It is sunday, august 13th. You are watching velshi on msnbc. Im Charles Coleman junior, filling in from my friend, ali velshi. Georgia, georgia, no piece did i find but that Fulton County indictment thats on my mind. Im paraphrasing from the great greg charles. Georgia on the might of a lot of people, including donald trump, were a fourth possible criminal indictment of the former president could be filed in a matter of days. The states former lieutenant governor, jeff duncan, said yesterday that hes received notice asking him to appear before the grand jury on tuesday. Additionally, independent journalists, george, posted on social media that he received a call from the office of Fulton County district attorney, fani willis, also asking him to come in on tuesday to give his testimony. These are still the clearest finds out that fani willis will present her case to the grand jury in the coming weeks and pursue a criminal indictment in the States Election interference case. Security mea
that act, in and of itself, before we get a narrative about it, they are criminalized in that context. but an, as an mc, one of the things you do as well as everyone else, you play with the english language. one of the things you know about rap music is everything that is said may not necessarily mean what it does on paper. there are a lot of metaphors, they re a lot of entendres, they re a lot of double meanings. as black people, we are oftentimes, we make up words, and we make a new means forwards. you are clearly aware of different instances where rapturously riko content has been used as evidence against them in criminal cases. given what i just said about the use of language and how creative embassies are with it, how does that make you feel, and as an artist, where do you think the line needs to be drawn? well i think that the problem is that many people choose to criticize hip pop and, more specifically, rappers. they don t have the proper cultural entry point to the