Pearl - November 07, 2024


Liberals CRYING Over Election Results: A Cautionary Tale of Voting and Consequences! | Pearl Daily


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On this episode of we have special guest Russell Westbrook on the show. Russell is a former federal prosecutor, former White House investigator, former Democratic National Committee member, former U.S. Attorney General, and former Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris' opponent in the 2020 election.

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00:00:00.000 Russell, girl. Welcome to the show. How are you? Good. Fantastic. Thank you for having me again.
00:00:08.000 So what is your condolences? If you guys don't remember, he's a private investigator. Coolest
00:00:14.920 job ever. And, you know, I'm sure you've seen the women. I'm sure you've seen in your day women
00:00:21.420 crying a lot over elections and whatnot. So what is your condolences to them?
00:00:28.020 Well, here's what I would say to women who say they're going on a sex strike. You and I both
00:00:34.020 know liberal women are not going to stop giving up the cheeks. That's not going to stop. I mean,
00:00:39.460 let's be honest. Let's be honest. If anybody gives up the cheeks with frequency, it's liberal women.
00:00:45.940 All right. So that's a non-starter. That might last for 24 hours, but that's about it. The next
00:00:51.820 thing I would say is this. This is a cautionary tale to Black people in particular, right? This
00:00:59.800 might be a little bit controversial, but I know you're not scared of controversy. I won't curse
00:01:03.200 or anything bad like that. But Black people for the last 70 years have been using their vote
00:01:08.140 the wrong way. Every other minority ethnic group uses their vote like what? Like currency,
00:01:12.940 right? So you go to the store with your currency in hand and you pay for what you want and you walk
00:01:18.460 out with what you want. Every other group does that. For some reason, Black people for the last
00:01:23.340 70 years have been walking into the store and it's one party store they've been walking into primarily.
00:01:29.780 They empty their bank accounts. They empty their wallets every four years, every two years,
00:01:34.700 however, whatever election cycle we're talking about. And they walk out empty handed and then
00:01:39.500 they can complain that the side that they didn't, the store they didn't go to, didn't give them what
00:01:43.960 they wanted. This is a cautionary tale. Look, Black men, Black women need to wake up and understand
00:01:52.260 that the strategy we've been using is the wrong strategy. Your currency is for sale. It is a
00:01:59.960 commodity. Everybody else uses it like a commodity. We've been giving it away. Stop giving it away.
00:02:05.700 As far as people who are lamenting the fact on the far, far left, look, at the end of the day,
00:02:11.460 I know some liberals, you know, we all know liberals. Some of them are actually happy
00:02:15.700 that Kamala Harris did not win. Can you imagine this woman running the country? All I would caution
00:02:21.360 anyone to do is look up her record of when she was the attorney general of the state of California.
00:02:28.880 Here's what she would do. She would jail people for minor offenses and then keep you in county jail
00:02:33.900 for longer than your term to use you as slave labor. Don't get angry at me. Look it up and check.
00:02:39.900 And so at the end of the day, I've, I've, I've, I've got a, you know, I've got friends on both sides,
00:02:45.080 liberals and a conservative side. And, um, a lot of the liberals, you know, they might complain,
00:02:51.380 but I think ultimately most of them realize we are better off in the direction we're going in right
00:02:56.460 now. Um, going in the other direction would have been, it would have been a catastrophe. Um,
00:03:02.480 and, and I think most people understand that, uh, you know, no, no disrespect to Kamala Harris.
00:03:08.620 Um, I think, you know, she, you know, everybody has a level and she, she went way above what her
00:03:16.240 real level really should ever have been. You know, she probably should have stayed at the state level.
00:03:20.360 Uh, she messed that up and she got the, she, she got the, the tap on the shoulder to join Joe Biden.
00:03:25.940 The first chance she got, she threw him under the bus and walked away from him. And so, so, you know,
00:03:30.440 so, so look, look, there are no friends in the, in this whole game. And, um, I, again, I would just
00:03:35.960 caution people, you know, if, if one topic can cause you to vote for someone, say for instance,
00:03:42.320 they're going to save the green grasshoppers, but they're going to destroy the earth while they're
00:03:46.120 doing it, then you need to understand and you need to rethink your priorities. Your priorities are
00:03:50.320 out of whack. And, um, I would like to see leadership and black leadership rise up that, that starts to
00:03:57.360 lead black people down a better path because leaders we've had recently, or, you know, some of the
00:04:03.880 legacy, uh, leadership, like the Sharptons, the Jacksons, they're nothing but pimps, they're nothing but
00:04:09.420 pimps and they enrich themselves and their friends and their cronies. And most black neighborhoods are
00:04:15.040 circling the drain. So we're going in a good direction. Some people may not like to hear this
00:04:19.960 because, you know, being a black man, I'm supposed to only vote a certain way. And, you know, I guess,
00:04:25.000 um, whatever I, I must've jumped off the plantation and cut my chains and run off years ago. And I would
00:04:32.020 invite everybody else to do the same thing. Think for yourself. Don't let people decide what you're
00:04:36.940 supposed to be, you know? Um, and I know you've been having fun with this for the last few days,
00:04:41.840 Pearl with the, with the post. I've been watching you on X and, uh, people really are upset. Like
00:04:46.700 I've had, like, after, after the last time you interviewed me, I had a couple of women. I know
00:04:51.100 they're liberal and they started texting me. Oh, we didn't know you hated women. And this, I was
00:04:55.920 like, Oh my God, what have I said that was hateful? I have, I have no idea. And, and, you know,
00:05:02.200 I don't hate women. I just want them to learn to use birth control. That's it. That's it. Like,
00:05:08.000 I just want to learn to use it. It's a pill once a day. And, and, and, you know, I would look if
00:05:15.920 we've seen videos of women celebrating the fact that they've, that they've been using that, um,
00:05:22.180 deletion button. Yeah. We'll call it. I don't want, I don't want you to get in any trouble with,
00:05:26.500 with YouTube algorithm things, but be able to get it this way. I'm, I'm glad my mother didn't delete me.
00:05:32.380 I'm glad I'm here. You know, otherwise I wouldn't be sitting in front of you right now with that
00:05:36.320 giant smile on your face, happy, uh, with the, uh, with the, with the, with that, with that infamous
00:05:41.060 red cap on right now. And so, you know, when we think about it this way, you'll look at it like
00:05:46.120 this, man, you could be deleting the next world leader. You could be deleting the next Martin Luther
00:05:51.120 King Jr. The next Gandhi, the next Abraham Lincoln. You could be deleting the next, um, the next
00:05:57.480 whoever, you know, the next president of the United States, one of the next presidents of the United
00:06:00.700 States of America. You could be deleting someone who might cure cancer at some point. Um, there are
00:06:06.160 so many things you can do, uh, besides that. I mean, obviously it's a choice you have to make,
00:06:11.100 but you know, look, people have to do what they have to do, but I'm glad we're going in the direction
00:06:15.340 we're going when, when he was in office before I was making money, hand over fist.
00:06:20.800 Yeah. Literally. I was making a hand over fist. I was talking to one of my neighbors the other day.
00:06:23.980 They're like, I spent a hundred bucks at the supermarket and I walked away with three bags
00:06:28.500 of groceries. And I was like, gosh, I was like, I was like this, I said, that that's how it is.
00:06:33.860 And, um, you know, so look, I, I appreciate what you've had to go through. I know you've had to go
00:06:38.620 through a lot of different things and, uh, you hang in there and keep, and keep fighting. And,
00:06:43.560 and I would, I would tell people that it's just something I told my son years ago when,
00:06:47.280 when he won in 2016, you look at the amount of pressure he's been under for the last 10 years
00:06:55.160 has been unprecedented. The hatred, unprecedented, the scrutiny, the constant attacks from every angle
00:07:03.620 they could imagine up until and including trying to delete him on more than one occasion. And this
00:07:09.000 dude just hangs in there. If anything, he is the epitome of American strength and intestinal fortitude.
00:07:17.900 And, um, I consider myself a tough guy. I've had to deal with a bunch of different attacks,
00:07:22.840 nothing on the scale of what he's had to deal with. And he just seems to get stronger.
00:07:28.240 Yeah. And so, you know, and then if you look at it from, from an objective perspective,
00:07:33.240 people are talking about, Oh, he's a racist. I don't see the racism. Black people benefited
00:07:37.520 from Donald J. Trump being president from 2016 to 2020, you know, um, uh, more than they did
00:07:44.640 from the first quote unquote black president, although he was really beige, you know, I don't
00:07:48.220 really claim him. Uh, he's beige, but you know, whatever. Um, you know, I, I joke with my son,
00:07:53.060 I call my son a bougie beige because my son, my wife, my ex-wife was, you know, blonde haired,
00:07:57.560 gray eyed Russian, German, Irish descent. You know what I mean? And so, um, he did nothing
00:08:03.320 for black people, absolutely nothing. He did nothing. And so this guy who's supposed to be a
00:08:08.960 racist was the best president for black people. Look what he did for historical black colleges.
00:08:14.560 He set up a trust for historical black colleges. Instead of having to go hat in hand to the white
00:08:19.140 house and begging every year for funding, he set it up so they didn't have to look for funding for
00:08:24.320 the next, I think it was like six or seven years or something like that. That's Donald J. Trump.
00:08:29.100 The so-called racist. I don't buy it. I'd never bought it. Um, look how many people were friends
00:08:34.360 of his before he ran under the Republican ticket. Uh, and, and again, I would tell black people,
00:08:39.740 I'm not telling you who to vote for one way or the other, but be smarter about how you use your vote
00:08:43.820 and reward the people that give you what you want and punish the people who do not do what you say.
00:08:48.880 Politicians work for us. We can fire them. Right. So, so guess what? We'll give you a mandate.
00:08:54.940 All right. We'll vote for you. We'll put you in office, but God help you. If you don't do exactly
00:08:59.400 what we want you to do and punish people, there is no punishment for breaking promises to black
00:09:03.840 people when, when, with, with the vote and, and politicians know this. We know what side of
00:09:08.300 politics because they've been voting. We've been voting that way for 90% for the last 70 years.
00:09:14.560 And so those people don't care about you because they don't have to. So what is your advice?
00:09:19.340 Oh, sorry. Go ahead. Keep going. No, no. Go ahead. Please. I want to know what you're like,
00:09:23.060 if you have any advice, um, for them to get over the trauma of today, you know, it's been very,
00:09:28.120 there's a lot of crying. It's really tough. Well, you get any advice. They're all types of pain,
00:09:33.640 right? And, and you can use that pain and learn. Now you can repeat the mistakes of the past with that
00:09:40.680 pain and do the same thing over and over again, support people that really actually hate you.
00:09:45.680 People who vote for these politicians, the really left leaning, leaning politicians, they hate you.
00:09:50.980 They hate you. So look, I mean, look at it this way. And this is why I had to talk with a bunch of,
00:09:55.660 a bunch of other black men. I was like, okay, look, black man, there's your replacement coming
00:09:59.520 across the border, black man and black woman. All right. They're putting them up in houses better
00:10:03.820 than your places, black man and black woman. They're giving them your money, black man and black woman.
00:10:08.500 That's your replacement. They don't care about you. They don't care. They're putting them in
00:10:11.340 your neighborhoods. They're displacing you in your neighborhoods, the people you've been voting
00:10:15.160 for loyally for the last 70 years. It should hurt. Stupid should hurt. Being dumb and doing the same
00:10:22.340 thing over and over again, foolishly and expecting a different outcome should be painful. Stop blaming
00:10:28.840 the side you're not voting for because you didn't, you didn't vote for them. So you didn't hire them.
00:10:33.200 Start complaining, um, to your, and firing your employees, the Democrat, the left-leaning Democrats
00:10:40.980 that have done nothing but try to destroy black people and other minorities for decades. They've
00:10:46.920 been trying to destroy us and we've been helping them destroy us. So feel that pain, understand,
00:10:52.100 and you have to be somewhat introspective. I don't know if they can. Some of them, I got to be honest
00:10:57.200 with you. I'm not really impressed with their thought process. You'll find some really intelligent
00:11:01.200 people that will just suspend and turn off their intellect. Um, and all you have to say is, oh,
00:11:06.120 this guy's evil. We should hate him. And they just hate him with no evidence to support any of the
00:11:10.560 assertions, you know? And so if, if you're introspective and we've all had to do this,
00:11:14.620 I've had to do this. I've had to look inside and say, okay, you know what, why am I in the position
00:11:18.580 I'm in? Um, right now I'm in a position that really is disadvantageous. It sucks right now.
00:11:23.980 I've got to understand where I went wrong and what I did to screw it up and how I can be part of my
00:11:29.880 own solution and fix it going forward. The way you fix it going forward in this particular instance,
00:11:34.760 when it comes to everybody, but in particular black people is, is understand how to use your
00:11:40.200 vote better, get better leadership and get those leaders to hold these politicians feet to the fire.
00:11:46.740 Um, and if they, if they step out of line, smack them back, back in place or make them turn them
00:11:52.980 into a cautionary tale, fire them. That way the next guy that comes along, he's going to say, oh man,
00:11:57.720 I better do what the hell they say. Uh, because if I don't that other guy, he's gone and I don't want
00:12:03.060 to be where he is. So yeah, it's going to hurt and it should hurt being dumb, uh, and, and being
00:12:08.100 unwise and not learning it. We all do it right. Like, okay. You, you, you're, you're a kid. You put your
00:12:13.800 hand on fire, right? Somewhere. Right. Or the stove or whatever. You burn your hand, you stop doing it.
00:12:19.080 Well, no, not, not these guys. They double down and they put their hand in again and they turn up
00:12:24.120 the furnace more and more and more. It doesn't make sense. And so I would, I would, I would characterize
00:12:30.240 the really far left liberal, like wackos, the crazy as a downward spiraling death cult, because the
00:12:38.620 things that they're doing, like it, it doesn't build anything. Marxism doesn't build. It only
00:12:44.580 destroys. That's all it does. And so be smarter, be smarter going into the future. And, um, you know,
00:12:52.120 I, I just look, I like everybody else. I was, um, I was, you know, a little bit, I had a little bit
00:12:59.080 of trepidation because you never know how things are going to go. I voted the way I voted and, um,
00:13:04.100 I'm happy for the outcome and I hope we can all get, get to, uh, get to a point where we stop being
00:13:09.820 so hateful about differences. Uh, because you know, like, you know, people just will hate you.
00:13:14.400 Like I don't hate anybody who, who does things differently than me, but from the other side,
00:13:18.520 there seems to be so much vitriol and anger and this hyper-emotionalism that just takes over them.
00:13:24.600 And it just doesn't make any sense. Anyway, I apologize for my, um, I bet you didn't know I'm a,
00:13:28.800 I was a political science major and which, which is absolutely useless when it comes to being a
00:13:33.340 private investigator and a bail bondsman. Well, how do you think the, uh, people on the Epstein list
00:13:39.220 and that were going to Diddy's parties, how do you think they're feeling today?
00:13:43.880 Well, you know, here's the thing. I don't have any experience with Diddy parties. I do have
00:13:47.460 experience with Hollywood parties because, you know, I lived in Hollywood. I lived in LA for a while
00:13:51.580 and I would get hired by certain individuals to accompany, uh, their daughters or their other loved
00:13:57.600 ones on some of these parties to make sure they were safe from harm because things would happen.
00:14:01.600 You have to understand the dynamics of leverage, but the way leverage works is this leverage works
00:14:06.840 best if I don't have to use it on you. So, so if I got leverage on you, you'll know, I have leverage
00:14:11.940 on you and you'll know, you know, cause you're an intelligent person. You'll know how much that
00:14:16.120 leverage is worth. And as long as I don't go outside the boundaries of the value of that leverage,
00:14:21.200 you'll be happy to, to comply. The, the, I think some of the people we saw endorsing, uh, Kamala Harris
00:14:28.120 at the end, uh, with that, with that deer in the headlights and that please help me look on their
00:14:32.780 face. Probably some of them, um, have things on them that they don't want known. I can imagine that
00:14:37.980 list is a huge list because a lot of people went to those parties. Uh, not everybody that went to the
00:14:44.300 parties engaged in weirdness, but enough of them did so that he was able to, you know, blackmail people
00:14:50.580 for a very long time. And I think, uh, they're probably a little bit worried. Um, but you know,
00:14:56.180 the, the people on the Epstein list haven't come out yet. Yeah. You know, so who knows we, you know,
00:15:00.140 we, you know, it all depends on the process and how far the, the corruption will go, but there's a
00:15:06.920 lot of people on there that right now they're sweating. Uh, they're sweating bullets. They're
00:15:10.940 sweating even more because they, they probably realized that if Kamala Harris got elected, uh,
00:15:16.920 there would be a price tag attached to, uh, look, you don't want your name to come out.
00:15:20.920 This is what I want. Okay. Here you go. You're right. You know, I'll write that check right
00:15:24.400 away. The problem with, with Trump, and I'm not saying he's a problem, but the problem for,
00:15:28.800 for these other people is that you really can't give him anything that he can't get on his own
00:15:32.940 already. You know, so he's, he's super wealthy, obviously he's a billionaire, but also too,
00:15:38.920 from what we've seen, he's a man of integrity and that is rare in politics, extremely rare in
00:15:45.280 politics. There are good politicians, but even the really good ones, they have to compromise
00:15:49.840 their values to a certain extent. You have to understand when you're going through politics
00:15:53.080 and you're rising through the ranks, you have to have sponsors. You have to have people that
00:15:57.460 are going to pay your way and, and contribute to your financial, your, your, um, your, your
00:16:02.460 campaign finance committees and funds and help you with this and that and whatever else it is.
00:16:06.560 Well, guess what? At some point when you get into power, they're going to be like, Hey,
00:16:09.960 you know what? Remember that, uh, that check for $500,000 I gave you for your campaign fund,
00:16:15.300 your finance committee that you won. Well, guess what? It's time to pay back. And the further that
00:16:20.080 they go up, politicians aren't typically aren't allowed to move up the ladder without people
00:16:26.220 having dirt on them. That dirt gives them control over you. So if I, if I know that you have a penchant
00:16:32.600 for, you know, grinding up, uh, toenails and snorting them or something like that, some weird stuff.
00:16:38.000 I got you on the video, snorting toenail dust or whatever. Right. You know, without saying
00:16:41.720 anything, that's going to get you in trouble with it. You know? And, and so, um, and, and
00:16:46.920 everybody finds that reprehensible. Well, guess what? When you get to the white house, well,
00:16:51.240 guess what? I'm going to come knocking and I don't have to say, Hey, I got this on you. You know,
00:16:55.060 I've got it already. Yeah. It's all I've got to do is say, Hey, and I'll make it worth your while.
00:17:00.340 I'll say, Hey, I'm going to do this business venture and it's going to make me a billion dollars. And I'm
00:17:05.180 going to, I'm going to, I'm going to make you a small partner. You're going to get 5% of it.
00:17:09.060 So I make a billion, you'll make say $50 million. And guess what? It's a win-win for everybody.
00:17:14.840 Right. And so that's how that game is played. And if you don't play by the rules, like you ever see
00:17:20.600 politicians do things that are really, really outlandish. You're like, what the hell are
00:17:24.540 they doing? Typically it's because someone has something on them so damaging that they cannot escape.
00:17:29.340 And so the, the, the game of leverage is a very, very, it's a very delicate balance.
00:17:36.460 And the further you go up the food chain, they're not good. You're not going to be allowed to go up
00:17:41.300 the food chain unless people can control you. They want people that they can control. All right. The,
00:17:46.520 the, the reason they hate Donald Trump so much is he is a wild card. He's his own man. Now that doesn't
00:17:52.860 mean he doesn't have political favors, you know, like I'm sure Mr. Ramaswamy and other people,
00:17:57.800 they're going to get cabinet positions because they put in so much work for him. That's different.
00:18:02.680 People don't have dirt on him. You know, like Robert Mueller is an incredible investigator.
00:18:07.960 You know, whatever his political leanings are, he is an incredible investigator. They gave him a blank
00:18:12.000 checkbook and he had like 50 FBI agents working for more than a year and they couldn't find any
00:18:17.380 dirt on the guy. And, and so he's, he's, you know, they can't really control, they can't control him
00:18:23.420 at all. And so that's, you know, again, we go back to leverage people on the ditty list,
00:18:27.440 the politics, you know, there were politicians, there are politicians that are on that list. It's
00:18:31.980 not just, you know, executives and people in so many different, and he was recording and videotaping
00:18:37.500 everything, you know, and, you know, I, I have, I have experienced working with clients from an
00:18:43.880 executive protection side where we've found hidden cameras, hidden recording devices, you know, but we
00:18:49.880 would hire technicians, you know, very specialized technicians with very expensive and specialized
00:18:54.960 equipment that will come in and literally sweep. And, you know, I know there's a lot of guys that
00:18:59.420 say they can do it. They'll get some cheapo, um, RF detector off of, uh, Amazon. That's not going to
00:19:04.840 cut it. Um, but, but I've heard of instances that I know guys that have found later on, you know,
00:19:10.180 people have been videotaped without their knowledge, you know, and, and so, and so now imagine now you go to
00:19:16.180 a party at Diddy's house, you wind up on some videotape somewhere doing something unthinkable
00:19:22.140 or having something unthinkable done to you because apparently people were being, you know,
00:19:26.900 relieved of their senses with certain substances, you know, again, without mentioning things that'll
00:19:31.240 get you, you know, hurt you on YouTube. But, um, and then next thing you know, there's, you know,
00:19:35.600 you got a macho image, like look at some of these rappers, they got this macho, gangster rap image
00:19:40.240 and you're on video being, you know, whatever. Right. And so is that a compromise? Is that something
00:19:47.040 that's going to give me leverage over you when it comes to negotiating your, your record deal?
00:19:51.720 Yes, it is. If you're a politician, are you going to give me favorable treatment? Say if someone wants
00:19:56.000 to try to make a complaint against me, but you're going to reach out to the district attorney and have
00:20:00.300 them drop the charges or the chief of police and have them drop the charges. Yeah. I'm sure that's
00:20:04.360 happened. Right. Um, you know, why again, I lived in Hollywood that happens in Hollywood a bunch.
00:20:09.720 And, and, you know, so there are people that get paid just to keep people out of trouble. I keep
00:20:14.120 people out of trouble too. I don't break the law to do it. Um, but you know, when it comes to the
00:20:18.440 game of politics, there are no rules, there are no laws, whatever you have to do to win is what
00:20:24.200 people, you know, what people do. Right. Well, thank you for calling in today. A pleasure as always.
00:20:31.420 Thank you for having me as usual. I apologize for rambling so much, but you're, it's such a
00:20:36.500 pleasure to talk to you. I love the work you do. Thank you so much.
00:20:40.040 And condolences to the liberals, right?
00:20:42.360 Yeah.
00:20:43.860 Condolences. See ya.