09/15/16 Guest John Potash Author of 'The FBI War On Tupac and Black Leaders' & Drugs as Weapons Against Us'

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09/15/16 Guest John Potash Author of 'The FBI War On Tupac and Black Leaders' & Drugs as Weapons Against Us'

Sep 15, 2016 · 1h 57m 57s

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Nathan Ivey is an award winning talk radio rebel without pause in a world filled with illogical shout-downs.

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Political Woodstock

7 years ago

Please

Political Woodstock

7 years ago

I will do a quick podcast on my involvement. Can you tell John?

Political Woodstock

7 years ago

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Political Woodstock

7 years ago

Call not data jeez

Political Woodstock

7 years ago

Man I missed it! That war is real. I tried to Dan tupacs mom. I failed. I failed us all.

DENISE MilknCookies 👸🏾😁🤗XS

7 years ago

Great show Nate

Debra Gaston

7 years ago

Really extraordinary show today! Thanks Nate and choppers! Have a great day!

jennifer greiner

7 years ago

Keep your head up everyone ❤

Mrs.LoveBeing Black💚🖤❤💛

7 years ago

Great show will be sharing on Facebook

Pat Rogers

7 years ago

Great show. Have a sfe day y'all!

Mrs.LoveBeing Black💚🖤❤💛

7 years ago

I say slavery, but crack destroyed the connection of unity and family more. Crack broke the bridge from the attitudes we had in the seventies to carry on to now.

jennifer greiner

7 years ago

crack is slavery Darryl

Edward Torrence

7 years ago

I ask a friend yesterday what destroyed Black people life more Slavery or the crack,he said crack I said Slavery

Jarrett

7 years ago

All the rappers is on that ish on the radio

jennifer greiner

7 years ago

i think our government is reprehensible. Absolutely Chief Rocka

jennifer greiner

7 years ago

Thanks for having him on

Debra Gaston

7 years ago

Mr. Patash sounds like he has done his work, and I believe there is strong validity to what he stated! I'm going to purchase his book(s). Very interesting conversation....

Jarrett

7 years ago

Just added two more books to my reading list. #DopeInterview

Pat Rogers

7 years ago

Interesting conversation.