Peter Bailey takes his critically-acclaimed series to New York City where mega-developer Don Peebles invited him to discuss the Presidential election, hip hop and the show Empire's effect on urban youth. With a net worth of more than 700 million, Peebles heads the largest black-owned real estate empire in America. In this discussion he decries the nation's widening wealth gab particularly that of minorities.
Whatever happened to this nitecap show though forgot about it
@TyWerksVery Informative and Powerful
@michaelprince3486Right on target when he says there’s a lack of mentorship in our communities. I know of so many bright college educated young Black people who would sore if they just had a little direction. It really is a shame that the prevailing attitude is “I got mine get yours”.
@teetime3421Enlightening!
@vn37156 years ago today and things have changed but not for the better. Very great interview but waking up to the reality of today, America's decline is plunging much more rapidly!
@MickySupremeWhat people fail to realize is when “they” sELECT a black mayor,it’s not because they like them or they’re “qualified “ for the job.The flood of black mayors is due to the oncoming unity that the “chess thinking” elites don’t want,so in turn they’ll elect a million of em,as long as they’re for sake and stick to the script!For instance,when officer Billy kills Tyrone,the black mayor is expected to call for calm and make sure those Tyrones don’t burn the burbs.Then,they (black mayor)hobnob with the black religious figures,and,together,double down on the kumbaya.You can have all the c@@n mayors and city council people you want but if you don’t have land,a unified agenda,a name distinguishing yourselves,autonomy,sovereignty,etc,then you have nothing but a title...a weak,nominal one at that!
@mustafael-amin9163He doesn't understand the importance of Galas.
@mr.culturefreedom2073The cause of mass incarceration WAS NOT Bill Clinton. Even rich guys can be wrong. He signed the bill, that was agreed upon by EVERY Black politician in congress except for a very few. Crime was running rampant in Black neighborhoods prior to the bill being proposed and Mr. Rich Guy should know that, or did his white wife prevent him from going in the hood? 😂.
@jtFacts77This was six years ago. I wonder how Mr. Peebles views Donald Trump now? 😂🤣 He didn't view him as a racist then, well how about now?
@jtFacts77When I hear Don speak. He makes me buy more stocks. He makes me want to be rich.
@blackericdenice "No billionaires through [hip-hop/entertainment]".
As of 2022,
1. Kanye West, billionaire
2. Rihanna, billionaire
3. Jay-Z, billionaire
4. Bob Johnson (BET Founder), former billionaire
5. A host of other near billionaires: Diddy, Dr. Dre, etc.
@FreddiewiththevestsCan someone please explain to me why the broke guy keeps interrupting the rich guy?? Damn
@FreddiewiththevestsThis audio is too low. So 😡
@nasgreen6410No offense, but, to the interviewer, "Talk less & interrupt never." Please don't overtallk the great person you're interviewing while he's speaking and illustrating his ideas, etc We're interested in listening to Don.
@justicechampion5555The black culture has to change in order to move forward
@durrellharley2497If Don Peebles is African American then I am confused to a whole new level. Dude is obviously latino or something
@SIRMMAGreat job Peter! Amazing interview
@hannahst.clairetv2202There are a lot of black billionaires they are just low key
@detriotmanPeeble's political views in terms of Black people is spot-on
@black12212I hear him. however what about the constant images of black men who become wealthy and successful dating outside of their race? I respect who Jay-Z is he has taught a lot of black people through an album about at least doing the research of understanding credit and why to buy the block than a lot of wealthy blacks who should be implementing freedom schools and financial literacy to children from elementary, middle, and high school aren't doing it. The audacity.
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