Welcome to Karen Hunter is awesome. I'm Karen Hunter, and I continued a conversation with former

schoolmate Melissa Bradley. I asked her this question about where we are right now and how much

time do we have. And her answer

shocked me. Actually, I thought we had a little bit more time, but maybe we don't. But it got me

thinking about the urgency of being prepared, but also doing things now that will matter for the

future. What we decide to do now will have an impact on

where we end up, not just as a nation, but as a whole world population. So it's time for us to step

into our purpose. I'm so grateful to be here. Stay tuned to this discussion and let me know what

you think. How much time do you think we have

to before everything goes to? Yeah. On a good day, I think we got 18 months. Damn. Yeah, I'd say 18 to 24

months. And then what happens then? What's funny?

I'm working on a hundred year plan.

You are working on a hundred year plan?

I am.

I'm tired of us thinking short term.

You know that that's been my challenge to the audience in January.

Oh, see, I didn't know that.

Yeah, I'm half-through.

Everyone should have a hundred year plan because mine is not just for me. It's't know that. Yeah. Everyone should have a 100-year plan because

mine is not just for me. It's what I want to see for our community.

W.D.E. Du Bois had 100 years. Yes. It's all over my show. Yes. Okay. Yeah. So I hate to say

it, but when you have over 50% of the American population believing that there will be a civil war,

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