*@ **8:33* *SPEAK* !!! *the thoughtfulness* *she's a Blessing* *to the court* 👍💯💥🙌👍🤗🙏

*YAY* *MY VOTE COUNTED* *for a Beautiful Queen* 🙌👍💯💥🙏

*YAY* *MY VOTE COUNTED* !!!

Money is not enough...Along with the money we should have free education, free hosptalization ,free housing, and free land.

G-d has a Divine Plan for us

I agree Black labor, white wealth.... so sad.....smart guy. Went in as a group we need to come out as a group.... Never divide yourself...

She need to go to the US embassy and apply for visa or if her husband a us citizen he can sponsor her to come to the US legally very simple.

DEI is anti-white therefore I'm against it.

7th grade homework smh

If you're here illegally you are going back.

Jorge Ramos triste ver en lo que se a convertido

This interview analysis sucks ass

Because angels were not begotten they were created Hebrew 1 Jesus Christ the word of God and is God was begotten angels are not begotten but were created by the word of God who is God Job 38 Job 1 Job 2 declares the angels The sons of God that presented them selves before God and Satan was there there was two rebellions because One set of demons that followed Satan wasn't thrown in hell but Satan cast them to the earth 🌎 he drew them to the earth revelation 12 Jude talks about Enoch and the 3rd coming of Jesus Christ during the tribulation he Saw the Lord comes with ten thousands of his saints revelation 19 and the army's followed behind Jesus Christ to destroy the antichrist and his kingdom to set up Jesus kingdom for a thousand years revelations 20

Yes there were two rebellions in heaven when the fallen angels slept with the woman in Genesis 6 they wasn't supposed to sleep with them The sons of God are the angels Genesis 6 Job 1 Job 2 job 38

Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐

I love American black journal

A nice place to visit but you can’t afford to live there. Overpriced and no good jobs. Bring lots of money for your experiences.

Amazing

What happ the Chinese? Seems like Chinatown not many Chinese.

We don’t have Almond Chicken in NYC metro

Clearly there demand. Another Chinese restaurateur can take over.

You never know whose heart you touch...🎉🎉🎉 Jeff Hobbs heart was touched by Rob Peace. Thanks for sharing and bringing this story to life🎉❤🎉🎉

Way too congested! Kin folk said Jed move away from there 🤠

I cannot wait!!! ❤

Thaks Jeff Hobbs for bringing his story to life! I watched the movie and cried. I wish Robert Peace could have experienced the positivity he dispensed to others.

TRAVERSE CITY IS THE BEST CITY IN MICHIGAN!

I gotta feeling the future teens/young adults who grew up on this show are gonna be belting the theme song the way we belt the Bill Nye song. ITS CARL ITS CARL THE COLLECTER!!

CARL THE COLLECTOR WATCH NOW ON PBS KIDS!

Rusty rods in fields are doing it here 🚂🚂🚂🚅🚅🚅☠️☠️💀💀🐼🐼🤡

Thanks for your brilliant work Jeff. A great friend and tremendous writer.

Im sorry, but this channel is full. We dont need new shows

wow i really like this guy

I cannot wait

The world needs more men like you, Jeff Hobbs. I saw the movie and I wanted to know who you were so I looked you up and found this interview. I was hoping in my heart you were the author. The interview brought me to tears and gave me hope. I have been broken this week on the heels of the election and decided to watch the movie, which made me more sad. However your interview gave me some peace knowing that sometimes one person can make a difference. I believe your friendship with Robb Peace was God’s divine connection. Hold that close to your heart because you are making a difference. I will purchase your book and I will recommend it to everyone in my circle. May God bless you and your family immensely.❤❤

God bless you Jeff Hobbs.

❤ Great History

Great interview. Thank you.

It may be hard to believe, but when I was a young poet, I was so enamored of Nikki Giovanni, that I wrote her a poem and mailed it to her in care of Broadside Press. She wrote me black! (Pun intended!)

The markers is a GREAT 💡 idea

wow what a great extra -- Love it!!!!

😮 I live here and didn't know about some of this.

Jack pine Enduro

black americans are rolling in baby oil stories...........are not taught to read well in schools, in all forms of gangs...and those escaping the matrix and patrix the pride themselves on being equal to whites.

I hope more documentaries like this start coming out. It is getting really bad here in Wilmington, NC. I am adding this to my watch later list.

That's crazy wow I can't believe that was alllowed

man i want to cry. where are the leaders like this.

Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton once sent a letter promising to investigate their baby's death, but "that's been five years ago. I haven't heard nothing since," Mr. Shelton said. Living on Poisoned Earth // Arkansas town faces the legacy of Agent Orange By DAVID OLINGER Published July 8, 1990|Updated July 6, 2006 Downhill from an abandoned Agent Orange plant, past a grade school and a park, is a graveyard that some people in this community call Babyland. Dozens of infants have been buried here because a local funeral home offered free services to their parents. Their graves lie close together, marked by small tombstones denoting the brevity of their lives. A ceramic teddy bear sits beside one grave; by another, a toy car. On another is a verse from Isaiah: "He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart." A small wooden cross and a fresh blue bow mark the grave of Joseph Shelton, 1985-1985. His parents put him to bed beside them one night, and when they awoke he was dead. The cause was listed as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, but a private laboratory test later found his body tissues contained chemicals used in making Agent Orange. Five years later, his death remains a mystery that the U.S. government has chosen not to investigate. The state of Arkansas asked the federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to help determine how pesticide byproducts could have entered the body of a 3-month-old baby. The agency chose instead to dispute the lab test results and refused to examine his body tissues. It also rejected a state request to test whether the same chemicals could be found in the bodies of other infants who died in Jacksonville and other Arkansas towns. In Jacksonville, a city of 30,000 northeast of Little Rock, there are now three hazardous waste sites on the federal Superfund list. The last company to make herbicides here went out of business, leaving behind about 30,000 barrels of wastes and a contaminated plant site. Dioxins have been found in a creek and stream below the site, in wildlife inhabiting the stream and in a pond where people once fished and swam. Commercial fishing has been banned for 80 miles downstream from Jacksonville. The federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ranks the closed plant site as one of the most hazardous dumps in the country. Yet no federal or state public health agency is investigating whether the herbicides used to defoliate the jungles of Vietnam affected people in an American city that produced the chemicals. The state plans to start cleaning up the Jacksonville plant soon by burning barrels of dioxin-contaminated wastes on site for seven months. This plan has been endorsed by local doctors who claim dioxin is not a serious health hazard. Many other Jacksonville residents fear the incinerator will further endanger their health. Joseph Shelton's parents, Jeff and Brenda, now live in a small, rundown apartment with their other two children, about a mile from the neighborhood where their baby died. They suspect to this day that he died of pesticide poisoning. But they have little evidence, and even if they did, the perpetrator would be faceless, his means of entry into their home unknown. Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton once sent a letter promising to investigate their baby's death, but "that's been five years ago. I haven't heard nothing since," Mr. Shelton said. and even if they did, the perpetrator would be faceless, his means of entry into their home unknown. Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton once sent a letter promising to investigate their baby's death, but "that's been five years ago. I haven't heard nothing since," Mr. Shelton said.

The state of Arkansas asked the federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to help determine how pesticide byproducts could have entered the body of a 3-month-old baby. The agency chose instead to dispute the lab test results and refused to examine his body tissues. It also rejected a state request to test whether the same chemicals could be found in the bodies of other infants who died in Jacksonville and other Arkansas towns. In Jacksonville, a city of 30,000 northeast of Little Rock, there are now three hazardous waste sites on the federal Superfund list. The last company to make herbicides here went out of business, leaving behind about 30,000 barrels of wastes and a contaminated plant site. Dioxins have been found in a creek and stream below the site, in wildlife inhabiting the stream and in a pond where people once fished and swam. Commercial fishing has been banned for 80 miles downstream from Jacksonville. The federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ranks the closed plant site as one of the most hazardous dumps in the country. Yet no federal or state public health agency is investigating whether the herbicides used to defoliate the jungles of Vietnam affected people in an American city that produced the chemicals.

Oh you worry about property values I'd be more worried about human life and nature that nobody can drink that water safely ever again.