo, I've never seen y'all talk about blank. Buckle up. Buckle up. Okay. If you want an hour of Rosenberg meandering and just throwing things at the wall, Patreon.

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