Clare Byrne

OK, now let's talk about Scientology speed runs.

This...

This is interesting because now it's gone to the point.

Look, start at the beginning and then we'll find out how the minions are involved, right?

So since March, people have been running into the Scientology buildings, filming themselves and seeing how far they can get.

So that's where it's gone now in the last couple of weeks.

So you have, and we heard there in that clip, somebody dressed in an inflatable neon costume.

So now it's not just enough to run in and film yourself, you have to be dressed up.

What is true is it's extremely difficult to control something like that when it takes off.

There's not much you can do.

Dee, thanks so much.

That's Dee Reddy there, podcaster and entertainment journalist.

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