this level of violence and especially political violence. It's not something we can wish away or pray

away or social media post away. It's deep. It's widespread. It's constant. And it's growing.

And the whole world, especially outside of America, can see it. And until and unless America has a

president and a Congress that can unite and develop a comprehensive national strategy to change Americans, everybody.

Welcome to episode 505.

I'm your host, Paul Reichoff.

It is Monday, April 27.

Monday is back. And like every Monday on this show, it is Manosphere Monday.

And I'm coming to you from New York City, USA, where the weather is nice, very, very nice.

And therefore, today's artist is nice and smooth.

Nice and smooth, the iconic East Coast hip-hop duo from here in New York City.

That was made up of Gregory O, otherwise known as Greg Nice, and Daryl O, known as Smooth B.

Smooth B Barnes, of course. The duo released a ton of albums between 89 and 97, which I think is

maybe the classic time of hip-hop, especially the great

New York hip-hop. They had songs like, sometimes I rhyme slow, hip-hop junkies, funky for you,

Dwick, of course, with Gangstar, no delaying, and Cake and Eat It Too. One of my favorite

hip-hop songs of all time, of course, is Dwick by Gangstar and Nice and Smooth from 1994, where he said, smooth.

I drop jewels like paraphernalia.

I'm infallible, not into failure.

Like a rhinoceros, my speed is prosperous, and pure knowledge expands from my esophagus.

I'm going to try to expand the knowledge from my esophagus today in a solo show

as I bring you the five eyes. I bring you in every single pod, whether you're listening or watching

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