Speaker 1: All right, ladies and gentlemen, like I want to know
Speaker 1: to know Doe who you love him? Probably not like me.
Speaker 2: No good mornings in the walk, Lord move me. You
Speaker 2: can love him, but moding me.
Speaker 1: I ain't thinking yet to thinking we're going on today?
Speaker 3: Well, sister Otel, I wanted to ask you about this.
Speaker 3: You know, uh, so many churches have a long history
Speaker 3: of political involvement, and you know because you've been there,
Speaker 3: Like you say, no one loves the Lord more than you,
Speaker 3: especially church's involvement with the civil rights movement. I know
Speaker 3: you're always busy saving souls for Jesus, but what if
Speaker 3: you started like a saving uh, like a soul's to
Speaker 3: the poles type in the street. What about that girl.
Speaker 2: We did that long time ago, y'all just coming up
Speaker 2: with new stuff, you know, we had that lectures at
Speaker 2: the church. We the one that nominated Harry Tudman to
Speaker 2: be the leader of the Underground Railroad.
Speaker 1: We selected her, yes, ma'am, you know.
Speaker 2: And one of the main attributes that she had that
Speaker 2: made us want to put us she could handle a pistol.
Speaker 2: Oh and we had stolen a pistol from one of
Speaker 2: the overseers.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, wow, she was riding.
Speaker 2: Down a horse and for the men's pulled him off
Speaker 2: and buried him and we kept his pistol.
Speaker 3: Did she have any competition, any opponents?
Speaker 1: Anybody want to go up against Harry Harris? Shoot your heads?
Speaker 1: Kept har cold? Whoop Harry tubmany could whoop most men
Speaker 1: my hero.
Speaker 2: Yes, just she fought real hard, like a wild cat.
Speaker 2: We like a bomb kept up in the tree of
Speaker 2: Harry jump on you.
Speaker 1: So that's what we did. And then and then we
Speaker 1: all we was made. We voted Frederick Douglass in as
Speaker 1: Abolitionists of.
Speaker 2: The Year because he's doing the year, and we didn't
Speaker 2: vote for Willie Turner. Willie Turner did. We went out
Speaker 2: on his own killing folks, but we supported him. You know,
Speaker 2: we was doing things for him on his behalf, Like
Speaker 2: if he need like some fresh crushed glass or something,
Speaker 2: we would do that. If he needed us to like
Speaker 2: put some poisoning in the food, we handled that.
Speaker 3: Up to today's time. Now we're talking today's time. Did
Speaker 3: you know that Steve had a conversation with our vice
Speaker 3: president coming I heard.
Speaker 2: Him say that ain't that something that he had had
Speaker 2: that that thinks enough for him to call him.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's special. You don't think it's special. Did she
Speaker 1: call anybody else.
Speaker 3: Him?
Speaker 1: Yes, that she's talking about. I'm knowing Mom and Daddy
Speaker 1: just said pride, and they could be a hymns, you know, ma'am, Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 2: Sitting up there watching from heaven and everything, watching his
Speaker 2: little boy, because you know it was because when he
Speaker 2: was coming up, didn't know nobody see this hill, that's right.
Speaker 1: Nobody thought that little big, little big no boy was
Speaker 1: gonna be anything. And he studied too.
Speaker 2: Did he ever tell you he studied, ma'am, Lord have mercy.
Speaker 2: One time he gave an Easter speech, and all we
Speaker 2: had cut it back down after you wreck. He took
Speaker 2: twenty minutes to do his speech. He did the speech
Speaker 2: call he rolls on the third day. The third day
Speaker 2: we were still listening.
Speaker 1: You mean, the title he wrote from the tyler of
Speaker 1: the poem was he rolls on the third day. But
Speaker 1: on the third day we were still listening.
Speaker 2: To the fall.
Speaker 1: That little study so long. So the following year we
Speaker 1: gave him Jesus. Well, oh Jesus was just too much.
Speaker 1: He got that out in three minutes. Lord, that boy,
Speaker 1: well he overcame his stuttering though, just like what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: ain't know.
Speaker 2: I told you what I was saying, suld ain't nobody
Speaker 2: to see this here, ain't nobody to see this coming?
Speaker 3: Yeah, ragged How the President used to stutter too?
Speaker 1: What President?
Speaker 3: Sure, President Biden talks about it a lot, he stuttered.
Speaker 1: When he was young. But it's different when you stutter
Speaker 1: when you're white though, And how so, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just said that. I have nothing to back it up.
Speaker 1: I'm just assuming it.
Speaker 2: When you're black Pope and you white Poe him two
Speaker 2: different poles. Black people know how to beat Pope. White people.
Speaker 2: They look they have dirt on them when they get
Speaker 2: white close, be tattered, look like they're still picking.
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