Welcome to another that it's going to be okay.

Welcome to another episode of the Bakari Shelves podcast. Today we have my brother.

He's been on before.

He's a good friend of mine, somebody I love and adore somebody I talked to often for advice, none other than I guess what is Reverend

Trump and call you America's the Black America's attorney general Ben Crump

it looks like you live from Tallahassee is that where you are today?

Thank God I'm home today, Bekar.

Thank God.

Man, what's, tell me what, I mean,

I mean, look, I have questions for you,

but I want to know, Grand Rapids, Florida, Wells Fargo, how are you doing?

What's going on?

You know, because we are fighting racism and discrimination on every front where it reels its ugly head. and

actually you know it's interesting I thought you and I was gonna be representing a white family out in Michigan

speaking of Grand Rapids, but I'm always, I mean this because I'm risen to a high intellectual level when you and I engage and that's why I love working with you so much brother.

I'm working obviously with this Wells Fargo thing where you saw them give less than 50% of home loans

compared to with black people applying for home mortgages compared to white citizens with less credit

scores and this seems to be a pattern with Wells Fargo.

And so it was coincidental when I got involved in litigation and

the mayor Eric Adams from New York came out and said that they were

suspending all their accounts. No new accounts for Wells Fargo until they

could convince the city of New York that they were not engaged in discriminatory practices against African American families.

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