Stephen A. Smith
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I mean, there are a lot of women who have been sucked in by that kind of messaging by someone more powerful and older. He had her call him pop-pop. because she had a grandpa she loved and she called him Pop-Pop like I did.
And he exploited the name she had for her grandpa and called her baby girl and had her call him Pop-Pop, which is just one of the weird pieces of the dynamic between the two of them. So I easily could understand how this young girl got pulled into his web And then it's very, very difficult. Much as we'd love to say as women, you know, on the first blow, I'd be out.
And he exploited the name she had for her grandpa and called her baby girl and had her call him Pop-Pop, which is just one of the weird pieces of the dynamic between the two of them. So I easily could understand how this young girl got pulled into his web And then it's very, very difficult. Much as we'd love to say as women, you know, on the first blow, I'd be out.
And he exploited the name she had for her grandpa and called her baby girl and had her call him Pop-Pop, which is just one of the weird pieces of the dynamic between the two of them. So I easily could understand how this young girl got pulled into his web And then it's very, very difficult. Much as we'd love to say as women, you know, on the first blow, I'd be out.
It wouldn't take more than one backhand for me to run from him to the cops. I've known many, many powerful women. I interviewed one at NBC who was one of the first women on board at Apple who helped invent Siri and was like a high up executive there. who was getting beaten, she said, by her husband.
It wouldn't take more than one backhand for me to run from him to the cops. I've known many, many powerful women. I interviewed one at NBC who was one of the first women on board at Apple who helped invent Siri and was like a high up executive there. who was getting beaten, she said, by her husband.
It wouldn't take more than one backhand for me to run from him to the cops. I've known many, many powerful women. I interviewed one at NBC who was one of the first women on board at Apple who helped invent Siri and was like a high up executive there. who was getting beaten, she said, by her husband.
And she was one of the ones who wouldn't cooperate with the investigation once the cops got involved. It can happen even if you're very savvy, very smart, and very accomplished. And it can certainly happen to somebody who gets involved with somebody age 19. So I do want the audience to understand this is not an Amber Heard situation. She did not walk off the stand and you were like, oh my God.
And she was one of the ones who wouldn't cooperate with the investigation once the cops got involved. It can happen even if you're very savvy, very smart, and very accomplished. And it can certainly happen to somebody who gets involved with somebody age 19. So I do want the audience to understand this is not an Amber Heard situation. She did not walk off the stand and you were like, oh my God.
And she was one of the ones who wouldn't cooperate with the investigation once the cops got involved. It can happen even if you're very savvy, very smart, and very accomplished. And it can certainly happen to somebody who gets involved with somebody age 19. So I do want the audience to understand this is not an Amber Heard situation. She did not walk off the stand and you were like, oh my God.
I think most people were like, oh my God, he's a monster. And this poor girl, while she does have some texts and emails suggesting it was not all involuntary, The prosecution doesn't have to show that. If they just show some of these freak-offs were not under her will. She said he forced her to do one with a urinary tract infection. Like, absolutely no woman would do that voluntarily.
I think most people were like, oh my God, he's a monster. And this poor girl, while she does have some texts and emails suggesting it was not all involuntary, The prosecution doesn't have to show that. If they just show some of these freak-offs were not under her will. She said he forced her to do one with a urinary tract infection. Like, absolutely no woman would do that voluntarily.
I think most people were like, oh my God, he's a monster. And this poor girl, while she does have some texts and emails suggesting it was not all involuntary, The prosecution doesn't have to show that. If they just show some of these freak-offs were not under her will. She said he forced her to do one with a urinary tract infection. Like, absolutely no woman would do that voluntarily.
Like, that is somebody who's being coerced or feels like she cannot say no. So I think he's heading for a conviction, Ben.
Like, that is somebody who's being coerced or feels like she cannot say no. So I think he's heading for a conviction, Ben.
Like, that is somebody who's being coerced or feels like she cannot say no. So I think he's heading for a conviction, Ben.
Anytime.
Anytime.
Anytime.
What do you mean by believe? Can you go back a little bit? We didn't hear the first part. Do you believe in the all-knowing, all-powerful, all-good notion of God?