This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Good everything. Hi, Newbians and others. Good morning, Dr. Carr in a place that's going to give people, it's like that warning, you know, that you might get a stroke if you don't see books maybe right yeah

that's right well I mean you know as as her a Harold Bade, what is it?

This is his memoir, My song.

He says at the beginning of part three,

what does he say?

He said, do it all.

Let me see.

Oh, this is the, yeah, my song.

That means he's lived a life, huh?

Well, you know, and it was published in what,

2011 is 465 pages, and I don't mind showing y'all he sang.

Oh, wait, hold on, hold on.

So anyway, he's trying a bunch of these.

Humble, flex, go ahead. No, it's definitely a flex. No, no, not even humble. Are you kidding? No, I'm like,

Harry Brother Fine tasted. Oh, but anyway, we'll talk about that.

But his thing is, you know, he said at the beginning, I think of part two of the book,

he said, you know, I'm not a singer, an actor who became an activist.

I was an activist who became a singer, became a performer.

So yeah, I mean, I'm out,

if you see he out in the streets,

almost 10 times out of 10, I'm somewhere working, just like you.

Yeah, I've been contemplating, and thank you.

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