David, David, David, David, David, David, David, David, David, David, David, David, David,

David Banner, I think.

What's happening? This is David Banner, and this is a special edition of the David Banner

podcast and expeditiously.

Yes, indeed. It's a hybrid of these two very important shows. And today's episode is

a very serious and personal one. And it's not just around incarceration and the motive

for incarceration within the Black community, but also around the conditions of the

incarcerated. The over incarceration crisis and also about basic human rights. Joining

me today is my brother in arms, David Banner for nearly two and a half, decade, two decades

or more. And I called you because I became aware of the conditions in a prison in Mississippi

called parchment. And as soon as I called you, you were already aware. And you began to

make calls to people who had boots on the ground, including the mayor of Jackson and the

people who were joining us here today. So we could get to the bottom of how we can be

helpful and inform people how they could be helpful as a community because you know,

these are unspeakable circumstances that our brothers are dealing with in them. Now,

you should also know that this is the first ever double podcast in the history of expeditiously.

I don't know if you've ever done it. Now, this is the first time. Okay. Well, you know,

I'm saying we've been breaking records and sent trins so this should be no different.

I couldn't think of a better person to make history with yet again, other than this

brother right here. We did the same thing during Katrina.

I just wanted people to know that this has been something that you and I, me and you always

going to council with each other. And I think it was really important because people know how

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