I want to play this. We're going to talk about Elon Musk. We'll talk about that at another time. He's pouring a lot of money in there. But I want to get to the Nicki Minaj of it because this is getting embarrassing. Roll this.
We love Trump. We love Trump. We love Trump. We love Michigan. Make some noise.
A woman married to a reported — I don't even know if it's reported, allegedly a registered sex offender — campaigning for a man a jury found liable for sexual abuse. That's what my guests are going to weigh in on right now. Okay, so this is Donald Trump first. That was Nicki Minaj, and this is Donald Trump talking about Nicki's ass. Here it is.
And I didn't like it, but I'm looking at him up and down and I'm studying him, and then I made the mistake.
No, no, Nicki. Oh, I guess this is Nicki.
I said, is this Nicki? I looked at his ass, and I've never done that with a man before. Have a beautiful ass before. Nicki Minaj. That's hard to miss. That stand up. That's hard to miss.
Yeah. Okay, I'm going to get back to my story. I don't get to insult it, but we love Nick. Got it. Okay, so look at that. Is an 80 — well, how old is this man? 83. An 80-year-old man standing behind a presidential seal in front of a MAGA crowd sexually objectifying a black woman and telling her stand so everybody else can look at her ass, and then they cheered.
I don't think that was a compliment, reducing a black woman's body, but maybe she deserves it because she put herself out there. Remember she had the whole thing grabbing by the pee and all of that. He called Omarosa Manigault a dog. Maxine Waters low IQ. The whole nine yards.
So I want to bring in my guest now to discuss this. Jamal Hill is here. Jamal is a guest of the — a friend of the show. I also want to bring in Rashonda Leas. Rashan, am I pronouncing your name right? I'm sorry. Leas. I love your content. It is amazing, and I love when you stand in front of the board. And then in a moment, I'm going to bring in Dr. Freda, but stand by. When you guys saw that, what is going on with Nicki Minaj? Who wants to weigh in first, Rashonda or Janelle?
Go ahead. And it's so good to see you, Rashonda. It's so good to see you, sis.
So Nicki Minaj is a political prostitute. And the reality is that she — I find it so ironic that they have her at this rally because is Nicki Minaj even an American citizen? Is she even able to vote? And I don't think she is. I know she's a legal green card holder at least, and that her paperwork was being finalized. And one of these days somebody's going to do the documentary about the rapper-to-Trump-supporter pipeline because it is embarrassing.
I know Chuck D — he's alive, but just to use the phrase — Chuck D is rolling in his grave. Public Enemy, all those groups in which hip hop was built on this idea of revolution, of challenging the system. And now you see people like Nicki Minaj, who made an awful lot of money in hip hop, aligning themselves comfortably with white supremacy.
And to me, the one thing that's really interesting about the Trump campaign whenever they summon a black entertainer is nobody that we fool with like that anyway. We been dropped Nicki Minaj. If you're going to try to get somebody that's going to cause us a little bit of internal struggle, trust me, it's not Nicki Minaj. We dropped her a while ago. Not just because of her association with Trump. It was because of her husband and the way they publicly tried to completely destroy the reputation of his victim. There's a lot of ugliness in this woman, period, that we peeped a long time ago. So a lot of us have stopped messing with her overall. But, you know, to me, it's shameful.
And these are the moments in history that these people do not realize that when they're doing documentaries about Donald Trump being the most corrupt president in American history, about his willful and purposeful intention of what he has done in terms of dividing people in this country, they're going to be very embarrassed that they stood at podiums, that they went to dinners, and that they normalized some — and that's how I look at all of this.
Randa, why is she doing this?
Well, you know, I have no clue, right? We're trying to get Miss — It's really very simple. It's on your shirt. My focus was on something else a long time ago. Just as J said, I had let that go a long time ago, right? My playlist is in disarray. Like we have been dropping people for a while. Y'all know everything we turn always like, 'Man, we can't play.' Well, so right now I think it's grasping for straws, right?
I get a lot of people. Last night I did a video that, of course, it upset the Barbz. I have never said anything about any of the foolishness that she has done. She has always been a bully. Now she has aligned herself with a bully, right? She has been an apologist for a pedo. Now she has aligned herself with another one. So I don't know what she's looking for. I'm confused as to why they were even jokingly floating the idea of her possibly being the press secretary. Right. Nothing is out of — First of all, we're — Please let that happen. Please let that happen.
We are in the most horribly casted episode of Black Mirror I've ever witnessed before in my life. Like, I want out of here. Ever since we left high school, Don and J. Ever since we left high school where we were separated from people, I know who would be in my AP class and who wasn't. I know who going to be. I know. You know what I'm saying? And now we're all here together, and then they all have access to the internet. So it is insane that we have to witness this. The Sarah Bartman of it all — of her standing up to just show her ass for those buffoons, and then they were clapping.
I don't know if you know our history, that you know we actually used to be in zoos that people would pay to come see. Like I have had run-ins with people in elevators in the most swankiest hotels that will reach out to try to touch my — this is not a petting service. And I think that it is so sad to see, but we knew where this was coming, especially dealing with that walking bag of overinflated piss of a president. I cannot — I don't know where we are, y'all.
Well, I say this often about all the things that we're seeing. This would be hilarious if we didn't actually live here. Yes. This would be the funniest episode, as you said, of Black Mirror or the funniest episode of VEP. Like, it would be hysterical. But unfortunately, that person sitting up there fawning over Nicki Minaj's ass is actually in charge of governing us. And oh, go ahead, Randa.
I was going to say, and a lot of people in my comment section, because you know they came hard for me. I ain't never said nothing about this lady. Now all of a sudden I'm jealous. I don't know if what — but I'm supposed to be jealous also. Well, it was okay when Megan was twerking. It was okay when Cardi B was at the podium or Beyonce. All of those people are U.S. citizens. All of those people can vote, and none of them were on Air Force One or floating the idea of being the press secretary. Megan has degrees. I'm so confused as to why when we say something about her, especially now, right? The climate that we're in just does not warrant a black woman being put on display like she is siphoned from our culture, right? She came over here. She was not born over here. She made money off the LGBTQIA community and then tossed them aside by saying, you know, we don't want sex change operations for our children in school. Who's doing — We're gonna talk about that. Rachel afford pencils.
I'm glad you brought that up. But also, is she a culture vulture?
