Everything, everything, everything going to be all right this morning.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to yet another episode of It's Me speaking to you.

I am, as always your host, Mr. Jeffrey Wilson coming to you live and direct from the Gateway to the West St. Louis, Missouri.

And today, folks, we have on a very, very talented filmmaker who I've become a huge fan of lately,

not even just filmmaker, historian, filmmaker, documentary filmmaker.

I wound up, this gentleman, gentleman popped on my radar a few years ago, completely

accidentally.

I was talking to a neighbor in my backyard as we

barbecued sipping some beers he was talking about a show he had just seen and he was fascinated

by a gentleman he had seen depicted in the show the gentleman's name was mazorati rick and so we

start talking about this I'm always a big organized kind of crime, gangland kind of, kind of, kind of fan.

And that's the show he was watching, Gangland, where they talked about not only Maserati

Rick, this gentleman, Maserati Rick, but this whole cast of characters is essentially this

organized crime organization, which existed in Detroit, not only during Maserati Rickiggs time, because it goes back quite a ways.

And this gentleman, our guest today, has chronicled a great deal of that very succinctly and

very accurately in a very entertaining fashion.

It's very informative.

Ladies and gentlemen, he is the director of several documentary films, which we're going to talk about today.

He's teasing and has a GoFundMe set up for his most recent film he's going after, which is called Police State.

And the most recent one before that was called Killing Jimmy Hoffa, which we're going to get into all of that.

Ladies and gentlemen, I know that was a little long-winded, but please welcome to the program

straight from the D. Detroit, Michigan, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Al Prophet.

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