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Stephen A Smith says Black men are petrified to disagree with Black women despite admiring their resilience "We got a whole bunch of brothers out here that are scared. Scared like petrified puppies." "Because as Dr. Boyce Watkins alluded to, as Anton Daniels alluded to, as Officer Tatum in his own unique way has alluded to, we got cats scared to speak up." "Because they're fearful of the backlash that may come from black women or women period when it comes to highlighting and delineating the difference between disagreement and disparagement" "how black women are strong fearless the obstacles that women in this country particularly black women have had to overcome is ridiculous but it is just as is significantly admirable how they've overcome it" "and they continue to scratch and claw and elevate along the way while pushing us to elevate" "i am who i am today because of black women" "but that doesn't mean i can't disagree with you no matter who you are that's all that happened here."

A Money Guy Show guest Melissa admits she parked her rollover IRA in a long-term CD earning nothing and only now realizes she can invest it differently. Melissa: "The UK pension and 401k, both done through work. And then the rollover IRA, this is like where I've made some mistakes in my past." "I didn't know what investing was, but I knew what a CD was. So I just put it in a CD." "It still is in a CD. They were like going to charge me to get out of it." Host: "What are you making on that CD?" Melissa: "Nothing. Maybe around there, but then it has some service charge. I've kind of just counted it as a wash until I can get out of it next year." Host: "They're going to charge you to get out of that CD, is what you mean they're going to make you forfeit some of the interest?" Melissa: "Yeah, all the interest." "When you bought the original CD, was it like a 12-month CD? No, I said the longest possible. I literally did not know what investing was at all, so I just clicked the box." Host: "Good on you for not spending it, not cashing it out."

The Money Guy Show hosts Brian Preston and Bo Hanson interview a travel security expert who explains how firms protect clients abroad with health coordination, cash advances, and emergency evacuations. Host: "What's the job? What is the thing you do?" Melissa: "I work in travel security." Host: "Is that you... like packing heat? You're Jason Bourne is what he's asking." Melissa: "No. It's if you work for usually bigger corporations, study abroad, and then NGOs are our main clientele. And we do their health and security abroad." "On my side, I work in security assistance. So if you're going somewhere maybe more high risk, what areas of town you should avoid, where you should stay." Host: "Is it education or like y'all are evacuation too?" Melissa: "All the way. So on the health side, if you break a leg, they'll do all the coordination for getting you help. On the security side, if your passport was stolen and you don't have credit cards and cash anymore, we can do like cash advance." "And then all the way up to emergency evacuation. So in times of war started in like Israel or Ukraine. And natural disasters too. Sometimes that's a bit more like supply drops. And then sometimes the answer is just to stand fast and wait it out."

Stephen A. Smith shares Dr. Boyce Watkins' defense of his stand against NABJ persecution claims. Stephen A Smith: "I have to go to Dr. Boyce Watkins, who's now teaching at Morehouse. This is a brother that has been critical of me in the past." "I'm a big boy. I can take it. Anybody and everyone has the right to criticize something they disagree with about me." "But Dr. Boyce Watkins, he set it off when he broke it down like this. Listen to this, y'all." Dr. Boyce Watkins: "I've really been intrigued and really deeply concerned by the National Association of Black Journalists going out of their way to go after Stephen A. Smith, almost in like a persecution style." "He's disagreed with a lot of people. He disagrees with Republicans a lot. He disagrees with a lot of Democrats." "It not always a certain gender but there something that happens when the person that you disagree with is a Black woman." "I don't think that the outrage would have been as great if any of these Black women had been Republicans." "I'm going to flip the accusation on the NABJ. What they did by giving him this thumbs down award, by claiming he disparaged black women and having no evidence to support their claim at all." "I hope they understand that this has really undermined their professionalism. It has undermined their journalistic credibility." "So I was looking, I said, okay, so show me one sentence. Just show me one damn sentence where Stephen A used the words black women in the sentence, and it was done in a disparaging way."

Mental health expert and author Dr. John Delony addressing a caller. "I won. I got him. I've been with him for twice as long as you." "And I'm going to choose to tell myself positive stories when they start leaning towards their mom." "You can exhale and say I'm so glad that she's still in their life. Good for them because we're not... I'm not competing with you." "I won. This isn't a game between two women." "And I'm gonna stand there and smile. I'm not gonna give away... and I'll feel awkward, that's fine." "But I'm not gonna outsource my sense of worth to an ex-wife of almost two decades." "I'm not going to outsource my, especially not outsource my self-worth and the strength of my current marriage to my stepdaughter's boyfriend's parents." "They don't get a vote in your life."

Dr. John Delony tells a caller her blended family success stems from intentional marriage but warns she must stop outsourcing self-worth. Dr. John Delony: "Are you a good mom to those stepkids?" Caller: "Yes. I love them dearly." Dr. John Delony: "Are you a good wife?" Caller: "He tells me I am." Dr. John Delony: "When you look in the mirror... you're like, yeah, I still got it." Caller: "Oh, no. I try not to look in the mirror." Dr. John Delony: "Most of us who spend our lives outsourcing our sense of worth to other people find ourselves in that predicament... we don't like us." "I think you're worth looking in the mirror and being happy with who you see." Caller: "I'm trying." Dr. John Delony: "You got a pretty wild Brady Bunch situation going on... The fact y'all still like each other with all that chaos after 17 years is pretty impressive."