Thank you New York.

As we honor the life and times of Dr. King during some of the most difficult moments.

When the civil rights battle was on the line, Dr. King wanted the ball in his hand.

And he gave his life to ensure that our country would be a better place for all of us.

Right now, we want the ball in our hand again. As we deal with COVID, as we deal with crime, as we deal with uncertainty.

Let's win this for Team New York and Team America.

Let's take the ball and have the final goal. Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Greetings friends. Hello, it's Chappo.

I'm going to let you on this Martin Luther King Day holiday.

We're all California Dreaming right now. Back in the same room, I can feel my brothers. I can sense them.

I can feel their vibrations, taking their sense and embrace them and a masculine embrace.

But even when we're in California, I just want a little news from back east.

Quote, when the civil rights game was on the line, Dr. King wanted the ball in his hands. Mayor Eric Adam said before tip off of today's Nick Sornitz game.

God, how are we going to handle this? How are we going to handle a mayor with this much swag?

It's been a week, right? That he's been in office? Yeah.

And every day, he's just got another banger. It's like Trump level. He is the Democratic Trump, 100%.

Yeah. No, the same thing with Trump, where any input into him, no matter what it is, whether it's Martin Luther King Day, no matter if it's the question, do you live in New York, whatever, anything you put in is going to come out funny because his, the way they make the sausage is so fucking weird.

And you like with Trump, you can't really figure out how he got there.

Like, we'll never know why Trump said this hurricane is one of the wettest we've seen from the standpoint of water. And we'll never know.

We can like kind of figure it out, like the using context clues, like backwards engineering, his sentences with Eric Adams. It's like, okay, I guess he, like, he saw he was at a basketball game.

And he's like, oh, Martin Luther King basketball. But then his, his sports analogy isn't even like really specific to basketball. It sounds more like a football one.

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