Roz Gold-Onwude

We said on our last show, Kathy has the opportunity to respond and negate what was said in a private conversation.

So now it's up to public opinion to decide who's telling the truth.

All right.

So that brings me to the next point, y'all.

Folks, we are watching a game of chess being played right before our eyes.

And it's who's going to get checkmate first.

So Nafisa Collier, she's using a lot of strategy successfully in many ways.

And this is often the case.

There's nothing negative about being strategic in a labor dispute.

But just to point out a couple of chess moves.

Fi had this conversation with Kathy Engelbert in February.

She has sat on this conversation and very damning information since February, understanding what the right time would be to drop this bomb.

And, you know, really couldn't have been better timing with Kathy having to address press and the magnifying glass of the finals.

I mean, she strategically delivered that information.

Then I want to point out another chess move by fee.

So Kathy denied saying the things that fee said, she said, and fee on fee responded by canceling the meeting.

So that, that Kathy said they were going to have now, I think on one hand, she canceled the meeting because Kathy made a liar out of her.

So Kathy said, I didn't say that.

So she probably felt insulted, you know, that Kathy is saying something fee said is not true or, you know, uh,

But I also think there's a bigger chess move there in that.