Welcome to Van Lathons, The Red Pill, where we give you the brutal reality of truth.

Today's episode.

Ah, kind of a big one. Okay, we have three different voices in addition to

mine on this podcast today. First we have a call in from Murder Mooc, one third of the easily offended podcast, a podcast that made a lot of news this past week by having a guess on, yes Jules, who pissed everybody off. Now, mook was the subject of some scorn and

ridicule on the internet after some of the things that jules said rubbed people the

wrong way number one she talked about some of the issues that she had had with two very

prominent black women in this space, Scotty Beam and Karen Civil women who I

have the utmost respect and sort of admiration for a lot of people thought that's

fucked up you don't let a lady come on there shoot at these women they got

that murder mokeuit, for this. Also, a lot of people sort of took

issue with Mook, basically saying in some way that Jules was not white she was Spanish as he put it and therefore

she could say the in word or use the in word or had access into some parts of the black American culture or experience and people felt like he was

making that claim and sort of in some way, given her some sort of weird past, I really don't know what the fuck was happening, but he,

murder a guy who I've known for a long time about a rapper, a rapper himself signed to Bustin Rhymes.

He decided he wanted to call up and explain or more to the point

sort of tell people what was inside his head during that interview and why a he might have not spoken up for Scotty or for Karen Civil and B

why he feels like there is a different set of rules that he grew up with over who can say the in word

who cannot say the in word, based upon his

upbringing in New York. Gave him the forum, known him for a little while, he did his best

to explain it, you make your decision.

In the main part of the podcast, the two guests

that we actually had on the Red Pill,

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