Anushka Mutanda Dougherty

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703 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 9 Apr

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Fame Under Fire: The Tupac Murder Trial · Kanye West LOSES civil case over $57m house · 11 Mar 2026 podcast

And then Tony Saxon testified that he says, yeah, damn right I won't.

So there was light and shade, shall we say, to Kanye in Tony's testimony that he gave.

But Kanye did testify that he did remember, although he didn't remember much else, he remembered Tony Saxon having body odor.

He also elaborated ever so slightly on the contention that he told Saxon he wanted all the electricity and plumbing taken out

along with all the windows to leave the building completely off the grid.

He said he wanted the plumbing in the building, but it was going to be, quote, a different system.

But Sean, my question to you is that most notably, throughout being on the stand, he appeared to fall asleep, nodding off a few times, closing his eyes for a long period of time.

According to Rolling Stone, he repeatedly yawned,

closed his eyes for long stretches and at times seemed to catch his head falling forward as if dozing while seated on the witness stand.

The publication, Rolling Stone, noted that the sleepy performance prompted glances among people in the gallery pointing out that Ron Zambrano, the attorney for plaintiff Tony Saxon, mouthed to a fellow lawyer at one point, is he asleep?

I don't get how that's not contempt of court.

How is that not, you know, sir, wake up, Mr. West.

Come on, I had to do that.

But how is that not like, how is he not getting cautioned for that or sanctioned or whatever?

And I mean, having Kanye on the stand really is something because we've heard quite a lot from him recently.

He took out his full page in the Wall Street Journal to apologize to the African-American community and the Jewish community.

Sean, how are you feeling about that?

Are you buying that?

Sean, for people who are listening to the podcast, they cannot see what you're doing right now.

Baby, you could have been a writer.

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