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Appearances
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Sure.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
That's what she said. Yeah, she told us.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
And I go, what the fuck?
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
It's like, oh man. How long have you been dating my daughter?
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Not the driver, just for you.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Sure.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Sure.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
I can't concentrate, huh? Yeah.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
I'm 45.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Uh-huh.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Sure.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
Married To The Queen Of Garbage w/ Kevin Ryan & H Foley (Are You Garbage?) | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
Uh-huh, that's exactly what it is.
2 Bears, 1 Cave with Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer
The Hottest & Baldest Episode Ever w/ Sean Evans | 2 Bears, 1 Cave
He was the guy they're fishing with.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
The only thing we really know about the East Area Rapist is that he's a pro. He's been at this for four years now, and still nobody even knows what he looks like.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
We felt that our next call was going to be to a homicide. We really felt he was ready to kill.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
So they worked them independently for many, many, many years. It wasn't until the advent of DNA technology in the mid-90s that they were able to link a crime.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
We have his DNA. We just need a name to go with this DNA.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
The reason that he has evaded capture for so long is that he's so evidence savvy.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
After an hour and a half, it was over, and he fled without a trace.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It was like he knew every step that law enforcement was doing all along.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
In my estimation, he's the most prolific major crime, uh... A perpetrator, maybe in American history.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Thousands of nightmares and thousands of sleepless nights have come to a rest.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He would go into a yelling tirade, not sure who he was yelling at, a lot of four-letter curse words.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He had a nickname on the department. It was Junk Food Joey.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He would always have a Coke in his hand, a bag of chips, a candy bar.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
When he talked to you, he'd get kind of close to your face and always be touching you. I remember one time I told him, I said, you know, Joe, my mother doesn't touch me as much as you do.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
The investigator told me that Joseph had gone to my house one night to kill me and said that he walked around the house looking in the windows but couldn't find my bedroom.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I just never saw him as a person who could kill somebody. But Willick says looking back, he now remembers something else. A short time after he had been fired, I woke up one morning and my daughter said, Dad, last night there was someone looking in my bedroom window with a flashlight.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He's been called the East Side Rapist, the original Night Stalker, and the Golden State Killer. Today, it's our pleasure to call him defendant.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I think that he was either tranquilized or it's all an act.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
And I was wondering, what else had he done? Who knows? He might have gone to summer camp somewhere.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
His testosterone might have gotten lower. He might have gotten heavier. He wasn't able to jump around the way he was doing before.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I always felt he quit because he lost the ability, maybe to control, maybe to be as agile and as quick as he used to.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
If you're psychopathic, you're psychopathic, and you're going to take that to your grave.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It is just unbelievable to me that he stopped cold turkey in 1986 because those urges don't go away.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It was a sleepy town. Friendly, safe, people didn't lock their doors.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Fantasy drives him, and the fantasies get richer, and to fulfill whatever excitement, thrill, need, sexual thing he needs, he's got to bump it up a notch.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
When people have those facades of normalcy around them, good jobs, good backgrounds, with families, they fly under our radar screen far longer than that serial killer that's out there just grabbing people off the street.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
You could park your car in the driveway and you could leave it unlocked, you could leave the keys in it.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
And you didn't worry about your safety. That was until 1976.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
She would have been thrilled. She would have been looking through her files, which is what every investigator is doing now that has been involved with this.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I've kept a big binder of information just so I could be able to answer questions over the years and pretty soon I can burn it all. It'll be gone.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I want people to remember the victims. You know, everybody's going to be talking about the rapist, but the victims are the most important part of this story.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
By the time our patrol officer got in the area and started looking for him, he was nowhere around.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He wanted fear. He wanted to see fear in me. Hands tied, legs tied. He'd say, shut up, shut up, shut up.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
With Jane Carson, when we looked back and realized she was number five of similar rapes.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He would be in there anywhere from one to three hours in the assault. They could hear him going into the kitchen. He would eat food. He would drink a beer.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
This was about power for this guy. This was not about sex. He's thinking to himself, I'm king here, and I'm just going to relish that feeling. So he would just make himself at home?
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He would find their wallet. He would take their driver's license. He'd say, I know where you live. I know who you are.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He took rings off from the victim, take some of the jewelry. Anything that would be a memento for him to look back and say, ah, that was my victim.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
And he's simply driving a stake through people's psyche.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It was almost like wind through the trees. Everybody knew something was going on, but nobody knew exactly what.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
The sheriff decided that we would hold community forums. If you are going to defend yourself, you must injure your attacker. I had no idea there were going to be several hundred people that would show up.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I live alone and I would like to learn how to protect myself.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
People in these quiet East Bay suburbs have wondered and worried, wondered about why the police can't catch the rapist and worried about their own homes being violated.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Locks were flying off the hardware shelves. I don't like it. It's getting too close to home. I put locks on my doors. People hold in just last week. Gun sales soared.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Nobody even knows what he looks like. He was like a puff of smoke in the night. We have his DNA. We just need a name to go with this DNA.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
A man stood up and said, I don't believe somebody could be raped if a man was in the house.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Well, several months later, he and his wife were victims of the East Area Rapist.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It's chilling to think that this guy said, oh, yeah, really? You think you can protect your wife? And then he attacked them.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I believe the rapist was in that room and followed him home.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It's a completely devastating story of predatory evil connected to the psyche of the town in a way I've never seen before. Until he's caught, this area will continue to live in fear. This one man... could change a city.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
As time went by, we felt that our next call was going to be to a homicide.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Bill Burr, Drop Dead Years. A hilarious stand-up special is coming to Hulu March 14th.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Honing in on his M.O., he would balance plates on many of his victims. That was his thing, you know, if he hears the plates rattle, he's going to come back. And how they developed a profile from the bizarre details.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Bill Burr, Drop Dead Years is streaming on Hulu March 14th.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Every time the East Area Rapist strikes in a new city, the police switchboard lights up.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
We're getting an awful lot of calls. Some people even turning in their neighbors because they think he might be the rapist.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
This guy was a menace. He was striking time and time again. The fact that they couldn't catch this guy just ignited the city in fear.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
A lot of people are buying guns. The cops say that's a bad idea, noting the weapons are a bigger danger than the rapists.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
It was really piqued my interest. Like, what was making this guy tick? Why was he doing this?
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Anything that she could read or hear about on TV of the East Area Rapist, she was just intrigued by it.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I was awoken about 2.30 in the morning with a flashlight in my face. And I knew at that moment, this is the East Area Rapist most likely.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Mommy, mommy, I don't want to do this anymore. Why am I doing this?
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He did that with so many of the victims when there was more than one person in the house. Why would he stack the plates? So if he heard anybody moving, he was right back and told them, don't move, don't move, I'm gonna kill you, I'll kill you.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Yes, like an alarm system. The whole time he'd been threatening me, he'd been saying, do you want to die? And I answered him very clearly saying, I don't care.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I have talked to victims who said he called them in the 90s and said, I'm coming back.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
I knew by telling him this, he most likely would leave sooner than later. He wasn't getting what he wanted. He wanted fear. He wanted to see fear in me.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Margaret was probably the strongest young victim I have ever talked to.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He moved on to Stockton, Modesto, and Davis. He surfaced in Concord and San Ramon. Then two nights ago, he hit Fremont.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He would say things like, remember the fun we had. And sometimes it was just heavy breathing, but they knew it was him.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Sometimes it was within a week, and sometimes it was years later.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
He did everything he could to make sure that he tormented them for the rest of their life.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Eye color was sometimes dark, sometimes light. Some said he had a strange smell. Did the victims give a description that was unique about him?
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
Most of the victims described him as having a very small penis.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
There was not a stone left unturned in trying to identify this rapist, and we didn't have any luck there.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
They would bring a cloth out of a little kit and you would chew it so they would get your saliva.
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True Crime Vault: Golden State Killer
We went to UPS briefings and delivery people just volunteered, officers, because at one time, everybody thought it could be a cop.
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True Crime Vault: Overboard
Then Skyler said he had seen an anchor. Went to the front and grabbed this huge anchor and brought it back, put it in the back of the boat.
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True Crime Vault: Overboard
He was calm, but the most normal thing. And then it actually turned the boat around.
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True Crime Vault: Overboard
The defense for Jennifer was that she was not a part of this whole thing. She didn't know what was going to happen. She was forced into it.
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True Crime Vault: Forgiving A Killer
It's bizarre, it's unreal, and we're just so encouraged that the system worked here.
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Wild Crime: You've Got Your Monster | S4 Ep. 2
I'd like to welcome you today to Samantha Koenig's Celebration of Life. Her memorial was huge.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
Basically, I ask the questions, you give the answers. Understood? Yes.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
Do you need to break? When I look at a deposition, I sometimes turn the sound down. I don't want to hear what they're saying. I want to see what they look like and what their facial expressions are. He struck me as a manipulative guy.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
Did you ever tell Kim Pack you were in the military? Yes. Did you ever do a project for college and... Part of the project was you being in the military. Yes. And what you went through. Yes. And that you carried bodies.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
And the torture that you had gone through. Yes. Did you ever tell anyone that you were a Green Beret?
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
Drop the gun. No, I'm not going to jail for this. Put the weapon down. No.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
I would get a picture of Jim Kaufman and Carol at the Final Four and, you know, smiling. And I'd put it on my brother's screen so that when he came in in the morning, that would be the first thing he'd see is a picture of Jim Kaufman saying, yeah, so what? I killed her. What are you going to do about it?
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
I cannot live like this. I, no matter what anybody says, did not do anything to my wife. This six-page suicide note is bizarre.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
April came to me and said, would I like to go to a motorcycle rally to meet some of her friends? I was slightly shocked, to say the least, that they had the colors of pagans.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
And that's the saddest part of this entire story. Her mom's still not coming back. And when everything's quiet and it's just Kim and she's alone and she's thinking... Her best friend's gone.
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Wild Crime: You've Got Your Monster | S4 Ep. 2
We are heartbroken by their disappearance and at a loss to explain or understand it. We're here today to plead for anybody's help. Anybody's help.
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True Crime Vault: Family Secrets
Detective James Scopa took me inside the home where the wealthy socialite who once lived larger than life was discovered dead, shot multiple times. She was found laying right here. Face down? Face down.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
It was. I wonder what was going through her mind at that moment that she handed her over to the man she tried to murder, knowing that it was all over.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
The death of a murder-for-hire suspect who jumped from her own condo balcony today.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
No matter how educated she was, no matter how brilliant or loving she was, seemingly fell under the spell of Leon Jacob.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
Welcome to the True Crime Vault, home to 2020's most chilling stories.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
Jaw-dropping testimony and riveting photos. How they wanted their exes to be, quote, taken care of.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
You've been listening to the 2020 True Crime Vault. You can find all new broadcast episodes of 2020 Friday nights at 9 on ABC.
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
When I hear he has a medical degree, I immediately think, oh, well, where is he practicing medicine? Nowhere!
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True Crime Vault: Toxic Love
Ex-girlfriend says that he hides in the bushes and waits outside her workplace.
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True Crime Vault: Shot in the Dark
A shot for Knoxville and a Knox County high school. A cheerleader shot and killed. A Knoxville teen found in her home dead.
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True Crime Vault: Shot in the Dark
I don't know what's going on. How old are you? You should get a lawyer. You have no idea how those people hurt this girl.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Kein einziger Entschuldigung, ich bin verletzt. Du willst... Ich hasse Juden.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Tatsächlich, laut Gesetz, habe ich nicht gedacht, dass er in Nigeria war.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Bist du bereit? Ja, ich bin bereit. Okay, Reikers, hier kommen wir.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Hier ist jemand, der dir ermittelt hat, dass er verurteilt hat.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Do you ever recall saying anything like, I hate Jews? Not at all. He would never say anything like that. Can you tell me, Jason? I'm not a prejudiced person. Is it the sort of thing that you imagine you might have said in the past? What does that have to do with the interview? I'm just asking you a question.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Well, it does, because I'm coming to a point. Und was ist mit dem Rekord, wo Allo scheint zu glauben, dass er nie auf dem Jury war?
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Kannst du dich noch erinnern, dass du gesagt hättest, dass du nicht in der Jury gewesen wärst?
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Er erinnert sich nicht mehr daran. Hast du Jason Everett? Nein, ich nicht. Hast du Verletzungen verursacht? Absolut nicht. Warst du zu dem Gericht, wenn er fragte, ob du etwas über ihn wusste?
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Ich habe Avedo kontaktiert. Und ich habe ihn gefragt, um mich mit ihm zu treffen. Er war ein wenig aufgeregt.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Right, but I'm not ready to start a confrontation with him. Just keep it going, let him speak. And as a detective, you learn. When you let people speak, things come out.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Die ganze Sache war die Wahrheit. Die ganze Sache war die Wahrheit, ja.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
I had gotten through violations of the programs and stuff.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
And they helped me get out of those. Just to keep me so I could testify. And you knew they were supposed to put you in jail, right? Right.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
You hit the jackpot. We hit something big. You have a recantation, you have prosecutorial misconduct, all wrapped up in one.
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
John Avedo hat während der Trial verletzt. Hast du etwas Spezifisches zu sagen?
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True Crime Vault: Undercover Mother
Ich finde keinen Grund, ihn zu verlassen, um mich zu verurteilen. Nor to grant bail in this case.
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True Crime Vault: From Classroom to Captive
The TBI issued an Amber Alert for Mary Catherine Elizabeth Thomas.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Well, off the beaten path, that's kind of like what I like to do, so... What we discovered was that the farmhouse in which Israel killed the couriers and disposed of their bodies in had been demolished.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
To find out that the farmhouse had been demolished, that was just another kind of blow to the investigation.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
I was able to actually contact the guy that tore the house down. He said, well, there were some trash bags over in the corner in the basement. And there was a terrible aroma of death emanating from there.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
They sent a cadaver dog into the foundation to see what would happen. And darned if the dog didn't go over an alert right where the excavator said those bags were.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Everything had been taken away, and it had gone up to the one dump that we have in the state of Vermont, which is up in Coventry.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
There is a new twist in the search for Bill and Lorraine Currier. They vanished in Essex last June. Now investigators are digging through tons of trash at the landfill in Coventry.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
This is what's known as the Coventry landfill. I haven't been back here since the day the search ended. Every morning we would gather, there was a picture of Bill and Lorraine that was in that tent. And every time you walked through it, that photo was always there. And that was done with intentionality, to remind all of us who it was we were searching for.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Waves of us would line up and go through with rakes and picks and shovels through all of the debris. It just was like that hour after hour, day after day. The smells are horrific. There's sharp things everywhere. You have to wear a ton of protective gear in June and July in Vermont. It's probably the most grueling effort that I ever made as a crime scene investigator.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Israel Keyes had indicated how he wanted the death penalty. He wanted it quickly. He would be willing to talk with us as long as we were clear on what his goal was and we could help facilitate that.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We had no bodies at the time, and we had to give closure to the investigation. But I will say closure to the family outweighed the closure to the investigation.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Now you have a family on the other side of this that's living a tortured existence that they just want to have their loved ones back.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Bill and Lorraine, they were together since high school. They were so connected and so much in love with each other. And you never saw one without the other. I can see them up in heaven. I just see them happy. And they don't have pain. They don't feel the pain of what happened to them. It's all wiped clean.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
At this point now, we have Samantha Koenig and the couriers. So now we know we have three victims of Israel Keyes that he has admitted to killing.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
They are drastically different when you compare them. Now you have two genders, you have three individuals that are just vastly different in age even, different locations geographically.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
And so now we know that Israel Keyes is a serial killer.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
So in order to begin putting together possible other victims, Kat Nelson at the FBI begins compiling a timeline of Keyes' travels and then looking in and around those areas at missing persons.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
So this timeline focused mostly on his travels. So you'll see more records here that have to do with airline, hotel, car rentals, the toll roads that we were able to track him on. We have him traveling to just multiple places across the United States. Sometimes he's by himself, sometimes he's with other companions. He's all over the United States.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
It's fairly obvious there were other victims. And what can we do to solve unsolved murders, get closures to families, and find out the breadth of what he's done?
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
This is the area that we need to concentrate on looking for missing people, because he could have driven from Manchester, New Hampshire's airport, to any of these areas.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
The strategy at this point is to continue to get him to talk, to follow up. It's going to be a very long process.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We're pretty close to where Israel grew up. We're about a mile from the paved road, about 20 miles from the nearest town of any size. So it's very secluded, very rural, very, very remote.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Keys grew up in Colville, Washington, in a very ultra-religious, conservative-type home. They belonged to a pretty extreme community.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Part of that was almost like a white nationalist type of thing. It did seem to be more on the fringe.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We're right on the edge of Colville National Forest. So this is pretty wild. I think as Israel grew older and he started experimenting with some of his more violent tendencies, a million miles of Colville National Forest provide a lot of area where he could just disappear into the woods and dissect animals and do some pretty disgusting things.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
The Keys lived up the side of a mountain. They lived in kind of a really small shack-like house, wasn't very big, and so no electricity, no running water.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
And then as the children grew older, they went out and either slept in tents or Israel put together a ramshackle structure of his own on the property.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He never had a social security number. He was homeschooled entirely, quite removed from society. There was not a lot of social interaction, especially when he was younger, outside of his family.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We look at the offense and try to determine personality traits and characteristics of the offender.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
My wife, Desiree, and I chose to chart a different course for our family.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We were raised in Christian identity. That belief system is a combination of kind of more evangelical Christianity and what would be considered like white supremacist beliefs.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Anyone outside of their group of like-minded believers was considered the enemy. They were either directly influenced by the media or the powers that be, or they couldn't be trusted. They wouldn't trust doctors, they wouldn't trust lawyers, absolutely no school teachers or anything like that, because they were all viewed as being a part of that system.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
A lot of the families would gather in a kind of a large community building, and that's where I met the Keys family. And Israel was just a teenager, camo pants and big old knife on his side, which was totally normal for how I was raised. But Israel was really standoffish. He was really quiet. He was kind of creepy. His father, Jeff, was very domineering.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
His dad was very strict. I don't think he had a very good relationship with him.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Women and children were viewed less than human. They were property. They were very browbeaten and subjugated. When you look at the core things that a child should have, that wasn't the case with the Keys family because of the patriarchal bent. The dad needed to get everything good, and then the wife and the kids took what was left.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Israel's mom was kind of a littler woman, always wearing long dresses. Everyone always wore long dresses because that's all you were allowed to wear. And his mother was very, very cowed. Didn't really speak to people very much. From what I observed in the Keys family, I don't see how Israel could have really been raised with much regard for women.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
If you look at it from a perspective of the trauma or the damage that he undoubtedly received driving him to who he was, I believe he was acting out some of that basic programming. As he began to pursue some of his more narcissistic and violent tendencies, he just built upon that worldview in order to hurt people and worse.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
A lot of the boys and or men that I was around were, you know, they were anti-government, they were militant, you know, they were armed at all times. There were Klan members, there were skinheads that frequented around the periphery, but Israel was even stranger.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He recognized he had no emotion on that, like it was funny to him. There were definitely signs there from a very, very early age. I mean, he was setting fires, he was torturing animals. During that time, he was breaking into houses and stealing guns. He already had a fascination with guns and he was stealing things.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Learning about some of the behaviors of Keyes early in his life, such as the torture of an animal, it's important to note that there are people that have these type of tendencies who grow up and never act on them. And what makes that difference? That's the million dollar question.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Israel Keyes has sadistic sexual fantasies that involve rape and murder that are very ingrained in him.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Israel Keyes told us that if he told us the things that he did, there was no jury in the United States that would not convict him to death, that every jury in the US would give him a death penalty.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Yeah. She lived, I think, pretty close to you, and she went missing. I remember the name.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Police are searching for a couple from Essex and they're calling their disappearance suspicious. Bill and Lorraine Currier. I walked around the neighborhood.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
What I seen that looked like a skull was laying right down there.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
When Keyes was 20, he joined the United States Army. This is a guy who was raised off the grid. He had no social security number. He had never been to a school. He was a home birth. He has zero proof on paper that he is who he says he is. And he walks into a recruiting office on the East Coast and says, I want to join the Army. And they take him.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
The Army provided a learning opportunity to Keys to learn how to interact and get along with, at least to a fairly normal degree, with other individuals.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
It was during this time in the military, 1998 to 2001, really a time for him where he was trying to kind of figure out who he was and what he was doing.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He was looking for the circumstances that would line up well for him to take someone.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Some of the things that Key said to the men that he was associated with in the Army may have been indications of what his fantasies were.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He would go out and bury these kill kits so that they were ready for him to use whenever he felt the time was right for him to go out and commit a homicide.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
And these were five-gallon Home Depot bags that he filled with zip ties and duct tape and guns and ammunition and cash because he needed to not leave a paper trail. He buried kill kits all over the continental United States.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He's definitely talked about the hunt, how the urge would come about him, and then he would plan a trip and a homicide would happen. It was a hunt for him, a hunt for kind of that perfect situation.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Keys was incarcerated at the Anchorage Correctional Complex, charged with the death of Samantha Koenig. Keys has been in custody for a little over two months. The May 23rd hearing was an ordinary hearing that's very common in criminal cases. It was just a typical hearing that we have in order to kind of set the stage and establish a timeline for the rest of the criminal case leading up to trial.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Security was always paramount when we were transporting Keyes. He's obviously a very dangerous person.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
It was a pretty packed gallery at that point between media. Friends and family of Samantha Koenigs were there.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
I was at most of the court hearings because I wanted to show my support for my sister. I remember trying to keep my composure because my mom's like, did not give him the satisfaction of seeing you cry.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Keys is sitting at the defendant's table and keeps glancing back towards the door that exits the courtroom. There was a female intern sitting right there by the door.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
I noticed Israel was staring down this young, attractive female. Six or seven seats over to my right, and I kept watching him watch her.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We didn't know what was going on, but he was just deadlocked on her.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Jeff actually went to go sit in front of her to keep keys from staring at her.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He would have to look at me and not her. All rise.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Israel Keyes had confessed to Samantha Koenig. He knew that there were going to be consequences. And he made it pretty clear to us that he was willing to talk about more. He'd identified that there was a couple in Vermont that something similar had happened to.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
And after they had done that, I restrained their wrists. Well, they kept trying to ask me. I didn't tell them what was happening.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
It's a way to control the victims because you're blinding them.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He knows what's coming. He has a plan to kill them. He went in with this plan to kill them. Part of fooling them and making them think that there's hope feeds his sadistic nature and his sadistic fantasies as well.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
You drove straight from their house to the house that you'd already picked out, or did you have to find that?
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He described Bill as still restrained, taking Bill down to the basement and securing him down there.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He grabs Lorraine, drags her back to the farmhouse, takes her to a bedroom in the farmhouse. Keys had been in the farmhouse previously, kind of preparing it. There were some mattresses and things in the bedroom where he took her.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We were shocked. I think the initial reaction was a shock that it's a couple, that it's not a single person, but that it's a couple.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He would not openly talk about if there was a sexual component to the male victims that he killed. But the homicides were absolutely sexually motivated. That was a very large component of the homicide.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
We immediately start Googling and trying to figure out who this couple could be, and we very quickly identify the couriers. But he's had some demands.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Two young cops lived right across the street Israel Keys was pretty confident in his ability to pull this off right under the nose of the police.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
After he killed Bill, he tells us that he rapes Lorraine Currier. He rapes her multiple times. He talks about going outside, taking a smoke break, coming back in, and raping her again.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
This story hit me a little bit harder than Keith talking about what happened with Samantha in part because he was even, I think, more detailed in his description of what happened with Lorraine. Just the things that he did to Lorraine were, it was incredibly difficult to listen to and to imagine that that happened.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
And he said he took Lorraine downstairs and Bill's obviously deceased on the floor. He describes killing her and then using contractor bags to put their bodies in, in the basement of that house.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
The bodies were completely covered, and they were underneath a lot of debris that I piled on top of them, like wood and trash.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Someone like Israel Keys They don't have any kind of feeling for another human being. It's a way of looking at another human being as sort of as an object or a tool to further advance what it is that I want to do.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
He's kidnapping, raping, and murdering, and he tells it as if he's gone to the grocery store. I think he knows he's doing that. I think that he likes to just sit there in a way and perhaps get some sense of delight by telling these horrific stories in such a casual way, knowing that he's likely shocking the investigators.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Secrets in the wilderness. Beautiful yet treacherous landscapes. These are the stories of investigators who solve murders in wild places.
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Hey, Mary. It's Frank Russo, Jeff Bell, and Israel Keys here. We're calling from Anchorage. Thank you.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
I'm here in my office in Vermont with Lieutenant George Murdy, who is in charge of the courier investigation for the Essex Police Department.
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Wild Crime: Because They're Mine | S4 Ep. 3
Do you mind if I ask you about why Vermont and why Essex Junction? It just seems kind of off the beaten path from the areas you've been to.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Law enforcement know the suspect has burner phones that are making phone calls in two locations. An individual who may live in Long Island and take the Long Island Railroad into Manhattan by Midtown and also work in that area. Thousands make that commute daily. And so now law enforcement has to figure out who's the one making this commute and are they the suspect they're looking for?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
A distinctive vehicle that just isn't sold very much. in this part of the country. It's a Chevy Avalanche, which is kind of this hulking sort of truck, sort of SUV, and not a lot of people have it.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
For more than a decade, those unsolved murders kept Long Island shore towns on edge.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Could four murders on Long Island be the work of a serial killer?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
He has been on the hunt for sex workers who he has brutalized.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Prosecutors were increasingly confident, but they needed more. They needed a direct DNA sample from Rex Heuermann. And they got it from pizza crust.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
When police initially recovered the bodies, they were able to find hair samples, some of them female, there was a male, but the DNA technology was not sensitive enough to establish any kind of a potential suspect.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Now, when it comes to those female hair, they were able to track what's called the mitochondrial DNA of that hair and see that it was closely connected to or related to Rex Heuermann's wife and or daughter.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Law enforcement is making connection between the male hair being Rex Heuermann and his wife or daughter's hair being there that the only connection must be that Rex Heuermann at one point was at the location when these women were either killed or their bodies were buried.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Even with this arrest, We're not done. There's more work to do in this investigation regarding the other victims.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
When her life was stolen, a light went out. She is forever missed.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Rex Heuermann is a demon that walks among us, a predator. that ruined families.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
There was another that police called Peaches because of a distinctive tattoo. There was a toddler that was identified as Peaches Toddler because of some jewelry they had in common and DNA testing.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Prosecutors have no doubt. They say Rex Heuermann is their guy, is the serial killer. They've charged him now with seven murders. And I would expect that if they can build the evidence, they will charge him with more. Do you suspect that there's more bodies?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
It is long overdue to provide justice for vulnerable women who are missing and murdered.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
He's a man who's never been arrested before. He's maintained his innocence from the inception of this case.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
We want her family to know that they are not alone in their grief.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Heuermann had a significant collection of violent bondage and torture pornography. Prosecutors said in addition to all this torture pornography, Heuermann searched references to the Gilgo Beach serial killings. And he seemingly, according to prosecutors, would keep tabs on certain victims, their families, even collecting headlines from People magazine and the New York Post.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
A lot of what serial killers get off about is the planning. I am smarter than all of them. I beat the authorities. They can't catch me. And look how successful I am at this.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
a Manhattan professional by day, and a serial killer by night? Rex Sherman is a demon that walks among us. Was he leading a horrific double life?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
If convicted, it's possible that Rex Heuermann could wind up being one of the most prolific serial killers of our time. I think that we are just starting to scratch on the surface the tip of the iceberg.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
I've seen Rex Uriman in court, and he is a kind of a hulking figure. He's tall, wide. He even makes some of the court officers look small.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Police ended up seizing hundreds of electronic devices from his house. They discovered a single Word document. that ended up becoming one of the most disturbing parts of the case.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
This document, according to prosecutors, reads like a plan for how to go about killing victims, where to bury them, what to keep in mind for the next time if something wasn't quite right, the kind of hardware that would be necessary for killing and dismemberment.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
So as far as the planning document, he had pointed out that the ropes broke, and so he needed a thicker rope to bind these women to. It tells us that he's getting off on the planning, but also that he's learning from past mistakes and he wants to make sure that he's correcting his errors so that he maybe one day will get to the perfect crime.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
We know that he was targeting smaller bodies. We know that they are sex workers, women who were feminine and small and probably couldn't put up as much of a fight.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Being a sex worker is a dangerous line of work, and the nature of this profession makes it very easy for people to prey upon these individuals, and when they go missing, very few people know or even beg to ask the question, where'd they go?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Farmer's market? Oh boy, would I? My buddy dies. I show up to the funeral. Open casket. You told me he was dead. I believed you.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
She was basically running away. Her last phone call was 23 minutes to 911.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
It sounded frantic as she went to any house she could find, banging on doors, asking for help. And then according to police, she ends up taking off into this marshy area and she was never heard from again.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
We were quite surprised the second day when we found the second body. And then we conducted a more detailed search and we found the third body and then ultimately the fourth body.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Pretty much dawned on all of us the realization that there was a serial killer working. A gruesome find about three miles away near Gilgo Beach, a suspected serial killer cemetery containing four skeletons dumped by the side of the road.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
They were human beings with aspirations and hope for a better future for themselves. They have families who love and miss them.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Megan really thought she was safe. Megan thought nothing would happen to her. And she was only doing this temporarily. And then less than a month later, she was gone.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
How many times have you actually been out to Yogo Beach?
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
If you're looking at all this brush and marsh right here, like if you're looking at double body.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
And the investigation really went nowhere for the better part of a decade. And this was terrifying for people who lived along the south shore of Long Island, that all these people were being killed near where they lived and nobody was being held accountable.
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Gilgo Beach Murders: A Serial Killer’s Secrets?
Why would a person like to do this and psychologically like to get into someone's mind knowing I've killed your friend or your family member? There's an element again of control and the element of torture.
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Bad Romance: No Tomorrow
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Rapper Sean Diddy Combs was a kingmaker. He had wealth, fame, and power.
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Bad Romance: No Tomorrow
Federal investigators raiding two homes owned by hip-hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs.
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Bad Romance: No Tomorrow
I'm Brian Buckmeyer, an ABC News legal contributor. As Diddy heads to trial, we trace his remarkable rise and fall, and what could be next. Listen to Bad Rap, The Case Against Diddy, a new series from ABC Audio. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts.
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arranged for him to kill her, and then you changed your mind and said, don't do it, but he still wanted the money, so he did it, then that's something that needs to come out, John, because that's not what they're giving me.
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True Crime Vault: New DNA Analysis in a Murder
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So much of the case depends on whether jurors believe Yen Sering's story or Elizabeth Hasem.
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True Crime Vault: New DNA Analysis in a Murder
The prosecution tried to link Yen Soering to the Hasem murders by comparing bloody sock prints found at the house.
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Unholy Matrimony
You need to get that through your head now. You are not going to be together. You're going to end up going to prison for the rest of his life. And I've got some serious doubts about you. Okay?
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Unholy Matrimony
What I need you to do is I need you to stand up and turn around. Obviously, since you were already brought down here once before, you were told what you're under arrest for, correct?
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Unholy Matrimony
When Sabrina decided to move out, we looked at maybe six or eight places. There was one in this community that was off the streets and it was a big complex and it was right next to the soccer field. And then she looked at it and said, we'll take it.
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Unholy Matrimony
And so when we had a conversation with him, I think that there were a variety of factors. One of them was that we had trial coming up and that if we were going to make a deal, now was the time to do it and it was gonna cost something.
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Unholy Matrimony
Initially, as charged, he was facing life without the possibility of parole. And so they made this deal, but it was a substantial sentence. It was still 25 years. Jonathan was going to have to tell the prosecutor about Sabrina's involvement, and he was going to have to tell them everything.
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Unholy Matrimony
The widow of a man found dead in Tehachapi two years ago has been arrested in his death.
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Unholy Matrimony
Emotions were high in the courtroom this afternoon as Jonathan Hearn took to the stand for the first time in Sabrina Limon's trial.
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Unholy Matrimony
This Friday, the amateur arrives in IMAX. I want to find and kill the people who murdered my wife. Critics rave the amateur is a tense, unpredictable ride. You're just not a killer, Charlie. Train me. That constantly finds new and inventive ways to up the stakes. The first one you kill, you let the other ones know you're coming. I want them all.
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Unholy Matrimony
Academy Award winner Rami Malek and Academy Award nominee Laurence Fishburne. The Amateur, rated PG-13. Maybe inappropriate for children under 13. Only in theaters and IMAX Friday. Get tickets now.
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Unholy Matrimony
Something is off. She's just a little girl. You think she's faking it? She has adult teeth? There are signs of puberty?
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Unholy Matrimony
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A trial sparking national attention getting underway this morning. Sabrina Limon facing murder and conspiracy charges.
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Unholy Matrimony
Both Sabrina and Jonathan, they had a plan. And that plan was to get rid of Robert Lamont. Why? so they could be together. Why? So she could get in excess of $300,000 in life insurance money.
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Unholy Matrimony
When I met her, there was a sort of emotional magnetism there. I just found her to be a very entrancing person.
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Unholy Matrimony
She expressed that he would honestly rather be dead than divorced. Losing her would essentially kill him.
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Unholy Matrimony
What did Sabrina tell you she wanted you to do? With respect to Rob, to kill him.
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Unholy Matrimony
Banana pudding with Nilla wafers. I stirred in the the arsenic into the pudding.
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Unholy Matrimony
She called Robert and then she told him to not eat the pudding because I think she said that she told him the bananas had gone bad in it.
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Unholy Matrimony
When you're planning or lead up to the second attempt, what information did Sabrina provide you?
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Unholy Matrimony
She offered to find me pictures of the facility. She described the office layout and the interior to give me a kind of an idea of what to expect.
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Unholy Matrimony
I assembled some of the clothing that I would be wearing, a mask, two backpacks, extra ammunition, also some of the clothing, disguised clothing that I'd be wearing.
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Unholy Matrimony
At that time, Robert approached. We briefly spoke. He went to retrieve some things, and I went to pull out a firearm. However, the silencer was kind of stuck in the corner of the backpack that I had, so I fired the first shot from within the bag.
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Unholy Matrimony
I really didn't want to leave him if he wasn't entirely dead. So I went back around the backside of the truck and fired one more shot at him. and then closed the garage door behind me. Were you feeling happiness, elation, excitement? Immediately leaving probably fear, regret, and I'm sorry this sounds bad, but of relief that what had been in the works for so long was finally done.
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Unholy Matrimony
When you got home, what did you do? I saw that I had a lot of missed calls from Sabrina, so I called her. She wanted to make sure I was okay, and I did express that I had done it and that everything was about to change.
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Unholy Matrimony
Oh, how I love you. I adore you, Jonathan Hearn, exclamation mark, you sexy guy. Did you write that?
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Unholy Matrimony
Hello, it's Robin Roberts here. Hey guys, it's George Stephanopoulos here. Hey everybody, it's Michael Strahan here. Wake up with Good Morning America.
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Unholy Matrimony
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Unholy Matrimony
GMA 7A on ABC. On April 8th, the final season of The Handmaid's Tale arrives.
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Unholy Matrimony
Rebellion. Begins. How many bodies are you going to throw in the fire? When is enough enough? When there's no one left to fight.
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Unholy Matrimony
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Unholy Matrimony
Closing arguments are set to take place tomorrow after the prosecution and the defense rested this afternoon.
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Unholy Matrimony
That's in the text messages. That's in the pre-planning. That's in the cell phone locations. That's in the wiretaps. It's throughout. It's replete throughout. She needs to be held accountable for what she did with Jonathan Hearn. She needs to be held accountable for for letting her husband suffer, because he did.
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Unholy Matrimony
We, the jury, and panel to try the above entitled cause find the defendant, Sabrina Lamont, guilty of a felony to wit, murder of Robert Lamont.
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Unholy Matrimony
She didn't do this. I know that. She's an amazing mother, amazing person. She would never do anything like this.
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Unholy Matrimony
It was all very difficult to listen to. When it's someone that you've loved your whole life and you get to listen to people planning what they're going to do or what they've done to end his life.
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Unholy Matrimony
We, the jury, find it to be not true that Sabrina Limon placed the pudding with arsenic into Robert Limon's lunch.
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Unholy Matrimony
To Robert's family and his dear friends, I'm so sorry. I'm sorry for stealing your brother, your friend, your beloved relative, and taking your joy from you. I am at once the vilest offender. By God's grace, I am saved. In Christ, forgiven.
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Unholy Matrimony
OK. I've read and considered the briefs, and I've heard their oral arguments regarding the motion for new trial. Motion for new trial is denied. proceed to sentencing.
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Today I'm in Chino, California, driving to see my client, Sabrina Limon, who's incarcerated at the California Institution for Women. Sabrina's been doing really well ever since she's been incarcerated. Today we're going to discuss possible further steps to take in the appellate process. How was she doing in prison? I saw her very recently and I was very impressed. She has a lot of remorse for
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how her family was destroyed, and she takes responsibility that that would not have occurred if she had not engaged in that lifestyle. But I do not believe she should have been convicted of murder, soliciting murder, or conspiracy to commit murder.
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Unholy Matrimony
If you took away Jonathan's testimony and you just had Sabrina's testimony that she at one point told Jonathan where her husband worked and that he'd be working that day, how does that prove her intent to kill?
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It corroborates that, but... How is the content of his other testimony corroborated that she had the intent to kill, that she asked him to kill her husband, that she conspired to kill him? There's nothing. Nothing.
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Unholy Matrimony
I feel that it was insufficient corroboration of his testimony, but the Court of Appeal disagreed. We filed a petition for review in the California Supreme Court. That was denied. She's exhausted her state remedies, which allows her now to proceed in federal court.
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Unholy Matrimony
Jonathan is occupied in prison in an administrative capacity, and he's also participated in the prison ministry.
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Unholy Matrimony
A sister's love for her brother, and we should point out tonight that Sabrina Limon will be eligible for parole in 2033.
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Unholy Matrimony
Hello, it's Robin Roberts here. Hey guys, it's George Stephanopoulos here. Hey everybody, it's Michael Strahan here. Wake up with Good Morning America.
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Explosive Secrets
to this day i keep calling it the treasure trove of evidence it was astounding what was there if he was a real hitman why is he not threatening her with her life or threatening her family or kids it's a sensational trial complete with sex money and murder it's summed up in one word greed
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Could this accused con man also be a cold-blooded killer? Well, cops in Arizona want to find that out.
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You start to listen to the phone calls, and the next thing you hear is, you got your two, I want my four.
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Explosive Secrets
Well, you have a $2 million insurance policy, and you have Ron getting 400 and some odd thousand dollars in cash from Pam.
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Explosive Secrets
He was instructing her to take out certain amounts of money at different locations, use different accounts, don't mail from the same place twice, you know, vary your pattern so no one gets wise.
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Explosive Secrets
Is it okay to talk? Yeah. There's absolutely nothing... For investigators, this game of subterfuge and these under-the-radar payments from Pam Duran is starting to smell like a murder conspiracy.
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Explosive Secrets
FEMA County investigators named Young and Triano's former wife, Pamela Phillips, as suspects in the case. They're still looking for Phillips and believe she may be out of the country.
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Explosive Secrets
The trial itself started in March of 2010. We had been doing pretrial litigation for at least a year and a half leading up to that point.
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Explosive Secrets
He was able to recreate the entire bomb, all the way down to the battery purchased from Radio Shack, the remote-controlled air switch used to operate it, to detonate it, and even down to the duffel bag purchased from Walmart. That was an impressive display in front of the jury, I think.
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I helped you on something that was, you know, beyond what anybody else in the world would probably do, and I... I think that deserves some consideration, since you're living off the benefits of it.
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I am not going to keep sending more and more and more money unless I know it's in common of reasons.
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I think we felt confident. I mean, as a prosecutor, even on a strong case, you're always concerned about the potential one outlier juror that could lead to a hung jury.
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In front of the defendant, Ronald Kelly Young, guilty of the offense of first-degree murder.
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We can't tell you how many times we thought we would never see who killed my father.
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This will not be a short trial when it starts. Philip's defense has listed about 100 witnesses. He's making these threats to embarrass her.
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Explosive Secrets
For anyone who likes a sensational trial complete with sex, money, and murder, this one was worth the wait. It has it all.
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The Aspen socialite on trial for killing her ex-husband with a car bomb. Pamela Phillips maintains her innocence, but prosecutors say they can prove she's a killer.
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She said that she should just hire a hitman, have him taken out, and that the insurance policy was a $2 million insurance policy. She said it would just be really easy to do because he was so predictable because he played golf every day.
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Explosive Secrets
Right now, I want to know that we're capping it at four. I don't want this nebulous thing out there that we're supposedly supposed to... It's not nebulous. Listen to me. I am very serious about this.
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Explosive Secrets
Well, I tell you, you're going to be very serious when you sit in a women's prison for murder.
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We're on verdict watch as jury deliberation continues in the Pamela Phillips murder for hire trial.
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Explosive Secrets
We'd like to thank all our friends and everyone who supported us through this entire time. And we're sorry that it had to come to this because this woman was actually part of our family.
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Explosive Secrets
Well, the next step in the process, we did file our petition for post-conviction relief. I'm hopeful that we can do some genealogical testing if we can find the money to do that.
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Small Town, Big Con
I mean, they had three homes, a pickup truck, motorcycles, a nice antique car.
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Small Town, Big Con
They were living much higher than the majority of people in Beckley, West Virginia.
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Small Town, Big Con
From the outside, it appeared that a lot of the spending was on Michael's side.
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Small Town, Big Con
He donated a weight room to a local middle school. When he found out his youth pastor was going to be homeless for a while, he actually purchased a property for him to live in.
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Small Town, Big Con
There was an audit that was done. There were purchases made that weren't approved by the league.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie and Michael tell a local bank their business is worth more than $500 million when they apply for a $100,000 loan. Was her business worth $500 million?
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Small Town, Big Con
When it comes to a Ponzi scheme, there's no real business. There's no money being generated. Early investors get paid by new investor money, like shifting poker chips from one pile to another. And as long as the money's coming in from new investors, the Ponzi scheme can continue.
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Small Town, Big Con
If you're just taking one investor's money and giving it to another investor as if it's a legitimate return on their investment, that's a fraud.
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Small Town, Big Con
Successful Ponzi schemes almost always rely on trust. And you often find that people start very close to home.
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Small Town, Big Con
The Cochran business model seemed to be built on defrauding their friends and family. Many of them knew them their entire lives and they had no reason to not trust them.
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Small Town, Big Con
These were friends, neighbors and family members who were defrauded and the question is whether Michael knew about it.
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Small Town, Big Con
She was giving the same excuses to Michael that she was giving to the investors.
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Small Town, Big Con
The lives and paychecks of some 800,000 federal workers hanging in the balance.
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Small Town, Big Con
Around Christmas time in 2018, there was a government shutdown and it lasted until January 25th of the following year.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie used this whole government shutdown to her advantage. Her investors were coming and saying, we want our money. We'd like to pull it out. And she would say, well, I can't. The government is shut down. There's no way to get access to your money. They're not paying anybody. She had a never-ending list of reasons that they were not seeing their returns.
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Small Town, Big Con
When she could no longer blame the federal government for the delays, she turned to, I guess, more of the emotional side of, you know, saying that she had cancer.
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Small Town, Big Con
Chris drops the insulin around 1030 that morning. Jennifer and Chris receive a photo about two hours later, around 1230, of Michael laying unconscious in the Cochran's kitchen floor.
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Small Town, Big Con
Michael is moved from the floor to the couch. People start coming into the home saying, hey, you should probably take him to the hospital.
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Small Town, Big Con
Almost unilaterally, all of Natalie's friends were urging her to take Michael to the hospital, and Michael needed medical attention.
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Small Town, Big Con
Chris Davis shows up and insists that they take Michael to the hospital. And they load Michael in the car.
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Small Town, Big Con
He's been unconscious for seven, eight hours. Like, we're getting him to the hospital.
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Small Town, Big Con
The Davises also received texts from Natalie showing Michael in the hospital.
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Small Town, Big Con
She seemed to be a relatively driven student in school. She was passionate about what she did. She loved her family.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie starts a scholarship called the Coach Michael Cochran Legacy Scholarship. It appeared that Natalie was selecting people who were family members. There were also people that Michael coached.
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Small Town, Big Con
The defense counsel made it clear they were living this lavish lifestyle. So how couldn't he have known that this was a Ponzi scheme?
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Small Town, Big Con
Just in shock. I was still in shock. The defense can say maybe he died of something else.
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Small Town, Big Con
Your daughter-in-law is being accused of killing your son. I mean, how do you kill somebody that you're supposed to love?
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Small Town, Big Con
So that disgruntled customer then connected investigators with someone who said he had invested with Natalie Cochran.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie called the alleged financial crimes bogus, and ultimately authorities decided not to charge her with anything related to the Little League.
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Small Town, Big Con
There were eight people in total. They are full-ride scholarships for up to eight years.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie Cochran has insisted the scholarships would have been paid if her assets hadn't eventually been frozen by the government. But investigators had a different view.
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Small Town, Big Con
Reaching a deal with prosecutors, Natalie pled guilty to two counts, an unlawful monetary transaction and wire fraud.
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Small Town, Big Con
The court also ordered her to pay back $2.5 million to the investors she fleeced. But with little income coming in, it will likely be a very long process.
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Small Town, Big Con
They open the fridge. They find the vial of insulin. It's suspicious that it shouldn't be there. Nobody in the family is diabetic.
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Small Town, Big Con
No autopsy had been done on Michael Cochran. The death certificate issued by the hospice where he died listed natural causes.
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Small Town, Big Con
As the years went on, did they have a happy marriage? As far as I know, they had a happy marriage.
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Small Town, Big Con
And remember, the fraud investigation is still ongoing. In June of 2019, federal and state authorities conduct a search of the Cochran house.
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Small Town, Big Con
Life in West Virginia can kind of be summed up just like here people really focus on work, family, and their faith.
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Small Town, Big Con
Authorities develop a theory of how Natalie may have used insulin to kill Michael.
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Small Town, Big Con
You get low blood sugar by receiving too much insulin. Natalie had access to insulin. She had the means to inject it.
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Small Town, Big Con
She knew exactly what insulin would do. Investigators believe there's enough circumstantial evidence to tie Natalie to Michael's death.
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Small Town, Big Con
The investigators thought the text messages looked suspicious. Michael didn't know about the Ponzi scheme, but he was learning.
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Small Town, Big Con
Two people with no background in federal contracting. Suddenly they're going to be arms dealers for the federal government.
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Small Town, Big Con
There were media outlets from all over the country here. The interest in this case was huge.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie Cochran is a young woman. An 11-year sentence with good time served for the Ponzi scheme is relatively short versus a life sentence for murder. Those stakes are incredibly high.
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Small Town, Big Con
Thank you. On February the 5th of 2019, Michael Cochran was a 200-pound, healthy 38-year-old man. By midday of February 6th of 2019, he had lost consciousness, and he would never regain consciousness. The state needs to get ahead of the fact that it's an entirely circumstantial case. You've got to tell the jury. You're not going to get the stuff you get on TV. There's no DNA.
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Small Town, Big Con
We absolutely believe that the imminent failure of the Ponzi scheme was Natalie's motive to kill Michael. That was going to happen, and it was going to happen very, very quickly if she didn't act.
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Small Town, Big Con
Several hours later, Natalie sends Jennifer a picture of Michael unconscious on the kitchen floor.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie contacts two construction workers that had worked for the family and says, Michael's on the floor. I'm going to need help picking him up from the floor and taking him into the living room.
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Small Town, Big Con
So after Chris Davis drops off the bag of insulin, Natalie sends out a text. She invites several friends over throughout the day to check on his condition and essentially make sure he's okay, but not take him to the hospital.
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Small Town, Big Con
Stephanie Hamilton, a physician's assistant, came over to check Michael out and found him non-responsive.
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Small Town, Big Con
You also heard from her late in the day. Take a look at that. 21. What does that mean?
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Small Town, Big Con
But by this time, it's too late. Michael gets to the hospital, but the damage has been done.
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Small Town, Big Con
Thank you, Your Honor. State calls Robert Hindsman. Raise your right hand, please, sir. Bob Hindsman was the primary investigator of the defendant's Ponzi scheme, and he explained there was really no evidence that Michael knew what was going on. Now, the defense has floated the theory that Michael Cocker was up to his eyeballs in this Ponzi scheme.
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Small Town, Big Con
From your investigation, do you have any evidence that would support that?
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Small Town, Big Con
Do you have any evidence that he knew that this was a fraud being carried out?
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Small Town, Big Con
the investigation had revealed that Michael was beginning to ask some really tough questions of Natalie about where the money was going.
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Small Town, Big Con
The day before, February 5th of 2019, it was arranged by the Cochran's to charter a flight from Beckley down to Lynchburg, Virginia to meet with the Bank of America banker. And of course, that was a meeting that Natalie could never allow to happen because if it did happen, then Michael would know, and that would have been the end of her Ponza scheme.
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Small Town, Big Con
Court Nexsen was an employee of Bank of America. He testified via Zoom in this trial because he's not local.
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Small Town, Big Con
Correct. Looks like they said they were going to fly in, so we were basically responding to their schedule and setting things up as best we could.
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Small Town, Big Con
Putting Jennifer Davis on the stand explains how Natalie got the insulin that she needed to kill Michael. Jennifer, at this point, you were offering to help out a friend in need. Is that fair to say?
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Small Town, Big Con
According to Dr. Uribe, who was one of our forensic pathologists, the only way that Michael's blood sugar could have plummeted to 21 was if someone else had given him insulin.
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Small Town, Big Con
And what did you determine were Michael Cochran's cause and manner of death?
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Small Town, Big Con
The guard of the state calls Timothy Bledsoe to the stand. Tim was able to draw all of the parallels and connect all of the pieces. He was able to explain for the jury how and why the Ponzi scheme and the failure of the Ponzi scheme led to the murder of Michael Cochran.
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Small Town, Big Con
And we previously heard Jennifer Davis testify that she had insulin sent to the defendant's home. Is that your understanding?
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Small Town, Big Con
They were trusted in the community. A lot of the investors were family and close friends.
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Small Town, Big Con
And throughout the entire course of your investigation, did you ever uncover any evidence that the defendant had cancer?
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Small Town, Big Con
The atmosphere in the courtroom was, what's the defense going to bring? You could sense some anxiety there of what the defense was going to say about Michael to try and explain away Natalie's actions.
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Small Town, Big Con
The theory by the defense counsel is that Michael Cochran was not a healthy individual.
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Small Town, Big Con
The defense asked the same line of questioning to the Cochran's son, whose face is concealed on the witness stand because he's a minor.
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Small Town, Big Con
He was taking things from Mexico, they were saying. Things that were not approved by the FDA.
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Small Town, Big Con
The defense also tries to hammer away at the state's motive, the Ponzi scheme. They claim Natalie Cochran wasn't the only one involved. They say Michael was too.
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Small Town, Big Con
We had heard that Natalie Cochran was going to take the stand. She had informed the judge that she was going to testify on her own behalf. And at the last minute, she decided that she wasn't going to testify.
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Small Town, Big Con
The jury was extremely attentive. The jury was never more invested in what was being said than in the closing arguments.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie was a diabetic counselor and a pharmacist. She knew that injecting insulin into a non-diabetic would cause harm.
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Small Town, Big Con
She chose over and over, after repeated pleas from friends and loved ones, to leave Michael on the couch.
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Small Town, Big Con
Well, it was actually the pharmacist in the kitchen, according to the prosecution's theory.
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Small Town, Big Con
She had a clear motive. And you saw that leading up to this date, Michael was about to find out what she was doing to people. Do we know what he was going to do with that information? We never will because he won't have the chance to tell us.
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Small Town, Big Con
Twenty-one was such a crucial number because nobody's blood glucose should be at that level unless you've had an injection of insulin.
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Small Town, Big Con
That's the number we're going to rely on to convince you beyond a reasonable doubt that this defendant killed Michael Cochran. Find this defendant guilty of first degree murder because that's exactly what she did.
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Small Town, Big Con
People yell out, there's a verdict. And then people start scurrying to get a seat inside the courtroom.
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Small Town, Big Con
It was exhilarating to hear the word guilty. And all I can think is we did it. We got her.
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Small Town, Big Con
Mercy, which means the defendant gets parole eligibility after serving 15 years, or no mercy, which means there's no eligibility for parole.
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Small Town, Big Con
Natalie Cochran's family ended up leaving when the family of Michael Cochran, when they were up there.
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Small Town, Big Con
The Cochran business model seemed to be built on defrauding their friends and family.
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Small Town, Big Con
They call guys like us war dogs, bottom feeders who make money off of war without ever stepping foot on the battlefield.
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Small Town, Big Con
It might surprise people to know that any civilian can seek a government contract. All you have to do is register and then you can start bidding. It can be a small business, an individual, a nonprofit agreeing to provide goods or services to the government at a specific rate at an agreed upon time. The process is you discover the contract, you bid on the contract.
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Small Town, Big Con
Tactical Solutions Group was supposed to be a whole goods seller. So they could sell health care equipment, masks, firearms, and various things like that.
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Small Town, Big Con
Michael Cochran would spend hours sifting through all of these government contracts. And he would tell Natalie what he'd found. She'd go to the investors and say, Michael found the most incredible investment.
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Small Town, Big Con
They had multiple vehicles. They had motorcycles. They were buying trips overseas.
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Small Town, Big Con
It appeared that Natalie and Michael were quite wealthy, and they were living like they were.
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They had multiple vehicles. They had motorcycles. They were buying trips overseas to Paris. They went to Hawaii.
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48 Hours
Stalking Shadows
She told me about this young guy asking her out at her apartment complex when she had gone to check her mail.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
He was just very outgoing and just fit right in wherever you took him. He was a people person, animal person.
48 Hours
Coerced Confessions
He had those Charlie Manson eyes. You know, he looked really crazy. I said, he gave me the creeps.
Acquired
TSMC (Remastered)
Is it you? Is it you? Is it you? Sit me down. Say it straight. Another story on the way.
Acquired
TSMC (Remastered)
Who got the truth? Is it you, is it you, is it you who got the truth now?
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
White House BTS, Google buys Wiz, Treasury vs Fed, Space Rescue
We open source it to the fans and they've just gone crazy with it.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
White House BTS, Google buys Wiz, Treasury vs Fed, Space Rescue
Let your winners ride. Rain Man, David Sasson.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz
This is not syntopical.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz
Do you think I don't know about the Yamanaka factor? I can tell you. The Yamanaka factor.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz
No. It's like, no. It needs to be cleanable. It's like cheap.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz
This is how it starts, David. David, this is how it starts.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz
I'm going to catch up, boys. I'm going to catch up.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Fixing the American Dream with Andrew Schulz
And it said, we open sourced it to the fans and they've just gone crazy with it. Love you, Wes. Nice squeeze.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
I have no idea.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
Hmm.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
Absolutely. Absolutely.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
We'll let your winners ride.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
Rain Man, David Sass.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
And it said, we open sourced it to the fans and they've just gone crazy with it. Love you, West Coast. I squeeze.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Tariffs, Trump's Economic Endgame, Market Chaos, Bitcoin Reserve, CoreWeave IPO
We need to get merch.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE updates + Liberation Day Tariff Reactions with Ben Shapiro and Antonio Gracias
Thank you.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE updates + Liberation Day Tariff Reactions with Ben Shapiro and Antonio Gracias
what they intend to do nick you want to play the clip i could see in the next few years that we are going to have to have some kind of a grand global economic reordering there's something on the equivalent of a new bretton woods or if you want to go back like a treat something back to the steel agreements or the treaty of versailles
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE updates + Liberation Day Tariff Reactions with Ben Shapiro and Antonio Gracias
Well done. Thanks, guys. We'll let your winners ride.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE updates + Liberation Day Tariff Reactions with Ben Shapiro and Antonio Gracias
Rain Man, David Sack.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE updates + Liberation Day Tariff Reactions with Ben Shapiro and Antonio Gracias
And it said, we open sourced it to the fans and they've just gone crazy with it. Love you, Wes. Nice to meet you.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE updates + Liberation Day Tariff Reactions with Ben Shapiro and Antonio Gracias
We need to get merch. This is our
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Epstein Files Flop, State of the Market, Autonomous Robots, Trump's Gold Card, Friedberg on Jeopardy
Yeah.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Epstein Files Flop, State of the Market, Autonomous Robots, Trump's Gold Card, Friedberg on Jeopardy
We'll let your winners ride.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Epstein Files Flop, State of the Market, Autonomous Robots, Trump's Gold Card, Friedberg on Jeopardy
And instead, we open source it to the fans, and they've just gone crazy with it. Love you, Wesley.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Epstein Files Flop, State of the Market, Autonomous Robots, Trump's Gold Card, Friedberg on Jeopardy
We need to get merch.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Epstein Files Flop, State of the Market, Autonomous Robots, Trump's Gold Card, Friedberg on Jeopardy
Do you want an intro to the show or get some warm-up banter about Jeopardy?
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Epstein Files Flop, State of the Market, Autonomous Robots, Trump's Gold Card, Friedberg on Jeopardy
Or do you want to go right into Epstein? The letter from Pam to Cash is crazy. Dear Director Patel,
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Break up Google, Starbucks CEO out, Kamala’s price controls, Boeing disaster, Kursk offensive
That's a great quote. Winston Churchill is strong.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Break up Google, Starbucks CEO out, Kamala’s price controls, Boeing disaster, Kursk offensive
I'd like to hang with that dude. That's a guy I would like to hang out with.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Break up Google, Starbucks CEO out, Kamala’s price controls, Boeing disaster, Kursk offensive
And then, Sax, what about Nord Stream, what we just found out about Nord Stream?
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Break up Google, Starbucks CEO out, Kamala’s price controls, Boeing disaster, Kursk offensive
None of them are buttons. None of them are buttons.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
And then you get Nutrisense for your life. What a grifter. He's just talking about his investments. Those are the four things you focus on. The four essentials. You get a good Athena assistant. All of this is brought to you by my NGO, which is All In NGO. USAID gave us $18 million last year.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
You can see the musical.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
Let your winners ride.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
Rain Man, David Sasson.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
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All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
You can tell that that was generative AI because nobody has legs that thin. How could you have biceps and then legs that thin? It doesn't make sense.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
Those are the four things you focus on. Make sure you have a good Athena. You get a good Athena assistant. All of this is brought to you by my NGO, which is All In NGO.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
Bye-bye. Thanks, guys. We'll let your winners ride.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
Rain Man, David Sass.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
And it said, we open sourced it to the fans and they've just gone crazy with it.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
We need to get merch.
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
DOGE vs USAID, Crypto Framework, Google's $75B AI Spend, US Sovereign Wealth Fund, GLP-1s
All right, everybody.
American Alchemy
The Most Knowledgeable UFO Researcher In The World
When we look at collecting data, one of the areas that we look to collect data is through a psionic asset, which is an individual who's trained in remote viewing. psychic abilities, telekinesis, that type of thing.
American Alchemy
The Most Knowledgeable UFO Researcher In The World
We back-channeled it. That was us. We back-channeled that. That was you. That was me.
American Alchemy
The Most Knowledgeable UFO Researcher In The World
I'll tell you a fairly weird story here. Stanton gave me Sarbacher's number and then he called me back and he said, Sarbacher is waiting for you to call him. He's very eager to talk to you. So I call Saarbrück. Saarbrück proceeds to tell me all kinds of detail about the materials that he was working on at the Battelle Memorial Institute about how when Electron microscopes became operative.
American Alchemy
The Most Knowledgeable UFO Researcher In The World
They understood that there was a molecular grid, a designed grid inside this very thin material, and that was what made it so strong. And I think that's probably been extrapolated out into our military technology in many different ways.
American Alchemy
The Most Knowledgeable UFO Researcher In The World
Look, man, if you took two guesses, you'd get both of them right on the first try. There you go.
American Alchemy
The Most Knowledgeable UFO Researcher In The World
Definitely no aircraft systems that have leveraged anything. And there's been no one-to-one reproduction. A lot of that fell into the psyche of the UFO community because of Bob Lazar and then Brad Sorensen and Mark McCandless. So... I don't know where they're coming from. And then other people kind of came out of the woodwork saying the same thing, but no proof.
American History Hit
Jamestown: Surviving The Fort
And while you're at it, share it with a friend. American History Hit with me, Don Wildman. So grateful for your support.
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
Oh, that is beyond creepy. Do you feel like this drone?
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
You know what I mean? Barry. Barry, right? Barry Jocelyn, right?
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
You told me about it. I think you did tell me about it at the time.
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
And then he was like, and then the next week. Was that a scene in Sir Jessica's house? Yes.
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
Like Chinese food or something. Yes, yes. I do kind of remember that.
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
And we had to ad-lib what we felt insecure about. Right. Do you remember this? I said my neck, right? Yes, and I said my thighs. Yeah. Yes, it was the only time we've ever. Yeah, said her nose, right? Yes.
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
Oh, that is beyond creepy. Do you feel like this drone? Was targeting you specifically?
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
It actually rotated around our house, looking as if it was peering in each window of our home.
Are You A Charlotte?
Cynthia Nixon is here...
It actually rotated around our house, looking as if it was peering in each window of our home.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Seth Rogen Returns Again
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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Seth Rogen Returns Again
Nope. It's Stephen Graham from Adolescence, isn't it?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Seth Rogen Returns Again
He's the lead in it. That's so sim. But a London restaurant. Oh my God. I'm cutting that.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Seth Rogen Returns Again
There's a lot of stunt people in your movie.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Seth Rogen Returns Again
The whole fucking movie. There's like a hundred people listening.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
Oh, my God, yeah. Wow, really?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
Yeah, I strongly agree. Okay.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
A little projection. No, not projection. Just interject.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
Yeah. Terrible quality, but yeah. Five. Five.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
I agree. I would have gone right. I think we're there.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
I mean, I get there after a long, long time.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
Is it like, is there a glitch?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
I do do that. Let's go regs.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
I'm not good at that. Let's go with regs.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
How long is your penis? God.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
Okay, I'd agree with that.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Blaise Aguirre (on overcoming self-hatred)
That feels like neutral. That's a push.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
It all circles back.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
He's an armchair expert.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah, yeah. Philip Zimbardo. Zimbardo did the Stanford Prism.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
This is a horrible conversation.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Imagine this. You help your little brother land a great job abroad. But when he arrives, the job doesn't exist. Instead, he's trapped in a heavily guarded compound, forced to sit at a computer and scam innocent victims. all while armed guards stand by with shoot-to-kill orders.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Scam Factory, the explosive new true crime podcast from Wondery, exposes a multibillion-dollar criminal empire operating in plain sight. Told through one family's harrowing account of sleepless nights, desperate phone calls, and dangerous rescue attempts, Scam Factory reveals a brutal truth. The only way out is to scam their way out.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
That's where it ends.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
I gotta go. Fuck this. You're on your own, Toots.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Hey! Yeah, you did a good job.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
But I felt scared.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Do you want to try it?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Can you tell me more about why you stopped blowing your nose?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
I'm going to send them your bulletin.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
And then our feelings get hurt. Yeah. Well, no, no, no. Navigating that.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Not an apology.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
This is very exciting.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Are you Sarah? Maybe I am.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
I mean, look, definitions.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Riding. Bottoms usually receive penetration.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
There's also a cowboy riding a penis on one of them.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
You don't think so?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah, yeah, good.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah, yeah, good for you, yeah.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Everyone's busy. Yeah.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Ugly, is that what you said?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah, that's true.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah. Yeah, I don't do that. I don't know how to do it. I don't know what that's like. Yeah.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
You're right. But even.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
That's not who you are.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Suzanne's almost here.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
I see some spittle.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Oh yeah, that's true.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
This is like cookie boy.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
It's exactly the same.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
It has a chart, but I don't get it.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
This means they must be heads or tails.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Alison Wood Brooks (on the science of conversation)
Yeah. Okay, wonderful.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jonathan Haidt Returns (on the Anxious Generation)
What are they called?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jonathan Haidt Returns (on the Anxious Generation)
They don't have a lobby.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jonathan Haidt Returns (on the Anxious Generation)
You're two for two.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jonathan Haidt Returns (on the Anxious Generation)
All right, love you.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
No cheating. We're staying within the boundaries, guys.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Exactly. Stay tuned for more Armchair Expert, if you dare.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
At 24, I lost my narrative, or rather it was stolen from me. And the Monica Lewinsky that my friends and family knew was usurped by false narratives, callous jokes, and politics. I would define reclaiming as to take back what was yours. Something you possess is lost or stolen, and ultimately you triumph in finding it again.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
So I think listeners can expect me to be chatting with folks, both recognizable and unrecognizable names about the way that people have navigated roads to triumph. My hope is that people will finish an episode of Reclaiming and feel like they filled their tank up. They connected with the people that I'm talking to and leave with maybe some nuggets that help them feel a little more hopeful.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Follow Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to Reclaiming early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery Plus in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Imagine this. You help your little brother land a great job abroad. But when he arrives, the job doesn't exist. Instead, he's trapped in a heavily guarded compound, forced to sit at a computer and scam innocent victims. all while armed guards stand by with shoot-to-kill orders.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Scam Factory, the explosive new true crime podcast from Wondery, exposes a multibillion-dollar criminal empire operating in plain sight. Told through one family's harrowing account of sleepless nights, desperate phone calls, and dangerous rescue attempts, Scam Factory reveals a brutal truth. The only way out is to scam their way out.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Follow Scam Factory on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can binge all episodes of Scam Factory early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery Plus.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Stay tuned for more Armchair Expert, if you dare.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Stay tuned for the fact check. It's where the party's at.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
Stay tuned for more Armchair Expert, if you dare. Armchair Expert
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nate Silver (statistician)
He's an entrepreneur. He's an entrepreneur.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Fei Fei Li (on a human-centered approach to AI)
Moscow State University.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Fei Fei Li (on a human-centered approach to AI)
Yeah, thank you for putting it that way.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Fei Fei Li (on a human-centered approach to AI)
You know what I'm saying?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Fei Fei Li (on a human-centered approach to AI)
It's a story of suffering.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Fei Fei Li (on a human-centered approach to AI)
This is a very, very sinking...
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rebecca Lemov (on brainwashing)
No, it's not because you made them the same.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rebecca Lemov (on brainwashing)
If they have the exact same everything. Yeah.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Herman Pontzer (on evolutionary anthropology)
He's an armchair expert He's an armchair expert He's an armchair expert
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
And this was the day that I stopped eating hot dogs. This is a good example of how if you care about something, you can twist it.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
What about Mr. and Mrs. Smith? Really quick. You did a little cameo. I love that.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
And do you know about Anderson Cooper? He's a Vanderbilt. The journalist.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
That was a good move. Sheen. Martin Sheen. Oh, Martin Sheen.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
First, you don't want the soap touching it. And then you use the soap directly.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
Thank you guys. Bye. Bye. He is an armchair expert, but he makes mistakes all the time. Thank God Monica's here.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
Well, you're in front of a computer. She's not listed on the IMDb. You just go to cast black bag. Well, she's not listed there, but.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Eiza Gonzalez
Well, I think I would say skin. No. When you're talking skin in a hot dog, it's going to be like flakes.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
You're so fucking strong. Oh, God. Thanks for noticing. You're really strong.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
That's my identity. I'm like, you listen to podcasts? I'm like the Kristen Bell of podcasts. So you got an earbud in there. What are you listening to?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
Don't worry, I'm not scumbag. I'm here to Kristen Bell. Implicate her. 50% of the time people do want me in the photo.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
It's like, you went to Miami. Your Honor, she was in Miami. What do you want me to say?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
You're there all the time, aren't you? It's not all it's cracked up to be.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
This hair was thin in my 20s, but it ain't bad in my 50s. Hello. Hello.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
It's so nice. Sometimes you can do it legally. And with medical supervision.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
Bezos' box. Bezos' beat-off box challenge. Honey, I'm hosting a new show. That was my idea.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
You pump it, might grab the elbow if you're really confident. Oh, the elbow, and then the big smack on the shoulder. Try to put him on the ground.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
It's so stupid. It's good, though. Jeff Bezos.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
Yeah. Bill Lawrence is incredible. Oh, he's amazing. I've never worked for anyone better.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
God almighty. I didn't even model out that.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
I'm the same as him. You're the same. Okay. That's a gimme. Sleep with her. Seth Rogen did three. Oh, okay. Boom, got you.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
With the powerhouse streamers. I'm setting up a deal this year where I fuck Amazon. Get some of those pesos.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
I sure hope there weren't any mistakes in that episode, but we'll find out when my mom, Mrs. Monica, comes in and tells us what was wrong.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
We had the day off. We had the day off.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
I don't even know how I drive this thing.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
Vincent was with me and thought it was for him. Oh, no. Kept asking him when he gets his present. Oh, no. This happened before with us, Rob, did it?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
He offered it to me. And then you had to go rebuy it, right? Calvin, I told him he could get one thing from the gift shop. He got a lollipop and he gave it to Monica.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
And then you had to sneak back in and get another.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
He has a million stuffies. If it weren't for that, I'd give him it.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
And what is this? I think it's a like Sasquatch. The box says.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
Tall, multi-layer sandwich made with a variety of meats, cheeses, and condiments.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
It's taller with just like regular white bread. Like the house is on the border of Kentucky and Cincinnati. I mean, I don't think the bread matters, but like a typical loaf.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Ike Barinholtz Returns Again
He's a real pervert. A tasteful bathing suit shot of Monica or her eyes.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nikki Glaser
That's not really what happened. No, you should listen back.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Nikki Glaser
It sounds like a vape company? It sounds like a brand of vape.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Andrew Schulz
He is an armchair expert, but he makes mistakes all the time. Thank God Monica's here. She's got to let him have the facts.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jesse Eisenberg
I sure hope there weren't any mistakes in that episode, but we'll find out when my mom, Mrs. Monica, comes in and tells us what was wrong.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jesse Eisenberg
I don't talk about how cute my sister is all the time. I'm just kidding.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jesse Eisenberg
And you go, oh, he loves plastic. That's what he's saying.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Jesse Eisenberg
I can't remember how it came across my desk. Take it off your chest. Get it off my desk. That's your Ariana Grande.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
So when I get there, they're like, ah, and I'm like, ah.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
Stay tuned for more Armchair Expert, if you dare.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
A dull sound. It's moving. Please, God, keep your heads turned. Small bursts of wind came. Lift. Thunk. Lift. Thunk. Lift. Crack. Silence. The wind is picking up. My children are cold.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
I don't care if this is your one millionth interview. I got everything I wanted out of it.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
He is an armchair expert, but he makes mistakes all the time. Thank God Monica's here. She's got to let him have the facts.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
Yeah, we've been out since like 7 yesterday, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Yep. What did you guys did you like candles and stuff? We did. And then our neighbor's window flew out of the frame and shattered in the side of our house.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
Behind the closed doors of government offices and military compounds, there are hidden stories and buried secrets from the darkest corners of history. From covert experiments pushing the boundaries of science to operations so secretive they were barely whispered about.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
Each week on Redacted Declassified Mysteries, we pull back the curtain on these hidden histories, 100% true and verifiable stories that expose the shadowy underbelly of power. Consider Operation Paperclip, where former Nazi scientists were brought to America after World War II, not as prisoners, but as assets to advance U.S. intelligence during the Cold War.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Josh Brolin Returns
These are just old conspiracy theories. They're thoroughly investigated accounts that reveal the uncomfortable truths still shaping our world today. The stories are real. The secrets are shocking. Follow Redacted Declassified Mysteries on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to Redacted early and ad-free right now on Wondery+.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Lauren Graham Returns
There's not a guy with a fucking roller. Which we still have on Sunset.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Lauren Graham Returns
Oh, that's funny. But you said it took you 30 minutes.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Lauren Graham Returns
You're much younger, but I'm very intimidated by you.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Chelsea Handler Returns Again
Oh, happy birthday. I didn't know that.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Chelsea Handler Returns Again
There's thousands in the garage door.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dove Cameron
He had big aspirations, but it worked out for him. And we're so proud of him.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dove Cameron
Oh, my God. Wait. Shockingly large eyes. What a beautiful little babe.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dove Cameron
He's like, nice knees. Yes. Good knees. He's so ahead of the game with those big eyes and giving compliments.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dove Cameron
But I really want to go. You just got to do what Sia does.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dove Cameron
It looks like the skin is peeled off. That's that bottom part.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Dove Cameron
Yeah. You blanch and boil it and then you enjoy it raw or sashimi or cook it in various ways like stir frying.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Mindy Kaling
Imagine this. You help your little brother land a great job abroad. But when he arrives, the job doesn't exist. Instead, he's trapped in a heavily guarded compound, forced to sit at a computer and scam innocent victims. all while armed guards stand by with shoot-to-kill orders.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Mindy Kaling
Scam Factory, the explosive new true crime podcast from Wondery, exposes a multi-billion dollar criminal empire operating in plain sight. Told through one family's harrowing account of sleepless nights, desperate phone calls, and dangerous rescue attempts, Scam Factory reveals a brutal truth. The only way out is to scam their way out.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Mindy Kaling
He is an armchair expert, but he makes mistakes all the time. Thank God Monica's here. She's got to let him have the facts.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Nurses II
Foreign body and rectum. I feel like we're just going to get weird submissions. Hopefully. Well, no, someone that had someone else's foreign body in their butt. Oh, like a body part?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Nurses II
Do you want to sing a tune or something? Or a theme song? Oh. Okay, great.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Nurses II
You know, it's like, how do people do that? I've been in this situation too many times and not felt any of those things. Yes. The dull eyes, the quiet. Like, I've never been quiet a moment in my fucking life. Yes. Yes.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Animal Attack II
All right. All times come and go. Good times take them slow. My life, I had them both. But one thing you got to know. I'm going to keep on shining.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
Follow Scam Factory on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can binge all episodes of Scam Factory early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery+.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
Vertical, that's the worst condition.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
Once a pachromaniac, always a pachromaniac.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
We don't have a theme song for this new show, so here I go, go, go. We're going to ask some random questions, and with the help of our cherries, we'll get some suggestions. I'm a flyer, I'm a flyer.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
This is before anxiety and adulthood kicked in. So I'm much less laid back now. But at the time, it was like anything goes.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
Imagine this. You help your little brother land a great job abroad. But when he arrives, the job doesn't exist. Instead, he's trapped in a heavily guarded compound, forced to sit at a computer and scam innocent victims. all while armed guards stand by with shoot-to-kill orders.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DIY Disaster
Scam Factory, the explosive new true crime podcast from Wondery, exposes a multibillion-dollar criminal empire operating in plain sight. Told through one family's harrowing account of sleepless nights, desperate phone calls, and dangerous rescue attempts, Scam Factory reveals a brutal truth. The only way out is to scam their way out.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Children's Party
Okay, great. We don't have a theme song for this new show, so here I go, go, go. We're gonna ask some random questions, and with the help of our cherries, we'll get some suggestions. On the fly, Ryan Bish.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DNA Testing
A whole plot fucking twist. Stop it.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DNA Testing
Do you want to sing a tune or something? We don't have a theme song. Oh. Okay, great. We don't have a theme song for this new show, so here I go, go, go. We're gonna ask some random questions, and with the help of our cherries, we'll get some suggestions on the Flyer Rhyme Edition.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: DNA Testing
He actually was the milkman. Oh, wonderful.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: I Quit
We don't have a theme song for this new show, so here I go, go, go. We're going to ask some random questions, and with the help of our cherries, we'll get some suggestions. I'm a fly-riding fish.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: I Quit
Giardia? What's that? How'd you get that?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: I Quit
Hard times come and go Good times take them slow Hi.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: I Quit
Do you think you've ever had beaver fever?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Bad Proposals
Follow Scam Factory on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can binge all episodes of Scam Factory early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery+.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Bad Proposals
Imagine this. You help your little brother land a great job abroad. But when he arrives, the job doesn't exist. Instead, he's trapped in a heavily guarded compound, forced to sit at a computer and scam innocent victims. all while armed guards stand by with shoot-to-kill orders.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Bad Proposals
Scam Factory, the explosive new true crime podcast from Wondery, exposes a multibillion-dollar criminal empire operating in plain sight. Told through one family's harrowing account of sleepless nights, desperate phone calls, and dangerous rescue attempts, Scam Factory reveals a brutal truth. The only way out is to scam their way out.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Sports Event
Holy shit. Now I hate all these people.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Armchair Anonymous: Meet Cute II
Oh, nothing. It's not like a 45 year old guy.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rerelease: Roy Choi
And to have to carry the weight of that, it sucks.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rerelease: Roy Choi
Yeah, that's a big risk being realistic about who people are. Like they want tropes.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rerelease: Roy Choi
We said maybe Rob, he has enough kids, he'll be actually over 100% Asian.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rerelease: Roy Choi
He also has an incredible addiction story, gambling addiction.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rerelease: Roy Choi
That's a similar. This was all in like three days. What year was this?
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
Rerelease: Roy Choi
America is the spot for ugly ass motherfuckers.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
Imagine an app designed to make you use it less. Seems counterproductive, no? Well, Apartments.com's Instant Alert feature works exactly that way. Instead of scanning rental listings a million times a day, simply set and forget your search to whatever you're looking for in a place and let Apartments.com do the rest.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
From pet-friendly apartments to balconies to in-unit ACs, Apartments.com's powerful search tools let you know when the perfect combination of features you're seeking is listed. So you don't have to power through rental descriptions one by one.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
With more rental listings than anywhere else, Apartments.com's instant alerts mean you can spend less time online looking for the perfect place and more time doing you. Apartments.com, the place to find a place.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
All right, I may not be as funny as Nikki Glaser. I want to pitch a series of, like, calendars where men are just crying in a therapist's office or punching a pillow and working out their anger towards their dad. But I do have my moments. I actually have full conversations.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
With the moon. Yes. I try to keep it pretty balanced on this podcast, a little fun dance between comedy, therapy, self-medicating. Oh, and sorry, if you haven't guessed, hi, I'm Caitlin Bristow, host of Off the Vine Podcast, where we like to just keep things loose and keep them raw and keep them real. Like when we have listeners call in and give confessions.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
And then that glass of wine progressed into me becoming a unicorn for them.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
But we do, and I promise you this, try to keep it honest and vulnerable. So jump on the wagon, not off. Grab your favorite bottle of wine, preferably Spade and Sparrows, and join the Vinos. Have yourself a time. The Off the Vine podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts.
Barely Famous
Breaking It Down With Cate & Ty
I'll show up in pajamas. I don't give a shit. I'll get some snacks. Let's do this.
Big Time
Introducing Big Time
Every newspaper, every radio program in Ireland was talking about the kidnapped millionaire.
Big Time
Introducing Big Time
I did lend David my car quite often, and that man would never put gas in it.
Blink | Jake Haendel's Story
4: Heroin or Heroine
Not that we'd been completely cut off, but he became a little more, for a month or two, he became more family oriented. She seemed very polite. She wasn't afraid of like, oh, here's my fiance's parents. Are they going to like me? I mean, she was just herself, you know.
Blink | Jake Haendel's Story
4: Heroin or Heroine
I remember the phone call. He called me and he said, I met someone. Her name is Elle. He just sounded so happy on this call. I hadn't heard him sound so happy in a really long time. And I said, how do you feel about her? He said, I'm crazy about her. And that's when the relationship started with Elle. I remember she was so pretty and super upbeat. Such a great impression.
Blink | Jake Haendel's Story
4: Heroin or Heroine
I feel like Jake was kind of looking for some legitimacy. Like her parents had a nice home on the lake and all this stuff. I think he wanted to show her that he had some stability. So he wanted her to meet me and my wife. And we did. I remember he kind of reengaged, I think, at that point.
Bock auf Business - Unternehmerstories unzensiert
#053 - Reza Razavi als Gast bei Bock auf Business
Genau.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
NSA Perverts Caught & FIRED (Ep.148)
Aber ich interessiere mich. Du interessierst dich.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Do you hear the people sing?
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Say, do you hear the distant drums? It is the future that they bring when tomorrow
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Abusive of federal workers. And it is just plain wrong. And it's random.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
It's abusive. It's abusive.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Yes, I do. I do think that I think the way that they are. Yeah, I think the way that they are treating them. Why?
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
How is this abusive?
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Scott, if you would have gotten an email from someone that said, you better do this or else you're going to resign. Yeah, it's called having a boss. From someone who's not your boss.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
The White House is every federal worker's boss, that's number one. Elon Musk is not anybody's boss.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Scott, how is Elon going to evaluate? How is he going to evaluate the work of thousands of federal employees when he has no idea what they do? He's not.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
The test was, are you even paying attention to your email? Are you even at your terminal?
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Well, you know, some federal workers, he sent it on a weekend. Some federal workers do not have access to their emails on the weekends. They just don't.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
Well, did they go to work today? I mean, look, the amount of outrage melting down and sort of outpouring of emotion over this I'll tell you everything you need to know. We had a lady on CNN today, a supposed federal worker, who said she was infuriated by getting this email. She had time to go on CNN, but she didn't have time to send a 30-second email saying, here's what I was working on last week.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
This is what people in the private sector have come to hate about how they view the public sector. And I think there's a great many very dedicated public servants. But you said, you know, it's about control. Yes, it's about control and it's about finding out who is actually at their job working and who isn't and do we need all these people?
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Crybaby Crenshaw’s Latest Meltdown (Ep.147)
The speech was a clear message that America will no longer sit back and encourage the West's civilizational suicide.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Epstein Files Drop Today-But How Much Will They Reveal? (Ep.149)
Willkommen beim Froster Feierabend-Tipp. Schneller als der Lieferservice von Oh, keine Lust zu kochen. zu Hey, schon fertig. Zum Beispiel mit Froster Butter Chicken. 100% frei von Zusätzen. Nur mit natürlichen Zutaten. Nach dem Froster Reinheitsgebot. Kurz Voll lecker. Null künstlich. Gerichte von Froster. Und das Bestellen kannst du dir sparen.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Epstein Files Drop Today-But How Much Will They Reveal? (Ep.149)
Sorry, I didn't realize the king would be so fast. You are packing things faster than I can see them. Okay, sorry.
Bongino Report Early Edition with Evita
Epstein Files Drop Today-But How Much Will They Reveal? (Ep.149)
Was ist, wenn die Lösung für unsere Probleme dort lauert, wo Menschen normalerweise gar nicht hinkommen? Ein Schatz aus der Tiefsee, Millionen Jahre alt, den es aber wirklich gibt und den manche jetzt heben wollen. Der Kampf um die Tiefsee, der hat längst begonnen. Das ist Enten, Land unter, von Andan und dem Futurium. Ab sofort auf Spotify.
Candace
Becoming Brigitte: Candace Owens x Xavier Poussard | Ep 6
Ce qui était très étrange dans le cas d'Emmanuel Macron...
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
It was your jeans that did it.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
What do you mean?
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Oh, wow.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Thank you. Thank you.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Thank you.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Right.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yes.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Same.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Meeting Becky: Being Kail's friend, her coming out story & the grueling IVF journey
In my head, I'm like, yeah, I borrowed my jeans.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
There's Always More To The Story
Her and your dad both. Yeah, they did not try telling us. Because remember your dad, he was like, I would live in a car with my kid.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
There's Always More To The Story
So that way if you're going to hate on me, at least you're spitting fast. Yeah, and not.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
There's Always More To The Story
Whatever. Come on, you're so close. I'm getting excited. H-Y-P-R-S-I-R-S. IRS.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Okay.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Okay.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Okay.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Okay. Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Right.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Okay.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Mm hmm.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Right. Right.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Yeah.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Mm-hmm.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Mm-hmm.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Oh, okay.
Cate & Ty Break It Down
Chrisley Identity Crisis: Life before and after the cameras feat. Lindsie Chrisley
Okay. Okay.
Chief Change Officer
#173 Greg Morley: Can “Bond” Save Us From an $8.9 Trillion Employee Meltdown? – Part One
Yep.
Chief Change Officer
#173 Greg Morley: Can “Bond” Save Us From an $8.9 Trillion Employee Meltdown? – Part One
Yeah.
Code Story
S10 E22: Ayush Agarwal, Dodo Payments
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GEICO makes it easy to get affordable renter's insurance in as little as 90 seconds. And then you'll start to wonder why everything else isn't so fast. Like, why does it take so long to do the dishes? A meal that's gone in three requires 45 minutes worth of dishes. Doesn't make sense. But it does make sense to get renter's insurance through GEICO.
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My dev partner has great communication. They can acknowledge an issue or email message super fast, after they run it through Google Translate, of course.
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I have a call set up with my partner right now. Hey, guys. Guys, are you there? Wait, did you just ghost me?
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So I've been working on my authorization service, and it's totally sweet. It's only taken me six months to build it. Just six months. I started implementing some basic RBAC library, but that wasn't enough, obviously. So I designed relationship-based, fine-grained authorization for the highest security possible.
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And then, to make it super fast, I used a GPU tower, running in my mom's basement, of course, connected via optic cable to a bare metal server at my local esports lounge. Permissions, restrictions, and admin. Nailed it.
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Geico makes it easy to get affordable renter's insurance in as little as 90 seconds. That way, you have more energy for harder things, like the laundry. Why is it so difficult to fold clothes? They just end up wrinkly anyway, or on the floor in a pile that just sits there, taunting you.
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I'm so pumped about my new offshore dev partner. I'm saving a ton. And they even signed an NDA. Wait, is that our financial statements on the internet?
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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend
Conan Recaps The Mark Twain Prize Ceremony With Mike Sweeney
They should take it. Oh, no. They should take that. First award to be taken away. Oh, no, second.
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Hey, Stephanie, welcome to Conan O'Brien Needs a Fan. Hi, how are you?
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Christina Ricci
And you really went to town. Oh, man. What the fuck was that all about?
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Christina Ricci
I don't know about physically. I think I went too far. You're still kind of at the same place. Okay, all right, let's change the tone.
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Christina Ricci
Nobody calls it... They call it a ball pit. Yeah, what's that called? A bin of balls?
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Christina Ricci
I've never heard the term... It's a ball pit. I've never been there.
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Christina Ricci
Also, aren't the kids and I don't know this, but David, you're the closest connection to youth. Aren't they rejecting smartphones in favor of they're called dumb phones in favor of dumb phones? I don't know.
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Christina Ricci
I don't mean to keep bursting in here, and I'm sorry about this, but also, can I say, I'm realizing Sona normally... I'm looking into my camera right now. Normally, Sona sits between you and I. Yes. And you, many times during the interview, will look over at Sona, and I hide behind Sona and her hair. Now I've got, like, the eye of Sauron directly... There's nothing. How do you deal with this, Sona?
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Christina Ricci
Oh, my God. Pretty good, huh? I don't know. Wrap it up.
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Danny McBride
It's right there. I don't see it. I don't see the dick. Oh, there it is. Yes. Yay.
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Danny McBride
There's never been more call for her. That's what she said, but I'll leave it at that. There you go.
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Danny McBride
I was like sitting in the theater like, why aren't they? Why are they running around?
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Danny McBride
Yeah. Sorry, this just recalled, and you can cut this part, but I just remember not too long ago, Jamie Foxx got into a fight because I guess he was at a dinner somewhere publicly, and somebody from upstairs was shining one of these pins. Why would you edit that out? I don't know if we want to put that business out there. What are you talking about?
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Danny McBride
The headline is, and this is from TMZ, it's Jamie Foxx laser penis pointer sparked dinner altercation. Beef with jackass crew.
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Danny McBride
All that to say, just be careful where you point that. Because what happens? Is that considered an insult to some people?
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Danny McBride
It could also be an invitation. You know, like, hey, see you from across the room. Click clack. You know, like.
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Danny McBride
Yeah. From like a skyscraper across the way. But it's going to be like. Yeah, exactly. It's the aiming mechanism for a dildo. A dildo gun. A dildo gun. Okay, sure.
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Danny McBride
I forget what I did. Oh, my God. Okay, then I guess we have nothing else to talk about.
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Danny McBride
I know. That's so ironic because you're sitting here in a leather jacket. Yeah. It's like I'm sitting with Mad Max and the Red Baron right now. Yeah.
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Danny McBride
Yeah. Billie Eilish and Phineas sent a bunch of milks afterwards. That's right. Every kind of milk. Every kind of milk. Every kind of milk.
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Danny McBride
Well, I guess there's one thing we can do. What are you going to do? Get some Monopoly boards.
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Danny McBride
And if I ever catch myself saying to anybody, my sneakers, my Brooks sneakers got a little, they have good art support for when I run and, well, they got a little smoky. And so they have to be wiped off because they got smoky.
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Danny McBride
This is for you. It's landed in Australia. I hope you enjoy it.
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Danny McBride
Oh, Chris Martin gave you a little guitar. Oh, Chris Martin. Yes, he did. And Honey. Honey. and honey as well. Yes. Uh, for, for Liza, that Dakota, uh, that was for, for Liza.
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Danny McBride
Sorry. Was it just a big pot of honey? No, delicious sandwiches and cookies. We all ate there in the sunshine. And he gave us pins. He all gave us little love pins. Oh, that's true. How's the cult going? He gave us a lot of cool stuff.
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Danny McBride
Like that. And she goes, ah! And then you just go, ah! Just a prank. Fuck you. Fuck you. And I'm like, who says?
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Danny McBride
Do you want to try shining it on the wall? Well, I don't think it's.
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Bill Burr Returns Again
And I'm sorry, do you want to be flexible just to be flexible? Or to what end? Is there a sport you want to play?
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Bill Burr Returns Again
I think it looks like you're in the Hunger Games. Yeah.
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Bill Burr Returns Again
And it's breathing. It's a lot. And yeah. And just being calm and patient.
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And just kind of toes without bending your legs.
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Bill Burr Returns Again
To the point where you can take a Power Ranger now.
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Bill Burr Returns Again
One of those things that later became our empire strikes back. Let's just get the, it was the second honor.
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I can't get over it because every time it's hilarious. It's like a nosebleed of change of environment. You go from to, hi and welcome to the show.
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Adam Scott
But there's that one part in The Brutalist where they kind of miss the mark a little bit.
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Adam Scott
It just keeps, I think it's, it might be cystic, I don't know, it comes back.
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Adam Scott
I'm seeing an actual, this is the governor's mansion where Benson lives. What?
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Adam Scott
I think the pirate is fantastic, actually. It's really accurate. Nose is maybe a bit off, but otherwise it's really pretty good. I like to improve people as I go.
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Adam Scott
That's why I was drawing. A little small for my liking. Ratio to the page here. But otherwise, very well. I like that. You're a firm judge.
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Adam Scott
Yeah. The turtle, Sona, that's you. I actually love the scale. Things went awry with the eye area. LAUGHTER But I actually liked it. I think it's more interpretive, which I like. You're not just trying to do, you know, a perfect facsimile. It's a nice interpretation, and I like it. I think it's fun.
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Adam Scott
I'm trying to pass this off, you know, as a forgery. I really like this one here. I feel like I want to color it in.
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Adam Scott
So I really appreciate, yeah. I would be proud to put this on a refrigerator, you know. So, yeah. It's going your way.
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Adam Scott
All right. And then the mouse, I would say, Matt, you get credit because you were handicapped with time. You rushed it. And considering the rush, it's really, really nice. It looks a little stretched, I would say, like it's kind of like horizontally stretched. Yeah, it looks like it was put on a projector at a different angle.
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Adam Scott
Yeah. But really, really good, especially considering how quickly you did it.
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Adam Scott
Thank you. This was like 60 seconds worth of drive. Just a mouse with a head. Yeah, I like it.
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Adam Scott
Can we just leave it up to the fans to vote? I guess the fans will vote. Let's put it on social media. Why don't we put it on Instagram?
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Amy Poehler
Fall is here, hear the yell. Back to school, ring the bell. Brand new shoes, walkin' loose. Climb the fence, books and pens. I can tell that we are gonna be friends. I can tell that we are going to be friends.
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Amy Poehler
And they'd just be like, clear! And they would just be trying to save that show over and over again. And then they'd call time of death. And they'd put this sheet over the show and they'd bring the show out.
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In Panama economic needs threaten to erase a way of life
It would be underwater, and where are we going to go?
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In Panama economic needs threaten to erase a way of life
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AI and the Environment
We care about whether we're seen as a good person, whether others see us as a good person, and whether we feel like good people.
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Riding 'La Bestia' with migrants in Mexico
And he hadn't been able to buy him a birthday present.
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On the road in Greenland, north of the Arctic Circle
Understand that it seems like we're going to make an attempt to fly to Alulisat.
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I was like three months old. After I had graduated, I was going to go to UVM for chemistry, but then my life took a different turn. Like, there is loneliness, but... Darkness and lightness, like you can't have one without the other. And I understand that really deeply.
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Don't let them talk. Speak loudly to them. I wish that everyone could be patient.
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Yeah. You don't get it and you just will try and then fail and you tried. A human kind. Yeah. And you can be Uh, kind. Yeah.
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Oh, that really touches me, yeah, because my parents loved me so much, and my dogs loved me, and I think I have not experienced. I am kind of not an experience in love, but I think that that's what Karen does for us. It brings us all together. Joy is what you're describing. Yeah. The experience of getting all in a room and singing. And I think biting into a peach while walking my dogs.
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Like, they just got that. This life is... precious every day like you go out and you smell yeah you know yeah
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Bonus Episode: The Aphasia Choir
Hold the phone. You with the sad eyes, don't be discouraged. Realize it's hard to take courage in a world full of people. You can lose sight of it all. The darkness inside you may make you feel so small.
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The video game industry at a crossroads
If this story had never happened... All of us wouldn't be here right now. Sammy wouldn't be here. Nina wouldn't be here. Wally wouldn't be here. Anyone that we know wouldn't be here.
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Why are Israel's deals to exchange hostages so lopsided?
Look, I have no regrets about the Shalit deal. Shalit was saved if he had been in captivity another month.
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Why are Israel's deals to exchange hostages so lopsided?
Believe me, the Israelis would love to do one for one. They would have no problem doing one for one.
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Why are Israel's deals to exchange hostages so lopsided?
The issue of the hostages was politicized by Netanyahu and his propaganda machine. in a way that many Israelis believe that if you make a deal with Hamas, you are supporting Hamas.
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Republicans say Medicaid is safe. But budget math says otherwise
Yes. And don't take my word for it, Kristen. Go do a word search of the budget resolution that we passed on Tuesday. There is not one mention of Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security.
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The political power of the pope
Immigration. The exclusion of migrants is scandalous. Indeed, it's criminal. It makes them die in front of us. And so today the Mediterranean is the world's largest cemetery. The exclusion of migrants is disgusting. It is sinful.
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The political power of the pope
This requires us, all of us to face a choice. The choice between continuing to ignore the suffering of the poorest and to abuse our common home, the planet, or engaging at every level to transform the way we act.
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The political power of the pope
A decisive factor in the success of those nonviolent revolutions was the experience of social solidarity. in the face of regimes baked by the power of propaganda and terror, a beacon of hope and an enduring reminder that it is possible for man's historical journey to follow a path which is true to the finest aspirations of the human spirit.
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Is there a Trump Doctrine for Foreign Policy?
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. President Trump is an outside-of-the-box thinker and a visionary leader who solves problems that many others, especially in this city, claim are unsolvable.
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Is there a Trump Doctrine for Foreign Policy?
It's not normal for the world to simply have a unipolar power. That was an anomaly.
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Is there a Trump Doctrine for Foreign Policy?
So now more than ever, we need to remember that foreign policy should always be about furthering the national interest of the United States and doing so to the extent possible, avoiding war and armed conflict.
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I ask you to try to find your passion.
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I ask you to try to find your passion in me.
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I ask you to try to find your passion.
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Why is that?
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I ask you to try to find your passion.
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I'm on this journey with me.
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I ask you to try to find your path.
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I decided to change that dynamic.
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That's really powerful.
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Start learning and growing. Inevitably, something will happen. No one succeeds alone. You don't stop and look around once in a while. You could miss it. I'm on this journey with me.
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Come on this journey with me. Each week when you join me, we are going to chase down our goals, overcome adversity, and set you up for a better tomorrow.
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I'm ready for my close-up.
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I decided to change that dynamic. I couldn't be more excited for what you're going to hear. Start learning and growing in I'm on this journey with me.
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I decided to change that dynamic. I couldn't be more excited for what you're going to hear. Start learning and growing. Inevitably something will happen. I'm on this journey with me.
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I have not heard this story.
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I ask you to try to find your passion in the machine.
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And then I'd be like, yes, I get an opportunity to explain it to her.
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I love that story.
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Lovely.
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I just did Good Morning America with my dress on backwards.
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I didn't know.
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That bird, that bird.
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No, Heather, that bird is not raised properly. That verb was ridiculed as a kid.
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It was very personal, obviously, for the bird with Jesse. I don't know. Maybe they thought your hair was a nest, honey. I don't know. Fantastic.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
Creating Confidence with Heather Monahan
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The next challenge is that we're going to go up into the top of the balloon, something I've never done. It's not going to be easy at all. On the top of the balloon, we're going to have a tea party and have a discussion.
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Being hoisted out on the ladder, suspended at 10,000 feet on the side of a hot air balloon is terrifying. I am so scared.
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That is impressive. I'm in a full sweat. I don't want that. Did you just watch it?
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All right, we got some teams here. Awesome.
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Amazing.
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You learn something new all the time. We met for 10 years. I've never seen you vibrate your eyes.
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Lower the wipers. I'm like. It's upsetting me. Based on the wind, raise the wipers, lower the wipers.
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Unexpected. I'm married. I found my real life gene. I'm not kidding.
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Well, guess what? My celebrity crush was Wonder Woman. Guess who I married? Oh, I love that.
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Okay. He loves the man spanks underwear. But anyway, I digress.
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You're going to out-promote me, aren't you? Are you doing a promotion?
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We just found out.
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All right.
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Oh, my gosh.
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This is amazing. You can wear your Spanx and I'll pick three people. You'll come to a game.
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That's awesome.
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And my wife was the last wife standing.
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Don't tell me that you're worried about me.
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or what you're gonna hear, start learning and growing. Inevitably, something will happen. No one succeeds alone. You don't stop and look around once in a while. You could miss it. Come on this journey with me.
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WANTED: Justice for Rhys Pocan & MMIW Part 2
Has there been any determination on whether any of them are connected or suspected to be?
Crime Junkie
WANTED: Justice for Rhys Pocan & MMIW Part 2
Can you talk about the one that you think there's potential for?
Crime Junkie
WANTED: Justice for Rhys Pocan & MMIW Part 2
Obviously, I'd like them to find who did it and finally have that closure. It's nice that we've found her remains, and we know that she's not coming back now. A different piece of you is always missing when you don't know who did this, why they did it, where they are, who they are, that kind of thing. So it would be really nice to have that type of closure, for sure.
Crime Junkie
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All right, after all that, I'm ready for some good. What did you get for us? What did you, deep in the Crime Junkie inbox, what did you find?
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
Ich bin erwachsen, dass Tausende von Menschen an Revival-Konferenzen gesehen wurden, die behauptet haben, dass alles von Arthritis bis zu Kanzer heilt.
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Und um Macht über ihre Follower zu behalten, implementierte Carlson eine Serie von manipulativen und extremen Kontrolltaktiken.
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I love you both, but I didn't fucking say that! Und außerdem würde Carlson sagen, dass das kein Kult war.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
But time would go on and Carlson's health would decline.
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Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
Lou used to tell us that he was a thousand years old and that he was an angel himself.
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Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
Lucastro hatte alle seine Follower, die glaubten, dass er Jahrhunderte alt war und dass sein Körper von Engeln entdeckt wurde.
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Lou talked about death frequently and how going to the other side was the ultimate goal.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
Er hat auch sichergestellt, dass alle Mitglieder von Angels Landing ihre Bedürfnisse erfüllt hatten. Die Mitglieder des Angels Landing-Kultes haben wirklich gut gelebt.
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Aber es gab immer einen Preis dafür, diese Dinge zu bezahlen.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
Brian was a diesel mechanic. I remember Lou telling Brian, you will someday get your chance to go to the other side. Brian was so safety conscious that day, somehow, that Jack died.
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Ep. 41 | DISTURBING Cults You've Never Heard Of
Lou kommt runter und sagt, dass Jennifer in einem Unfall war. Ich sagte, sie ist tot, nicht wahr?
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Sie würde mir nicht antworten. I mean, the people in the commune, you know, they're not stupid.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Ruby Frankie, a controversial family vlogger who shocked the YouTube space and raised eyebrows around the world. Her vlogs were not the happy family channel videos you would expect from a YouTuber, but instead a nightmare of child , punishing her children in ways that some people would rather just receive the belt.
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But this guy is just like putting it on the table, being vulnerable with his mom, trying to get help. And what she did was just kick him out of the house.
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So Ruby was born in Utah in January of 1982 to Chad and Jennifer Griffiths, growing up with three sisters, Ellie, Julie, and Bonnie. Her family was born in Utah, which was also deeply involved in the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, the LDS Church. We've done a lot of videos about that. You can go watch those ones, but some shady stuff sometimes, which is better known as Mormonism.
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Great parenting, 10 points to Ruby and Jodi. And that brings us to one horrifying day, specifically August 30th, 2023. Something would completely change Jodi, Ruby and her children's lives in an instant. On August 30th, 2023, a 12 year old boy was seen knocking on the door of his neighbors.
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This boy was asking for some food and water, shown skinny and with duct tape around his ankles. And when examined closer, injuries to his wrists and ankles were severe, leaving damaged tissue and muscle. And the boy ringing the doorbell asked for the police and he was obviously thin and starving. So the neighbor gave him a banana and some water and waited for the police to come and arrive.
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And after a deep examination of the boy at the hospital, they found cayenne pepper and honey had been used to dress his wounds. And this was due to them trying to stop an infection so they wouldn't have to bring them to the hospital and lie about what had happened to him.
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And looking into more details, the boy describes how he wasn't at his mother's house, but his mother's friend, Jodi Hildebrandt. And he then, after being placed into safety, describes how there's another child at the house, which was his sister. And this part is honestly one of the saddest things I've ever seen. When police find her, she's in a closet, just sitting on the floor alone.
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She doesn't speak. She's sitting on the floor, not moving, no reaction. And police described she was so thin, they couldn't even discern her from a boy or a girl, especially with the buzz cut that she had. So she refuses to move or leave the closet, possibly out of fear due to Jodi's instructions telling her she had to stay where she was
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And obviously starving, police would bring her a pizza and some soda to help ease her fears and getting something into her system. And reportedly she just stared at the food and the drink for several minutes, not moving, not eating, not drinking, just totally paralyzed in fear. And after four hours, For hours, she would finally stand up and leave the closet.
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And afterwards, both Jodi and Ruby were arrested. you bitches. And in the arrest, you can see Ruby annoyed in the handcuffs. The . And later, when detectives question her, she's seen blinking like a psychopath and completely silent. It's honestly just sick. And when she finally responds to a question, it's to wait for her lawyer. And Jodi, equally insane.
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Telling detectives if they knew all the pieces of the story, they'd have a lot of empathy. Like, just shut the up. Put some duct tape around your mouth, shove you in a closet, and not give you food. How about that? No? Yeah, probably not. That's probably not a good thing to do. Prison? Yes.
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But according to police questioning and the evidence alongside, the young boy had slept outside and wrote jail in pebbles, meaning he was thinking about calling the police, not for help, but to absolve himself from the crimes his mother said he committed. The brainwashing that happened in this household is astonishing. When I say she's a cult leader and Jodi, it is astonishing.
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It is just like, Jim Jones, they are right up there with him. And knowing that the young 12-year-old boy thought he was the one who was going to be arrested and not his mother and her friend is insanely telling about just all the that happened.
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And a day before all of this, she's seen on Jodi's channel with just crocodile tears, Ruby, that is, saying she's staying firm in how she's mothering her children. And this happened while they were obviously tied up in this exact house, which is horrifying to think about.
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And this belief would shape not only her life, but her children's as well. And later in life, she would marry Kevin Franke, a former professor of engineering at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah on December 28th, 2000. And together they adopted a structured approach to parenting, which was heavily influenced by religious beliefs.
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You wonder where I've been on my vlogs? You wonder why I left YouTube? To save my kid no amount of money. And I'm telling you, I was making... millions, and I left it because my kids were being hurt. With entitlement, they were being hurt.
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And she was then charged with six counts of felony aggravated child . However, we wouldn't know if she would suffer for her crimes until later that year. Ruby was held without bail. And the media was all over this. Any sort of influencer that is charged with something is immediately national headlines, as we know.
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And to no one's surprise, everyone celebrated the fact that she was finally caught and arrested and were eagerly awaiting details of what would happen to her, including myself. And before Jodi Hildebrandt could be charged, she immediately surrendered her license as a counselor. I hope so. And on December 18th, 2023, Ruby pleaded guilty to four counts of the second degree aggravated child charges.
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And in the proceeding, they talked about how she would her children. One story involving her young son working outside for several weeks without any protection, which caused him to be severely burned. And Jodi herself was also charged with four counts on December 27th of the same year.
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and sorrow for my family and my children. Guilty. And we wouldn't get any more news until February of 2024, when they would finally receive their sentencing. On February 20th, 2024, the sentencing hearing would begin. And they read off the situation Ruby and Jodi had put the kids in, describing it as a concentration camp where she starved and neglected them.
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And they were even emotionally so badly that they believed the punishments that they were receiving were earned and deserved. Heartbreaking, like so heartbreaking. However, the defense had taken an interesting side. They're trying to pin it all on Jody and avoid as much punishment against Ruby as possible, it seems.
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And yes, she's accepting her punishment, but they frequently mentioned how most of it falls on Jodi, as if it's not the mother's fault, as if they're not her children and, oh, you know, she's responsible for her children and the care she puts them in, you know?
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They emphasized obedience, self-reliance, and regimented lifestyle for their children, often framing these values as essential for their growth and success. Which, like, on the surface, you know, to each their own. That doesn't sound so bad, I guess. You know, if you're for religion, against religion, that's your own thing. But so far, we seem okay. Buckle up.
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And Ruby then makes her own personal statement, talking about how she followed counseling guidance from her friend Jodi, and that in turn is the reason for her unchecked reality, as if she wasn't doing all of this before. Sorry, I just, I can't. I can't take anything seriously that comes out of her disgusting, foul... bitch mouth. Sorry. Oh my God. I need to settle down.
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She's right there with Casey Anthony for me. Just no remorse. I don't care. I don't care. So she spends the majority of her time thanking the officers, the medical staff, her lawyer, blah, blah, blah, blah. Only at the end does she talk about her children, which is why, in my opinion, she doesn't care what she has done against her children, only that she got caught and was in trouble.
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And her crocodile tears honestly mean nothing. Zip. Nothing. Nada. Because you talk about all these other people that you put above your children, just like in your own life. And as for Jodi, she has her own statement as well. And weirdly enough, she seems more humane about it despite her being a huge reason for the a** towards the children.
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Or at least furthering and encouraging Ruby to a** them more. And I say this because she mentions the children... First. Wow, first. See, take notes, Ruby. Although Jodi's a piece of shit too.
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I sincerely love these children.
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But in the end, they both received the same sentence. One to 15 years terms in prison served consecutively for each of the four counts of child abuse to which they pleaded guilty. And this is one of the harshest punishments ever given in recent child abuse cases. However, they're more likely to serve around 30 years. Honestly, I think it should be the rest of their miserable lives.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Personally, there should be no chance these just wastes of oxygen should ever step foot outside of a jail and be allowed to be near children of any kind. And Ruby's sister, Bonnie, made a YouTube video titled, I am not my sister. I am not my sister's crimes. And in the video, she talks about how she knew her family was strange, but she never knew what was going on. And why is that?
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Well, Ruby, like we talked about before, cut off her family from knowing anything that was going on. She knew she was weird, but didn't have a clue what was going on behind closed doors. And she could be seen crying after learning the horrors her sister had done. She said they worked behind the scenes legally to try to fix things.
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She couldn't just go there and bust in because if she did that, she could go to jail for breaking and entering. So how could she help? However, her most important point, which we'll get into, is that the only person who could have directly gotten involved and helped those kids was Kevin. Remember Kevin, the father? Kevin, as mentioned before, was in the vlogs in Eight Passengers, Ruby's husband.
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And Kevin is a less talked about character in all of this. As he witnessed the and eventually just left her in 2022, but never went back to help. You know, his children, who you know, were being . by, you know, his wife. Kevin Frank would state that he was unaware of the extreme ways she was parenting.
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However, he talked about how Jody was able to avoid the law because she never answered her door and more.
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So as the couple's family grew, Ruby saw an opportunity to document their lives and share her parenting philosophy with a broader audience. So the launch of the eight passengers in 2015 marked the beginning of her vlogging career and the end of these kids' safe, private childhood. Just, I can't stand, I can't stand, I can't stand these people. I can't stand people that exploit their children.
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But what's weird is the interrogation he had with detectives and his reaction to learning the information. He's seen crying about what's gonna happen to his wife because he loves his wife. You know, the wife that... to his children and he has no reaction to anything. He's just stone cold and just, it just feels wrong. And a little evil, not gonna lie. It's my opinion, okay?
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Not saying he did anything. Well, I'm just saying he didn't do anything. And I can say that because he didn't. But just look at his reaction to the officer saying he doesn't know how he'd feel if he wasn't able to see his kids.
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Now you could say he's in shock, but I see someone involved. Because he says, I trust her. Okay, so the dude is either spineless and guilty or just ignorantly guilty. But there's no way he didn't know, you know? And he blames Jodi for everything.
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But if all of that doesn't convince you, here's police body cam footage of him asking why his daughter isn't going to be arrested for the robbery of his personal items.
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Okay, I'll have to do some more research on that. But yeah, no, he's totally a loving father who just really loves his kids and wants the best for his kids and everything, you know? Totally, totally. Oh, did I mention this was two days after Ruby was arrested? Yeah, so after his wife got arrested for... his children, he tried to get his daughter arrested for taking stuff that was hers. Yeah.
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Great guy. Definitely innocent in all of this. Definitely not guilty. You know, can't say that. Anyway, Sherry Franke, the oldest sibling who was kicked out at 18 years old, has been pretty vocal. And she's very straight up. She says Jodi isn't the reason for the abuse. She was like that before. Not this spineless viewpoint that Kevin takes, but she's firm with what happened.
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It's hard to pinpoint her kid's perspective towards their father, but it seems like Chad, the son who was kicked out at 17, seems to hang around his father, at least in interviews. What does happiness look like for you guys?
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I do believe people can change, but there's got to be some accountability for him. You know, there's no chance he had no clue what was going on. I mean, we know he knew what was going on because he was there for the vlogs. But again, the media has been talking about this frequently with the new Hulu show that came out earlier this year on February 27th, 2025.
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And the show called Devil and the Family, The Fall of Ruby Frankie shows clips and videos, interviews, and more about all perspectives that had happened during the whole ordeal. And it opens up all that has happened and shows the absolutely disgusting horrors Ruby Frankie committed alongside Jodi Hildebrandt.
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And honestly, the whole thing is just unbelievably disturbing with clips shown of how she was treating them and the arrest footage playing alongside. It's just all horrifying. Intentionally, this awareness of family vlogging has opened up how people include children in their media.
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Jail, oh wait, she's already in it. I'm giving it away. Let's continue. So Ruby felt the need to share this part of her life. A lot of mothers think their way of teaching and raising their child is the best way. Not all mothers. I think a good mom always thinks there's room for improvement. I think that makes a really good parent. But Ruby, nay nay, she thought she was perfect.
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And we've seen things similar to this in the news before with the Daddy 05 and the horrors those children went through for entertainment. So the fact that this is still happening really shows that something needs to change. And it also talks about what was really going on with Jodi and Ruby and why they were so secretive about their lives.
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Some people on TikTok have been insinuating a possibly private and secret romantic relationship between the two.
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And I mean, her own son, Chad, talks about his own theories on how he thinks that his mom and Jodi could be gay.
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And also I just need to shout out Chad for being hilarious because he's making fun of his mom for like a pen face that he does. He's just, he's got a great sense of humor and I appreciate that, you know, for all the shit that he's been through. But anyway, according to Sherry, she states that they had a weird vibe.
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She mentions the fact that no one would move in with their therapist and the fact that Jodi was in her bed before she moved out. And Sherry, the oldest, has her own book, which involves more details about her life and the strangeness and the awfulness of Jodi and Ruby. So what about the family now? Well, it seems Chad is in real estate and is glowing.
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He seems much happier and can laugh off all the horrible trauma. Humor does really heal a lot of wounds in my personal experience as well, but I really hope that he's doing well. And Sherry is happily married and states that she does not want to share anything about her wedding, her husband, or her children on the internet and that they deserve privacy.
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but privacy that she wasn't given, which is huge in her beliefs. Let's just give a round of applause for Sherry. What a good, actually good mom. And it seems the rest of the children, Abby, Julie, Russell, and Eve have all undergone psychological assessments and treatment to recover from their and that they were taken into custody by the Division of Child and Family Services.
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And the drama eventually spread so large that not only was she convicted in court, but an entire Hulu docu-series was created to show the horrors that happened, not only in front of the camera, but behind it. Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to consume, and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful, intellectually-minded freak.
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Supposedly they're all in contact with their father, Kevin, who is trying to rebuild their trust. But currently they are in state protective custody, which is exactly what they need to be safe and away from their evil mother and questionable father. But in the end, it all boils down to an evil mother who becomes overly controlling of her children, putting it all on display for the world to see.
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And I personally think, as you guys know, if you've watched any of my content, I think it's just really bad.
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bad for parents to film their family like they're in a freaking like docu-series or movie i don't think it's good it's not only creepy but puts too much of their lives on display and it's not something they can consent to and sometimes it even goes to their head i just don't think it's ever positive in any way to make your child the the center of your content i think you know
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But sometimes they just wanna share their life experience and document their children, which again is like okay on the surface if it's just here and there and it's with friends and family, not with the entire world and every moment of their lives. So in 2015, she created the channel Eight Passengers, a joke that mentioned how many people were along for the ride in her family of eight.
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sharing your kid here and there, it's okay. And I think you should be able to do that. Just be aware of what is out there. I mean, we haven't even touched on the fact that there is just creeps in every crevice of the internet and that they are preying on the children that are posted. So I think it's just good to know for parents out there.
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If you're going to post your children, just know that there are negative effects of that or can be. I don't have kids yet. Y'all won't see them if I have them, tell you what, tell you that right now, you'll never see them. Cause I can't, I just, I won't ever do this. I won't ever do this to my kid because they deserve privacy until they're of age and they can make their own decisions.
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And that is just my personal, personal thing. Thank you. Thank you.
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It's not that funny. It's not that funny. Herself, her husband, along with her six children, Sherry, Chad, Abby, Julie, Russell, and Eve. And our audience began to expand with her semi-relatable content about raising children and experiences as a mother. And she had a pretty loyal fan base of moms and others entertained and even inspired by her take
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on parenting and eventually she would reach her peak of popularity, garnering around 2.5 million subscribers on her over 1 billion views by mid 2020, which is insane. However, with more eyeballs on her channel, people began to realize that she definitely wasn't an ordinary family channel and something was off about her treatment of her children.
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And the treatment of her children was mostly on camera, the only way the audience could see their lives are going since they're not only on flip phones, but because she's the only one allowed to use technology and record, at least from what I could gather.
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But I mean, her punishments are insanely ironic by nature because she would be punishing her child for texting at the dinner table while she had a huge camera pointed in their face. The irony is just spelt out all over the place.
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And one of the worst controversies was the admission on camera in one of the vlogs of one of the children, which was Chad, describing how he was grounded from his room for seven months. What? Did he murder someone? That's a jail sentence. What?
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So instead of sleeping in his bed, he had to sleep on a beanbag and his mother was sitting next to him laughing and smiling like it was the funniest thing ever. Oh, my son has a perfectly fine room and what he did wasn't that big of a deal, but it makes for great content. So tell us how miserable you are, Chad. Just sick. She's sick. I hate her. So I don't like this. So wait, wait, wait.
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What is the reason he would deserve such a punishment? You know, ask yourself that. Well.
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No, we never told our viewers.
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If that's grounds for grounding your child and banning them from the room for seven months, I should literally be in a 30 year sentence in my parents' basement right now. Like so mild, so innocent. Like that is funny. That is some shit I would pull. Like they just weren't allowed to be kids. Like it didn't harm anyone, made a couple people a little sleep deprived for the night, my God.
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So when he's laughing and telling the story, she looks at him very displeased, stating that if it's so funny, maybe he needs more time to learn his lesson. And he wasn't even in his room. He was sent to the family room and had to sleep there for seven months. Not his bedroom. The family room. Like, I can't even imagine.
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But yes, today we are talking about the infamous Ruby Franke. We all know how much I love family vlogging channels, don't we? They're my favorite. And by they're my favorite, I mean, I feel like they should be illegal. I don't like them. I don't like them one bit. I did cover Ruby Frankie very briefly in a video
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Like, just... Can you imagine no privacy for seven months as a... At this point, I don't know exactly how old he is, but a teenage boy. And I know a lot of people don't have that option. But to have that option and it just to be stripped away from a person that you think that's supposed to protect you and respect you. And it's just... It just, it makes me really sad.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
It makes me really sad for this kid. Like obviously they're at a point where they are privileged, but at the same time, other side of the coin, they're living in a prison. And they even talk about the daughter next to them who got her phone taken away for months, stating that they can't call their friends.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And then they change the topic and talk about how they can't hang out with their friends, to which Ruby says they can hang out with their friends with no problem. However, what she doesn't realize is that their friends live far away and that they can't hang out with them since they have no communication with them.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And I think she realizes that her kids literally have no friends and can't hang out with friends if they do have them. Not only because they can't see them, but probably because they judge how their mother treats and disciplines them. She's creating a cult in her own home, or she did create a cult. She's isolating her children and she's controlling them.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Not in like a motherly way, like how you're supposed to teach your kids stuff and, you know, protect them from, you know, harm. She's just a f***er. menacing cult leader amongst her family. I mean, it's just awful to watch. And there is no smiling from the children other than to cope. Not out of fun or excitement about their lives, but literally just to cope. You can see her face too.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
You can tell that she's realizing what she's doing to her children, but just refuses to change. Just a classic, classic And it's hard to justify this behavior. And it seems that the audience also agreed with this, thankfully. Considering I had to make this video, you can tell people did not like the response to this. But another horrible disciplinary action was the lunch deprivation incident.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And this incident involved the six-year-old daughter, Eve. And according to Ruby in her vlog, she states her daughter's teacher texted her and told her that her six-year-old did not pack a lunch.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And she would then ask Ruby to bring a lunch for her because she's at lunch without food. And Ruby says, this happens frequently. And she knows her teacher is uncomfortable with her not having a lunch and it would ease her discomfort if she did have a lunch. Her six-year-old daughter is going to school. with no lunch as a punishment. She's starving her children as punishment frequently.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
But instead of doing what a loving mother would do and bring a lunch, she texts the teacher back.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And the natural outcome is that she's going to have to be hungry. That's what Ruby Frank said about her daughter.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
So her six-year-old daughter forgot to pack her lunch and is going to have to suffer the consequences and just be hungry. But that alone is not the worst part, believe it or not.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
maybe like a year ago didn't go deep dive into it but she's resurfacing on the internet and and in court and because of this docu-series so i figured we'd do a deep dive into this notch so without further ado let's unbuckle our seatbelts go mach 5 down the highway slam on the brakes and bust through this windshield into this pos family vlogger together
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Bitch, what? Oh my God. I want to go Undertaker on her f***ing ass and just... But I mean, like, this is an evil woman. The fact that she's straight faced talking about her six year old child in that way, hoping they starve for lunch to teach them a lesson about packing their lunch is actually the definition of evil.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And her punishments just go on and on, things that most people would probably just get grounded for, or like their phone taken away for like, you know, a week or something. But not this family. Ruby is just like to the extreme and past that line.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And another notable punishment she gave to her children was at the table, filming them and their reaction, ready to give them possibly one of the dumbest punishments. And this punishment was putting all of their stuff in a bag. If they wanted something out of the bag, they had to pay for it, cash, like real money, cash money.
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And this was to teach them to understand the value of their items. They could also do a chore equivalent for the cost of the item as well. But to make things more fun, whatever they didn't buy back out of the bag by the end of the day would be thrown in the trash. How fun, mom! How fun! What?
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Like there was a, there's a moment in there where it's like, okay, there may be a lesson in there somewhere, you know, earning your stuff. I get that. But then throwing it in the trash, just insane. And I mean, I could go on and on about how much she mistreated her own children and how her obnoxious whining and behavior was just appalling, but that would literally take hours and hours.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And I don't want to spend that much oxygen on this bitch. All right. So I digress. We'll move on. Hey,
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
so finally peer pressures from the audience steered drama channels and others to look into this family channel pointing out the horrors going on camera so cps and dc fs were called to check on the children however no action was taken during those times and this happened multiple times the neighbors knew of their actions but were unable to do anything about it unfortunately so
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
So her audience began to turn on her, realizing she was not this good family mom she pretended to be because it was impossible for her to hide from her true colors, even from behind the camera. And things would just get worse when Ruby would make a new friend named Jodi Hildebrand, a self-proclaimed mental health counselor,
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And Jodi owned and ran Connections Classroom, which was a life coaching program to promote extreme ways of parenting and strategies. And Ruby became closely knit with this business with Jodi, with videos like this to be relatable to parents who experienced the same things. You guys, it is time for back to school.
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Have you brushed your teeth or fixed your hair? And Ruby was already in with this strict way of parenting and having Jody in her life was encouraging this lifestyle even more like an echo chamber of bad ideas. And it became so extreme that her husband began to dislike the treatment she was doing towards her children. Oh, I'm glad he disliked it. Step up, bitch. Sorry, I'm getting really mad.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
I'm getting really mad. I also need to put my glasses on. But this eventually would lead to Ruby kicking Kevin out of the house. It's insane that she would just continue this horrible mindset though. Thinking it's best for her family with her equally insane therapist friend, Jodi. But we'll come back to talk more about her. husband because it's just a rabbit hole with him as well.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
His unfortunate name, Kevin, which is my dog's name, and he's a precious little angel. Not the husband, my dog. And Ruby would continue to fall out of more relationships, that of her siblings and her extended family as well. And her obsession with Jodi's teachings even made her two oldest children, Cherry and Chad, become distasteful of her.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
becoming vocal about her sick relationship with her new friend. And it might've been more than just a little friendship. I mean, there's a lot of things, there's a lot of things going around online, but I'm not gonna say anything because I don't know for sure.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
So they had already been kicked out of the house due to them being above the age of 18, which is exactly what she wanted out of her children when they turned 18 to get the out of Dodge. My kids are not welcome to come live with me after they're 18. I am very straightforward about that.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
Chad had been kicked out of the house during her friendship with Jodi, a problem that stemmed from him doing what teenage boys do, you know. off or whatever. I don't want to say it. I don't want to feel weird. But he did those things made out with his girlfriends behind his mom and Jodi's back while they were in the house. He confronted Jodi saying like, hey, I did these things.
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Ep. 40 | This Family Vlogger Is Disgusting... | Ruby Franke Update
And he felt like he needed to confess to Jodi. And by doing that, needed to confess to his mother as well. So he would go up to his mother and be like, hey, I'm struggling with this. You know, I know I shouldn't be doing this, but I am doing this. Doing what? Most boys would not do. Most guys would just keep it to themselves.
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Most of us can binge a dark show, shake it off, and go back to our normal lives. But every once in a while, someone watches something that doesn't just entertain them. It awakens them. They don't see the story as made up. They see it as a blueprint, a set of instructions. And what happens next feels less like a crime and more like a scene playing out exactly as they saw it on screen.
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Don't worry about neighbors thinking you're a burglar. Everyone knows there's nothing valuable in there. Dot, dot, dot. Except my car, of course. Oy. See you then, Sheena. Yeah, first visible back door coming out of the garage. Knock away. There's certainly no other driveways along our alley like this one. and the half-open car door is a dead giveaway. LOL. See you 7 on Friday. Like, immediately?
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No. What? No address? Just 95 different landmarks to follow? Like, it's just red flags all around. But even though he detected there was some red flags, Gillis figured she was just being cautious. Because, you know, being a woman, you don't want to maybe give away your address necessarily. So I guess I could buy that, yeah. because after all he was a stranger on the internet to Sheena.
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But little did Gillis know that Sheena wasn't a she. So that night Gillis followed the instructions and stepped into the garage, which remember was only opened a touch. So he kind of crawled under the garage and what happened next would feel like a Dexter episode.
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Because as Gillis stepped across the plastic floor toward the door that was supposed to lead to Sheena's backyard, he felt something smash into the back of his neck. And that's when he would turn and come face to face with a man in a hockey mask and a stun baton. So the attacker would stun him once and then again, driving him to the ground.
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And when Gillis would try to run, naturally, he saw the man pull a gun. But something fell off. So when Gillis grabbed the gun mid-struggle, he realized the gun was plastic. And that realization would give Gillis an edge. So fueled by adrenaline, he would fight back with his life. So Gillis would punch back, only to realize he was weakened by the sun baton.
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And Mark would then punch him repeatedly in the head and would attempt to grab his jacket. So Gillis found a moment between the beatings. He would allow Mark to think that he got a hold of him, only to slip out of the jacket completely. Like those toddlers when they're having a tantrum and they can just slip out. So he would slip out of the jacket and he would roll under the garage door to safety.
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Or so he thought. Because his energy was still sapped from the stun baton. So when he stood up to run, he immediately fell back down. Just horrified. horror movie situation. And Mark would grab his leg and pull him back into the garage. But somehow he managed to get enough strength to roll back out of the garage once more, hop into his truck and speed off.
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So Stefano was naturally expected to follow a similar path of faith and structure. But from an early age, Stefano felt...
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So Gillis would narrowly escape with his life. But he would tell no one because he was too embarrassed and ashamed that he'd fallen for an obvious setup. So he would just never call the police because he was just embarrassed. And this would cause another person to lose their life because a week later, Mark would try again.
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So on October 10th, 2008, 38-year-old Johnny Altinger received a message from a woman named Jen on the same dating site, Plenty of Fish. She was beautiful, blonde, and super friendly. And within a few hours of talking back and forth, they agreed to meet. So just like Gillis, Johnny was given odd instructions. He was basically run through the same rigmarole.
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Follow a series of landmarks, enter through a garage, and walk into the backyard where she'd be waiting. But Johnny wasn't quite as trusting as Gillis. So before leaving, he forwarded the directions to a friend with a note that jokingly read, if I go missing, this is where I'm going. So Johnny would get ready, get in his car and go leave for his date.
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different he discovered he was gay at the age of 15 and he would hide his sexuality for the fear of what people close to him would think because naturally growing up in a very strict religious household he was scared that they would disown him and think less of him and to make matters kind of worse for himself he started to become intellectually interested in satanism to further reject his family's christian values so outside he seemed pretty normal but inside he was clearly struggling
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But unfortunately, he would never come back and he would not be as lucky as Gillis. It's believed that Johnny followed the same instructions and he would go underneath the garage door and Mark would do the same thing. He would hit Johnny over the head, but this time with a pipe. But instead of letting him react like he let Gillis react, he would immediately start repeatedly stabbing him.
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And he would follow that up by dismembering Johnny's body afterwards. So a few days after Johnny's death, friends would receive an email from Johnny's account claiming that he had met someone amazing and was going away on a nice long tropical vacation. It would read, Hey there, I've met an extraordinary woman named Jen who has offered to take me on a nice long tropical vacation. We'll be
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staying in her winter home in Costa Rica. Phone number to follow soon. I won't be back in town until December 10th, but I will be checking my email periodically. See you around the holidays, Johnny. The weirdest, if I received an email like that from literally anyone I knew, I would assume that something fucking terrible happened to them. And immediately people realized that something felt off.
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The tone wasn't his at all. And he didn't sound excited. It sounded like it was completely scripted and police were immediately notified. For a so-called writer, Mark completely fucking missed the mark on the stupid email. And thank God he did.
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And luckily since Johnny had forwarded those instructions on finding the place to his friend, police would also have these instructions and they would be led directly to the garage where they would find Mark's Dexter-like kill room. And they would obviously go up to Mark being like, what the hell, what the hell happened?
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And he would say that it was just being used for a movie called House of Cards. in which a masked figure lures men into a garage for a date prior to killing them, basically giving them his MO. But a later search of Mark Twitchell's laptop revealed a deleted file titled SK Confessions. He wrote out his confessions because it was believed to be a short for Serial Killer Confessions.
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That is the stupidest fucking asshole, just bitch, just scum of the earth. And luckily forensic techs would be able to recover the file and what they read completely stunned them. It was a document detailing how the narrator lured men to the garage, attacked them and murdered them. And it would read as such, the story is based on true events.
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The names and events were altered slightly to protect the guilty. This is the story of my progression into becoming a serial killer. Like anyone just starting out in a new skill, I had a bit of a trial and error in the beginning of my misadventures. Allow me to start from the beginning and I think you'll see what I mean.
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I don't remember the exact place and time it was that I decided to become a serial killer, but I remember the sensation that hit me when I committed to the decision. It was a rush of pure euphoria. I felt lighter, less stressed, if you will, at the freedom of the prospect.
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There was something about urgently exploring my dark side that greatly appealed to me, and I am such a methodical planner and thinker, the very challenge itself was enticing to behold. This realization was just the last in a series of new discoveries I made about myself. I just knew I was different somehow from the rest of humanity.
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I feel no such emotions as empathy or sympathy towards others, for example. This was just the beginning of the excerpt of the SK Confessions. I just love how this fucking asshole thinks he's so different from everybody when he's just watching a show and then copying it verbatim because he has... He can't even think of how to be his own person, you know? Just a stupid piece of shit.
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It just makes me angry. I don't know. I just... They're just waste of oxygen. Anyway, so this confession ended abruptly after describing the dismemberment and disposal of the second victim, Johnny, which the different name he gave him in the confession was John. Wow. So methodical. So such good writing. Just an idiot. So Mark Twitchell would be arrested on October 31st, 2008 on Halloween night.
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Trick or treat motherfucker is all I gotta say. And Gillis would see this on TV and he would come forward and finally admit what happened to him in the garage. And his story seemed to match up with the account in the document. You know, the confession that Mark wrote. And in court, the defense claimed the SK confessions wasn't real.
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just an early draft of a screenplay, but the real life evidence would match completely with the confession. So the jury didn't buy the story. And in April, 2011, Mark Twitchell was convicted of first degree murder. He was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years. And to this day, Twitchell maintains the file wasn't real.
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And as he would develop, he gravitated towards philosophy, art, and later, technology. He would study philosophy at university, and then he would slowly pivot to the rising world of computer science. And he would eventually become a very proficient web developer. And in time, that skill set would land him a job in one of the most competitive cities on Earth, London.
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But amongst the evidence, investigators found something else as well. A Facebook page he had run in character as Dexter Morgan. And he would post updates like, we all have a dark side, some darker than others. So this guy wasn't pretending. He was just pretending.
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preparing but he didn't prepare well enough so surprise motherfucker rotten jail if you don't know what i'm quoting right now i'm literally quoting a cop from dexter the show dexter who thinks dexter is guilty which he is and he says surprise motherfucker just roll the clip surprise motherfucker and that brings us to our last killer Sarah Edmondson was born into power on July 26th, 1976.
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She was the daughter of Jim Edmondson, a respected judge in Muskogee County, Oklahoma. And her uncle was Drew Edmondson, the state's attorney general. And her grandfather was Ed Edmondson, who had served in the US House of Representatives. And even her great uncle was Oklahoma's governor. So she was born into a family of lawmakers and leaders.
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And Sarah was naturally expected to follow in the same path with success, structure, and legacy. But from a young age, Sarah kind of struggled to keep her footing. She was more sensitive and anxious and prone to emotional spirals. And when she was 13, she suffered a mental health crisis that actually led her to psychiatric treatment.
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And then high school would begin and she would spiral even further. And it would kind of start when her grandfather died. She took it really hard because she was close with him. And then came the slower slide of her best friend. And after that, a devastating car crash killed more of her close friends. So she's just going through waves and waves of grief.
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So by the time she graduated high school in 1994, Sarah had lost several people she had loved. And by the time she got to college, she was just kind of drifting, dropping out within her first semester. And she would kind of pull away from her high profile family and just found comfort in pure chaos. And this is when she would meet Benjamin Derris. And Benjamin was also from Oklahoma.
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He was from Tahlequah, sorry if I'm saying that wrong, a small city not far from Muskogee. But his background was very different. Ben's home life was turbulent to say the least. His father hit him and was an alcoholic. And when Ben was a teenager, his father would die by sluice slide. And like Sarah, he turned to drugs and never finished high school.
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So different upbringings for both of them, but they both kind of ended up in the same position, just feeling completely lost. not knowing who they were or what they were supposed to do with their lives. So when Ben and Sarah met, something just clicked, but not in a really romantic or healthy way, just pure toxic, in a way that intensified each other's self-destruction.
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They would just share fascination with rebellion, with the idea of breaking free from the expectations of the world around them. And in March of 1995, that shared fantasy would turn into something deadly. So they would take a trip and isolate themselves in a cabin in Oklahoma and take acid. And they would watch the very popular, very well-known cult classic movie, Natural Born Killers.
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London, England, to be specific. That was a terrible London accent. But he would secure a very high-paying position as a developer for Morgan Stanley, a major global finance firm. So to the outside world, he was a success story. An Italian immigrant working at a prestigious job and living very comfortably in a modern flat in South London. But beneath the surface, Stefano was... disintegrating.
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A movie I also love that is now ruined. Thanks a lot. And for those of you who don't know, Natural Born Killers is Oliver Stone's famously controversial film about a couple who fall in love and go on a thrill kill murder spree across the American Southwest. A film you actually might remember from the last deep dive about the world's youngest serial killers.
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So we got two shout outs to Natural Born Killers. Probably not in the best way though. But again, you know, it's a pretty decent movie. You should watch it. Don't take it seriously, though. So the couple wouldn't just watch this once.
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They would be tripped out on acid and watch it over and over and over and over again, slowly becoming obsessed with it, obsessed with the idea of it, obsessed with what the couple in the movie was doing. And then after their high would slow down, they would hit the road and they would tell friends that they would be headed to Memphis for a Grateful Dead concert. But
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but that was never the real plan. They were looking for something much darker, something violent. So on March 7th, 1995, they arrived in Hernando, Mississippi. And inside a small office near a cotton gin, 58-year-old William Savage was working alone. He was a very quiet and very well-liked man. And he was also a manager and a family man with literally no enemies, just salt of the earth.
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But Benjamin Darris would walk into the store and he would shoot him twice in the head at point blank range, with no warning whatsoever. And then chillingly, he would take a piece of William's bloodstained shirt as a souvenir. And there wouldn't be any robbery, no motive. It was just cold blooded murder.
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So after he would kill William, take a piece of a shirt, he would hop back in the car and the couple would go next to Louisiana. And on March 8th, in a small town in Ponchatoula, they would stop at another convenience store. This time, it would be Sarah's turn. She too would walk into the store with no warning at all and point a gun at 35-year-old clerk Patsy Byers and pull the trigger.
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And the bullet would completely shatter Patsy's spine. But luckily, Patsy would survive, but was left permanently paralyzed from the neck down. Just... Sarah completely fucked up a human's being life. Like these, again, just waste of oxygen, piece of shit monsters. And after shooting Patsy, Sarah grabbed money from the register and ran out the door. So both shootings just appeared random.
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There wasn't any connection and there was no warning at all. But as we know, they weren't random. They were basically just a twisted performance based off of a movie that they had watched several times days before. So after the shootings, Benjamin and Sarah returned to Oklahoma, but the story wouldn't stay buried for long.
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And the FBI would receive a tip and within weeks, both were arrested, thankfully. And the investigation also thankfully moved very quickly because the evidence was damning. And soon, of course, the media would catch wind of the story.
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Two teenagers, one the daughter of a judge and the other a drifter from a broken home, had gone on a real life murder spree, allegedly inspired by a Hollywood film, just something for media to eat up. And it would just explode across headlines and national news.
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And in court, the prosecutors would lay out a very chilling timeline with first the drugs, the obsession with natural born killers, the souvenirs, and just the fucking senselessness. And after everything went down, Benjamin would actually plead guilty to the murder of William Savage. And he would be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in Mississippi.
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And he would also receive a 35-year sentence in Louisiana for his role in the shooting of Patsy Byers, because he was an accomplice. And Sarah Edmondson would also plead guilty to armed robbery with attempted second degree murder and illegal use of a firearm. And she would be sentenced to 30 years in prison, only serving 11.
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Because while working in London, Stefano would unfortunately become addicted to methamphetamine. But his descent into methamphetamine and his addiction was kind of quiet at first. He would occasionally recreationally use it with his friends, but the drug would eventually take complete control of Stefano. As they do. Don't do drugs, kids.
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So in 2010, Sarah Edmondson was released on parole and she would return to Oklahoma where she still lives under strict conditions. But her parole is scheduled to end in 2025, this year. And Benjamin Daris remains behind bars, serving a life sentence with no possibility of release, which I think is probably good. But the case didn't just end in court.
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Patsy Byers actually filed a civil lawsuit, not just against the shooters, but against director Oliver Stone and Time Warner, the makers of Natural Born Killers. And she claimed that the film incited violence and that it gave Sarah and Ben a script to follow essentially.
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Patsy would unfortunately die one day before her scheduled appearance in court because she allegedly had cancer and was unable to feel any of the symptoms, which is so heartbreaking because she couldn't feel anything from the neck down. Just terrible.
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So the case was naturally dismissed and the court ruled that the filmmakers couldn't be held liable for their actions of the viewers, which in my opinion, I mean, it makes sense. I know in a lot of media, we glorify and romanticize killers, but at the end of the day, it is fiction. I mean, you could put that up against video games, TV shows, movies, just anything in media books.
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You just need to have the wherewithal to know that this isn't real and it's not a script to follow. But do I think that the romanticizing of killers is productive? No, I don't think so. But I don't think we can take incidences like this and pin it against the people that wrote the characters. So the question still lingers, where does art end and influence begin? For Sarah Edmondson and
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Benjamin Daris, that line wasn't just crossed, it was obliterated. But stories have always shaped human behavior. They reflect who we are and sometimes who we want to become. And in most cases, even the darkest fiction serves as a sort of release, a safe place to explore fear, violence, and power without real world consequences. exploring curiosity.
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But sometimes those stories don't land the same for everyone. And for some, they become more than just entertainment. It just became a spark that struck minds already fractured by trauma, addiction, and delusion. So these aren't just stories of copycat crimes. They're reminders of how powerful media can be in the wrong context.
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especially when it meets people who are already teetering on that edge but let me know what you think down in the comments below also let me know what other cases you want me to dive deep into down in the comments below I really appreciate you guys if you want to watch something a little lighter I do have a second channel it's called call me Chris too if you want to check that out I also have
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New channel with Selena Spooky Boo called Can't Sleep. It's not too spooky. It's a little more uppity than this kind of stuff. If in fact you can't sleep after these stories, which I would very much understand. And if you want something a little sweet, you can go over to sour.gg and grab yourself some candy. Some candy that I made for you, baby.
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But with all that, I really appreciate you watching the video and I will see y'all beautiful face in the next one. Okay, be safe out there. Bye.
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And it wasn't long before Stefano was fully immersed in London's chem sex subculture. Basically a scene defined by long drug fueled encounters, often with strangers met through dating apps like Grindr, which Stefano used frequently. And his addiction would spiral so far out of control that he would lose his job at Morgan Stanley in 2014.
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And without structure, his life just became completely unrecognizable and his drug and sex addiction would just run rampant. And it was around this time that Stefano would become obsessed with the television show, Breaking Bad. Same though, but not the sex and the drugs part, but Breaking Bad's a really great show. But unlike me, he didn't just enjoy the characters and the fantastic writing.
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And in today's video, you'll meet three people. each from a different walk of life. But all were drawn to the same disturbing idea, that violence on a screen wasn't enough. They wanted to feel it, recreate it, perfect it. And the stories that they left behind blur the line between imitation and obsession. These are shows that inspired killings. Crime!
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He identified a lot with Walter White. a once overlooked man with quiet intellect who transformed himself into something extremely powerful. So his story like kind of aligned with Walter White. So he saw himself in Walter White. So Stefano would binge watch the series over and over again, not unlike myself, but we are different people. But he focused not on the dramatic arcs or moral conflicts.
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Instead, he would focus on the chemistry, the methods, the violence. and particularly the now infamous scene where Walter dissolves a body in acid. And actually, it wasn't Walter that dissolved the body in acid. It was actually Jesse, but it was Walter's idea to dissolve the body in acid to get rid of it completely.
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And the whole scene revolves around Jesse going to shop for specific barrels that you could put this acid in and it wouldn't wreck the barrel, but he ends up just being lazy and putting the acid in the bathtub and the body in the bathtub, and then actually the bathtub ends up going through the ceiling with the body, but the body is completely dissolved.
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So there's just blood everywhere and it's a crazy scene. If you haven't watched Breaking Bad, what are you doing? You should watch the show. It's a good show. It's a good show, but I digress. So like I was saying, he would pinpoint on this specific scene and you could see where this is going. So in April of 2016, Stefano took that step that blurred the line between fan fiction and reality.
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So using Grindr, the dating app that he used frequently, he messaged a man named Gordon Semple, a 59-year-old officer with the Metropolitan Police. And Gordon had worked with Scotland Yard and had a long respected career in law enforcement. He was known to be very discreet, especially about his private life and often enjoyed using dating apps like Grindr.
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And on the 1st of April, 2016, Gordon would arrive at Stefano's flat on South Work Street for what was supposed to be a casual encounter. And what happens inside the apartment on this day is only known from Stefano's account. So the two had planned a group sex party. Yeah, awesome. Inviting other men to join in the fun.
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And one such person even showed up, but was turned away by Stefano who said that the party was canceled. Little did he know, he dodged a major bullet. So after Stefano and Gordon enjoyed each other's company, as you do, Stefano would take it a step further and strangle Gordon. And he later would claim in court that during a drug fueled session, things just escalated.
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And Gordon just died accidentally during what he described as a sex game gone wrong. And he just insisted that it wasn't intentional. Yeah, man, I hate when that happens. I hate when I'm, you know, having fun with my partner and I accidentally strangle them to death. What? It's like, these people think people are stupid. I just don't even understand.
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And also because what Stefano did next did not support his claim at all. Because instead of, you know, calling for help, he left Gordon's body lying on his apartment floor for days. And then after thinking about what he's gonna do, Stefano began the process of dismembering him.
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And on April 5th, Stefano was caught on film purchasing cleaning products, buckets, and more to dispose of Gordon's body, just like he had seen in Breaking Bad. But unlike the show, it didn't work cleanly. And although in the show, the bathtub ended up falling through the floor, so it wasn't necessarily clean, it did work in disposing of the body. But for Stefano, it didn't.
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Basically, he filled his apartment with toxic fumes and the acid failed to fully break down Gordon's body. And parts of Gordon were scattered through the flat, including even in a cooking pot. And during the trial, forensic examiners found a partially cooked human rib with clear signs of bite marks on it, indicating that Brizzy had attempted to eat part of his victim, which...
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Conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder. All things that I love to consume and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful, intellectually-minded freak. And today we are talking about just that. Three killers that were inspired by TV shows or movies specifically.
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Did not happen in the show. He went a little off script with that. Just an insane, insane, horrible, horrible thing. Just to think that this guy went from, you know, a very successful job, had everything in life, to being a methamphetamine drug freak. six addict cannibal is crazy.
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And during all this, during him trying to dispose of Gordon's body, basically, Gordon Semple's partner and friends had began to worry, because he's been missing for five days at this point. He hadn't returned home, he hadn't returned to work, and every call that went out to him went unanswered. And this is also when the smell began to leak through Stefano's apartment building.
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and neighbors would first notice it in the hallway. And it was a very harsh chemical scent mixed with something foul. And as we know, it was Gordon's decomposing body. So his neighbors would obviously complain to building management who would then in turn contact authorities.
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And on April 7th, six whole days after Gordon went missing, police entered Stefano's flat and inside they found a scene straight out of a horror film or a Breaking Bad episode. There were body parts submerged in acid, bleach and chemicals scattered everywhere, and a pot on the stove with body parts in it as well.
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And a man who appeared to be completely calm, shirtless in pink briefs and high, just sitting amongst it all. It was just a horrifying scene to think of. And at first he allegedly claimed that Satan told him to do it. Ah man, I hate when that happens. But he later tried to minimize the crime. And he would just say that it was just a giant accident. Whoops.
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Didn't mean to go to the store and purchase hundreds of dollars of dismembering tools and chemical acid to get rid of the body and not own up to it. Oopsie daisy, just tripped into there. Don't know what happened. I don't know, officer. But yeah, he claimed he panicked and only dismembered the body to hide what he'd done. Oh, so a crime? So you committed a crime.
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But obviously investigators aren't stupid and they weren't convinced. And they would find Gordon's DNA on utensils and inside the cooking pot. And they would also find evidence of Stefano purchasing buckets, gloves, and chemicals, as we know. And they would even recover texts and online searches that suggested premeditation, not panic.
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He was searching up, you know, how to get rid of a body, basically, which is just how to get caught 101. What are you doing, man? But thank God he was steady. Stupid as hell. And Stefano Brizzi would be charged with murder and brought to trial on October of 2016. And his defense held the story that Gordon's death had been an accident somehow. But the jury naturally rejected that version of events.
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And in November of 2016, Brizzi was convicted of murder. And in December, he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 24 years, which... I don't think it's enough, but he wouldn't serve even one year because just a few months later on February 5th, 2017, Stefano was found hanging in his cell at Belmarsh prison. He had taken his own life, took the easy way out, piece of shit.
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So without further ado, let's unbuckle our seat belts, go Mach 5 down the highway, slam on the brakes, and bust through this windshield into these three bizarre cases together. Stefano Brizzi was born on June 26th, 1966 in a small Italian town of San Marcello Pistoiesi. And his upbringing was rooted in Catholic tradition. So his family was deeply religious. And one of his uncles was even a priest.
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And an inquest later revealed he'd actually made several slower slide attempts in the weeks prior, including ingesting cleaning fluid and other substances. So the man who once admired a fictional meth kingpin had followed the script all the way to the end. Spoiler alert, murder, dismemberment, disposal, and ultimately self-destruction. But Stefano wasn't the last to confuse fiction for purpose.
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Because while he tried to emulate Walter White, the next man on this list modeled himself after a serial killer that didn't even exist. Mark Andrew Twitchell was born July 4th, 1979 in Edmonton, Alberta, a place more known for snowstorms and oil sands than crime thrillers or film sets.
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And from a young age, Mark was obsessed with storytelling, whether it was science fiction, comic books, or movies, anything that transported him out of his quiet suburban life. So he had this creative spark within him that he was just ready to use. And in high school, he was known as the movie guy, because he was always writing and filming stuff. And he did really pursue this passion seriously.
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He would even go so far as to enroll in a radio and television arts program at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. And in 2000, he would graduate with a degree and a plan. He wanted to become a Hollywood filmmaker. But Edmonton wasn't exactly a launchpad for the film industry. Little Canadian fact. A lot of people call it Deadminton. That's how fun it is out there.
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No hate to all my Edmonton people. I love you. All right. But I've been there. Been there a few times. Not a lot going on. But still, Mark wanted to make it work. So he would shoot commercials, and he would write short films, and he would gain some minor recognition when he directed a Star Wars fan film titled Secrets of the Rebellion.
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And what started as a passion project somehow scored actor Jeremy Bullock, who played Boba Fett in the original Star Wars films, for a cameo, which is... Insane. Also, sorry if I said his name wrong. So among Star Wars fans, this short film made some noise. But unfortunately, not quite enough to crack through the mainstream success. But Mark took this positive feedback really seriously.
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And this passion for filmmaking just fueled his performance. But he knew that if he wanted to make it, he needed to write about what he loved. And right then, there was one show that had completely captured his full attention. Dexter. Which is also... One of my favorite shows. They're starting to make me not like my favorite shows. I don't like this, but Dexter, also good show.
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You should watch it. But as we know, Mark wasn't just a fan of the show. He was obsessed. He admired the duality of the main character, a seemingly normal man hiding a violent alter ego. Because Dexter Morgan wasn't just any serial killer. He had a purpose behind his killings. He would only kill the guilty. Basically, he was a vigilante. He would only kill people that were bad, quote unquote.
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And he was extremely methodical. And he even had rules and rituals. And he also had a kill room where he would make a portable kill room, if you will. Tonight's the night. Tonight's the night. But Mark would watch every single episode. He would study the details and then began writing a script of his own.
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It was a story about a man who lures victims through online dating and would eventually kill them in a plastic covered garage, a Dexter signature. But this wasn't fiction, not entirely. Because in September 2008, Mark would rent out a detached garage behind a house in Edmonton.
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And he began converting it into something eerily familiar to Dexter fans, with plastic sheeting all over the floors, walls, and ceilings. He would also have a table, good lighting, and weapons. And this would be all arranged for one purpose, a controlled and isolated kill.
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And after he was finished making his kill room, he would then create a fake profile on a dating site called Plenty of Fish, posing as a woman named Sheena. And his whole plan was to lure a man back to the garage using directions crafted to hide the actual address, just like a scene from a psychological thriller or like Dexter.
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So after a few months using his fake profile on Plenty of Fish, he would finally get a bite on October 3rd, 2008. Gillis Tetralt, a 33-year-old casino security guard, had recently gone through a very painful breakup. And that day he messaged Sheena within hours. And they had arranged to meet up for a movie and a dinner. But the directions that Sheena sent were bizarre.
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And I'll read them to you, because they are bizarre. So, okay, Friday. If you're coming from the North Grote, get on Calgary Trail and when you get to the south side and jump on White Mud. Then go south on 50th Street. Take a right on 40th Avenue and after a block or two, take the very first right into the alley. It's marked by a yellow crosswalk sign to pay attention.
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Then go left and pull into the only driveway on your left that isn't paved, lol. Seriously, whoever heard of a driveway that looks like the Amazon? Whatever. It won't swallow your car. I promise. There's some garbage up against the fence, like an old couch and such, but it might be gone by Friday. Who knows? Like I said, the garage door will be open for you a touch.
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Believe it or not, fame and fortune don't always come with a clean slate. Some of the most well-known celebrities have very dark secrets. Oh my god, I can't believe it. And some of these secrets involve very deadly consequences. In this video, we'll be going over some celebrities you may or may not know who have killed people. And some in ways you'd never expect.
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And estimated to be going between 38 to 46 miles per hour, Jenner would rear-end house Lexus, pushing her into oncoming traffic. And the Lexus was then struck in a head-on collision by a Hummer, killing Kim Howe on the scene. And to make matters worse, Jenner also hit that Prius that was in front of Howe.
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And with no injuries at all, Jenner stayed at the scene knowing that this was very, very serious. Police would then force Jenner to take a sobriety test and would question her. However, Jenner was not intoxicated and surveillance footage showed that Jenner was neither texting nor using her phone whatsoever.
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And I'm not sure exactly how they would tell this from video, but I guess it was slowed down, but... What do I know, you know? So she was in her legit legal right, but despite it, she was given criminal charges. And in September 2015, the LA District Attorney's Office declined to file charges against her, stating that there was no gross negligence and lack of criminal intent.
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Although this was not charged federally, Jenner was part of three civil suits from each of the vehicles. one of the stepchildren from Howe who had no living relatives, the Prius owner, Jessica Steindorf, and the Hummer driver. And all of these were settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. But we later learned that the Hummer family, that of the Wolff-Melisys, sued her upwards of $800,000.
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No doubt an amount that would help pay off the emotional toll of being involved and the death of Kim Howe. So it seems as though money just fixed this entire situation. And it was shoved under the rug. I mean, it was in the tabloids, but I mean, I never even heard of it. And I was alive during all this. I was an adult. So, I don't know. It smells fishy, but I can't. I don't know.
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I don't know anything. I'm just a reporter. I'm just the middleman. I'm just telling you all the facts. And next up, I believe a lot of you will be familiar with if you're around my age, you know, 10 years younger, 10 years older. I feel like you would have seen this guy's face before, but it is Phil Lewis. Born on February 14th, 1968, he began his career acting in various films and shows.
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However, his career would be cemented into fame by his performance on the popular Disney Channel show, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, one of my favorite shows as a kid. as the character Mr. Mosby, the hotel manager for the location of the show, the Tipton Hotel.
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And his father, who was quite absent, left his mother at the center of his day-to-day life. And she was very supportive of his acting life as he started to get larger and larger roles, starting off as a child star in the industry. What could go wrong, right? However, as he got older, it became harder to get more and more roles, as is the business in acting.
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And the show was so successful and able to have around three seasons that it eventually was continued through a spinoff, The Suite Life on Deck, which also one of my favorite shows as a kid, which was a majority of the same cast except on the cruise ship named the S.S. Tipton. And this show also ran for about three seasons and he would continue to work on other projects as the time went on.
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And he was able to direct some episodes of The Suite Life and even directed episodes of the alternative shows such as Ant Farm, Austin and Ally, Good Luck Charlie, Kickin' It, and Jessie. So very prominent in the Disney world. So he was a staple of many childhoods, including my own. And there were frequent moments in that show that many can reference back to. For me, it was the Prindle scene.
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Like, I know it was Brenda's song, but it was also him. I don't know why that scene is caked into my memory. And I was a big fan of Mr. Mosby. Are you referring to the shift lever that says P-R-N-D-L? LAUGHTER I'm not a child, Mosby. I know how to spell Prindle. However, Mr. Mosby, aka Phil Lewis, actually had a bit of a darker past before the running of these shows. One that many seem to forget.
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So on December 28th, 1991, Phil Lewis was involved in a fatal drunk driving accident in Bethesda, Maryland. He was still young, only 23 years old at the time, and was just an aspiring actor. The crash would result in the death of a 21-year-old Isabel Dorate, a recent immigrant who moved to the U.S. to work as a nanny.
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And her injuries were fatal, and she was pronounced dead shortly after the crash. And the charges for these were manslaughter and driving under the influence, a DUI. And his blood alcohol was about the legal limit, therefore leading to the charges of vehicular manslaughter. which he completely accepted.
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And in 1993, he was then sentenced to five years in prison, although he only served one behind bars. So instead, he was forced to do 300 plus hours of community service. And this wasn't the classic pick up trash on the side of the road, but instead working at a prison based theater to help educate them about the dangers of driving while intoxicated, which I think is is great.
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You know, like, I mean, something so awful that happened and that was clearly his faults and his doing. He is trying to make into something, or he did try to make into something that was relatively positive. And this helped repair his damaged public image and allowed him to continue to do stuff he loved to do, which was acting.
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And he was eventually able to build his career back from the ground up. Again, eventually leading him into two popular shows and other appearances on Disney and Nickelodeon. And the crime he committed was over 10 years ago in the past when he began acting on The Suite Life of Zack and Cody. Although a tragic tale, I feel he eventually did redeem himself.
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And although this act of violence probably haunts him to this day, I'm glad he could become a staple of many of our childhoods and do some good in the system as well. And he's still doing some directing here and there helping direct a few episodes in 2024 of a sitcom called Papa's House. And in 2023, he was in a sitcom called The Really Loud House as Mr. Rickshaw.
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So it seems his career is at a bit of a standstill, but hopefully, hopefully he's happy. And next we have... Ted Kennedy. So as most of you will know, the tragic tales of the Kennedys is a long one. Many of them died or been assassinated and tons of conspiracy theories around their deaths still exist and are frequently talked about till this day.
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However, one of the deaths involves the uncle of RFK Jr., Ted Kennedy, except he wouldn't be the one to lose his life. Edward, Ted, Kennedy was born February 22nd, 1932 in Boston, Massachusetts. He is best known for not only being a Kennedy, but his career as a U.S. Senator. And he was actually one of the longest serving senators in U.S.
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And this may or may not have inadvertently caused some mental health struggles for Grantham, which we now know from a personal diary that was found. He would write in this diary about how much he hated himself, showing his deteriorating psychological state before the crime was committed.
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history, which is insane, especially for a Kennedy given their, uh... Bad luck. But on the evening of July 18th, 1969, Ted Kennedy attended a private party on Chappaquiddick Island in Massachusetts. I don't know if I said that right. The party was a reunion for the Boiler Room Girls, a group who worked on Robert F. Kennedy's presidential campaign before his assassination.
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So around 11.15 p.m., Mary Jo Kopenchny, a 28-year-old former campaign worker and close associate,
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of rfks would leave the party with him anyway the two would leave the party together and supposedly they were driving back on the ferry dock so she could get back to her hotel and instead of the main road he drove her down a narrow and dangerous unlit dirt path he then suddenly lost control and went off the bridge into the pond below the car flipping upside down into the water and submerging his passenger and he was able to escape but his passenger continued to be trapped
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Mary Jo. And according to himself, he dove in seven or eight times hoping to save her, but couldn't get her from how the vehicle was situated. He then decided to swim to shore and left, just left the scene, leaving Mary Jo Capincini behind to die. And he just would return back to his hotel like, like nothing ever happened.
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So like you may think, like maybe he's in shock, you know, maybe it's a hereditary situation, you know, the backseat, Girl dies, gets decapitated. Don't know if you've seen that movie before. Highly recommend watching it. But he just doesn't tell anybody and he's just in shock the whole time. So maybe he's in shock. Maybe he just, he doesn't, he just, he'll let everybody know in the morning.
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But no, he doesn't. He just went back to his hotel and just still didn't report the accident that happened. Not until two fishermen supposedly spotted the upside down car and called the police. So it wasn't him that contacted the police. It was two fishermen. And this is what's... up, okay?
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According to investigators studying the scene, an air pocket was discovered, which would have gave Kepenchny enough time to survive if authorities were called immediately and not, you know, you just go into your hotel and just not telling anyone. So he literally had a chance to save her and didn't.
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And on July 25th, a week later, he pled guilty to leading the scene of the crime and he was sentenced to two months in jail. And if you think that wasn't a lot of time, the sentence was actually just suspended altogether and he just served no time. justice.
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So on March 31st, 2020 in Squamish, British Columbia, weird shout out to BC right now, Ryan Grantham carried out a premeditated recovery. While his 64-year-old mother was playing piano, he approached her from the back and would shoot her in the head with a .2020 caliber rifle. And this act of cold and calculated murder was something he had rehearsed beforehand.
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And knowing this would damage his career, instead of leaving the Senate, he continued to run and stated he would run for re-election the next year. And in 1980, he would run for president. However, his life had been stained with his career-destroying story, which ultimately led to a dominating defeat.
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But still, he did do well in the Senate and unfortunately passed away from brain cancer on August 25th. But the entire topic is debated if it was a deliberate murder or if he was hiding something. Was it an affair? Did he have secrets to hide? We just don't know and I don't think we ever will. So again, extremely unfortunate. Now, last but not least, or maybe least, I don't really know.
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Last and unfortunately, we have someone who I'm assuming everyone knows, and one of the most recent ones, which is Alec Baldwin. And if you don't know who Alec Baldwin is, his real name is Alexander Ray Baldwin III. That's a lot of names. And he was born on April 3rd, 1958. And rose to fame in countless movies. He has that certain look and tone that stands out in movies. At least for me.
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I mean, he's got like that... That stare. But he always does and he talks like very soft and very fast and very... I'm like turning into Jeff Goldblum right now. I don't know what's going on. I'm gonna stop. But he became a bit more established in his role in The Hunt for Red October, made in 1990, alongside Sean Connery.
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And his fame grew through the movie Beetlejuice, playing one of the main characters, and his career just continued to skyrocket as he gained more and more roles in Hollywood. But of course, his most famous performance was in the live-action 2003 Cat in the Hat, which is the reason we don't have any more live action Dr. Seuss movies. I personally liked it. I personally liked Cat in the Hat, okay?
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Mike Myers. He was good. I think it was good. But anyway, he has a plethora of movies. You definitely know who he is. But what you may or may not know if you don't deep dive into anything celebrity is that Alec Baldwin got a role in a movie called Rust, a Western movie to be specific, which would come out in 2024. I never saw it.
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And in this movie, Alec Baldwin plays the main character, Harland Rust, an aging outlaw. And the story was about this outlaw, Harland Rust, who came out of hiding to rescue a 13-year-old nephew after he was sentenced to hang for his crimes he accidentally committed. And it's a cool idea, and it began filming in 2020 and 2021.
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However, everything would come to a screeching halt after a horrible accident. In October of 2021, there were many problems on set. The budget of the film was around $8 million, which was not your regular budget for a movie. There were complaints of safety concerns from those in the production, poor firearm handling procedures, and even accidental firearm discharges. Very bad.
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And this would become reality. As on October 21st, 2021, an accidental firearm discharge would take someone's life. And during a rehearsal during a church scene, Baldwin was meant to be armed and draw his .45 Colt revolver. And everything was going to plan. And this scene involved him pointing his firearm at the camera for a dramatic shot when the gun went off accidentally.
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And standing behind the camera were his co-director, Joel Souza, and cinematographer, Helena Hutchins. And the bullet supposedly hitting Hutchins in the chest where it passed through Then hitting Sousa in the shoulder. And this bullet was a live round, which is wild as to why it was ever on set and how the mix-up even happened because that is just never the case. You don't have live rounds on set.
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And Sousa would survive. However, Hutchins would pass away in the hospital. And an investigation was open on set trying to understand how the mix-up could have happened and how so much neglect would be involved with having a live round on set. And according to the story, Baldwin stated he never pulled the trigger, practicing gun safety.
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Afterwards, he used a GoPro to film his dead mother on the ground, admitting to the murder in a recorded confession. And he did express regret knowing what he had done and his mind was completely made up. However, that wasn't the only murder he wanted to commit. And this is where it gets crazy. So obviously a very obvious act of remorse, which like... Little too late, little too late.
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However, other reports stated he had no idea how to handle the firearm in the first place. as he's been pretty vocal about his distaste for guns. And the armorer on set was also investigated, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed and assistant David Holes. And they both stated that the weapon was prepped and given to Baldwin cold, meaning safe, and then handed it to Baldwin.
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However, it was found it was not properly checked if it was truly safe. And this then just created a domino effect of lawsuits and allegations towards Baldwin, calling him a cold-blooded killer while pointing the figure at the armorer and those on set for the mistake that cost someone their life. And in January of 2023, both Baldwin and Gutierrez-Reed were charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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However, later the same year, in April, His charges were dropped, but could still be refiled. And prosecutors reopened the case and reinstated that manslaughter charge in 2024. And on top of that, he received civil lawsuits from Hutchins' family for her wrongful death.
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And several crew members on set also joined in, stating that they suffered emotional trauma under these working conditions and experiencing someone being killed in front of them. and some were settled privately, while others ultimately are still ongoing. In July of 2024, Alec Baldwin stood trial for the killing, and the judge ultimately dismissed the case.
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He was not charged and therefore walked away a free man. However, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in March of 2024. And this obviously angered a lot of people. However, it's hard to see how he was at fault for sure. Sure, he could have examined the weapon himself, but if he was handed a live round, which he
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shouldn't have been there in the first place and was declared safe, he felt there was no reason to check, let alone probably didn't know how to check, especially since he had a disdain towards guns. So it's very gray and confusing and just fucking sad. So it may seem unfair and a lot of people talking about his case are demanding justice.
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And I'm sure this is a massive hit on his name, and the feelings of killing someone are definitely going to always be on his mind. I mean, awful all around. Like, I feel...
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so horrible for all the people that were involved in that whole project and it's just the negligence like just so easily avoidable and there could have been a woman still walking here on earth with us if if those people were negligent so just incredibly sad but these cases to show even riches and fame don't always grant you immunity from tragedy and sometimes they do which is
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really horrifying but some were tragic accidents while others were deeper and were struggling with personal demons either way all of them were extremely sad and tragic and that is it for this video so let me know what other videos you guys want to see down below i appreciate you watching i appreciate you being here and i hope you stay safe and until next time i will see your beautiful face bye
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Then he would go to his car and prep it and fill his car with weapons, ammunition, a lot of cocktails and camping gear. What he had planned was to kill the prime minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau. However, in an unusual change of heart, he instead would just drive aimlessly around with all of the stuff in his car.
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And eventually, he thought of heading towards Simon Fraser University to do a mass sh- which is just horrifying to think about. But, yet again, Thankfully, he decided not to and began to just drive again aimlessly. And it was much later and he realized that neither of these plans seemed viable. To which he drove himself and turned himself in to the Vancouver police station.
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And some of these were not criminally charged, while others were pure accidents. However, this shows that even accidents have life changing results. Ones that lead to deaths. Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder. All things that I love to consume and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, little, beautiful, intellectually minded freak. And today we are talking about just that.
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And he would tell them that he had killed his mother and they would arrest him. And later in March 2020, he would plead guilty to first degree murder for life. with no chance of parole until 14 years later.
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And most of the information before was learned at the court case, including the GoPro video and his diary, which explained his mental health decline and the regret he felt for killing his mother. And the video was around four minutes long, detailing what he was going to do. It's really sad to hear, and it shows he was going through clinical depression in the months leading up to the murder.
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He was feeling urges of wanting to cause harm to others. And as reported, he had been watching gore videos on the dark web as well, which also just helped fuel his urges. And he himself was wanting to take his own life and just feeling intense feelings of self-hatred. So just a really extremely sad situation.
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And the reason for killing his mother was basically to save her from the crimes he was going to commit. So he felt like so guilty for the crimes he wanted to commit, which would be the murder of Justin Trudeau and potentially a mass shooting at Simon Fraser University.
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He wanted to save her from going through seeing her son doing that basically, which I mean, obviously is so messed up and wrong, but there's just a little... It's just sad. It's just really, really sad. Yeah, just a really heartbreaking story and a very recent story as well. But that brings us to our next celebrity, which is Matthew Broderick. So have you seen the movie Inspector Gadget?
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Used to be one of my faves. Well, then you absolutely know who this guy is. And Inspector Gadget was kind of a terrible example also, by the way. He does have a much more extensive portfolio. What you should know him from was from his most popular performance, which was Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Another one of my favorites growing up.
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This guy was basically the childhood of anyone born before 2004, or at least should have been, because those movies are fantastic. But this guy did not just skip school, he literally, he literally killed, he killed people, which is crazy to think about. Bueller. But born on March 21st, 1962 in Manhattan, New York City, his starting career had him climbing the ladder, jumping into films.
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His first big hit was the movie War Games in 1983. I never watched it. Where he was finally establishing himself on the map. And then, of course, his biggest film, arguably Ferris Bueller's Day Off in 1986. However, just a year later, he would cause a terrible accident. accident. On August 5th, 1987, Broderick was traveling with his co-star and also girlfriend, Jennifer Grey, in Northern Ireland.
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And Jennifer Grey, for those of you who don't know, was a baby in the corner. Nobody puts baby in the corner. Dirty dancing. That baby. And supposedly, while driving a rented car, he drove on the wrong side of the road. And some articles say it was because of weather conditions. However, I think the story makes more sense just because he was confused.
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He is an American after all, so maybe he just didn't immediately think that he was driving on the wrong side of the road, like, because the roads are opposite there. So he was driving on the wrong side of the road, but it was the right side of the road for him, if you know what I mean. Obviously, not even a little bit of an excuse for what was to happen, but...
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you know, arguably that may have been the reason. But because of this error, he had a head-on collision with another car, which killed two passengers, Margaret Doherty, who was 63, and Anna Gallagher, who was 28. And Broderick. did not lose his life, but suffered a fracture to his leg and his ribs, a concussion and a collapsed lung. Getting off easy compared to the other two passengers.
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We are talking about celebrities. We love celebrities. Celebrities, we gobble up. We gobble up all the drama and whatnot, and we idolize them, we look up to them. They're like these anomalies that are untouchable, but even they can make mistakes. So let's talk about it.
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And his passenger, Gray, got severe whiplash. Again, got off extremely easy comparatively. And after the crash, he would obviously be questioned by police, who stated he had no recollection of the crash or why he was on the wrong lane to begin with. And he then was initially charged with causing death by dangerous driving. However, he would somehow avoid this charge.
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Instead, he would receive a much lesser punishment for careless driving and fined around $175. $175 for two people's lives. I'm just speechless from that. But a sentence that could have landed him in prison, he instead received just a small fee. A parking ticket fee, basically. And this obviously caused a huge uproar.
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absolutely angry, he could get away with something so serious with the equivalent of a f***ing slap on the wrist. And you could still find posts making fun of him and calling him a murderer, which I don't think he meant to murder anyone, but he was careless, and by doing that, he killed two people.
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But anyway, this somehow did not halt his fame at all and he would continue to star in hit movies like soon after. And one of, if not his biggest movie of our childhoods, he would play adult Simba in The Lion King in 1993. Like one of the biggest movies to happen in the 90s. His career now has slowly faltered. He's still obviously in some big movies and is still acting, but he's now in his 60s.
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And this is one of the deaths on the list that is really crazy to me. Maybe it's because he was in Ireland, so the courts were just more lenient. I don't know how the judicial system works over there necessarily, but it is extremely weird to me why they would give him such a small fine. especially as such a successful actor. Maybe, maybe that's why, which is just even more sick.
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But again, just incredibly sad. But that is what happened. And that is Broderick's story. And now we move on to Sid Vicious. In the mid 1970s, London's punk scene became the crucible for one of the most iconic and controversial figures in rock history. John Simon Ritchie, later known as Sid Vicious, found himself at the epicenter of this cultural revolution.
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Without further ado, let's unbuckle our seat belts, go Mach 5 down the highway, slam on the brakes, and bust through this windshield into these criminal celebrities together. Ryan Grantham, originally best known for his work on Diary of a Wimpy Kid to eventually reaching bigger shows like Riverdale, Supernatural, and iZombie.
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Despite his limited musical prowess, Vicious' charismatic presence and embodiment of punk's rebellious spirit quickly propelled him to the prominence within the movement. And Malcolm McLaren, the astute and often provocative manager of the Sex Pistols, recognized the potential in Vicious's raw energy and persona.
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And in February 1977, McLaren made the strategic decision to recruit Vicious as the band's new bassist, even though he lacked the fundamental skills to play the instrument. He was basically just, you know, a poster boy. And the unconventional choice underscored the punk's ethos that prioritized attitude and authenticity over technical proficiency.
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And the iconic look that Vicious cultivated spiked hair, leather jackets, and an air of defiance became synonymous within the punk movement. He was just like an idol in the punk movement. And his visual presentation was as much part of his artistry as the musical contributions. if not more so.
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And Vicious' style influenced a generation of disaffected youth, providing a template for punk fashion that would endure long after his brief career. And his struggles with substance abuse and self-destructive tendencies became inextricably linked with his public persona.
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Wobble's assessment that Vicious represented the nihilistic, self-destructive, dark, completely uncaring side of punk highlighted the duality of his appeal. A figure both celebrated and cautionary. And the media's fascination with Vicious just intensified when he became romantically involved with Nancy Spudgeon.
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Their relationship, tumultuous and often public, captured the imagination of the press and public alike. The portrayal of Sid and Nancy as Romeo and Juliet in black leather romanticized their volatile partnership, further elevating Vicious' status as a cultural icon while simultaneously foreshadowing the tragedy that would ultimately unfold.
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So as the Sex Pistols' notoriety reached its zenith, a dark, Undercurrent was pulling Sid Vicious towards an even more tumultuous fate. At the heart of the tragedy was Nancy Spungen, a figure whose influence on Vicious' life would prove both profound and destructive. So in 1978, Vicious and Spungen relocated to New York City, a move that exacerbated their already problematic drug use.
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And eyewitness accounts from the time at Chelsea Hotel paint a very grim picture of their lifestyle. The couple was frequently observed in a state of disarray. Their room was littered in refuse, both heavily under the influence of heroin as well. And this environment of squalor and substance abuse just became the backdrop for this tragic event that would unfold.
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So on October 12th, 1978, the situation reached its tragic end. When Nancy Spungen was discovered dead in the couple's room at the Chelsea Hotel, she had sustained a fatal stab wound to the abdomen. And the circumstances surrounding her death remained shrouded in controversy to this day. And Vicious, who was present at the scene, initially confessed to the murder.
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However, later he would retract his statement, claiming to have been asleep at the time of Spungen's death. And eyewitness accounts from the Chelsea Hotel provide a nuanced perspective on Vicious' and Spungen's relationship. Their interactions were characterized by a volatile mix of adoration and violence, a very extremely toxic and unhealthy relationship.
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While Vicious was known to physically abuse Spungen, he also displayed a very deep affection for her. And this paradoxal dynamic complicates the narrative of their relationship and the events leading to Spungen's death. And in the aftermath of Spungen's death, Vicious spiraled further into despair and self-destruction.
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And he would attempt slower slide shortly after the incident, a clear indication of his mental anguish. And despite being released on bail, Vicious was unable to escape the gravitational pull of his addiction. And on February 2nd, 1979, he would be found dead from a heroin overdose. bringing a very tragic end to his tumultuous life before he could stand trial for Spungen's death.
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So we will never know how she died or how the whole thing unfolded. So again, just a very, very tragic event. That brings us to our next celebrity, which I'm sure every single one of you will know, and that is Caitlyn Banks. So Caitlyn Jenner is another one of these tragic tales. Once a famed Olympic star to one surrounded by multiple dramas.
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However, her previous skills as a decathlon world record holder later became a media sensation. And carrying the Jenner title, Caitlyn Jenner is obviously directly associated with the Kardashians, once married to Kris Jenner. And everyone remembers the horrors of keeping up with the Kardashians. The show is still going, which is crazy to me.
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However, this once star full of global success had a horrible accident that resulted in the loss of a life. On February 7th, 2015, Jenner was driving on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California. You've definitely driven down this road in GTA 5, but driving a black Cadillac Escalade, which was
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However, he would later be known for something much more sinister, and it wouldn't be on a movie set. All right, before I get into this, I need to put my freaking glasses on. I can't see shit. All right, so Grantham lived with his mother, Barbara Waite, who was a very supportive and integral figure in his life.
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towing a trailer, another vehicle ahead of Jenner was driven by a woman by the name of Kim Howe, who was 69. Driving her Lexus, eyes focused on the road. However, the woman in front of Howe had slowed down, driven by a woman named Jessica Steindorf. And because of this, Howe would break but Jenner was going too fast.
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Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder, all things that I love to consume, and I know you do too, you sweet, twisted, beautiful, intellectually-minded freak. And today, today's a rough one, okay? A lot.
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I didn't know how to tie my shoes at 15.
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In a remote village in India, a woman reported her baby missing. The police would arrive, and that's when a young boy would come forward smiling, and he would lead them right to the body. And this is not a work of fiction, as terrifying as it sounds. This is the true story of Amarjeet Sada, a boy who by the age of eight had taken... three lives.
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As I said before, Jeremy was 23 years old, which is an obvious problem for too many reasons to kill. So they met in early 2006. A friend would introduce them and Jeremy would groom her into a relationship with him, basically. And online, they would just build this entire fantasy world around them.
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kids it's like psychopathic children and also obviously some of the deaths involve children as well so just know that before going into this but without further ado let's unbuckle our seatbelts go Mach 5 down the highway slam on the brakes and bust through this windshield into these three cruel children together
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They would use platforms like Nexopia and VampireFreaks.com and they would exchange cryptic and disturbing messages back and forth to each other. And as mentioned before, Jasmine said that she was 15 years old and Jeremy didn't ask any questions about that. And I honestly just don't think he cared. But their messages would grow increasingly more intense.
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They would be very romantic, violent, and even conspiratorial. So again, after Jasmine's parents found out, they were like, fuck that shit. No, you cannot see that guy. And then she would be like, well, that just makes me want him more. So she would naturally rebel. She would start sneaking out, going to concerts, and she would continue to get in trouble from her parents.
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So when the barriers between Jasmine and Jeremy began to grow further and further because of her parents, they began to imagine a world without those barriers. Those barriers being her parents. So I have this plan, Jasmine wrote in one online message. It begins with me killing them and ends with me living with you. And shortly before the murders, they watched the film, Natural Born Killers.
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Natural Born Killers is a violent cult classic about a couple in love who go on a killing spree, basically. They ruined this movie for me. And Jeremy idolized it, allegedly claiming it is, quote unquote, the best love story of all time. And he didn't want to lose Jasmine. And he was willing to kill for her. So what followed was not just a crime of passion.
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It was the complete unraveling of reality itself. Guided by fantasy, fueled by obsession, and executed by two people who believed they were completely untouchable. One of them believed he was a fucking 300-year-old werewolf perv. Frick sakes. So it was a quiet Sunday morning in a small Canadian town of Medicine Hat when police arrived at the Richardson family household.
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And inside they would find a scene so gruesome and so unthinkable, it would haunt the country for years. Three members of the Richardson family, Mark, Deborah, and their eight-year-old son, Jacob, was dead, completely slaughtered in their own home. and their 12-year-old daughter was completely missing. But this wasn't a kidnapping, this was the plan.
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Just hours earlier, under the cover of night, Jeremy had entered the Richardson home through a basement window. He was drunk and under the influence of cocaine, marijuana, and ecstasy, but he was armed with knives and fueled by obsession. So Deborah Richardson would be in bed and hear the noise in the house and go to investigate. And this is when she would encounter Jeremy.
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She would be startled by him in the dark, but before she could scream for help, he would attack. He would inflict multiple stab wounds on her and there would be multiple defensive injuries because she was trying to fight for her life at that point. But unfortunately, she would die in the basement. Mark would hear some sort of a struggle downstairs and go down to investigate himself.
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And he grabbed the first thing he could find, which was a screwdriver. But he too was completely outmatched and unprepared. And Jeremy would stab him repeatedly and just leave him to bleed out. And this is all happening while Jasmine is there participating. And then came the part that no one wants to believe, Jasmine's eight-year-old little brother.
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To this day, both Jasmine and Jeremy blame each other for what happened next. So the truth is unconfirmed, but this is what we know. Jacob was stabbed multiple times and his throat would also be slashed. And there are some reports that mention he attempted to defend himself with his toy lightsaber, which just... which is just painstakingly heartbreaking. And they supposedly did this
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Because they didn't want him to live as an orphan or have the burden of living as an orphan. So they did it as some sort of fucked up courtesy, which is just beyond sickening. And a neighbor would later describe the scene as straight out of a horror movie. And then after all of the horrific damage that they had done in lives that they had taken, they just up and left.
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And they would go to a friend's house to attend a party. And they would laugh. They would kiss. They bragged of the atrocities they had just committed. And they were, according to witnesses, celebrating. Just no words. And the next morning, Jasmine would be listed as a missing person because as far as the authorities know, she was kidnapped.
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and her family was brutally murdered by some sort of unknown assailant. But within 24 hours, the truth thankfully would come out. And it would come out after recovering evidence from her room and more evidence online. It was very clear that she wasn't a victim. She was now a suspect. So Jasmine and Jeremy were tracked down and arrested in Leader, Saskatchewan, which was about 80 miles away.
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So they were making a run for it at this point. And they were driven by Jeremy's friend, whose name was Casey Lancaster. And she was later charged with being an accessory for disposing of evidence. But the accessory charge was dropped, but she pleaded guilty to an obstruction charge. And she would end up with a one-year house arrest. So Jeremy and Jasmine were now in custody.
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And in custody, neither would show any sort of emotion. Both were charged with three counts of first degree murder. And in 2008, Jeremy was convicted and sentenced to three life sentences in prison, served consecutively, with the possibility of parole after 25 years, which like, Why? Why is it ever an option, you know? But Jasmine's trial was a little bit more complicated.
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She was only 12 years old at the time of the murders after all. So this would make her the youngest person in Canadian history to be charged with multiple homicides. And psychologists testified that she was emotionally immature and likely under Jeremy's influence. And she lacked the full capacity to understand the consequences of her actions.
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But still, the jury found her guilty of all three counts. And under Canadian law, she could not be sentenced as an adult. So instead, Jasmine would receive the max sentencing for a minor, which was 10 years, made up of time in a psychiatric institution, followed by conditional supervision in the community. And her sentencing wasn't just about punishment, it was about rehabilitation.
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So before Amarjeet Seda ever took a life, before his name would unsettle headlines across the world, he was just a kid. He was just a child born into a system that never saw him coming. Amarjeet was born in 1998 in Bukhara, a rural district of Bihar, India. And at the time, the region was one of the most impoverished and neglected in the entire country. The infrastructure was very minimal.
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But the country was completely split. Some viewed her as a child manipulated by a predator and others saw her as just a cold-blooded killer. And there are some rumors suggesting the possibility of Jeremy actually being the victim due to fetal alcohol effects and his abuse during his own childhood, which potentially brings his intelligence and suggestibility into question.
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But there's no conclusive answer to this, just an interesting twist on this whole scenario. So the trial was over, but the debate had only just begun. I don't know. I personally think it takes a certain kind of child to not feel anything for being responsible for your entire family's death. Do I think a child can comprehend the repercussions of killing their entire family? No.
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I think that you're in love as a really young child and you're you know, persuade by this older guy. I think you're willing to do anything, but I think there is a bit of nature in there and a lot of nurture as well. You know, I don't know. He's a 23 year old guy. Maybe he's not the most intelligent, but he's still capable of killing and not asking questions.
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So I think they're both equally at fault, but who am I to say, you know, but they're both guilty. So clearly majority said. what I said, basically. And today, you won't find Jasmine. There's no press conferences, there's no interviews, not a trace. Because Jasmine Richardson, now in her 30s, walks completely free. She served her full 10-year sentence and in May of 2016, that sentence ended.
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And her record was sealed and her name was protected. And she would be released from all court ordered conditions. So during her rehabilitation, Jasmine reportedly enrolled in university classes at Mount Royal University in Calgary. And those who encountered her had no idea who she really was. She was just another student to them, just another face in the crowd.
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And now her exact whereabouts are completely undisclosed. And by law, her identity cannot be revealed in Canadian media, shielded by the same system that once tried her as a child. So some believe she still lives near her old community, but the nation remains divided to this day.
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To some, Jasmine Richardson was a success story, proof that the system can rehabilitate even the most unlikely offenders. And to others, she's just a ghost walking free, a reminder of a crime too dark to forget. But wherever she is now, she herself carries her past that cannot be erased. And that brings us to our final child serial killer, Piedad Martinez del Aguia.
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So in the winter of 1965, in the quiet city of Murcia, Spain, would become home to one of the most chilling and least understood cases in European criminal history. And at the center of it all was a 12-year-old girl. And her name, Piedad Martinez del Agua, Born in 1953, Piadad was the third of 10 children in a family struggling to survive.
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Her father was a bricklayer and her mother was a part-time kitchen worker and odd job worker. And they lived in El Carmen, a working class neighborhood defined by its poverty, overcrowding and hard labor. Before that, the family had lived in the slums, Basically one step above desperation. There was no semblance of luxury, no privacy, only noise, hunger, and the never-ending demands of survival.
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And while other children her age were in school learning to read and write, Piyadad was home. She cleaned and cooked and changed diapers. So at 12 years old, she was the default caretaker for her younger siblings.
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Jesus, who was 10, Cristina, who was eight, Manuela, who was six, Andres, who was five, Juan Santa, who was four, and Mariano, who was two, and a baby, Maria del Carmen, who was only nine months old. A lot of kids. So her two older brothers worked full-time as panel beaters at the auto shop. They would sometimes bring their work home and require her to help clean and polish metal parts.
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Electricity was very unreliable and education was a luxury to say the least. And healthcare. especially mental health care, was practically non-existent. So in these forgotten pockets of India, superstition often stood in place of science. And mental illness was just not understood at all. It was basically just feared or concealed completely or just blamed on other entities or spirits.
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And they would provide her with some small bars of chemical substance in order to do this. Very important to note later. And her parents would be gone for most of the day because they too worked. So the weight of the household, the chaos of caring for seven younger siblings fell squarely on her very small shoulders. And she carried it quietly and obediently until something broke.
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And no one really noticed at first, After all, she was just a little girl, a girl who didn't go to school, a girl who couldn't really read, a girl whose entire world was confined to four crumbling walls, the wailing of babies and the suffocating pressure of poverty. But inside her, something else was forming, not resentment, not rebellion, So it began with a fever.
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On December 4th, 1965, baby Maria del Carmen, just nine months old, began convulsing violently. She would also develop a rash and her temperature would start to soar. And within half an hour, she would unfortunately pass away. And the family doctor arrived as soon as possible, but it was too late. And the doctor would say it was most likely meningitis.
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The death itself was very sudden and this wasn't unheard of. So it was a tragedy, yes, but a very isolated one, or so they thought. Because five days later, it would happen again. Mariano, only two years old, died under nearly identical circumstances.
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Families in the neighborhood began distancing themselves to protect from whatever was occurring in the household because everybody at this point just thought they were sick and most likely contagious. And then five days later, once again, Quinsenta, just four years old, died just as quickly as her other siblings with the same symptoms. So three children within 10 days all dead.
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And this time, the doctor refused to sign the death certificate. He did suspect something else, but lacked any proof. So by the order of the local health council, the Martinez del Aguia family brought their surviving children to Murcia General Hospital for evaluation. And they would stay for several days and receive many, many tests. But in 1965 Spain, diagnostic technology was extremely limited.
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So there was no immediate answers and the hospital would find no conclusive cause as to why those children died so suddenly. So the family would be sent home and all of the children in the neighborhood, including the family, would receive a prescription of multivitamin concentrates. Don't think that's gonna help.
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But the hope was to make sure their immune systems were at peak shape should there be any sort of infectious disease going on. But within days of the family's release, it would happen again. On January 4th, 1966, five-year-old Andres was dead after having been seemingly completely okay half an hour before. And this time there would be no assumptions.
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And they were more determined than ever to discover the cause. Samples of visceral tissue from Andres and Fuensanta were sent by pathologists to the Instituto Nacional del Salud in Madrid. And they completely ruled out the possibility of an infectious agent. So then they would send it over to the Instituto Nacional de Toxicología or the National Institute of Toxicology.
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And it was there that they would find their answer. And the culprit would be potassium cyanide. And... So back in Murcia, pathologists were taking a second look at the first two deceased children, but they still didn't find anything. But they reportedly fed 21 guinea pigs and a dog with pieces of the children's organs, which is, I don't know how I feel about that, but okay.
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And all of the animals would die suddenly. So they would know that the children were poisoned. And when the police asked who was last seen with the victims, one name came up again and again, Piedad. So by mid January, 1966, the city of Murcia no longer whispered about the deaths in the Martinez de Aguia household. they fucking shouted.
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Four dead children, no explanation and no arrests at this point. Only grief and suspicion. And on January 14th, both parents, Andres and Antonia, were arrested. Authorities would suspect that the murders were an act of filicide, which is the killings of one's child. And Antonia, pregnant at the time, was confined to a maternity ward under supervision.
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And Andres was sent to a psychiatric facility for evaluation. And the surviving children were split. The boys housed with their father and the girls kept with their mother. A very controversial move, but one made with purpose. Detectives hope that their killer might slip up. So by now the story had reached national headlines.
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So families struggling with psychological disorders just didn't seek therapy. They thought something was wrong with them and not that something very common was wrong with them, but something like was inside them and wrong with them, if that makes sense. So they would turn to local shamans or worse, they would just do nothing at all.
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And this was very out of the norm because in this period of time, the press was very tightly controlled. And journalists just descended on Murcia, eager to capture the story. And what they found would completely stun everyone. The children, just weeks after burying four siblings, were laughing, playing, and smiling.
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And one photographer recalled six-year-old Manuela looking directly into his lens and saying something to the effect of, quote unquote, you want to take my picture because I'm going to die next. Absolutely chilling. Oh, my God. And then just like that, she went back to her game like it was nothing.
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But behind those playful scenes, detectives were watching someone else, someone a lot quieter than the other children, someone a lot colder. And that was Pia Dad. Her affect was flat, her gaze just completely unshaken. And she always seemed to be the last one with each of the dead. but they still had no proof at this point. Then on January 24th, a detective had an idea.
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He took 12-year-old Pia Dad to a local cafe, just the two of them. And he made small talk and ordered her a glass of milk. And then with a sleight of hand, he pretended to spike her drink with the same metal cleaning compound her brothers used at work. And she noticed immediately. And after she noticed, she would grab his wrist and she would say to him this. Don't do that.
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The detective would answer, Is it harmful? Is it like the stuff you gave your little siblings? And at this point, per the detective's account, it was written all over her face. But he just stared into her eyes in silence until she spoke again.
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And the detective would say, And the last one?
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Twelve... She's 12. Oh my God. So this was the moment detectives had been waiting for. She explained her methods with chilling precision during an interrogation, how she turned potassium chloride, cyanide, and DDT-based insecticides into tiny lethal pellets, then mixed them into milk and food. Dude, well, she's fucking 12. It's just horrifying.
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And each child suffered agonizing deaths, roughly taking 30 minutes. Only when Santa had time to cry out saying, quick, come here, I'm dying. And Pia Dad heard her and then just walked away. So the 12 year old girl who kept the house running while her parents worked, who changed diapers, fed bottles, put her siblings to sleep, murdered four of her own siblings. And these were not moments of rage.
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So the fear of public shame meant that most of these cases were just buried quietly, especially in a small, tightly woven community. where reputations quite literally meant survival. And in Amarjeet's village, poverty wasn't just a statistic. It was basically just a way of life. So his family lived in a very densely packed neighborhood made of mud brick homes and open drains.
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They weren't revenge. They were planned, repeated. and refined murders. Basically a child behaving like a trained assassin. So after all this, her parents were held for a little bit longer, especially after she said that her mom was involved in all of this. And then her story just kept changing. In one version, her mother ordered the killings and in another, it was all her idea.
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So pathological liar as well. Just fucking cherry on top. But eventually, detectives concluded that was becoming more and more obvious, that Piedad just lied. So her surviving siblings were removed from both parents' custody and placed under Child Protective Services. And Andres, the father, was released in March, 1966. Thank you.
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His parents would work as laborers earning barely enough to feed their children. But more dangerous than the poverty here was the silence. Children with any sort of behavioral issues were rarely seen as mentally unwell. They were called troublesome, moody, or simply cursed, like actually thought they were cursed. And few recognized the warning signs, obviously, given the lack of...
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Born into poverty, raised in silence, and driven by something even his own parents couldn't understand. Amarjeet would become known as the youngest serial killer in recorded history. But his case is only the beginning, which is horrifying. Because in this video, we are going to uncover three of the most disturbing cases of juvenile killers the world has ever seen. So
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And fewer still had the means to actually act on them. And so when Amarjeet began exhibiting troublesome behavior, no one asked questions that should have come first. You know, questions like what the hell was going on inside Amarjeet's mind? What's causing him to act out like this? But instead, like so many other children born into these margins, he was just left to his own world.
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One that was shaped by suffering, superstition, and silence. And in that silence, something very, very, very dark began to grow. So Amarjeet entered the world as another child born into poverty in a village where survival came way before any sort of psychology. But long before Amarjeet ever picked up a brick, which we'll get to, there were signs. First off, he was never liked by other children.
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He didn't really have any friends. Because in the village, boys his age played together and swam on the pond. And when other children asked him to play, he reportedly would sometimes lash out in sudden bursts of anger at them. So they were like, whoa, okay, shit, dude. You don't have to play Marco Polo with us. Like, I don't know.
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So villagers would later describe him as strange, but polite, which I find very hard to believe. but also notably withdrawn. He was very to himself. And looking back, these were the early indicators of detachment and harmful potential. And his mother, Parul, noticed the difference too. Amarjeet just had this temper and an intensity that she just couldn't explain.
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She didn't know where it came from. And instead of turning to doctors, she would turn to tradition. She would smear black kajal beneath his eyes to ward off evil and placed an amulet of protection from the Hanuman temple around his arm. But no amulet could stop what was manifesting inside this evil little child. But obviously she didn't know any better.
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She just thought that maybe, maybe it was an evil spirit. Maybe that this will help, you know? So it's of no fault of her own. Amrjeet would have no formal education as well. There was basically no access to structure therapy or any sort of guidance. Some reports even mentioned neglect from his parents. And it would be around this time that tragedy would first strike.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, Amrjeet's infant cousin would die under suspicious circumstances and his family would have to make a devastating choice. They would keep quiet. They would call it an accident and they would shield him. That, that they are responsible for and I don't have an excuse for them for.
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So basically they were rewarding the behavior of their murdering child, not the best parent, but probably worst parent award, I'd say. So with not punishing your child or not making them be held accountable, the darkness inside him would quickly unfold. So like I said, his first victim was very close to home. It was his younger cousin.
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And there seems to be a bit of discrepancy from various sources of the age of the victim, but his cousin was an infant. So one day the infant would seemingly vanish and shortly thereafter, her body would be found. And it was clear that she had been beaten to death and there would be no trial, no police reports. Her family, basically Amarjeet's family, just chose to stay silent.
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even though they knew that Amarjeet had done the crime. And then not long after, his infant sister would be his next victim. And his sister would be just eight months old. And Amarjeet would strangle her to death with his bare hands. Like... Just horrifying. But again, the family did not report the crime.
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spanning rural India, suburban Canada, and the outskirts of Madrid. Children who killed without any remorse and victims barely older than toddlers and some even younger. So trigger warning there. And crimes that challenge everything we thought we knew about psychology, justice, and innocence.
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And whether out of shame, fear, or just pure disbelief, they buried not just their child, but the truth. So in 2007, the village was shaken when a third child would go missing. Six-month-old Khushboo, the daughter of a neighbor. Her mother had left her sleeping at the local school while she just... stepped away.
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But when she returned, the child was completely missing and no one was prepared for the truth that had actually occurred. So the community gathered around and a search began to break out. But not long after that, Amarjeet would step forward and he would confess. Very casually, even cheerfully. And officers just couldn't believe it. They thought naturally that it was a prank.
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I mean, this kid is eight years old. He's a small child. How could he have done this horrible crime? And if he was to do it, maybe it was an accident, but why would he be happy about it? They were just really confused. But that's when he would lead them to the body. Hidden away, her tiny body laid buried in a shallow grave.
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And when questioned by police, Al-Marjeet reportedly smiled through his entire confession. And he even asked for biscuits at the beginning of it. And as investigators listened, just completely stunned, he described the murder with chilling detachment. Just pure psychopathic behavior. He was quoted to say, Just like... absolutely chilling.
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There's just something about a child with so much detachment that is Next level horrifying. So forensic psychologists would be brought in and their official conclusion would be that Amarjeet was a sadist, a child who found pleasure in inflicting pain. So this was not a prank gone wrong. It was not the product of a playground fight. This was something far, far darker and far rarer.
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And now the world would finally take notice. A little too late if you ask me. So when the news broke that an eight year old had killed three infants, it sent shockwaves across India and the world. But once the horror of his confession settled, authorities were left with the difficult question. What do you do with a killer child?
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And at the time of Amarjeet's arrest in 2007, India law was very clear. A child under the age of 18 could not be tried as an adult. And there would be no prison sentence, no criminal trial, no possibility of life imprisonment, and certainly no death penalty. So instead, Amarjeet was placed in a juvenile detention facility, the only legal option available at the time.
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And there, he would spend the next 10 years, the maximum sentence allowed for a minor under Indian law. And behind closed doors, rehabilitation efforts would begin. And reports suggested he received counseling, education, and behavioral therapy. But the truth is, almost nothing is known about what happened inside those walls.
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There were no updates, zero interviews, and the file on Amarjeet Seda slowly disappeared from public view. And then in 2016, he would turn 18 years old. And under Indian law, his record was completely sealed. So with his file closed, his identity was changed to protect his future and prevent vigilante retaliation, which I'm like, don't.
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From the cultural stigmas that hid warning signs to legal systems unequipped for murderers in grade school. This is not just a story about murder. It's a story about what happens when childhoods turn deadly. Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder. All things that I love to consume, and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful, intellectually-minded freak.
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If he can do that at eight, what the fuck could he do at 18 years old? Now, he's in his mid-twenties now. That's fucking terrifying. And today, his current location is completely unknown to the public. Some say he relocated under government protection, but others believe he may have quietly reintegrated into society under a new identity. And what remains is just his horrifically chilling legacy.
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So Amarjeet Seda is still confirmed the youngest serial killer in modern history and somewhere perhaps walking among us he just lives his life as a full-grown man who is a full-blown psychopathic sadist with his past completely erased and his secrets completely buried so the question still lingers can someone who kills before they learn to even write truly be free from who they were to be honest
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I don't think so. In this case, I feel like this is pure nature. I feel like he was born with this in him. And I don't know if there's any way out of it. I mean, I hope that psychologists and professionals were able to get through to him. But that's very scary. Very, very scary. But that brings us to our next child. And that is Jasmine Richardson.
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So before the headlines, before the world would recoil at the idea of a 12-year-old killer, Jasmine Richardson was just a girl. Born in 1993 in the city of Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, Jasmine Richardson grew up in what most would describe as a pretty ordinary middle-class home. Her parents, Mark and Deborah Richardson, had met during recovery from substance abuse, actually.
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So they were two people who were dead set and committed to starting over and raising a family far away from their past mistakes. And together they would build a new life. Mark was a very hard working man. He was strict, but very loving. And Deborah was known to be a very soft spoken and warm mom and partner who stayed very involved in her children's lives.
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And Jasmine was their firstborn, followed five years later by her little brother, Jacob. And the family was very close by all accounts. They spent a lot of time together and had a lot of family outings. And by all accounts, Jasmine was very bright. She made the honor roll in her Catholic school. She performed in fine arts programs. She laughed with friends, made crafts, went to sleepovers.
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She kept really busy with a lot of good things. She was a pretty normal child starting out until she wasn't. So around the age of 11, something changed in Jasmine. She began gravitating toward goth subculture. And this isn't a hit on goth subculture, by the way. I know quite a few goths actually, very cool, very awesome. But this is just kind of what segued her into what she became.
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So not a hit on any goths at all, just her story. So after getting into the subculture, she was kind of drawn to dark fashion, heavy eyeliner, and online communities where she could shed the expectations of her quiet suburban world. And her MySpace and vampirefreaks.com profiles painted a very new picture of Jasmine.
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one where she was older, rebellious, fascinated with serial killers, nothing wrong with that, and just purely immersed in fantasy. So the 11-year-old at this point would tell people that she was 15, and she would post poetry about death and violence and just...
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not great stuff and somewhere in those digital shadows she met him yes there's a him jeremy steinke more like jeremy stinky am i right i'm about to be because jeremy was 23 years old he was 23 years old about to date a 15 year old who was actually a almost 12 year old so just bad news bears And he was reportedly beaten through his childhood by his biological father and two of his stepfathers.
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And today we are doing just that, and my lord, it's these kids. I thought I was scared of kids already, but it's about to get wicked twisted up in here. So like I said, trigger warning there, we're going to be talking about
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And his mother and her various partners, husbands and boyfriends were just all alcoholics. So he had a very bad upbringing. No excuse for dating a literal child though. He was a high school dropout who believed he was a 300 year old werewolf. So it wasn't... Wasn't all right up there in the head. Wasn't all right.
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And allegedly he would wear a vial of blood around his neck and enjoyed the taste of blood as well. So he was basically everything any girl's parents would fear, especially Jasmine's parents. If that guy walked into my door when I was 11 years old and you say, hey dad, here's, here's... Jeremy is 23 years old, he's a 300 year old werewolf and he drinks blood.
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Jeremy would fly hundreds of feet in the air with the kick my dad would deliver to his ass. But anyway, I digress. So obviously when they discovered Jasmine and Jeremy's relationship, they forbade it immediately. Good parent award. But for Jasmine, that only fueled the fire. So it began as a pure fascination turned into a complete obsession.
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And within months, the girl who once played dress up in her childhood bedroom would be planning the murder of her entire family. So at just 12 years old, Jasmine Richardson fell in love. And this wasn't an innocent kind of love either. You know, the kind that blossoms between school dances and whispered secrets, little middle school drama. This was something much darker.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Few criminal cases in America have captivated the public's attention quite like the disappearance of Kaylee Marie Anthony, a bright-eyed two-year-old girl from Orlando, Florida, when her mother, Casey Marie Anthony, was acquitted of her murder in 2011. And the verdict just sent shockwaves through the country, multiple countries. I was in Canada like...
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
All things that I love to consume, and I know you do too, you sick, twisted, beautiful-minded, intellectually-minded freak. I said minded two times, but that's okay, because you got a big one. But we're doing just that. We're going from beginning to whatever the hell is happening now on TikTok in Casey Anthony's life.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But at last, Casey confessed that Kaylee had been missing at this point for 31 days. And she claimed, like I said before, that Zannie the nanny had taken her as a punishment for being a bad mother, which you are, but insisted that she had spoken to Kaylee on the phone that very day on July 15th, so she wasn't that worried.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And when the 911 operator asked why she waited so long to report her daughter missing, Casey responded, I've been looking for her and have gone through other resources to try to find her, which was stupid. Yeah. And also, Casey wasn't the one that reached out to the police. It was Cindy, her mom, and she was just forced to, basically.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So Cindy Anthony reported that Kaylee was missing, stating that she hasn't seen her granddaughter for 31 days and noting a very strong odor in Casey's car that she describes as smelling like there's been a dead body in the damn car. But the 911 call is crazy, so give it a listen.
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I have not seen her since the And the 911 call is just like, you can hear Cindy, Kaylee's grandmother, just beside herself, like so worried. It gives me chills, but she's like obviously distraught. And then you hear the juxtaposition of Casey when she gets on the phone and she's just like annoyed. She's like, yeah, yeah. Like my daughter's been missing or whatever.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So without further ado, let's unbuckle our seatbelts, go Mach 5 down the highway, slam on the brakes, and bust through this extremely controversial case together. You know I gotta put my glasses on. I gotta put my glasses on, I can't read. Okay, wow, it's crazy how these work really well. So to understand Casey Anthony, one must first examine the family that raised her.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So the next day, the police would obviously get involved and cadaver dogs would alert to decomposition in Casey's car and the Anthony backyard. And Casey would be arrested after providing false information to investigators, including the fabricated story of Xanny the nanny kidnapping Kaylee.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then the next day, forensics tests would confirm that there was a decomposed body in Casey's trunk at some point. And a few days later at a bond hearing, Casey's declared a person of interest. And the hearing introduced evidence that a cadaver dog had detected the odor of human decomposition in the car trunk and Anthony's backyard.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then fast forwarding a couple weeks out on the job, a man named Roy Kronk, a meter reader, would walk into the nearby woods near the Anthony house to relieve himself. And he would spot a white object a little bit further away. And he would say in later reports that he was 99.99% sure that it was a human skull.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But as Kronk headed towards the white object, he would actually stumble upon a dead rattlesnake. And Kronk was actually with two other employees and they would scream and make a big fuss about it. So they kind of got distracted during the whole thing. But the next day Kronk would call 911 and he would meet with a deputy at the
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But the officer basically just looked one way and looked the other and he just berated Kronk for wasting his time for a half an hour and nothing would be found. And for a few days following, Kronk would call the police again saying that he found a gray bag in the woods and Deputy Elizabeth Collins would respond and she wouldn't even enter the woods to look.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then Cronk would call a third time and meet with Deputy Richard Kane, who briefly searched the area but didn't find anything. And Kane would tell Cronk that it was just trash. So nothing would be found at this point. And then on August 20th, the California bounty hunter, Leonard Padilla, would post Casey's bail.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Padilla was actually one of the few people to talk face-to-face with Casey Anthony in 2008 after he flew to Orlando to post the bail. And he said that after talking to the 22 year old mother for 10 minutes, he revoked her bond because he didn't buy her story. So just not believable lying piece of shit.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So on the 30th, the bond would be rescinded after Casey's arrest for allegedly stealing and cashing checks from a friend and due to the angry crowds demonstrating outside the Anthony's home. Fast forward to September, 2008, and that is when her computer would get searched. And my God, it showed that Casey had looked up the words chloroform and neck breaking and household weapons.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Suspicious maybe, I don't know. And then fast forward another month in October 14th, a grand jury indicts Casey on charges of first degree. murder, aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter, and providing false information to law enforcement. And her father, George Anthony, testified before the grand jury that indicted Casey. So she obviously doesn't like her dad that much.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And 10 days later, on October 24th, forensic reports from an examination of Casey's car released, noting that a hair strand discovered in the trunk is microscopically similar. to those found in Cayley's brush and showed characteristics of apparent decomposition. Additionally, an air sample of the trunk is found to contain chemical compounds consistent with human decomposition.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So we're starting to get some real evidence. And then on December 11th, Four months after Roy Kronk called the cops saying, search the area, Roy Kronk would call 911 again after noticing a small human skull in a wooded area off Suburban Drive, the same spot he called about several times before. And deputies Terso and Porter arrived and confirmed that there were skeletal remains.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So the crime scene would be established and a forensic team would recover all the evidence. And the skull would actually have duct tape attached to the mandible. And there were also trash bags, laundry bags, and a child's blanket. And on December 19th, 2008, DNA testing confirmed that the remains did belong to Kaylee Anthony.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
However, because the body had been left to decompose for so long, no tests were able to discern Casey Anthony's cause of death. So if they actually searched the area four months prior, maybe they would have known. Maybe Casey would be rotting in jail right now, but that's not the case. But internal investigation launched into Deputy Richard Kane's failure to investigate, luckily.
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The failure to investigate on Cronk's original report. And Kane was luckily found guilty of unsatisfactory performance and untruthfulness. And then on December 20th, a medical examiner would rule the death a homicide, but cannot determine the exact cause, as we know.
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And then on January 23rd, about a month after all of this, George Anthony, Casey's father, would be taken into custody after attempting slower slide.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then on September 20th of 2009, so jumping way, way ahead, the duct tape found on the mouth of Kaylee Anthony was actually contaminated by an FBI document examiner, raising questions about how it would be used in prosecuting the two-year-old girl's mother for the murder.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And the disclosure of the contaminated duct tape was among hundreds of pages of evidence released by the state attorney's office in Orlando. The contamination was discovered after FBI lab workers noticed female DNA on the duct tape, which neither matched Kaylee Anthony, Casey Anthony, or the toddler's grandmother, Cindy Anthony.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Born on March 19th, 1986 in Warren, Ohio, Casey was the daughter to George and Cindy Anthony. seemingly average American couple who also had a son and older brother to Casey, whose name is Lee. And George, Casey's father, was a former police officer turned security guard. And Cindy, her mother, was a nurse.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And samples were taken to FBI workers who had handled the duct tape, and a match was found with a forensic document examiner. So just... Poor practicing all over, with the FBI, with the police, just on top of everything. It's just so mishandled. This whole case could have been so different if people actually did their jobs.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But on May 4th, 2011, jumping ahead a couple of years, Casey's murder trial would begin. The prosecution would portray her as a party-loving mother who wanted to free herself from parental responsibilities, which... Well, the defense claimed that Kaylee accidentally drowned in the family pool and that Casey's father, George Anthony, helped her cover it up.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So from June 15th to June 23rd, 2011, that is when during the trial, they went over all the forensic evidence. So I kinda wanna go through each of the things just to let you know, just to let you know if you don't know and to help with your opinion at the end of this, all right? So first of all, we have the human hair in the trunk.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So a human hair was found in Casey Anthony's trunk and was examined, but lacked sufficient DNA for individual identification. Microscopic analysis showed it was similar to Kaylee Anthony's hair, but certainly was not confirmable. And mitochondrial DNA testing confirmed it belonged to a maternal lineage, meaning it came from either Kaylee, Casey, or Cindy Anthony.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And notably, the hair exhibited decomposition characteristics suggesting it came from a deceased individual, which Casey's not deceased. Cindy's not deceased. Who's deceased? Kaylee. So I don't know why that is... Like, I don't know, but... it wasn't substantial enough for the jury anyway. Next, we have decomposition detection.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So a controversial odor analysis conducted by Dr. Arped Vass detected compounds linked to human decomposition in the trunk's air samples, which I didn't even know was a thing until this happened. However, this method was disputed by the defense, which pointed out that certain key decomposition markers were missing and that the technique lacked scientific acceptance.
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An FBI testing confirmed compounds consistent with human decomposition and unusually high levels of chloroform. That's bad. And then we have the stained paper towel. So a paper towel found in the trunk contained fly pupae and a substance consistent with adipocere, which is like grave wax, which forms from decomposing fat.
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And the defense argued that the stain could have come from garbage, not a body, since fatty acids and food waste can also form that adipocere. So there's that. And then we of course have the presence of chloroform. You know, what Casey Anthony looked up on her computer. So both Dr. Vass's analysis and FBI lab tests found that high levels of chloroform in the trunk.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
However, the source of chloroform remained uncertain, either from decomposing body or from a spill in the carpet. And the prosecution tied this to Casey's internet searches to chloroform, while the defense challenged the reliability of both the evidence and the search history, which like... It's so dumb, dude, it's so dumb. And then we have insect activity.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And by all appearances, the Anthonys lived a stable middle-class life, but behind closed doors, cracks in the family structure were already forming. And according to various accounts, Casey had a very troubled relationship with the truth from an early age. She was a pathological liar, which will come into play throughout this entire case. So by high school, she had perfected the art of deception.
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Dr. Haskell, a forensic entomologist, testified that insects found in the trunk were species associated with decomposing bodies. However, the defense's expert, Dr. Huntington, countered that these insects were common in trash, that no DNA testing was done on the maggots to confirm human decomposition.
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Additionally, experts disputed that estimated date of insect activity with some suggesting decomposition began in early July while others estimated it started in mid July. And then of course we have the cyber evidence. Casey Anthony's computer search included chloroform, self-defense, which the prosecution cited as premeditation evidence. However, Cindy Anthony claimed she conducted the searches.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And she said she had been looking up the term after her dogs had eaten bamboo leaves that contained chlorophyll. Though timestamp evidence contradicted her claim completely as she was at work at the time. So I don't know if she was trying to, like if she felt remorse for Casey at this point and was trying to help her cover it up. I'm not sure. And then we have the duct tape.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So the prosecution argued that the duct tape found around Kayleigh's remains was actually the murder weapon, theorizing it was placed over her mouth and nose to suffocate her. And an animation was shown in court to demonstrate this possibility.
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And the defense would counter that the jawbone remained attached to the skull, which is unusual in decomposition unless natural elements like hair, roots, or leaves hold it in place. And they argued that the duct tape was applied after decomposition, possibly as part of body disposal.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So in summary, the forensic evidence presented in the Casey Anthony trial was largely circumstantial with scientific disputes over decomposition, chloroform presence and insect activity. The prosecution framed it as proof of murder while the defense challenged its credibility, leaving the jury without definitive forensic proof of how Kaylee actually died.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And I'd like to note again that this probably all could have been avoided if they just listen a crunk, if they just went after his call, you know? Maybe? I don't know. It's just so frustrating. So on June 23rd, 2011, Casey's attorney, Jose Baez, said that she was by her father as a child, an allegation George Anthony denied on the witness stand.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And George Anthony also told the jurors that Kaylee didn't die at his house. And he denied disposing of her body and placing duct tape over her face at all. He would quote to say, I would have done everything possible to save my granddaughter if what was said happened. happened, said George Anthony, the only witness to testify at this point so far.
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And Baze also claimed that Casey's brother made advances towards her and was given a paternity test to see if he was actually Kaylee's father. And that all these secrets eventually just led up to the coverup of Kaylee's drowning, which is just like a crazy story to manufacture. but okay. Also, her brother wasn't the father. Spoiler alert.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But Bayes would say that Kaylee and her grandmother swam most of Father's Day on June 15th, 2008, and suggested that Cindy Anthony forgot to pull up the ladder that prevented the toddler from climbing into the pool on her own. And Bayes suggested that Kaylee slipped into the pool the next day and no one was looking and she would accidentally drown. This is what the defense is claiming. And
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And they claim that the distraught family panicked and decided to cover it up and bury the little Kaylee in their backyard. And they just didn't call the police, which makes no sense. Why would you cover up a complete accident by making it look like a murder? That makes no sense. Unfortunately, drowning is very common in kids, unfortunately. And you just call the police, call the ambulance.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
In 2004, her parents proudly planned to attend her graduation, only to discover that she was short on credits and had been lying about graduating for months. If I did that, If I told my parents that I was graduating and then they found out I just lied about it, I would be disowned, disowned entirely. So that was just the first big lie in Casey's life.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
There's many cases in which you can call the ambulance and you could resuscitate a child. Or there's no resuscitation attempts either. It's just, none of it makes sense. And it makes me f***. But Baze would say that Casey should have called 911. That's what she's guilty of. She's not guilty of murder. This is not a murder case. Shut the up.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And prosecutors offered a timeline of Casey's whereabouts based on cell phone records. And it stretched from the time Kaylee was last seen by her grandparents until Casey Anthony told her mother in mid July, 2008, that Kaylee had been missing for a month.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And during the lengthy opening statement, Bayes said George Anthony planted the duct tape matching the brand found over Kayleigh's mouth in a way that would implicate Casey. He said, George Anthony took certain steps to make sure he was as far away from the situation and that Casey would end up taking the blame for this.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And Casey was just emotional throughout this whole ordeal and crying and wiping her nose with a tissue. Very good actress. Very good liar. Sorry. I know she's innocent until proven guilty, but it's just my opinion. Allegedly. I think she did it allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly. But
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But the prosecution, meanwhile, focused on Casey's various lies to both her parents and police, as well as mounting circumstantial evidence, including incriminating Google searches. And Jeff Ashton, one of the prosecutors, would say, and I already said, no one makes an accident look like a murder.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
just gives me chills just makes so much sense doesn't it and then on july 5th 2011 seven women and five men prepared to hand the verdict to the bailiff and anthony then 25 was breathing very heavily and blinking back tears putting on the performance of a century and by most accounts the woman dubbed the most hated woman in america was facing a lengthy prison sentence and
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and the death penalty was still on the table. And then the court clerk began reading the verdict in the hushed courtroom and mouths dropped as Anthony was acquitted of all serious charges against her.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
She was only convicted of four counts of providing false information to police. And he would sentence Casey to consecutively one year in county jail and $1,000 in fines each of the four counts of providing false information to law enforcement officers, which was the maximum penalty prescribed by the law. So $4,000 basically.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But because Casey had been incarcerated since October of 2008, she received more than a thousand days in time served credit. And she was released 10 days after sentencing. On July 17th, less than two weeks later, she would just walk free from jail. And the public would just be unanimously outraged. Just, I mean, the judicial system failed. And I'm not going to say it didn't.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then from 2004 to 2006, she would end up getting a job at Universal working for Event Imaging Solutions at Kodak. But this was a job, again, that she only had for two years, which is relevant. And later that same year, Casey revealed something even more shocking, but also something she would deny vehemently. And that is that she was pregnant at the age of 19.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
I mean, you know, allegedly, I think she did it. Allegedly, it seems as though, based off the evidence, I think she may have done it, but that's only alleged, you know? And time has gone on. She kind of went into hiding after this whole thing, obviously facing a lot of public scrutiny. And then in March 2017, it
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
In her first public interview since the trial, Casey gave a series of interviews to the Associated Press about her case. And in these interviews, she discussed her acquittal, the death of her daughter, Kaylee, and her life since the case.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And she would basically just go over and say she doesn't know how Kaylee's last hours unfolded. She understands why people have opinions about her. Good bitch. And she still dreads the supermarket checkout line. You should, bitch. And she's happy and enjoys investigative work. F***ing bitch. And she doesn't care what others think of her.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
She's okay with herself and sleeps well at night, knowing that her daughter died, that she doesn't know why, but she still sleeps very soundly at night, not knowing how or why her daughter died, which is awesome to know. I don't give a about when anybody thinks about me. I don't care about that. I never will. I'm okay with myself. I sleep well.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
pretty good at night and she uh didn't do what she was accused of that's basically what what she said in those interviews um so just bullshit basically and there's been multiple tv series documentaries since there's prosecuting casey anthony casey anthony where the truth lies casey anthony an american murder mystery the case of kaylee anthony casey anthony's parents casey anthony how did we get here she was on the first 48 she's on call me chris's youtube channel congratulations
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Okay? I'm bringing you back into the spotlight and it's red, bitch. Okay? And that brings me into what we're really talking about today. And it's her big comeback. It's the utter audacity of this waste of oxygen coming onto a happy platform, and that is TikTok.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Casey Anthony, aka America's Most Hated Mother, has launched a TikTok and a newsletter to reintroduce herself personally and professionally as a legal advocate. Go yourself. And Anthony said in this TikTok recorded last week of me doing this now, recording this now, that she wanted to continue working as a legal advocate. She felt compelled to advocate for herself and for her daughter.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But the trial was a media spectacle, a courtroom drama filled with unexpected twists, unreliable testimony, and a mother whose behavior baffled even the most experienced detectives. Casey Anthony's story is one of contradictions, lies, and controversy. She was painted by prosecutors as a selfish, reckless young woman who murdered her child to live a carefree, party-filled life.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
What daughter? I thought you slept really soundly at night knowing that she was murdered by an unknown person. That daughter? Right? Got it. And she said she believes it's important to use her platform this way after people close to her were recently targeted and attacked. What platform? You don't have a platform. The only platform you have is your throne of lies, bitch.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
I'm sorry, I'm getting really mad. I'm getting really mad. Um, but anyway, she goes on to say as a proponent for the LGBT community, for our legal community, women's rights. I feel that it's important that I use this platform that was thrust upon me and now look at as a blessing as opposed to the curse. It has been since 2008.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
She said the curse being your daughter who died, who you maybe allegedly murdered that one. Is that what we're talking about? Right. I keep forgetting. I sweat to death.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So, so far we have her lying about graduating and then lying about being pregnant until she just basically couldn't lie about it anymore. So it's not looking good. And even to this day, Casey Anthony's paternity remains a mystery. Different men were suggested as the father, including her then fiance, Jesse Grund, and a deceased young man named Jesus Ortiz.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then Anthony would go on to say that she has worked in the legal field since 2011, though she did not say exactly to what capacity. And the now defunct news website, The Messenger, reported in 2023 that Anthony was still working for McKenna and had also started a private investigation business, Investigate Yourself.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
However, none of these claims have ever been proven. And on August 9th of 2005, Casey would give birth to Kaylee Marie. A beautiful baby girl with big brown eyes and a very playful spirit. And despite initial happiness, tensions quickly arose. And Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother, who wanted Casey to actually give Kaylee up for adoption, instead became Kaylee's primary taker.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And Anthony directed viewers to her substack, an online platform, and said she plans to set up an email address where people can correspond with her directly on a limited basis regarding legal issues. I'll make sure to email you about this weird case I heard about, about Kaylee Anthony. You know her? She's your dead daughter. You remember her? Right, keep forgetting about that.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And she said she still plans to protect her privacy, will explain in great detail why doing so is important for public and private affairs. Yeah, that amount of privacy is only necessary to you because you allegedly killed your daughter. And people are really mad about that. So maybe just crawl back into the hole you came from and leave TikTok.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But anyway, she goes on to say, my goal is to continue to help give a voice to people, to give people tools and resources that they can utilize so they actually know where they can turn to. Would have been nice if you gave your daughter that ability, gave her a voice, somewhere to turn to instead of...
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
ditching her constantly and partying and leaving her with your mom and then not being able to take care of her and allegedly getting rid of her. Well, people are just as pissed as me. Didn't take very long for me to just get really opinionated and I'm sorry, I'm not really sorry. Anyway, people are pissed on TikTok, all right, about this whole thing. A lot of people are pissed.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But she also has followers. She has gained a lot of followers and it's slightly concerning, but maybe it's just people that just wanna follow along. What the frick she is doing on a platform. I just, not a lot of things to say. Not a lot of nice things to say, so I'm not gonna say them all. It's what my mom always told me. And my mom got me into this case.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
I remember when she literally was watching this case and I was watching it with her as a little preteen and she was just getting fired up. She's getting fired up. And so was I. I was like 12 and I was like, yeah, mom, what you said. I'm gonna make this my job. And I did in an unprofessional way, but we're still here.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But basically the only positive thing about Casey Anthony is that she has single-handedly brought millions of people together who may not have ever agreed on one thing. And those people agree that Casey Anthony should maybe go back on trial. Allegedly, but I'm not saying anything. She's innocent. She is innocent until proven guilty, but right now she's innocent.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So I just want to cover my basis there and just say that, yeah, that's where we're at. You know, I'm not about spreading hate or anything like that. I say just ignore her, ignore her existence. I think all she ever wanted was to be famous and she got a little piece of that with this whole case and now she's trying to abuse it by lying again because she does that. She's a pathological liar.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But yeah, That's all I have to say about that. If you like the video, like the video. And if you want to subscribe, subscribe. This has been, this has been, this has been, and I will see you in the next one. All right. Goodbye. I love you. Goodbye. You're beautiful. Goodbye.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Because Casey had said multiple times while being pregnant that she wanted to give Kaylee up. up for adoption, that she didn't want this kid altogether, which again, plays a lot into the story to come. So Casey's role in her daughter's life just grew increasingly distant. So that was in 2005. And then between 2005 and 2007, Casey would have a lot of relationships. She would date Jesse Grund.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
She would date Ricardo Morales and Tony Lazaro. She She would get engaged to Jesse and then break the engagement in 2006. And then in 2007, Casey allegedly had a miscarriage from a relationship with Brandon Snell. So she was beat bopping all over the place. But by 2007, Casey was leading a double life. She told her parents that she still had a job at Universal Studios. Newsflash, she didn't.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
She lied. She had actually just been unemployed for years. So when she left the house, she just wasn't working. She was just partying it up and stealing money from her parents. Just A pluses all around. About $4,500 to be exact. And her parents of which were already really struggling and having financial issues themselves. Not to mention looking after her daughter, Kaylee, on a regular basis.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But everything would really start to unravel in June of 2008. So jumping back a few months, in April of 2008, Cindy, Casey's mother, was actually considering kicking Casey out of the house after discussing her behavior with a counselor because she's a pathological liar, as we know. And her parents were just... and done with it.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then in May of 2008, Casey would actually start looking for her own house with a friend, Amy Huizenga. And that's what brings us to June 2008, which are the last days in which Kaylee was with us. So on June 9th, 2008, Casey and Kaylee would stay at Ricardo's house, which was a guy that Casey was seeing at the time.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then the next day, Ricardo would see Kaylee for the last time and they would actually leave Ricardo's house. And Ricardo would go on to say that Casey would like give Kaylee drugs in order to make her sleepy or drowsy. And he had a lot of not great things to say about her in terms of mothering, but we will get to that.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And whether they were actually dating at that time or if they were just friends, I don't really know because she was beat bopping around as we know. But the next day, Casey would change her relationship status to in a relationship with Tony Lazaro. And then the next day, Casey would tell her friends that she would actually be moving out soon.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And Casey would also tell her friend, Amy, that she actually can't go to Jacksonville because her dad had a mini stroke, which was a lie, of course. And then a couple days after that, on June 15th, Cindy and Kaylee would visit Cindy's father for Father's Day. And this would be the last confirmed sighting of Kaylee.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So Kaylee visited her great grandfather at a nursing home with Cindy Anthony, her grandma. And then Cindy would end up taking the last known photograph of Kaylee there as well. And then Kaylee and Cindy would return home back to the Anthony's house and swim in the pool in the backyard. And then Casey would spend the day with her boyfriend, Tony Lazaro.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Which brings us to June 16th, the day Kaylee went missing. So at 12.50 PM, Casey would leave her parents' house with Kaylee as seen by George Anthony. And unfortunately, he would never see his granddaughter again. And then around 4 PM that same day, Casey's phone records show she remained in the area for hours after leaving.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And that's what most of the public thinks as well. The defense, however, cast her as a victim of lifelong assay, a young mother who panicked after her daughter's accidental death and was forced to cover it up by her domineering father. So in this video, we're gonna delve into every single significant detail of this case. beginning with Casey's unfortunate births.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then a few hours later at 7.54 PM, Casey is seen at a Blockbuster video store with Tony Lozaro and Kaylee is nowhere to be seen. And then the next day on June 17th, 2008, Casey stays at Tony's apartment for most of the day. And from 2.45 PM to 4.30 PM, Casey is at her parents' house with her car backed into the garage. And she would actually borrow a shovel from her neighbor, Brian Burner.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And Casey would just tell her mother, Cindy, that Kaylee was just with her babysitter, Zanny. And Zanny is somebody she has brought up before as her babysitter. And then on June 18th, which was the next day, Casey again would back her car into the garage at her parents' house. And she would borrow the shovel from Brian Burner for about an hour.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
But she would tell Cindy, her mother, that she was at a conference in Tampa. And Casey Anthony informed her mother that she was going on a work trip to Bush Gardens Theme Park in Tampa, Florida. And she claimed that she would be bringing Kaylee along with Zanny watching her while she attended the meetings. All while Tony Lozaro confirms Kaylee was never at his apartment.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Hopefully this is making sense. So during the supposed six-day trip, Cindy Anthony received no contact from Casey, despite leaving multiple voicemail messages. And when Casey finally returned her calls, she told Cindy that Zannie had been in a very serious car accident, leaving them stuck in the hospital, which prevented her and Kaylee from coming home. So just excuses, excuses, excuses, excuses.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Do you remember the shovel? And then excuses, excuses. And then we come to the next day, June 19th, where George Anthony reported the theft of multiple gas cans from his shed to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. And later, Cindy Anthony mentioned the incident to Casey over the phone.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And in response, Casey claimed that she had returned to Orlando that same afternoon to retrieve insurance information and coordinate with Zannie's family regarding her hospitalization. Excuses, excuses, excuses. And she also stated that she briefly stopped at her home to get some belongings before heading back to Tampa, uncertain of when she would return.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then during this conversation, Casey admitted to stealing the gas cans herself. And then Casey would go back to Tony's apartment and look for other apartments, which brings us to the next day, June 20th, where Cindy Anthony continues pressing Casey about Keely's whereabouts. And Casey would claim she's still at the conference in Tampa when she wasn't.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And that night, Casey would enter a hot body contest at Fusion nightclub. Class act. So while her daughter's missing currently, as far as we know, she's just out in a hot body contest. It's literally impossible for me to be unbiased in this. I'm just not gonna be.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
All right, anyway, that brings us to June 21st to June 22nd, which was a weekend where Casey would just continue claiming that she was in Tampa. And she would tell friends that Kaylee is at the beach. And Cindy would obviously continue to berate Casey about where the . Kaylee is her granddaughter.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then on June 23rd, Casey would run out of gas and break into her parents' shed again with Tony and steal their gas cans. And Cindy would obviously still insist on seeing Kaylee, but Casey claims her babysitter was in the car accident and Kaylee's with her and she just doesn't know where she is. Yada, yada, excuses, excuses, excuses.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then the next day, George Anthony would notice a lock on a shed is broken and he would report it to police. But then Casey would arrive home and aggressively hand George the stolen gas cans, just cursing him out. And then the next day on June 25th, 2008, Casey would tell her friend Amy that her car smells like something died in it.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
I mean, birth up to Kaylee's extremely unfortunate disappearance and the grueling six months search for the child and the trial that divided the nation. And finally, we will explore Casey Anthony's attempts to rebrand herself in recent weeks. And she's trying to do so on TikTok, nay nay. But anyway, Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So then the next day on June 7th, Casey would abandon her white Pontiac Sunfire at an Amscot parking lot near a dumpster. And she would call Tony Lozaro to come pick her up. And then she would proceed to go to a nightclub later that night.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then a few days later on June 30th, Casey's car would be towed from Amscot to Johnson's wrecker and Cindy Anthony is on vacation and would keep insisting on seeing Kaylee. She just was constantly asking Casey, where is Kaylee? and Casey would just keep on making excuses, keep on making excuses.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then on July 1st, my birthday, Casey would stay at her ex-fiance's Jesse Grun's apartment and she would tell her mother that Kayleigh is now with a woman named Jennifer Rosa. And a couple of days later, Cindy would drive to Universal Studios to find Kayleigh, but is told by Casey that they are in Jacksonville now. And Cindy would then create a MySpace post titled, My Kayleigh is Missing.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And the post is just, Heartbreaking, obviously, we'll put it on screen so you can read it, but it's just her saying how much she misses Kaylee, how much she's helped Casey, and she just wants to know where she is. It's just like, oh, gut wrenching. And then on July 4th, the day after Cindy made that post, Casey would party at Lake Eola and watch fireworks with her friends.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And Cindy Anthony would anticipate that Casey would return home after the 4th of July weekend. However, Casey claimed that car troubles during an out of town trip left her stranded in Jacksonville, Florida, preventing her from coming home. And she said she will remain in Jacksonville until July 14th, which was 10 days after, obviously, the 4th.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then the next day, Casey would claim that she would actually return on July 12th because her car broke down in Jacksonville. What? But Casey would go clubbing again from the 10th to the 12th on the weekend at Fusion again. But on July 15th, George and Cindy would actually retrieve Casey's abandoned car from the tow yard.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And George Anthony actually received a letter that placed Anthony's vehicle in an Orlando tow yard, not in Jacksonville at all. So they figured out she lied. because that's what she does. And then Cindy Anthony, who then tried calling and texting Casey Anthony regarding a major problem that she needed to discuss with her immediately.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And then Cindy and George retreat the car and they noticed that the trunk smelled of decomposition. So Cindy Anthony would call 911 multiple times. Growing increasingly concerned, and Cindy Anthony decided to contact Casey's friend, Amy, to inquire about Casey and Kaylee and what the actual is going on.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And Amy confirmed that Casey was not in Jacksonville, as she claimed, but was instead staying at her boyfriend, Lazaro's apartment in Orlando. So Cindy Anthony drove to Lazaro's apartment where she confronted Casey and demanded to see him. Kaylee, her granddaughter, and Casey's daughter. And Casey reluctantly agreed, and the two set off in the car, but she refused to reveal her destination.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
So she was just aimlessly driving Cindy around, basically just not, just trying to figure out another lie she could puke out of her ugly mug. So frustrated and alarmed, Cindy Anthony called the police on her daughter while they were on the drive. And Casey would tell her family Kaylee was kidnapped now. Oh! That's the lie she came up with. That's what it is.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
Zanny the Nanny kidnapped Kaylee and she claimed she dropped Kaylee off at the Sawgrass Apartments. But police would look into this and figure out that Zanny the Nanny never existed. Well, she kind of did.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
kind of did, because in 2011, the real Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez lawyer, John Morgan, told ABC News that Anthony came up with the fake nanny's name after both her and Zenaida visited the same Florida apartment complex on the same day. And after she looked at the apartment, Zenaida filled out an information card that included the names of two of her daughters and the type of cars that they drove.
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Ep. 38 | The Most Hated Woman In America Is Now On TikTok... | Casey Anthony
And the information on the card matched what Anthony later told police when accusing the nanny of being responsible for Kaylee's disappearance. So it was literally just this one day where she met this random woman and then just had her information and decided to make her look guilty of stealing her daughter. She was just a weird, random scapegoat.
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Ep. 33 | The Most DISTURBING LIVE TV Moments In History
Live television, a place where spontaneity meets unpredictability. It's a place where human error creates bloopers and unscripted moments that sometimes make us laugh. But occasionally, the unspeakable unfolds. From hostage situations caught on camera to tragic accidents and shocking revelations, these live moments remind us that reality can be far more disturbing than fiction.
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It was just overall a completely horrifying situation. I mean, these people went to this football game to enjoy the game and have a great day. And within five minutes, 50 people lost their lives. Over 200 people were injured and a stadium was completely engulfed and completely burned down.
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the saddest sight one could imagine and afterward from there on cigarette smoking was completely banned in any stadium with wooden seats so that this would never happen again obviously and the club was then marked two-thirds responsible and the city council one-third for their misuse and lack of precautions to fire safety, which fair enough, you know?
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So my heart goes out to all the families affected by that. I know it was a long time ago, but still, I mean, it's just terrible. But it does bring us to our next live TV chilling moment, which is Blue Blazer. So if you were alive in the 90s, you were probably watching prime television. And for the wrestling fans, they were all watching WWE, which was actually WWF before. However, something
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horrible would happen just at the end of the 90s on May 23rd, 1999. Professional wrestler The Blue Blazer would perish in a horrific way, not only in front of a live audience, but on live television as well. The Blue Blazer was known by a few nicknames, The Blue Angel and The Rocket, but friends knew him as Owen Hart, a man born in Alberta, Canada on May 7th, 1965.
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And that man was named Gary Stolman. And the reporter was David Horowitz. So for some background on Gary Stolman, he was the son of a former employee named Max Stolman, who had talked about his son's mental health struggles and how he frequently got in and out of mental hospitals. Due to his... Delusions, if you will.
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And he began his career as an amateur wrestler at the University of Calgary. And it wasn't his first choice of career, but he enjoyed what he did. And he decided to continue wrestling in multiple different wrestling media, eventually even wrestling for New Japan Pro Wrestling for several tours. And on May 27th, 1988, he defeated his opponent, Hiroshi Haas.
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becoming the first non-Japanese wrestler to win a title. And not too much later after that, he would be signed and brought into the WWF that same year. And when he fought in a pay-per-view match at the Survivor Series 88, he teamed with the likes of the Ultimate Warrior.
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And it wasn't until March 11th, 1989, that he would fight against Mr. Perfect in WrestleMania V, where then he would decide to take a little break from the WWF. But it was in 1994 that his career would skyrocket as the Blue Blazer would become more of a villain, if you will. And why was he the villain, you ask? Well, he would be going against his older brother, Bret Hart.
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And this was caused by him messing up a team match alongside his brother. But the mess up involved his brother getting eliminated and the crowd booing Owen. And later on, in a different match, Bret was supposed to tag in his brother, but didn't, allowing the match to stop.
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And in anger, Owen would kick his brother's leg, and this seemed fake, but behind the scenes, he was truly angry at his brother and actually kicked him.
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It's obvious to me that Owen Hart is finally- And eventually, he would go against his own brother in WrestleMania 10, where he would win against him. So he would stay in the WWF and continue his successful fights, now cemented as a popular wrestler in the community. However, after years and years of fighting and gaining success and skyrocketing in the WWF, one match would completely ruin it all.
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In 1998, Owen would bring back his iconic blue blazer persona. Almost as a bit as a fallen superhero. And they decided at the Over the Edge pay-per-view event on May 23rd, 1999, Owen Hart would be lowered by a set of harness and a grapple line to almost fly into the ring. And this was done at the Kemper Arena for a match against another wrestler. The wrestler being called The Godfather.
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And the scene was meant to play out like this. He would begin his dramatic entrance being lowered at ring level, then at a safe height, the ropes would release, dropping him onto his face for a bit of a comedic effect. And in order to accomplish this, a quick release was made so it could happen instantly for the dramatized effect. However, it didn't play out like they had planned.
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The beginning would work out as planned, where he came out on the ropes and he was really high above the ring 78 feet approximately, and he would know about the quick release, but he would not be told how sensitive that it was. So when he got above the ring at 78 feet, he moved around to kind of get more comfortable and he dropped and he would land directly onto his chest.
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And viewers would just watch in horror and the monitors switched to commercials almost immediately. And when the commercials ended, only the crowd was filmed. And this is a piece of lost media today viewed how Steve Irwin's death footage is meant to be private from the public.
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The announcer Jim Ross repeatedly told those watching live that something bad had happened, and it wasn't in the storyline arc. So Owen would immediately be rushed to a trauma medical center in Kansas City, but unfortunately they could not revive him. And the cause of death would be internal bleeding from blunt force trauma, and he would die at the very young age of 34.
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Therefore, he had used his connection with his father to get himself on live television that night. So as David, the reporter, was reporting the news, as you do, he would hear Gary's footsteps behind him and naturally would kind of look behind him to see what was going on because he was live on television at the moment. And when he looked down, he would see a gun pressed up against his back.
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And after Owen's death, the WWF and Vince McMahon, which he's There's a whole documentary about him on Netflix, which I highly recommend you watch, but kind of a piece of shit. He drew in controversy when the company chose to continue to play the pay-per-view after his death. And after specifically Jim Ross announced Owen Hart's death on the live broadcast, which is just insane.
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And after Owen's death, his family obviously sued the WWF. And after a year and a half, a settlement was reached on November 2nd, 2000, which saw WWF pay the estate of Owen Hart $18 million with the help of Pamela Fisher. And Martha, who was Owen Hart's wife, used some of the settlement to establish the Owen Hart Foundation. So just, just like,
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heartbreaking, so much negligence involved and it just didn't need to happen. And screw Vince McMahon. Like for real. So it's incredibly sad, but his legacy lives on as one of the most entertaining performers of all time. And the next story is about Lauren Giddings. So Lauren Giddings was an ordinary woman who was studying law at Mercer University. She lived in Macon or Mason.
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Sorry if I'm pronouncing that wrong. Georgia, and was hoping to take the bar in 2011. She was an overall very happy person who hoped to make a difference, not just to make money, but to genuinely make a change in the world. She was hoping to become a public defender to help those less fortunate who couldn't afford the top help that they needed. So just an overall angel, if you will.
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However, before she could take the bar, she would vanish without a trace. And her family, obviously worried about where she went, called the police and an investigation started. But the same day that she had gone missing, June 30th, her torso was later discovered as well. Officers decided to check the sewers, hoping to find the rest of the body to truly identify if it was her.
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Police are now searching storm drains near Lauren Giddings' apartment for clues in the law grad's apparent murder. The city engineering department joined the homicide investigation to help navigate the city drains.
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Because supposedly the torso had been hacked off by a saw of sorts and her body was cut into pieces, but no other parts of her were found at the time. So the media jumped on this case immediately and began to report on the story, talking to her neighbors and one of those neighbors being Stephen McDaniel.
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And he would talk about how Lauren was her neighbor and that he was really worried about her, stating no one had seen her since Saturday. The person that was living there
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He did know her pretty well, given the fact that they both graduated from Mercer back in May. And the interviewer would then ask him about how they found her body in the parking lot nearby and about the torso that the police had found in a garbage can nearby. And Stephen would then have a reaction that was interesting, to say the least.
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What about in the parking lot area? I know they've been doing a lot of, I think that's where they have recovered the body or whatever they recovered from there. Body? Had you seen anything there? Had you seen anything there? I mean, we don't know if this is the same person. You know what I mean? Like, they took out a body there earlier. We don't know if this is the same person or not.
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That's why we're trying to ask people if they know who lived there. Are you okay, sir?
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Okay. Seemingly shocked and almost nervous, tensing up and at a loss for words. I mean, he just found out that somebody he knew pretty well just died and that her torso was found in the garbage. So, I mean, the reaction is pretty understandable. And this would be an obvious reaction to anyone close to her, a friend, a mother, etc.
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And after this initial reaction, Daniel would walk to the side and sit on the curb, composing himself before returning back to the camera to continue the interview.
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And it is kind of crazy how calm David was during this whole interaction. And as soon as he saw the gun, Gary would hand him a piece of paper to read on live television. What is this?
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She was as nice a person as there is. And he would then start rambling about who would want to hurt her since she was just nice to everybody. And this was only really suspicious to those who are more experienced on examining psychological responses. Usually it's a sense of denial or anger. And this is what made him a suspect. So later, Stephen would go to the police station to give a statement.
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Anyone brought to tears from their neighbor and friend's death would be important to discover some clues, obviously. But this interview was very long, supposedly lasting 12 hours. And during the interview, he said interesting things. They noticed he had scratch marks on his body.
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To which he claimed he did to himself while he was sleeping. Don't we all? But despite the constant accusations and questions, Stephen would not confess. But he would, however, get arrested for burglary, supposedly stealing condoms from nearby units that he lived near, which is a weird thing to steal, but okay. So they decided to investigate his place thoroughly because they're thinking he's a
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and weird dude at this point. Who steals condoms, you know? Eventually stumbling upon a USB drive. And this device would have recordings of Lauren's apartment. One of them recorded on the night that Lauren disappeared and supposedly died. And they would also find a hacksaw with blood on it, guessing it's Lauren's blood, obviously.
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So the evidence was substantial and definitely enough to build a case around Stephen McDaniels. And in August of 2014, he was charged with her murder. And he would state that he used the master key to gain access to her apartment, where he would strangle her and dismember her in the bathtub. He had a very obvious obsession with her, unhealthily obsessed, obviously.
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And the news would report his charges. 25-year-old Stephen McDaniel is charged with felony murder tonight. That's according to the inmate search on the Bibb County Sheriff's Office website.
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McDaniel has been a person of interest in the murder of Mercer Law grad 27-year-old Lauren Giddings that happened on June 30th. At this time, we cannot confirm he is charged in this particular incident. However, McDaniel has been the focal point in this case. as Getting's neighbor at the Barristers Hall apartment complex in downtown Macon.
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And watching that interview back, knowing that he's the murderer is incredibly chilling. Just knowing that he got caught.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
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What about in the parking lot area? I know they've been doing a lot of, I think that's where they have recovered the body or whatever they recovered from there.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
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Had you heard, had you seen anything there?
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
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So Stephen obviously got arrested, went to jail, but he has tried to get out multiple times. Even representing himself in court Ted Bundy style, which is just cringe. But thankfully he is still behind bars and today he is located at the Hancock State Prison in Georgia. Rotten there, bitch.
Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder
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And the only silver lining in this whole story is that if the news had not been filming that day and had not interviewed Stephen, he may have never been found. But that is all for today's video. I know it was a little bit different than my normal true crime one. So let me know what you thought of this kind of video down below. And if you have any other suggestions for videos.
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And also, I just want you to know I appreciate you guys. I've been really loving doing the true crime type content. So I appreciate you guys watching it and always want to hear what you want to see down below.
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And during this whole altercation, David would be talking to the audience saying, oh, this man has a piece of paper and he wants me to read it to everybody. kind of letting the news station know what's going on. I mean, obviously everybody's freaking out behind the cameras, but David was just trying to get everybody to remain calm.
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So David began to talk to the man, just asking where he's from and who he is, just trying to get to know him a little better to calm down the situation.
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And after around 28 grueling seconds, everyone watching scared and terrified at home saw their TVs turn to black. So the live feed had cut out at this point. But David and Gary did not know this at the time. And this was good because Gary had a gun to his back and he still needed his message read out to the world.
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So David would comply, you know, because he had a gun to his back and he would read the note aloud. And the note read as such.
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These are the most chilling moments ever broadcasted on live television. Crime, conspiracy, cults, serial killers, and murder. All things that I love to consume and I know you do too, you sweet little munchkin, beautiful, intellectually minded freak. In this video, we're diving into some of the most disturbing events ever captured on live television.
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Just gibberish, essentially. Nothing that would have done anything to audiences. But thankfully, the news network had cut the feed. So he was literally just reading it to the people in the studio at this point. But again, Gary didn't know. So after David finished reading the paper that Gary gave him, Gary would put his gun down on the desk very calmly.
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And then the other reporter, John Beard, took the gun away and Gary was pulled off the stage and tackled to the ground. And Gary would later tell the police that he never meant to harm anyone. And the pistol that he was holding against David's back was actually just an unloaded BB gun. And those grueling seconds on the air had everyone tensed at home.
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But the unreleased footage that has actually lost media apparently went on for seven minutes. So we actually only heard a part of the note and the rest of the note is supposedly just rambling manifesto talking about how he believed a clone from the CIA and aliens had replaced his father. So he was clearly very unwell. And David, the reporter, would later talk about the whole situation.
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I have no idea what I would do in that situation. I mean, I think, for me, I like, there's... fight or flight, but I'm, I am like freeze and flail. That's what I do. I would just completely freeze. I'd probably just comply as well, because what are you going to do in that moment? Like even like trying to get it.
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I mean, I know it wasn't a real gun, but I'd be too scared that they would like knock off a shot there. I don't know. You just never know what you're going to do in those situations. But thank God for David, the reporter, because he kept his freaking cool. But so how did Gary end up getting in the studio?
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Well, a female news anchor, Christy Wild, said the responsibility may have fallen on her, explaining that she had actually had a phone call with Gary asking to get into the studio, stating he was Max Stolman's son.
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So obviously she didn't know any better. And after this realization, they realized the danger of the gunman walking into the news station to force reporters to share her. his message.
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He had a pass. I noticed the pass on his chest and nobody noticed anything out of the ordinary until David is on. He's standing behind David and at first we thought it was just someone who was mixed up, confused, didn't realize he was in the way.
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So the security was then corrected to make sure that this incident would never happen again. And the decision to cut the cameras to ensure those who have malicious intentions couldn't share their viewpoints and messages on air and disturb the peace was very, very quick thinking.
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So Gary Stolman would be charged after this, obviously, but then would be later dismissed of the two charges and instead put in two years of probation and he would then be sent to an undisclosed mental facility where he supposedly still is to this day. But that is it for the KNBC live TV moment and we move on to Tommy Cooper.
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Stories that left audiences frozen in fear and forever changed those who lived through them. So viewer discretion is advised. But without further ado, let's unbuckle our seat belts, go Mach 5 down the highway, slam on the brakes, and let's bust through this windshield into these disturbing live television moments together. So first up we have the KNBC TV hostage TV moment.
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So Tommy Cooper was a renowned comedian and magician and he would get his debut and start of his career after showing up on the BBC show New to You in March 1948.
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And he was best known for his mix of magic and comedy. Two of my favorite things. Usually doing tricks that looked like they had failed, but were revealed, in fact, they had not.
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And this would bring him countless success and frequent bookings with a successful career of over 40 years of entertainment. However, in a biography of Fisher, people agreed he was not a very kind man, despite his very happy comedic demeanor. He was known to be quite tight in the show business.
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In one story, it states that instead of paying a taxi fare, he slipped a tea bag into the driver's pocket, telling him to Have a drink on me, which is pretty funny to me. I mean, listen, I'm gonna steal that joke, but I will not use it as a substitution for money. I'll pay the person, but then also... give him a tea bag and say, have a drink on me because that's funny. That's funny.
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And I also won't put it in their pocket because that's a little weird, but it's not, that's not cool. All right. That's not cool to do. But anyway, in the 1970s, he would fall into an addiction to alcohol that would further erode his character, becoming less professional and even club owners stating that he would stiff them, meaning he would either rush his performance or show up late.
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And after suffering from multiple issues such as lumbago and bronchitis and even bad circulation in his legs, he put down the bottle a little bit. However, he still was heavily smoking cigars and reportedly 40 a day. 40 cigars a day? And this was obviously a serious pain on his health and would lead to his undoing.
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So on April 15th, 1984, Cooper would book a show at Her Majesty's there in Westminster, London to be exact. And it would be live on weekend television for the show, live from Her Majesty's. And before the act began, he asked his assistant to put on his cloak. And while buttoning the coat, he began to stumble and eventually fell completely.
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And the audience started to abrupt in laughter, obviously assuming it was part of his act because his whole act was that his magic tricks would fail and eventually he would show that they actually worked. But his whole shtick was that he was very clumsy and failed and forgot things. So the audience thought that that's what was going on.
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So he would continue to slump over more and more, eventually letting out a growl, Which is what people do when they're having a heart attack or stroke. But the audience would continue to bellow in laughter and Tommy Cooper, at this point, was dying. And the studio thought that this was part of the shtick, the whole audience did, so he was literally just lying there,
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dying and nobody knew what was going on and they were just all laughing at him. It's just terrible. It's awful. Nobody deserves that. But eventually, obviously, they would figure out that it was no longer an act after several minutes.
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And they would decide to go to commercial while the orchestra played music to hide the fact that there was a now dead man on the floor behind the curtain that had dropped. And two people, Dustin Gree and Les Dennis, had to do their act immediately after the commercial break had ended, hiding the fact that something was wrong altogether.
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And behind the curtain, they did try to revive Cooper till the ambulance could arrive. But unfortunately, they couldn't do anything and his death would be announced the next day. And the horrible end of Tommy Cooper in front of not only a live studio audience, but with many people watching on live television was just so incredibly disturbing.
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So the next live TV chilling moment is the Bradford, England fire. So May 11th, 1985 was a day like any other. A match between two soccer or... football teams, if you're in England. Sorry, that's a terrible accent. Anyway, the teams were playing on a spring afternoon and the two teams were the home team, which was Bradford City versus Lincoln City and was the final game of the season.
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And the match was held in the Valley Parade Stadium, a stadium with a sitting capacity of over 5,000 and standing capacity as well. However, in the afternoon, a horrific fire would break out that would kill over 50 people and injure over 200. So the stadium itself was built in 1886. In 1911, it was finished and changed to support the Bradford City Association Football Club.
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And years after its construction and use, a county councilman mentioned several times that it was in need of repair, even mentioning that a loose cigarette could catch a blaze. And if destiny isn't more cruel than that, I don't know what is, because that's exactly what happened. So in the match mentioned before against Bradford City and Lincoln City, they were currently tied 0-0 or 0-0.
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And at 3.44 p.m., five minutes before halftime would start, a small glow was spotted three rows from the back of Block B. And a story after the whole thing went down would explain how the fire really began. And ironically, like I said before, a lit cigarette would start it.
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According to an interview reported by John Helm, who was the television commentator, he would personally describe how the story went down in the Express newspaper. Quote unquote, a man over from Australia visiting his son got two tickets to the game. He lit a cigarette and when it was coming to the end, he put it out onto the floorboard and tried to put his foot on it to put it out.
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So one evening on the KNBC Channel 4 news station, something horrible unfolded that shocked viewers and those in the studio alike. On August 19th, 1987, it was a normal day in the studio on the news. And it wasn't until 4 p.m. that day when a man would walk into the studio under the guise of a guest and walk up to one of the live television reporters and put a gun to his back.
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It slipped through a hole in the floorboard. A minute later, he saw a small plume of smoke, so he poured his coffee on it and so did his son. It seemed to put it out, but a minute or so later, it was suddenly a bigger whoosh of smoke, so they went to get a steward. By the time they got back, the whole thing had taken off.
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So when the cigarette was dropped down between the floorboards, there was years and years of just garbage and food wrappers and all this stuff that had accumulated underneath and like chips of wood and everything. Literally like the perfect kindling, basically. So when that cigarette hit it, and on a dry day especially, it just lit up.
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And seeing the fire, many began to look for a fire extinguisher, but none could be found. And the wind was unfortunately extremely rough and hard that day. So this would just stoke the fire and engulf the wooden stand in less than five minutes, which is so scary.
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So confusion spread out and many were lost and unable to escape the stands. And to make matters worse, some of the exits were locked at the back and could not be opened. Some of them would be forced opened, but for most, they were left locked. So people began to run out onto the field to escape the fire, continuing to spread so rapidly.
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But the main stand was completely engulfed in fire and the fire brigade arrived four minutes after being called, but it didn't matter at that point. And the scene afterwards was just horrifying. Some of the bodies were trapped under the rubble that had fallen from the stands and even some still sitting upright in their chairs and just charred beyond recognition.
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And as for the on theme of the video, this was all broadcasted. And later the uncensored version was put onto the news minutes after the event had taken place. And the stands at this point were completely destroyed and charred and nothing was there to scavenge or rebuild.
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And some of the survivors that had injuries, which is around 265 people, obviously had to be treated, but they were also still wearing the clothes that had caught on fire. And all these people were broadcasted as well.
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I probably did say that. Kennedy makes two big arguments about our health, and the first is deeply divisive. He is skeptical of vaccines.
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Science disagrees. The second argument is something that a lot of Americans, regardless of their politics, have concluded. He says our food system is serving us garbage and that garbage is making us sick. Coming up on Today Explained, a confidant of Kennedy's, in fact, the man who helped facilitate his introduction to Donald Trump, on what the Make America Healthy Again movement wants.
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A former Kansas police chief tied to a raid on a local newspaper last year has been charged with felony obstruction of justice.
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It's been a rough week for your retirement account, your friend who imports products from China for the TikTok shop and also Hooters. Hooters has now filed for bankruptcy, but they say they are not going anywhere.
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Last year, Hooters closed dozens of restaurants because of rising food and labor costs.
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Hooters is shifting away from its iconic skimpy waitress outfits and bikini days, instead opting for a family-friendly vibe. They're vowing to improve the food and ingredients, and staff is now being urged to greet women first when groups arrive.
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Maybe in April of 2025, you're thinking, good riddance. Does the world still really need this chain of restaurants? But then we were surprised to learn of who exactly was mourning the potential loss of Hooters. Straight guys who like chicken, sure. But also a bunch of gay guys who like chicken? Check out Today Explained to find out why exactly that is, won't you?
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On this week's episode of Net Worth and Chill, I'm chatting with internet sensation and everyone's favorite Philly influencer, Bran Flakes. He's a social media maverick and content creator turning viral moments into cold, hard cash. Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on the Your Rich BFF YouTube channel.
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Some things feel like a fact of life. The sun rises and sets, winter turns from spring to fall, and the deadline to get a real ID always gets pushed back.
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Vox Media podcasts are hitting the road and heading back to Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest Festival, March 8th through 10th. Not only will Today Explained be there, I will be there, but there will also be special live episodes of hit shows, including Where Should We Begin with Esther Perel, Pivot, and Vox Media.
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Into the Vault
Chucky had escaped from Walpole and was in Providence, Rhode Island. Providence in the 70s was kind of down and dirty. This is Wayne Wooster. He was a reporter for the Providence Journal at the time.
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Into the Vault
I would smell that smell in the morning, but not knowing where it was coming from. Right. And all of a sudden, I said, I wonder if the whole world's smelling. Not knowing it was just St. James Parish. It would smell so bad.
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So they then also need to decide how far or close to the wall to start digging from. Because if they start digging too far away from the wall, it will just be too long. It will take them too long. If they dig too close, then they'll be too close to the border guards. And then they need the soil to be of a certain type of soil. If it's too soft, then it will fall in. So they start driving around.
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They get a van. They're driving around. They're looking at all these different sites.
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Under the Wall
And he doesn't buy it. He guesses what they're up to. But it turns out he is a former East German factory owner. And he says, you can use my cellar. You can use the water and electricity. And that's how their first part of their plan gets going. They, one night, take this group of tools to this cellar and it starts up in exactly the way you might imagine.
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They draw a circle on the floor and they start digging down. They have to dig to a certain depth. It's about as deep as a mini car. And once they get to that depth, they know they can start digging along towards East Berlin. So you have one digger hacking out the clay. You have another one shoving pieces of wood into the walls. And then you have Joachim, who's this real whiz kid.
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Under the Wall
He loves inventing things. So he eventually gets a cart and he puts it along rails so they can start putting earth into the cart and whizzing it back to the cellar. And he is constantly problem solving. So once they start getting quite a way down along into under the ground towards East Berlin, it's very dark at the front. So he rigs up a lighting system.
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Under the Wall
They also then have a problem with fresh air. So he connects 160 different bits of pipe to bring fresh air down to the front. He even, I think, one of my favorite things he does is he goes to an old US Army store at one point and he finds this old World War II telephone.
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Under the Wall
So he puts one end right at the front of the tunnel and the other one back in the cellar so that when the digger is at the front and they've got a cart full of earth, they can ring back into the cellar and the digger knows to pull the cart back. Could you stand up in it? No. So I crawled inside a replica of this tunnel and it sort of felt like being inside a coffin.
Criminal
Under the Wall
You know, they're 30 metres under and when you're inside, there was only space for me to crawl. You can't stand up in there. So Joachim would lie on his back, dig out some earth, put it along this cart and the cart would be pulled back into the tunnel. So it was incredibly claustrophobic.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And of course, what made it all the more claustrophobic was the tunnel is so close to the surface of the ground that he knows he can't talk. He can't make any noise because the border guards have listening devices that they put on the ground. And when they hear sounds of digging, they're known to open these holes and throw in dynamite. So he lies there. He can hear the sound of his breathing.
Criminal
Under the Wall
He has to switch the air off. There's no talking. He can even hear the sounds of people walking above him.
Criminal
Under the Wall
The commanders who were in charge of this had no idea that they were about to do this until that evening when they opened these envelopes, these secret envelopes, and they'd given their instructions. And in the dead of night, at around one in the morning, this operation begins. The street lamps are switched off. They don't want anyone to see what's about to happen.
Criminal
Under the Wall
They agreed to give them $7,500 if the diggers let them film the whole thing in real time. So it's sort of the birth of reality TV.
Criminal
Under the Wall
No. So the whole thing was shrouded in secrecy. They had separate accountants outside NBC, and they hire these two West German brothers, Peter and Klaus Demmel, who then go to the tunnel once they start digging it every day with this tiny little camera that's so small it can only hold two minutes of film at a time. And so it's this incredibly secret process which the U.S.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And that's when they discover that there's another tunnel that they can use that's been abandoned. And they realize that this could be their next great chance to help people escape. So they set a date to try their first escape attempt.
Criminal
Under the Wall
You have around 80 people in East Berlin who are all walking towards this tunnel. They're walking towards the cottage. Meanwhile, Joachim Rudolph and his friends are crawling down the tunnel. You also have NBC filming from over the wall. And the diggers, they've got pistols. and an old World War II machine gun. So they crawl through the tunnel until they get to this cottage.
Criminal
Under the Wall
They hack through the floor with an axe and a saw. And there's this moment where Joachim hears a woman screaming.
Criminal
Under the Wall
There's incredible footage where you see the Stasi taking off their shoes to the diggers. They don't want the diggers to hear them.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And that's the point where Joachim suddenly sees someone creeping outside the window. And there's this extraordinary moment I read about in the files where the Stasi are just about to go in and arrest or shoot. But they suddenly hear Joachim and his friends talking about the machine gun. And now at this point, the Stasi only have Kalashnikovs, which are no match for the machine gun.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And you have soldiers driving across these border points, pulling out coils of barbed wire.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So they wait for backup. Joachim finally realizes what's going on. And he and his friends crawl back through the tunnel.
Criminal
Under the Wall
It's now dry. And they decide to give it one more shot. And they set a date for a month from that failed escape attempt, so they set a date the 14th of September.
Criminal
Under the Wall
They have managed to find a tower and a building block overlooking the wall, which has an incredible vantage point so they can film everything.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Streets cut off, train stations cut off. It cut through graveyards. It cut churches off from the gardens of the people who would go to those churches. There were some streets like Bernauerstrasse which were cut right down the middle.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And there are three separate signals. She has to order coffee in one, matches in another, water in another. And that's how the group of escapees in each pub will know that the tunnel is ready.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So you have these groups of families. You have kids, toddlers, babies. And the crawl itself is about 120 meters. So it takes about 12 minutes to crawl through. And remember, this tunnel has sprung a leak. So as they're crawling, the water is getting higher and higher. And the footage of this moment is just extraordinary.
Criminal
Under the Wall
She's terrified as she's crawling, so one of the diggers is carrying her baby behind her. She's on her hands and her knees, and the camera, the NBC camera crew, is pointing to the mouth of the tunnel, and you suddenly see a hand appear through the tunnel, holding a purse. And then you suddenly see this woman, a very beautiful woman in a black dress, appear through the tunnel. Her tights are torn.
Criminal
Under the Wall
She... crawls out and she gets to the ladder and halfway up the ladder she collapses and one of the diggers catches her and manages to to take her up the rest of the way and over the next hour you see person after person come through and i think one of the most extraordinary moments is the moment when one of the diggers is is helping out a woman and the woman hands him a baby
Criminal
Under the Wall
And as she hands him this baby, this digger looks at the woman and realizes it's his wife. And the baby that she's carrying is his child, who he hasn't seen ever before because the wall went up as she was pregnant and he escaped, but she didn't make it. So it's the first time he's ever seen his baby. And the camera captures everything.
Criminal
Under the Wall
No, and they were livid. So you see this moment sort of about a week later when a border guard discovers a pushchair outside this house and they investigate and discover this escape tunnel that is still mostly being submerged by water, but there's still enough evidence of it there. And you can see from the way they talk about in these Darcy files just how embarrassed they are
Criminal
Under the Wall
the number of people that managed to crawl through without them knowing anything about it.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And when people wake up, they come out onto the streets, and you can see in some of these extraordinary photos from the time the shock on their faces. You have families suddenly divided. There are photographs, extraordinary pictures of mothers holding up babies to wave to their husbands on the other side, and people completely baffled as to what's happened.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And there is fury amongst other journalists, partly because a lot of them had wanted to do the same thing, but the State Department had said absolutely not.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And the New York Times run an article saying that NBC had helped build the tunnel. The East German government says the film is an attack on them. The West Berlin Senate even says the film has to be dropped. And the State Department then call NBC in for a meeting and say they have to drop the film. But four months later, the controversy dies down. And the State Department agrees to show it.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And so at 8.30 in the evening, people get their TV dinners ready, they're sitting on their sofas, and people in 18 million homes watch it.
Criminal
Under the Wall
These are ordinary people, not trained or accustomed to risk. What must they be leaving to risk this?
Criminal
Under the Wall
In the US, it had a huge impact in that it suddenly shone a spotlight onto a story that so many people had found it hard to connect with. Because so much of the Cold War was actually about inaction, you know, inaction against the constant threat of nuclear annihilation. And so whenever they would see footage of it, it was often tanks sitting there.
Criminal
Under the Wall
But here, suddenly, you had this human story, something that humanized it. and made this issue that seemed so very far away feel personal and relevant. And of course, then, only five months later, President Kennedy goes to Berlin and makes his very, very famous speech.
Criminal
Under the Wall
We don't know if the film itself helped to engineer that trip, but I think it definitely changed the way in which people in the US thought about Berlin and the Cold War.
Criminal
Under the Wall
All, all free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of Berlin. And therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words, Ich bin ein Berliner.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Yes, but in much smaller numbers because too many other tunnels were intercepted. There were some truly horrific incidents of people trying to dig similar tunnels and coming face to face with border guards in the tunnel and being killed underground. And people tried other things.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Until 1989, every year the Berlin Wall would get stronger and stronger until the point where very few people would even attempt to escape.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So this is a very beautiful part of the story, which is that the escape tunnel that he digs eventually brings him a family.
Criminal
Under the Wall
You might expect that the minute someone escaped into West Berlin, they would be so relieved to escape this authoritarian country that they would create their own life and not look back. But the irony is that a lot of people did then want to help other people. And when I asked Joachim why he wanted to help other people escape, people that he didn't even know...
Criminal
Under the Wall
He said, well, what you have to understand was that we had been brought up in East Germany to think of everyone as brothers, as part of our family. So when he escaped into West Berlin, the idea that you would just forget people you'd left behind, even people that weren't your friends, he said that was completely out of the question.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And so there was a real irony, I think, that the very values that East Germany had encouraged in its citizens... helped to then undermine the country when those people, having escaped, helped other people to escape too.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And they tell him about a group of friends who were trying to help people escape. And they want it to be the biggest escape since the wall went up.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So here he is, he's 22 years old, his whole life ahead of him. He has so many reasons to say no. But he says yes, and that's how it all begins. I'm Phoebe Judge.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Germany's defeated, and the countries that defeated it were arguing over who should run it. So they divide it very crudely. The Soviet Union gets one half, Britain, the U.S., and France get the other. And then they divide Berlin, the capital.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Russians were really turning Berlin and East Berlin into their city. You know, the minute that the East and West were divided, clocks were changed in East Germany to Soviet time. You had Soviet musicians flown in, teachers, you know, you had a whole line of teachers who would be sacked and new ones put in place. And the propaganda started very early.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So you had two-year-olds who were taught the principles of communism through communal potty breaks. Questions were discouraged. Rebellious kids were sent to juvenile correction facilities. So it was a full, a whole scale reimagining of a national political identity.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Hurricane Helene has caused tens of billions of dollars in damages. Hurricane Milton could be even worse. And insurance companies are jacking up prices all across the country.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Exactly. It's these two incredibly different worlds. And I think what made that so extraordinary was just that you could wander from one side to the other and be back again in the same day. And a lot of people in East Berlin, their jobs or their lives were still in West Berlin, but then they would go home at the end of the day.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And for all those years, since 1945 right up to 1961, people could cross the border whenever they liked. But the problem soon came when the communist government in the East realized that millions of people were leaving East Germany and just never coming back. They were fed up with life under a communist dictatorship, and they wanted a better life in the West.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Its job was very simple. Its job was to keep the party in power. And they had this idea of trying to find you, trying to find troublemakers before you carried out a crime. It was all about trying to stop things happening. And the only way you could do that was through information. And so their job was to know everything about everyone.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And most importantly, they trained up hundreds of thousands of people to become informants. So some people think around one in six people were informing for the Stasi. They were called, rather poetically, the breathing organs of the Stasi. People in churches or hospitals or schools or knitting clubs, even in the police.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So they would know about what you were planning because your friend or your neighbor had informed on you, or perhaps even your child.
Criminal
Under the Wall
This week on Unexplainable, as the world keeps getting warmer and storms keep getting worse, Is our future uninsurable? There's a breaking point coming. Follow Unexplainable for new episodes every Wednesday.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And these tanks plow into protesters. People are crushed under the wheels. Dozens of people are killed. Thousands are thrown into secret prisons. Hundreds of people executed. And so that was the very first anti-Soviet uprising in Eastern Europe. And it ended so horrifically that there wouldn't be another one for another 30 years.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Yeah. And when you look at the numbers of people who left every year, it was after 1953 that they suddenly skyrocket. That was the moment that for so many people, it becomes too much. Everyone has their breaking point. And for a lot of people, that's theirs.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So Walter Ulbricht, who was the leader of East Germany, makes this extraordinary decision. If he can't persuade people to stay in the East, they'll just shut the border and lock them in. So he comes up with this plan to build a wall.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Yeah, I mean, when you look at the photos and the footage of that first day, you see some people very quickly, desperately just leaping over the barbed wire because back then it was just a sort of crude, crudely built barbed wire stretched between concrete posts. So people could just jump over the barbed wire and that's what they did in some of those early days.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And you then had East German police trying to pull them back. You also had people in West Berlin who were suddenly separated from family in East Berlin, driving up to the border on motorbikes, throwing stones and West Berlin pulling them back. And you then have, over the next few days, this wall was gradually fortified. So concrete slabs brought up to the wall. It was made stronger.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So you had some people who would smash through the wall in dump trucks. There was a couple who swam with their three-year-old baby in a bathtub along the river and You even had people who would walk up to the top of their houses, which were on Bernauer Strasse, which was a street which was cut in half by the Berlin Wall.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And they would quite literally throw themselves out of the window because one half of their house looked out onto West Berlin. And you would have them, they would often write down the date and the time when they were planning on jumping. They would throw the piece of paper down to the streets of West Berlin, hoping that people would then turn up with mattresses on the other side.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And there's an extraordinary piece of footage where a woman had climbed out of one of these windows and she was dangling down. Out of it, the East German police run up one side and they're pulling on her arms and people in West Berlin are pulling on her legs and she manages to escape. But you also then have the very tragic cases.
Criminal
Under the Wall
So there was a woman called Ida Sieckmann who jumped out of her window and there was no mattress and she dies. And you have a man called Gunther Litwin who was a 24-year-old tailor. He tries to swim across the river Spree and he's shot by transport police. So very quickly, those first rather chaotic escapes soon stop and people realize they need to come up with better plans.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Noelle, the election is nigh. It sure is. Can you name all the swing states? Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and is it Virginia?
Criminal
Under the Wall
I mean, I think it's arguable. Let's just say I'm kind of right. Let's give me partial credit.
Criminal
Under the Wall
Oh, it sounds like I should listen. What are we doing, like history lessons?
Criminal
Under the Wall
Okay, so you're saying if you listen to Today Explained's seven episodes on the seven swing states between now and the election, you are going to be ready for whatever comes on November 5th. There you go. Today Explained, wherever you listen. We drop in the afternoons, Monday to Friday.
Criminal
Under the Wall
He taught me about growing up playing hide-and-seek in bombed-out buildings and finding bits of unexploded shrapnel and throwing them onto tram tracks.
Criminal
Under the Wall
He doesn't want to leave. But then there's this moment where he's at university, and this is about a few weeks after the wall goes up. And he picks up a newspaper. And in that newspaper is a list of everyone who has been turning their radio aerials to the West. Because the only way you could listen to radio from the West was to climb onto your roof and tune the aerial to the West.
Criminal
Under the Wall
But of course, Albrecht didn't want people listening to this. So he made it a criminal offence to consume Western news, which is why they then made a list of everyone who was doing that in the newspaper. And that was the moment for Joachim where he suddenly saw himself, this 22-year-old, in a country where you can't listen to what you want or watch what you want or say what you want.
Criminal
Under the Wall
He really struggles in West Berlin. You know, he's grown up in this country where you have communal potty breaks, to suddenly living in West Berlin where you can do what you want, whenever you want. And like a lot of people who then will move to another country, he was desperate to find other people from East Germany who were living in West Berlin. And he does.
Criminal
Under the Wall
And essentially, they need to find somewhere safe that they can dig from. And two, they need tools because they can't use machines. They need to avoid the water pipes because there have been a few tunnels dug by this time that have collapsed. There have been diggers who've been drowned in the mud because the Berlin water table is pretty high.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
Buying a house has long been considered the best way to build wealth and move into true adulting.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
Okay, the handbag you can probably manage without. But what about a house? Surely that's actually good, right? We're going to find out this week on Explain It To Me. New episodes every Sunday morning, wherever you get your podcasts.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
President Trump on Truth Social has been suggesting that he's open to deals to end the trade war that he started by levying tariffs on U.S. trading partners. The administration says these Liberation Day tariffs will bring manufacturing jobs back to America. Why is that so important? There are some really dumb ways to answer that question.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
When you sit behind a screen all day, it makes you a woman. Studies have shown this. Studies have shown this. And some much smarter ones.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
This is a policy at the end of the day that's oriented toward helping some of the folks who have really been the losers in the economy and have been left behind for a long time.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
Coming up on Today Explained, the best minds. The White House advisor who's gone ham on tariffs defends his position. Weekday afternoons. Today Explained helps you make sense of the mess.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
And my tried and true hiccup here is... Pour a glass of water, light a match, put the match out in the water, drink the water, throw away the match.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
I taught myself to burp on commands like, uh, uh, excuse me. And I discovered that when I make myself burp, it stops my hiccups.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
Unexplainable is taking on hiccups. What causes them? And is there any kind of scientific cure? Follow Unexplainable for new episodes every Wednesday.
Criminal
The Roofman, Part 1
Isn't it? I mean, at least that's what society wants us to think. Gotta get a Birkin, gotta get a home, you know.
Criminal
Five Stars
What if the solution to our problems lies where people normally don't go? A treasure from the deep sea, millions of years old, but which really exists and which some now want to lift.
Criminal
Five Stars
The fight for the deep sea has long begun. This is Enten, Land unter, from Andan and the Futurium. From now on on Spotify.
Criminal
Five Stars
You think Christopher Kinahan's going to listen to this episode? Do you think he's a criminal listener?
Criminal
The Pride of Pine Hill
Last year, Hooters closed dozens of restaurants because of rising food and labor costs.
Criminal
The Pride of Pine Hill
Hooters is shifting away from its iconic skimpy waitress outfits and bikini days, instead opting for a family-friendly vibe. They're vowing to improve the food and ingredients, and staff is now being urged to greet women first when groups arrive.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
The dolphin is the lead singer in every dubstep song that you sent me.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
Yeah, well, I went through Skrillex's songs and this is the dolphin I found in Skrillex. That is a dolphin song.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
And when I hear a dolphin in a song, the biggest grin comes on my face, and I actually try to sing along with it, barking and chirping.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
Or what about putting a decoy USB drive in, but it's really a trap? If somebody goes to grab it, they get electric shock.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
So part of keeping it from leaking is changing this manager's password or deleting it out of there or something, right?
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
I got to have a hero that I want to cheer for and I don't know what to do.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
If I say, oh, I have backdoor access to box.com, you're thinking, oh, wow, you've got some malware planted and reverse SSH shell.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
Not gonna touch that. But I will stop Spintire from getting back in here.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
Oh, wow, that's an interesting method. But you're like, hmm. I think I'll hack into Diplo's Dropbox to learn on my own. Thanks, I'm good. It's quite a different path to learning.
Darknet Diaries
148: Dubsnatch
There's an elephant there, right? But right there was, that's the dolphin.
Dateline Originals
Deadly Mirage - Ep. 4: David and Bathsheba
I just wanted to come here and tell you we all care about this case.
Dateline Originals
Deadly Mirage - Ep. 4: David and Bathsheba
It's important to us, and the Ramble's been working diligently on it.
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
Of yours?
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
Oh, wow.
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
Yeah.
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
And more coming.
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
Yeah. Yeah.
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
Yeah.
Digital Social Hour
How Mid-Term Rentals Can Make You Financially Free | Jason & Jackie McClure DSH #1206
I know.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
So this was probably 15 years ago. Her and I worked at the same lawyer's office together. She was my supervisor. And we worked with a bunch of guys. So it was just her and I. Long story short, I was single at the time, kind of just dating around. My mom did have like a husband, not a husband, but someone she called a husband at the time who had ED issues and they were having a bunch of issues.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
So we were both kind of like having an affair with somebody, but we didn't know like at the same time that it was the same person. We were both sleeping with the same person. And so how we came about finding out was we were talking about it one day because me and my mom were very, very close. So we were talking, and there's so many similarities.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
And he had walked in the room, and we both had gotten up to go embrace him. And I was like, what the fuck? And so, yeah, we both got fucking around with him. And, yeah, that was the most disgusting thing that has happened to me in my life. I did forgive my mother, of course, because she's my mother. But, yeah, what a disgusting fucking pig.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
And, like, he obviously knew that we were mother and daughter, you know. We all work together. So, yeah. I was going to ask that.
Dumb Blonde
Ask, Tell, Confess: I Hate The Way My Vagina Looks
Ask, tell, confess. Ask, tell, confess.
Farm4Profit Podcast
Inside the Farm Plan: Corey Talks Growing Season Strategies w/ AgXplore
Is that what that's like?
Farm4Profit Podcast
Inside the Farm Plan: Corey Talks Growing Season Strategies w/ AgXplore
So then does your product need to be able to park on the soil itself?
Farm4Profit Podcast
Inside the Farm Plan: Corey Talks Growing Season Strategies w/ AgXplore
Diesel exhaust fluid? Oh, yeah. Okay. I didn't know it meant like death. Are you deaf? Where is this going? Not D-E-A-F.
Farm4Profit Podcast
Inside the Farm Plan: Corey Talks Growing Season Strategies w/ AgXplore
And also, on top of that, I'm excited for the education.
Farm4Profit Podcast
Inside the Farm Plan: Corey Talks Growing Season Strategies w/ AgXplore
Talk faster?
Farm4Profit Podcast
Breaking Down the November WASDE Report: Andrew Kaabes - Lighthouse Commodities
And this corn right now, I'm going to show you the yield monitor over here. It is sitting at 269 field average. That's really good corn, especially for what we've got. The thing about their farming operation is they truly manage crops because they get the importance. It's a big investment, and we want to make sure that we can do everything we can.
Fest & Flauschig
Der letzte große Rundschlag
Focus Features invites you to succumb to the darkness. Nosferatu. From director Robert Eggers comes a masterpiece of horror. He is coming. This creature is a force more powerful than evil. It is death itself. Nosferatu. Rated R. Under 17, animated without parent. Only beaters this Wednesday. Special engagements in Dolby and IMAX.
Fest & Flauschig
Der letzte große Rundschlag
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Fest & Flauschig
Der letzte große Rundschlag
By the way, what I think, scientists have found out the anus of a blue whale measures about one meter in diameter and is thus the second largest asshole in the world.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Ryan Reynolds here for Mint Mobile. With the price of just about everything going up during inflation, we thought we'd bring our prices down. So to help us, we brought in a reverse auctioneer, which is apparently a thing. Give it a try at mintmobile.com slash switch.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But I love them big, too muscular, and especially white hair and hairbrush. Yeah, the Nazi, right?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I had my mouth full. I stole sausages in a choup-à-choups cartable. There was a transparent pocket in the cartable at the front. There were choup-à-choups in it to make you want to buy, of course. With a girlfriend. We had cut the little thing in plastic. And you know, really, it was the stupidest thing of my life, you know.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
We put three sausages in it, we still had some left, so that you can't see it. And really, you know, we passed the porticoes by sweating big drops like that, saying, it's going to ring, it's going to ring. While obviously, no, there's not two in each sausage, you know. That was my biggest fear. But on the other hand, I had one where...
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
In Colo, I was with the Eclaireurs et Eclaireuses de France for years, without uniform and religion, the best holidays of my life. But there was a time when we were still going to camp for 3-4 days without an animator. And so we said to ourselves, we're going to camp at the nautical base. They said, okay, camp at the nautical base, if you bathe, you stay in the bathhouse to watch.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
There was a huge rock a little bit after the bath to watch. And we thought to ourselves, oh, it's good, we go under the barrier and we're going to jump from the rock and we're going to do that. So we go in groups, we do that, we play. And on the way back, there are a few who didn't swim very well. And who, on the way back with fatigue and everything, panicked.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And so, at the moment of passing under the barrier, there is one who has really lost all his means. You know, when you fight for your survival and you don't think at all. He got caught in another girl. And so, they were sinking together. And really, with another friend, we tried to carry them on our shoulders while swimming. But we didn't have feet, you know, terrifying.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I really remember moving forward, seeing the level of the water rise, and saying... That's how I die, it's bad. And suddenly, you know, I was looking for the bottom with my feet. Suddenly, I felt it and I was like, wow. And there, my father.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And we were super yelled at because the adults were very, very scared. And in fact, it was them who had made a mistake. But anyway, so they yelled at us at the height at which they were afraid.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
You were talking about saving the sticks. No, it was just to say how Alex was the same as me.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I tried because I was told... I don't know, for the skin apparently. And not for running?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
The last time I came to the Floodcast, there was a news like that, from a surgeon who had made the concierge intervene.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But without general anesthesia. You know, you have anesthesia, you just have a itch that hurts, but then you don't hurt yourself, but you feel like it's working.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And then I turned my head and they were like, yeah, that's exactly where you feel that it's trafficking. It's not very pleasant.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And you take care of it, it's your comfort surgery, to be honest. But a general anaesthesia where you're in the pate for a whole day or more, it would be a bit crazy.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
C'est vrai que ça fait peur. Mais l'anesthésiste, il m'avait dit une fois, est-ce que vous avez peur de prendre l'ascenseur ? Non. C'était ce truc de, vous avez plus de chances d'avoir un accident d'ascenseur. Oui, mais n'empêche que si je ne m'en vais pas, j'ai peur.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
It's true that there, I was on the belly, but I saw him, you know, laying his scissors next to me, full of blood, blood and all. I saw the little balls at the end, I said, ah, that's it? He told me, yes, that's it. Did you see that? I was like, you know, happy.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Quand on veut, on peut. C'est comme dit mon coach Lucio dans mes oreilles quand je cours.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
C'est une appli d'un mec qui t'encourage. Non, c'est l'appli Nike qui est gratuite. C'est pas un placement de produit.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And you can have audio programs. And since the beginning, my goal was to run 30 minutes. And so to do a little more every day until it's 30 minutes. And now that I've reached it, I'm a little bored. So I said to myself, hey, I'm going to put programs to change. So there's Coach Lucio who talks to me in my ears. Sometimes I like it because he tells me, the goal is to take pleasure.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And so, since he's not a real guy with me, I tell myself, it's good. In fact, I can rage against him and stuff. But it still doesn't work. Because you still have a guy who tells you, go ahead, do it. And I say, okay, I'll do it. Today, I had to split. I said, okay, I'll do the last split.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
No. An accent of a sports coach. Exactly what you can imagine of a guy who speaks like a sports coach.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Oui, tu peux lancer des histoires d'une certaine durée, par exemple. Genre, tu te dis, quand t'arrives à être tellement en histoire, fais de demi-tour, vous êtes à la moitié du parcours. Franchement, ça peut te changer.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
In any case, it was my coach who didn't stop you from saying that.
FloodCast
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So I think it's their new thing. I think there's maybe something illegal with the hotels.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And so I think their new thing is to say, hey, it's crazy, we're doing collabs. Is it a museum?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
C'est le musée Georges Labi, et non pas Labit, malgré le T. Et malgré que, normalement, à Toulouse, on prononce toutes les lettres, mais bref.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Big Flo et Oli, alors ! Ah oui, Big Flo et Oli, mot clé. C'est pas la maison de Big Flo et Oli. Dans la maison de... Evidemment.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Do you know who is from Toulouse? Put the pictures. At the music festival, I saw the Capitol Orchestra with Émile et Images. Sorry, I'll allow myself. It's Gold. Gold comes from Toulouse. Because Émile et Images is the name of the band.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I've heard people sing « Les démons de minuit » with violins in the background. I love that. It always works for me.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Well, yes, my goal is to go every morning except the weekend where I relax. And so I prefer to do little than relaunch. So I say, well, today I only do a quarter of an hour.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But obviously, in Toulouse, rugby is good. Was it the plane or the rugby?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Donc, en fait, c'est une maison qui appartenait à des Duponts, quoi.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Since we didn't introduce Patrick, he's not going to talk.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Dédicace in English sounds like you're talking about a sport.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
It's true that you have the craziest address book, Patrick. From time to time, he says to me, yes, it's true that I did it with Bernard Werber, but also with such a star of metal. I'm like, but what is your life? There are anecdotes in his bag. But you too, Manon. Loop or stalking, I want to say.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Oh, not only that. Not only that, but I only saw that on Billet Réduit. It's the last one available.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I don't know, in Scotland, it's Elena Situation who has the video over there.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I did a very nice experience, it cost a little budget, but I think it's worth it. It's to go sleep in Rosa Bonheur's room. It's a very feminine painting from the 19th century. Her house is in the south of Paris, I don't know where she lives anymore. It's accessible in RER and you can visit the workshop. There are two rooms at the location and you can spend the nights.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I did with Charlie, Danger and Salome Sacquet. And it was so cool. You really sleep in the castle and all. We had dinner in the room. Well, frankly, it's a budget, but I think it's a nice experience. And I have more fun than going to a night of Polly Pocket. But I love this thing.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
The museum houses, as they say, which are really immersive, I also prefer. Or even, you see paintings from the 19th century, in their context, it makes a lot more sense than in big walls afterwards. I think it's also... better to understand the time, quite simply.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Yes, it's very common. You know who told me that not long ago? It's Axel Maliverné, who you also have. He sent me a voice saying, now I'm an idiot. Out of the vocal. And I see him two hours later. But I say, there's no sequel. You want to tell me more? I'll take it for granted. He said, no, same thing.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I spend my life posting pictures of cabins! I asked. I asked. Wait, what are you talking about?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Parenthèses is a tiny house, not very far from Paris. You can go there by transfer, it's still better if you rent a case. So it's a very nice tiny house where you do a little retreat in the green. That's all. Like these cabins, it's not that it's not given, it's that compared to a classic hotel room,
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
It's more expensive because there's a whole service with it and they've built... Well, anyway, it's a cost of maintenance. But it's very nice. I asked the question, so maybe you're asking.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
In fact, more precisely, I was looking for a place to write, when I was in my writing phase of the show, and I saw that my agent, who also manages Sirius North, had sent it there and I had asked my agent.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I'm sad because I'm full of cabins and like cabins porn and all who have been doing that for a long time. And now with the IA, we have all the time false images.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I see a beautiful thing and I'm like, shit, it's pretty, why not? But I'm frustrated to tell myself, in fact, it doesn't exist. They have very, very big houses with chimneys and Tom & Jerry.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Recently, I came across one with real photos that I find so good. It's called midmod.mood. M-I-D-M-O-D.mood.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
It's only interiors. Midmod, it's for mid-century modernism.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Mission Cleopatra. Ah, I thought it was the 50 years of the film.
FloodCast
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In my eyes, you're making sixes and nines with your fingers.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
A bed with Dubosque in an AirBnB that shows you his Olympic medals. That's it.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Tu te souviens de cet anniversaire où on a reçu une voiture ?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Yeah, me too, I liked to celebrate it. Now, what I do is that I always do... It's a day where I say I don't work, even if it's a week or something, and I do everything I want all day.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But I like it, it's my day and all, and I like it. I often do a massage, something like that. I like to celebrate it.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I like to organize surprises and I love to be back, of course, but not very long ago... There's a little message. No, but regularly we do it with Charlie Danger and Salomé Sake, precisely. And so, Charlie, for example, once she told me, meet Taylor at the station of... Lyon. And with a backpack for the weekend and I didn't know where we were going. And we went to Eurotown Park.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
We slept in Strasbourg, but I didn't know where we were going, I didn't know the whole evening. And on the way back to the Rosa Bonheur thing, it was me who organized the surprise. On the way back, we visited the museum and she didn't know that we were staying to sleep. It's a very nice friendship, even though I don't give you the right times.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I think there's something great about this concept of a friend's date. Yes, the idea is to go on dates with friends.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Par contre, je t'ai entendu dire que tu trouvais le thème du parc chanmé. Sorry.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
No, I like the atmosphere. The little Venise bridge in cardboard. Yes, but that's what I like. The attractions are charming, but the theme is cracked to the ground.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
We laughed with Charlie all day long. In fact, we were sure it was a thing of European soft power, like financed by the European Union or something like that. So we thought about it all day long. Tu te sens plus européenne, Charlie, maintenant ? Oui, je suis très européenne. Grâce à Europa Park, qui, pour une raison inconnue, s'appelle Europa Park et pas Europark. Mais bref. Oui, c'est vrai.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Et en fait, on a fini par regarder l'histoire du truc. Et en fait, c'est une entreprise privée. En fait, c'est une famille qui fabrique des montagnes russes. Donc, c'est leur vitrine. C'est pour ça que les montagnes russes sont chambées. C'est ce qui fait le succès du parc.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Mais ça veut dire que c'est des gens en leur âme et conscience, et pas avec un flingue sur la tempe, qui ont choisi le thème de l'Europe. C'est eux, ils se sont dit, cool !
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
The mascot of Europa Park is hilarious. Wait, Patrick, not only is there the park,
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And the interior, the textures. I thought you wanted to do the scene of the Belgian.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And so we concluded that, since it was a private thing, if there was no Belgium, it was that the guy had to have an ex-Belgian.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
It's not the center of Europe, Belgium. C'est pas là où il y a... Mais ils sont juste à côté quand même. C'est fou.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Bon, allez. Oui, ça te défiscalise une partie, ça n'empêche pas que toi, individu, ça peut être sympa de donner.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
C'est fluctuant avec la bourse, là. C'est vrai que ça, il y en a à Toulouse.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I did it once, there was white glue in there. It was to see how it was. It was exactly what you imagined.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Come play, make your black day game... There are stock market crashes.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
En vrai, c'est juste une soirée où tu fixes les taux. C'est un peu désagréable. Pour boire au bon moment. C'est un peu chiant.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Oh là là, les bières sont très demandées. Le taux augmente. C'est bon, vas-y, appuie sur l'ordinateur.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I'm not tough about the night, but... Because you like to talk, right? Yes, I like to have an aperitif with my friends. I still go very regularly, but without children. Patrick?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But now, there are more and more offers without alcohol.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
The bars, what I find complicated, is that the music is often very loud. The more it goes, the less I like these places.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But there are a billion offers of bars. It's true, it's true. But in fact, I spend the day at home, working a lot at home. Yeah, I understand. So, in the evening, in general, I see people. And what do we do ? Well, we're going to have a little drink. That's it. I drink a little drink with Kalindi, figure it out.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
We talk about news, we talk about politics, but we also talk about parenting and travel and pop culture and how all of that affects how we understand the world.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Can I have two? I beg you, I urge you. The first one, I'm sorry, I've already talked about it a lot on other podcasts and in a lot of stories. They are less listened to than us. Exactly, exactly. Well, I don't know because I don't have your numbers. But I'm counting on the strength of the podcast because I have an intention.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
It's that there is a season 2 that still doesn't exist and that is not planned. Yes, Patrick, you know what I'm talking about. I've already talked about it a thousand times, but sorry. It's called Siren. It's a Korean reality show, okay? I've talked about it a thousand times.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But please, people of the Floodcast, you are very numerous, go stream it hard so that Netflix can say, hey, there are a lot of views coming from France, could we do a French season or something like that? The principle is the following. Be careful, I tease in my presentation because I've pitched it many times. Anyway, it's on a deserted island, so a Korean show.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
There are teams with bases, a small cabin, a small tent, a small thing spread out on the island. Each team has a flag. And when the siren roars again, not this one, but something like that, you have to go get it. You try to capture a flag from the opposing team.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
If you grab the flag, the team is eliminated. All that is basic. The teams are military firefighters, stuntmen, athletes, policemen and jugglers. And I forgot one more, anyway.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Athletes. But they are only women. They are only women's teams, which probably makes the whole defense a terribly masculine series. A series that I love, obviously. It's incredible. What I think is crazy is that there is nothing to gain. They come just to defend their job and show that the firemen of Korea are proud of Korea. It's really incredible. And they're crazy. They're crazy.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
They're ultra-trained, super-sporty girls. There are stuntwomen, I don't know if I said it. But it's very impressive. And some of them get punished because they are too violent or things like that. It's incredible. Obviously, there are a lot of strategies because you have to make alliances with other teams to attack in a group. You are much more likely to succeed.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
You know, the chat rooms, the interviews, there are zero collantages.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
but she told me that and we were like nanani we had an alliance with the stuntwomen but the firefighters offered us something else and it was very annoying so we didn't know if we could turn this around it's purely strategic zero sexualized zero whispered like oh it's a girl thing nanani they fight without weapons it gives a terrible image of women unfortunately no It gives a different image.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Yes, I know. And like, there are challenges where they can gain advantages, but challenges that consist of cutting 30 logs of wood, lighting a fire, extinguishing the fire of the opposing team and all. And you gain advantages. In short, it's incredible. The editing is done with suspense that holds you until the end of the season.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Ah yeah. And when a team is eliminated, you... It's... I'm going to make a mini-spoil. The first team eliminated is the police. Even if you don't like the police, you cry for those policemen who come to pick up their stuff.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
But anyway, it's really too good. Siren, not like La Femme Poisson, but like L'Alarme qui est retentie. It's great and there's no season 2 planned. I imagine it hasn't found its audience, so I count on the audience of the podcast to relaunch the views. It's been almost a year, so we would already have the two, I think, if...
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Anyway, it's really great. First, you're going to have a great time and we get hooked by the thing. And frankly, it's great. And the last thing I didn't say is that per day, their calories spent in sports are counted, but not in the regime mode. It's misogyny. No, but I know it sounds like that, but it's not like that, it's like they make pumps, they run on carpets and everything to earn credit.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And in fact, in the morning, the store opens between 8 and 9 o'clock and there they can go exchange their money for food or Tokiwoki, shovels, ropes. The more calories you lose, the more money you have. Yes, that's it.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
In this 100% feminine thing. It's not in the losing weight mode, it's in the sport mode. You're trolling.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
The effort provided, of course, of course. But it's really, honestly, not at all presented like that. And the other thing I wanted to do, it's an encouragement and I simply recommend you the book of my friend Salomé Sake, the second one that comes out on the 16th of October, I think, from memory, which is called Resist.
FloodCast
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It's a little essay that gives keys to fight against the far right that is coming soon. As we say at the moment And I send her all my love and my strength Because I see her literally ruining her health She's working like crazy because it's panic And we're too lucky to have people like Salomé
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Anyway, so don't hesitate, even if you can't buy the book, they made a lot of effort to make it very cheap, I think it costs 5 euros. So really, it's not in a way to make money again. Salomé, she has already done us a year that she comes out of a billion of hyper intense work stuff, but there, in addition, there were unexpected elections, so she went on with that.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Then afterwards, she was so panicked about the state of the votes that she said, we have to do these things, I'm going to write a book this summer, even though it was already much too much given during the elections. Anyway. M'inquiète pour sa santé. Elle a perdu combien de calories à peu près ?
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
N'hésitez pas à envoyer même des commentaires positifs, à partager ces trucs ou quoi, parce que franchement, elle s'en prend plein la tronche. Elle est sur la liste de l'extrême droite, des gens à tuer. Écoutez, voilà.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
And the goal is also that with that, it makes noise in the media. So I don't know when we invite her on set so that she can talk about it, even if everyone doesn't read the book that you hear on TV. So share in mass and everything. Send the force to Salomé Sakeich.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
If I may, you explained the rules of this game very well.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Online, they don't hesitate to finance super innovative things.
FloodCast
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We're really different people. Sometimes you'll hear us agree and sometimes not. We think that's where the fun is. We laugh and learn together and with all of you twice a week, every week.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
On YouTube, this year, I only released two, but I have some under the elbow in preparation. It was time to write the show. And now it's written. I have dates until 2027, my friends.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Ça fait presque deux ans les Comédie Club, mais mon spectacle tourne depuis cet été. Pendant toute l'année, il va s'appeler Rodage, donc c'est la période où tu testes encore beaucoup de trucs sur scène et t'affines le texte, dans des salles petites et moyennes pour pas trop te tauler devant trop de monde.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
In any case, if you go to the screening at the beginning and you come back to the show in three or four years, it's not bad to evolve, even if it depends on the artists, of course. Of course. And so it filled me with happiness, this new activity. I am very happy, it fills me with happiness at the moment.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Yes, but the guy or the girl should hide. And you have to know that there is a bit of controversy.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
So, on the other hand, when it's the beat, it's hard. But when it's my show, for now, it's the people who follow me who are there. So for now, it's very, very, very kind. That's also why I organize M Festival. You would have loved it, Florent.
FloodCast
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By the way, I was going to say, you were too sure to come and honor the milestone.
FloodCast
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It was great, it was a good moment. A little bit, I tried. Everything was rejected, but I tried. It's true, it's true.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
I said, oh, I'm going to talk about Culture Fest to my team. And Jean Fromageman, who I kiss, who's in the team, he said, Adrien, he's going to complain about the technique. I said, yes, but... C'est la vie !
FloodCast
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Bah oui, non, mais en même temps, t'as le droit d'être exigeant, c'est bien.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Je veux pas dire... Nous, on a égorgé les techniciens après.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Ah oui, c'était l'écran qui projetait pas... C'était... But this year, it will be two days for the first time. Just one day. Every year, we try to grow a little bit. And this year, we do x2. So we are very happy, it will be the 24th and 25th of May, still at Dog Bay and Magasins Généraux in Pantin. And it's even possible that the space will be bigger, but that we don't have yet. But shoot, shoot.
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
On the side of the canal, the Magasins Généraux and my team has incredibly well decorated. I make a... A big up to Mélanie, who does the deco, and to Vini, our graphic designer, who did the posters and so on, the visuals. And no, but I have an incredible team in the organ of this festival. If you don't know, it's the Tanju Culture Festival.
FloodCast
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Podcasts, comedians, journalists and vulgarizers on stage for two days in advance. Come on the Insta account so you don't miss it. Patrick Beau, Patrick Beau
FloodCast
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Pantsuit Politics is about engaging with each other and the news without the anxiety and the frustration.
FloodCast
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Je me suis fait un pogn' qu'avait pas oublié d'être moche Bien attelé que l'élan, l'audace, j'en voudrais l'autre Quand Bob a massacré le flipper, on n'avait plus une file en poche J'ai réfléchi et je me suis dit C'est vrai que je suis effet comme un sandwich SNCF Et que demain je peux tomber sur un balais, ce qui me casse la tête Si ce mec-là me fait la pompe, c'est que je crève la gueule sur le comptoir Si la mort me fait l'affairant, un meilleur bislard
FloodCast
S10E05 - Folkloriste Professionnel
Before you take me up there to see if there are people in the bistros. You would tell him, what are you doing with the glands? And you have nothing to do in my world. Get out of there, you're not my band. Get out, you stink. And walk in the shade.
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Patrick, when I sent him a little message to say, too good, we see the Float Cats together, he told me, I quote, to us, the refinement.
FloodCast
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The gentleman said, pay me back, pay me back, for years. Wait, there was something about the candy? Yeah, compared to the candy. It's pretty pretty.
Four the Moms
Q&A with the Moms
So honestly, postpartum was really, I never had postpartum depression. Um, I had like pre-pregnancy depression, um, the second time. And as like, it's like, I didn't want a baby at that time. I But afterwards, it's just like, it was really hard because I had zero help. Zero help. And we tried a babysitter from a babysitter page.
Four the Moms
Q&A with the Moms
Do not recommend at all because, yeah, I have videos of that. That was a little crazy. Not having help. Yeah.
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Q&A with the Moms
That was my biggest struggle. I think that was the hardest part, honestly. Taking care of a newborn is easy, but when you have zero help besides... I mean, my husband helps. Don't get me wrong. He helps way more than normal husbands do, I guess. But if we want it to go somewhere, it's hard because you can't trust everybody with your kids.
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And so it's hard when they're babies because they can't talk. They can't tell you anything. Now my kids are getting a little bit older, so they can tell me what's going on. And like I said, Jasmine was the very first person I trusted to leave my kids with outside of my parents. She lost a little sleep. Yeah, she lost a little sleep. One of my kids get up super early. That's okay.
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They were fun, though. They were. But that's the hardest part of postpartum for me. And finding myself, really and truly, I still am finding myself. I mean, it's –
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It really is. My favorite thing to do, I go get my nails done. That's my me time. I go to the nail salon. My kids go to a Mother's Day out, so they're only going for like half a day. I just kind of hang out, do my thing, do my own thing. I'll go walk around Target. I mean, I'll
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And you're like, oh, you're a stay-at-home mom. You have a break all the time.
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i wouldn't be able to do it without no no same because there are some husbands out there i know my husband's gonna be listening to this he's like i told her she always is she always is gonna need me but i'm not even gonna lie i do depend on josh for a lot and i don't just depend on him because he supports our family okay i stay at home we're not there just for the money um i'm not yeah i'm not there just for the money because that doesn't even matter to me it's just josh is a really good partner he helps with the kids he's
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He's involved. He's very involved. Like he's, if I need him to take off work to do something, to come meet me one morning for something or thing, he will do that. And it's just, he's a really good partner.
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That trash can. Oh, it's going to be overflowing. I mean like texting. I'm like, you didn't take the trash out this morning. Yeah.
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And also, if you know your kids are in the house, if your doors are locked, you know your kids are safe. If you need to go lock yourself in that bathroom or that closet for 10 to 15 minutes. With some chocolate. And just take some breaths and breathe.
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Nobody's judging you because I can tell you right now that I've done that. I know my kids are in the house safe. They're playing. I mean, they might be fighting, fist fighting in there, but they're okay. Yeah.
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I've done told you six times and I'm talking in a normal voice. Now I'm yelling because you do not.
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I'm like, If you listen the first ten times. If you would have listened the first four or five times. No gentle parenting over here. We tried the getting down on the level and she's just like.
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You've got to find that balance between if you are married, married life, being a mom, and still being yourself. Your whole personality can't be your kids or your marriage.
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That's why I have taken the time. Like I said, I go to Hot Works. Me and Jasmine just started. We started Pilates. I wish I was more like you.
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Because sitting in that sauna by myself for that 45 minutes- It's just peaceful. Like, it was just peaceful for me. But now the group workout setting, I really do like because it's somebody telling me what to do. It's giving me a challenge. Right.
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enjoy doing but it also gave me that little bit of me time just like going get my nails done i try to do them at home but i like going to the i mean sometimes i hate seeing the nail salon but it's just something i do for myself immediately when i get my nails done i'm like okay i feel like a bad just something little for you and you alone not something that revolves around your husband or something that revolves around your kid do something that you wanted to do yeah
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Look, my favorite bottle of wine is $12 at Walmart. Get you a bottle of wine and go sit in your bubble bath.
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Just put your kids to bed early one night. Just a little bit early. Yeah, you know they're safe. Go sit in a bubble bath for 23 minutes. Listen to your favorite podcast. Listen to your favorite podcast. Listen to some spa music. Do one of your favorite things. Scroll on your phone. Whatever you want to do. But that's just considered your me time.
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It doesn't matter if it's not some elaborate vacation you're going on by yourself. You're at home. You're relaxing. I mean, that's just something you have to find. Something you do for yourself, pretty much. I'm still finding myself, so I'm sure they are still.
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Now, I'm sure when my kids are way older, they'll be like, hey, you know, I finally found myself.
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And I was like, hey, he's like, are you just moved in now? I'm like, oh, yeah.
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We actually talked about it. We actually discussed this and talked about it. We are planning. We are going to do it. We're going to take recipes.
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popular dishes that i've made yeah it's gonna be like our more popular dishes like main dishes but most of the time when we're together we're doing quick meal like i say quick meals appetizers so dips and it would be a lot of that in like our popular lots of cream cheese lots and lots of cream cheese It'll be that. We have discussed that and we are going to do that.
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We'll even give you all a couple videos on making drinks, our favorite cocktails and how to make it.
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It was really hard on me because when I met Josh, Josh was already living here in Baton Rouge. And so I'm away from my family. I have zero family here. Okay. Jasmine has the one who has actually watched my kids for the very first time, um, overnight for multiple days. And I'm so thankful for that, but my family lives two and a half hours away.
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624. The Animal No One Loves, Until They Do
If you tally up our wins and losses, we have done better than prior administrations, even while taking bigger shots and putting together more ambitious cases.
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Why are my boys being paid less when these quarterbacks, who aren't nearly as tough as running backs, are being paid more?
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This is a classic example of multivariate causation.
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You're telling me that you'd be a great difference maker and I can't get paid the right value for my position?
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626. Ten Myths About the U.S. Tax System
What happens when you go to the DMV? Well, what happens is you stand on one side of a counter and then there's your opponent on the other side of the counter. What if it wasn't adversarial? What if you guys were both on the same side?
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626. Ten Myths About the U.S. Tax System
I don't walk into Trader Joe's with a to-do list. It's not a chore. When I walk into Trader Joe's, it's a variety-seeking exercise.
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626. Ten Myths About the U.S. Tax System
To do what they do, you can't just hire the same people they hire. You have to emulate the private label strategy, the real estate strategy, the pricing, the quirky culture. That's very hard to replicate.
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629. How Is Live Theater Still Alive?
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Mr. President, this is... No need for an introduction, William. I've devoured Mr. Douglass's writings. You have? Let's see, the president sports... Hold on, let me get this right. Ah, ah, yes. The president sports pride of race and blood and contempt for Negroes. Is that what you said? Yes. Well, judging by your verbiage, I assume you're an avid reader, so we have much to discuss. Sit, please.
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He threw me off my game. He didn't seem to judge. He knew me by my fame and seemed to bear no grudge.
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Well, I encourage you to read the novels of Dickens, Mr. President. And I encourage you to read the plays of Shakespeare, Mr. Douglas. I have. All of them. At least twice. Twice? He threw me off my game. He's not as I'd expect him. I didn't know his aim, so deferred and laid it flat. May I offer you a drink, Mr. Douglas?
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We try to figure out what drives these creators. I feel like every theater maker has a secret desire to change the world.
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Duh. Well, they were children. They're like, oh, let's go play with this fun little creature.
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I'm so sorry that I was early to work, though. Unheard of. You know what? It all works out for the best.
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Als Kind ist einfach alles um einen herum riesengroß. Kinder haben Bedürfnisse, die man als Erwachsener zum Teil falsch einschätzt. Verschenkt man zum Beispiel eine Babypuppe, ist diese oft zu groß für kleine Kinderhände. Als Einstieg für Kinder ab einem Jahr eignet sich daher viel besser die Babyborn Lena in 36 cm.
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Als Kind ist einfach alles um einen herum riesengroß. Kinder haben Bedürfnisse, die man als Erwachsener zum Teil falsch einschätzt. Verschenkt man zum Beispiel eine Babypuppe, ist diese oft zu groß für kleine Kinderhände. Als Einstieg für Kinder ab einem Jahr eignet sich daher viel besser die Babyborn Lena in 36 cm.
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Sie lässt sich leicht herumtragen und ist mit ihren altersgerechten Spielfunktionen perfekt auf die Kleinsten zugeschnitten. Füttern, spielen, Fläschchen geben und aufs Töpfchen gehen. Alles kinderleicht. Babyborn, Babyborn.
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Sie lässt sich leicht herumtragen und ist mit ihren altersgerechten Spielfunktionen perfekt auf die kleinsten zugeschnitten. Füttern spielen, Fläschchen geben und aufs Töpfchen gehen. Alles kinderleicht. Babyborn, Babyborn.
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Zelensky says Trump 'living in disinformation space' created by Russia
Er ist mein Cousin. Wir haben ihn verloren, als er 16 Jahre alt war. Sie kamen und haben ihn von seinem Vater verabschiedet. Er war 16 Jahre alt. Er machte nichts.
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BBC team reaches Khartoum and finds overwhelming destruction
Although, I mean, of course, and I realize I do not need to tell you this, that the markets are not the real economy. And there is a clarity to the argument that the Trump administration is bringing here, which is, look, in the first instance, this will raise a lot of money. It will raise a lot of revenue of these import taxes, trillions of dollars.
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BBC team reaches Khartoum and finds overwhelming destruction
In the longer term, they're saying it's a way of bringing manufacturing back at scale to the U.S.,
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BBC team reaches Khartoum and finds overwhelming destruction
Yeah, yeah, yeah, for the first time in two years. Everybody's dressing up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Including myself.
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
A combination of factors, I guess. One is just that trials tend to take a long time in Argentina to get going. But actually, this was due to start last year and eight people are being accused and the trial is brought forward by five of Maradona's children so that the various defense teams have asked for postponement at various points. And there's been issues with evidence.
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
as well as just general sort of Argentinian court times available and so on. But it has finally kicked off in the last hour. We've been able to see the various people arriving at the court, lawyers discussing things. One of the people bringing the charges against Maradona is his young son, whose mother is representing him now.
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
Veronica Hiller, she's been screaming abuse at one of the psychiatrists that's being accused and swearing. So that's already gone viral in a kind of Maradona style way.
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
So in a nutshell, he had a brain surgery. He was clearly very unwell. And when he was discharged from hospital following the surgery for medical reasons, it was suggested that he should be perhaps in under psychiatric care and in a psychiatric unit. But this is the kind of it happens everywhere in the world when you're medically injured.
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
discharged, you know, that hospital can't do anything further other than suggest. Now, his physician, Leopoldo Luque, who is the main person accused in this instance, apparently forged some papers in order to get the discharge and set up a sort of home for
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
hospital attention scenario in a rented house in a sort of rented villa and there it became apparent after various leaks of audio messages and texts and emails Maradona was not being looked after under hospital conditions but was in fact eating you know um
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
come on crudo sandwiches and things and drinking beer and perhaps even having a spliff now and again so the family or the children are saying who was in charge of making those decisions and i guess the main tenet is would he still be alive if he'd been looked after differently
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Pakistan militants attack train in Balochistan
And still to come. In many ways, interest in Maradona never ceases. It's sort of infinite. The fascination with him is eternal. So the interest in the sort of drama is huge.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Meine Uroma wünschte sich ein Haus im Jugendstil. Mein Opa im Bauhausstil. Meine Eltern haben ein Bungalow. Und ich habe auch schon Pläne für mein eigenes Zuhause. Übrigens immer mit dabei die Sparkasse.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
On our podcast, Good Bad Billionaire, we explain how the world's billionaires made all their money.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Popstars and tech titans, founders and filmmakers, inventors and investors, we cover them all. And for the first time, we're talking about a video game designer.
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Yep, we're talking about Markus Persson, the Swedish coding king who programmed the world's most successful game, Minecraft, all by himself.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Immer schon Immo. Die Baufinanzierung der Sparkassen. Jetzt Banner klicken und zeitlos gute Infos erhalten.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Tonight he admitted that I noticed people getting a bit queasy out there, so he wasn't oblivious to what was going on in those market gyrations. But that astonishing assertion from Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, saying that they'd goaded China into retaliation in a way to split them off from the rest of the international power. Simon Jack.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Popstars and tech titans, founders and filmmakers, inventors and investors, we cover them all. And for the first time, we're talking about a video game designer.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Yep, we're talking about Markus Persson, the Swedish coding king who programmed the world's most successful game, Minecraft, all by himself.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
He made a billion, but is he good, bad or just another billionaire? Find out on Good Bad Billionaire, listen on the BBC app or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
On our podcast, Good Bad Billionaire, we explain how the world's billionaires made all their money.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Popstars and tech titans, founders and filmmakers, inventors and investors, we cover them all. And for the first time, we're talking about a video game designer.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Yep, we're talking about Markus Persson, the Swedish coding king who programmed the world's most successful game, Minecraft, all by himself.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
He made a billion, but is he good, bad or just another billionaire? Find out on Good Bad Billionaire, listen on the BBC app or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Higher US tariffs on hold but China trade war grows
Meine Uroma wünschte sich ein Haus im Jugendstil. Mein Opa im Bauhausstil. Meine Eltern haben ein Bungalow. Und ich habe auch schon Pläne für mein eigenes Zuhause. Übrigens immer mit dabei die Sparkasse.
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Camille Claudel destroyed much of her work before her family confined her to a psychiatric hospital in 1913. This bronze had been lost for more than a century. The expert who found it said he was overcome with emotion when he lifted a dust sheet and recognised a masterpiece.
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Diplomacy gathers pace over war in Ukraine
The mature age is widely interpreted as a representation of Claudel's doomed love affair with her fellow sculptor, Auguste Rodin. It's also an allegory of ageing. There's been renewed interest in her work in recent decades, with books and films portraying her as a feminist icon whose genius was overlooked by contemporaries.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, so before antimicrobials were really discovered, life was essentially precarious. Even a relatively minor infection could prove fatal. So people say a paper cut could have killed you. Anything that could lead to an infection. So any kind of surgery, giving birth, deaths of mothers and babies were really commonplace. And treatments were pretty medieval.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, I think it very much is. I mean, so far there's no hard data on the most recent conflict in Gaza. That's not surprising, but it's highly likely that AMR rates have gone up. We can look at what happened, for example, after what were called the Great March of Return protests in 2018, demanding the end of an Israeli blockade and the right of return for refugees.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Médecins Sans Frontières, the humanitarian organisation, they reported a 300% increase in antibiotic resistance in bone and tissue cultures. And in 2018, MSF says it treated almost twice the number of patients it had the previous year in Gaza, reaching around 8,000 people. Now, if you think about the casualty numbers seen in Gaza this time around... Maybe 100,000?
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
It's really hard to get an accurate recent figure. But this most recent conflict has touched the lives of so many people. That tells you that, yes, it's highly likely, I think, that AMR rates will again have just gone through the roof.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, I think as we heard from Abdul Jalil, lots of different factors come together to drive up the risk of AMR developing in the first place. So MSF says that in conflict affected regions, you've got this sort of pretty fragile health system to start with.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Then you have barriers to accessing proper health care and then environmental contamination, the sort of thing about not being able to change your rubber gloves between treating patients. So in Gaza, first hospitals have been used as shelters during the conflict and And that puts the civilians themselves much closer to centres of disease. Then some of these hospitals have in turn been targeted.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And you combine that with the scale of the injuries, just lack of medical supplies, sick and injured people being regularly released back into the population to make space for the incoming casualties before they have even fully recovered. Then infections are out there in the general population. It's not a good scenario.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
So it's likely that AMR is going to impact public health in Gaza for years after this conflict ends.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Bloodletting was a treatment for pneumonia. Fresh air was the main treatment for tuberculosis. And for hundreds of years, mercury compounds were used to treat syphilis. But also that came along with terrible side effects. And of course, on the field of battle, any little cut could be really dangerous because battlefields are full of dirt, other people's bloods, bits of hot metal flying around.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, I think to start with, some of those problems that have been identified by organisations like MSF in conflict zones, like we've seen in Gaza, they could be addressed through observing the principles of international humanitarian law. Things like proportionality, distinguishing between civilians and combatants, not bombing hospitals.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
That all limits the chances of infection entering the general population to start with. Then there are these issues around supplies of medicines, access to good quality microbiology so you can see what's going on in these patients, all those sort of things. But, you know, it's really, really challenging in a war zone.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
I think it's fair to say there has been a much greater focus on it in recent years. There's been a really big push on what they call antibiotic stewardship. That means that governments and medical institutions are being called on to promote the responsible and effective use of antibiotics. So that means not using them too widely for treating conditions on which they'll have little or no impact.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
That's especially important in countries where antibiotics are legally available over the counter or you can just get them online without prescription. And that comes down to educating us. people, patients, about their usage and managing our expectations is key, managing the expectations of patients.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
That leads to the prevention of infections in the first place and that's perhaps even more important than controlling responsible use of antibiotics simply because every use of antibiotics carries with it the risk of resistance developing.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
No, it's a properly global problem. It affects high, medium, low-income countries across the world. And, you know, it requires a globally coordinated response. It's very much like COVID, for example. One country just can't take it on alone. So in September of 2024, world leaders agreed the first global targets to try and control what is now clearly COVID. an antimicrobial resistance crisis.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
There's a whole series of measures the World Health Organization have outlined that countries can adopt. For example, they talk about boosting and encouraging more research into the next generation of antibiotics, trying to make it a more attractive proposition for the big pharmaceutical companies.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And there has been a commitment to actually reducing the number of deaths globally associated with bacterial AMR. They want to cut it by 10% by 2030 against that 2019 baseline of nearly 5 million deaths. But MSF has said it's good that there's been this acknowledgement of the significant gaps in addressing AMR and what it calls humanitarian and low resource settings.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
In other words, conflict zones, much poorer countries. But they say there's a lack of concrete, really practical steps to try and translate these commitments into tangible action.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
There were a lot of serious injuries and from that, deadly infections.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
They're slightly different. So an antimicrobial is an agent that kills microorganisms or it stops them from growing in the first place. So antimicrobial medicines can be grouped according to the different microorganisms they act against. So for example... Antibiotics, as you mentioned, are used against bacteria. Antifungals are used against fungal infections.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And they can include things like disinfectants, which are used on surfaces, or antiseptics, which are used on living tissue, for example, during surgery. And then, of course, antibiotics, which destroy microorganisms in the body.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, so, look, there's a really ancient history to the use of antimicrobials. The ancient Egyptians and the Greeks, they used moulds to treat infection, you know, more than 2,000 years ago. But in the 19th century, Louis Pasteur and Jean-Francois Joubert noticed... what they described as antagonism between bacteria. In other words, one type of bacteria stopped the action or the effect of another.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Joseph Lister then used their work and he developed this into the sterilisation of surgical tools and treating wounds, which, of course, had a massive impact on survival rates during surgery. But then the crucial breakthrough was in 1928, Alexander Fleming...
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
studying the appearance of staphylococcal colonists. A staphylococcus is a microbe that gives us boils and carbuncles.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
He came back from a holiday to his lab at St Mary's Hospital in London and he found mould that was growing on a Petri dish that seemed to be preventing the bacteria that was around it from growing.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
They extracted it and purified it and reinjected it into animals and human beings.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
This mould produced pretty much a self-defence chemical that could kill the bacteria, and he named that substance penicillin.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, it took actually almost 20 years to develop Fleming's discovery into a useful drug. It's an extremely tricky process to get penicillin made on an industrial scale. And in fact, it wasn't until about 1942, in the middle of the Second World War, that production of penicillin really took off. And that happened in the United States.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Industrial monument to the miracle drug. Mass production penicillin plant at Terre Haute, Indiana.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
But very quickly, by 1943, the US had sufficient penicillin stocks to satisfy the demands of both its own armed forces and their allies.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
For battle casualties with pneumonia, meningitis, gas gangrene and other wound infections.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
It's estimated, right, that penicillin reduced the mortality rate from bacterial infections among wounded soldiers by 15%. And it completely transformed the landscape. It prevented, for example, many amputations. It sped up recovery times. And then... After the war, in 1946, penicillin became available for the first time in the UK, for example, for public use.
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The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And then there was just this huge growth in discoveries of new types of antibiotics that lasted right up until the 1970s. And people often refer to that as the golden age of discovery.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Well, antibiotics are used to treat or prevent a really big range of bacterial infections. So things as varied as acne, the sexually transmitted infection chlamydia, kidney infections, pneumonia... But also they're sometimes given as a precaution to prevent rather than treat an infection.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
So if you're having an operation or you have a bite or a wound that could get infected, or if you have a health problem that means you're at a higher risk of infection, something like having your spleen removed or you're having chemotherapy treatment for cancer, all of those will involve the administration of some kind of antibiotic.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Yeah, they really are. I mean, to give you an idea of the sort of sense of scale, global antibiotic consumption rates since they were introduced have just gone through the roof. One study in 2021 found that use had increased by nearly 50% in the last two decades. It's a bit tricky this, but consumption is measured in what's called defined daily doses per 100,000 population per day.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to the emergence of bacteria that are severely resistant to multiple antibiotics.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
So in other words, it's the proportion of people who are getting antibiotics on any single day, on each single day in that year, in any given country. So between 2000 and 2018, that figure has gone from 9.8 to 14.3. Wow. And most of that... Yeah, really significant increase. Most of that increase... interestingly, has been driven by a huge uptake in use in low and middle income countries.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
But high income countries have remained also extremely high, but stable. So you can see the growth now has just really spread right around the globe.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Scientists refer to this as antimicrobial resistance. It's known as AMR. And that develops when the microbes that cause an infection, they basically evolve ways to protect themselves from that effect that Fleming noticed in his Petri dish back in 1928. So that mould that Fleming noticed no longer stops the bacteria from growing.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
It's basically driven by a couple of things, but the main one is evolution. bacteria just evolves ways round the obstacles that are placed in their way, but also by the misuse and overuse of antibiotics in recent years. And that's meant that these antimicrobials, antibiotics, are becoming less effective. And instead, we're seeing the emergence of what are called superbugs, things like MRSA,
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
Clostridium difficile, known as C. diff, and the bacteria that cause multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis. So really serious infections. And the range of drugs then that are available to treat them are becoming fewer.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
So this is interesting. Since the 1970s, the production of new antibiotics, antimicrobials, has really slowed. I think the last antibiotic was discovered in the late 1980s. And there's lots of reasons for that, particularly it's extremely difficult to produce these new drugs. It's extremely expensive and it takes a very long time.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And because of all those reasons, the big pharmaceutical companies have shied away from from producing them, and in doing so, they kind of lost some of the expertise and the knowledge that was available in order to produce these drugs in the first place.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
So a lot of different factors have come together to mean that the production of new antimicrobials, antibiotics, has really, really ground to a halt.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
No, you're right. There are different scales of resistance. So they talk about multiple drug resistance. And that's when bacteria developed the ability to kind of resist multiple antibiotics. But since 2011, and this gives us a clue as to how serious this is. Since 2011, scientists have also referred to different degrees of resistance.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
So we have the terms extensively drug resistant and pan-drug resistant. So pan-drug resistance is when a microorganism like a bacteria becomes resistant to all known antimicrobial agents. Basically, that means all approved drugs that are useful for a treatment just stop working. And there is no backup as such. There are no readily available alternatives.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And the reason for that is there have been this dearth of new antibiotics since the 1980s. And in the same way that we call the period up to the 1970s the golden age of discovery, they're now calling that age after the 1980s the discovery void. So that all means that there are, for some infections in some parts of the world, there are very, very limited treatment options.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
This is a really, really worrying situation. It is really worrying. I mean, the World Health Organization estimated that in 2019, around 1.3 million people died as a direct result of antimicrobial resistance. And AMR contributed to another nearly 5 million deaths. So I was thinking about exactly what you mentioned on the way into the office as I walked in this morning.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And I was thinking, thank goodness I am healthy, fit-ish and not in a part of the world where I'm likely to get one of these sort of pan-drug resistant infections. AMR is now described as one of the top global public health and development threats that we face. By 2050... It's projected that deaths, both direct and associated with AMR, will hit 10 million a year.
Global News Podcast
The Global Story: Antibiotics - A casualty of war?
And that's going to make it a bigger cause of death than cancer. So, you know, these antimicrobial medicines, they're the cornerstone of modern medicine. Drug-resistant bacteria threatens to undermine all of that.
Global News Podcast
Trump’s demands over nuclear deal rejected by Iran
We are still being killed. There are many things that need to keep changing. I don't want to see the upcoming generation going through what the previous generations and even us have gone through.
Global News Podcast
Trump’s demands over nuclear deal rejected by Iran
We are still being killed. There are many things that need to keep changing. I don't want to see the upcoming generation going through what the previous generations and even us have gone through.
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
couple of months in I started to notice more sort of twinges in my quads and they have just got stronger as the study has gone along which has allowed me to take my first steps using a walking frame without any supports on my leg which was I have to say when I first had my injury it was a dream for me to be honest with you and something I hoped I'd always do but it's
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
To actually do it was quite an emotional experience for me and I feel ever so grateful.
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
Also in this podcast... It was a dream for me, to be honest with you. To actually do it was quite an emotional experience for me and I feel ever so grateful.
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
I saw him stab a child in front of me, saw him coming for me. I saw him, like, stab my arm, and that's when I turned, and he must have got my back. I remember his eyes the most because he looked possessed.
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
I remember shouting for them to get down and get out. I thought that he wasn't going to stop until he killed everyone.
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
People have told us how you try to help the kids, get them out. It's incredible bravery.
Global News Podcast
'Peace must not mean a surrender of Ukraine,' Macron says after talks with Trump
The truth is that more children may well have... died if you hadn't done what you did.
Global News Podcast
Millions hit by huge winter storm in US
The passport being taken, the being in a house and not feeling like they can leave.
Global News Podcast
Myanmar earthquake kills at least 144
Duty is done. It's time to be untethered, to wander free beneath those stars, no further measures to be taken. You'll hear no more from me, nor we from you, but you'll not easily be forgotten.
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Myanmar earthquake kills at least 144
Enjoy the peace, Gaia. Thank you for guiding us to the stars. Thank you for helping us, realising our dreams. Thank you for inspiring our future.
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Myanmar earthquake kills at least 144
Almost family. We will never forget Gaia, and Gaia will never forget us.
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Zelensky told to leave White House after clash with Trump
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Trump hosts UK's Keir Starmer at the White House
This birthday, honestly. Absolutely fabulous. I had a great time. I was pleased when it was all over, I might tell you. But it was lovely.
Global News Podcast
Trump hosts UK's Keir Starmer at the White House
It's always been a big part of my life, dancing house. So I still keep it up while I can. You've still got to keep active. Keep on going. That's it. You can't give up just because you're 105. No, we're going to keep going and we're going to keep raving, aren't we? There's no question about that.
Global News Podcast
Trump hosts UK's Keir Starmer at the White House
It's always been a big part of my life, dancing, so I still keep it up while I can. That's it.
Global News Podcast
Putin responds to Trump's ceasefire plan
Hi, I'm Olivia and I grew up in the south of Spain. There was this Spanish thing called Twenti. I refused to get Facebook for a couple of years. So everything of me as a preteen and teenager, first loves, first crushes, songs I wrote were going on there.
Global News Podcast
Putin responds to Trump's ceasefire plan
And then when I went to university, I guess that they sent an email around saying that Twenti was about to close and that you had to download everything. But it wasn't my Gmail that I was actually checking. It was a Hotmail account. I lost several years of photos and writings and friendships.
Global News Podcast
Putin responds to Trump's ceasefire plan
And... Everything of me as a preteen and teenager, first loves, first crushes, songs I wrote were going on there. They sent an email round saying that when he was about to close, I lost several years of photos and writings and friendships.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
Do you trust President Putin?
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
So it's going to prohibit a number of things if it actually does become law. So it will be the sale and the distribution of items and symbols associated with convicted criminals. So it's not actually just related to Pablo Escobar. It could be any convicted criminal. But obviously, he's the one that's being sold on things like key rings, on T-shirts, on mugs, even on coffee. as well.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
So it's going to look to prohibit these kind of things, basically the kind of things that you might buy if you go on holiday. And the interesting thing is, if you go to Colombia now, like you go to Bogota, the capital, or you go to Medellin, where Pablo Escobar is actually from, These cities are saturated with these items. You don't just find them in a corner of a shop. You find them everywhere.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
There are whole districts, the downtown areas. They're full of these items and people are buying them. Now, it's mainly tourists buying them, but you do get Colombians buying them as well.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
Well, the reason it's being proposed now more than anything is just because people have been talking about it for such a long time. And it is actually gaining a bit of momentum and getting support. You know, there are a lot of Colombians saying we really don't want this. It's embarrassing. And they think Colombia's image is tarnished by Pablo Escobar.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
But apart from that, it's really out of respect for the victims. And this has been a very, very long time coming. Now, I've been speaking to one of the victims. His father was actually killed when he was just a child. But his father went out to work. He went to board a plane to go to a meeting in another city and the plane exploded.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
Now, they were on the orders of Pablo Escobar, who wanted to kill a presidential candidate. The presidential candidate didn't end up taking the flight, but 107 people died. And this is what he has to say about the bill. His name is Gonzalo Rojas Rojas.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
Well, the views are actually quite mixed. If you do speak to the people that are directly making money out of this, well, obviously, they do want it to continue. So some people do say, if everybody is doing this, then, you know, if this ban applies to everybody, then it's not a problem. We can sell other things.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
But other people, some people do say, well, I'm a little bit worried about Colombia's reputation, what it's doing to our kids. So generally, there are quite mixed views. So I've been speaking to some people at Medellin, some of the vendors selling these products, and this is what they had to say.
Global News Podcast
NATO calls for unity as tensions rise with US over Ukraine
There are a lot of politicians who are very in favour of this. They really do think that it needs to be banned. But on the other hand, there are politicians who really don't think it's going to be popular with their constituents. So once it actually moves through the stages, we're going to see a lot more bait around this and whether it actually becomes law really remains to be seen.
Global News Podcast
The Ukraine War: Your Questions Answered
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The Ukraine War: Your Questions Answered
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The Ukraine War: Your Questions Answered
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Global News Podcast
The Ukraine War: Your Questions Answered
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
Pop stars and tech titans, founders and filmmakers, inventors and investors, we cover them all. And for the first time, we're talking about a video game designer.
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
Pop stars and tech titans, founders and filmmakers, inventors and investors, we cover them all. And for the first time, we're talking about a video game designer.
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
Yep, we're talking about Marcus Persson, the Swedish coding king who programmed the world's most successful game, Minecraft, all by himself.
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
Yep, we're talking about Marcus Persson, the Swedish coding king who programmed the world's most successful game, Minecraft, all by himself.
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South Korean court upholds impeachment of president
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Episode 427: Lisa Nichols: The Art and Science of Impactful Communication + Audience Connection Techniques
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The Hidden Power of Water: How to Use it to Heal in Unexpected Ways | EP 82
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Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
Was ist, wenn die Lösung für unsere Probleme dort lauert, wo Menschen normalerweise gar nicht hinkommen? Ein Schatz aus der Tiefsee, Millionen Jahre alt, den es aber wirklich gibt und den manche jetzt heben wollen. Der Kampf um die Tiefsee, der hat längst begonnen. Das ist Enten, Land unter, von Andan und dem Futurium. Ab sofort auf Spotify.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
But you're saying you don't want a ceasefire?
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
But I said to you... I want a ceasefire. ...with guarantees. Because you'll get a ceasefire faster than an agreement. Ask our people about ceasefire, what they think. That wasn't with me.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
Stupid president, 350 billion dollars. We gave you military equipment and you men are brave, but they had to use our military. If you didn't have our military...
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
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Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
Welche Art von Diplomatie, J.D., sprichst du hier von? Was meinst du? Ich spreche über die Art von Diplomatie, die das Zerstören Ihres Landes beenden wird. Ja, aber wenn Sie nicht... Herr Präsident, Herr Präsident, mit Respekt. Ich denke, es ist nicht respektvoll, dass Sie in die Oval Office kommen und versuchen, dies vor den amerikanischen Medien zu litigieren.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
Gerade jetzt gehen Sie herum und fordern Konskripte an die Frontlinien, weil Sie Männlichkeitsprobleme haben. Sie sollten den Präsidenten danken, dass Sie versucht haben, diesen Konflikt zu bringen.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
Haben Sie in der Ukraine nie gesagt, welche Probleme wir haben?
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
You have to be thankful. You don't have the cards. You're buried there. Your people are dying. You're running low on soldiers. Listen, you're running low on soldiers. It would be a damn good thing. Then you tell us, I don't want to cease fire. I don't want to cease fire. I want to go and I wanted this. Look.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
The Best Reality TV Is Actually in the Oval Office
If you could get a ceasefire right now, I'd tell you, you'd take it, so the bullets stop flying and your men stop getting killed. Of course we want to stop the war.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
Simon Sebag Montefiore: History Is Not Over
From the free press, this is honestly live in New York City. Thank you.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
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Honestly with Bari Weiss
‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
Hamas says it will hand over the bodies of four hostages on Thursday, including the two youngest people held by the Palestinian armed group. Es ist schwer zu erklären, wie schrecklich diese Nachrichten sind.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
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Honestly with Bari Weiss
‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
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Honestly with Bari Weiss
‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
Oktober 2023.
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‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
Keith Seagal, Yardan Bibas und Offa Calderon. Der Name, den die Leute vielleicht zuerst kennen, ist Yardan Bibas. Die Abduktion von Mr. Bibas und seiner Frau Shiri und ihren Kindern Ariel und Kfir von nahe Oz war eine der definierenden Bilder des Anfangs dieses Konflikts von Oktober 7. Diese zwei kleine, rötige Kinder wurden in den Arm ihrer Mutter auf einem Motorrad abgeholt.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
‘We’re Releasing Dangerous Terrorists. . . and We Accept the Price’
Und seitdem gibt es seitdem wirkliche Sorgen um den Tod, speziell von Shiri und den zwei Kindern.
Honestly with Bari Weiss
Inauguration Day with the Speaker of the House
And fusing it with nationalist populism.
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Dr. Martha Beck: Access Your Best Self With Mind-Body Practices, Belief Testing & Imagination
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Dr. Martha Beck: Access Your Best Self With Mind-Body Practices, Belief Testing & Imagination
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Russia is Celebrating Trump's Destruction of the US
Het was een fout. Ik denk dat veel van ons dacht dat Marco Rubio... naar Donald Trump zou staan op een kwestie als deze.
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Russia is Celebrating Trump's Destruction of the US
Dat wanneer Donald Trump besloot... Amerika te vervormen met diktatoren... om het makkelijker voor hem te maken... om de Amerikaanse mensen te stelen... om Amerika in een illiberale democratie te veranderen... waarin, net als Rusland, de oligarchen... de economisch krachtige mensen in Amerika regelen... en de rest van ons voedt de krachtige...
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Russia is Celebrating Trump's Destruction of the US
I thought when Donald Trump decided to do that, when Donald Trump would come to him and say, help me move America closer to Russia and to Russian values, Marco Rubio would stand up to him. Marco Rubio has not, and that's been a great disappointment to many of his former colleagues in the Senate.
Infamous
A Bitcoin Mystery and the Crypto Bros
So it's really just you hanging out with your mates then?
Infamous
A Bitcoin Mystery and the Crypto Bros
So it's really just you hanging out with your mates then?
Infamous
Who Sold Pam, Paris and Kim's Sex Tapes?
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Who Sold Pam, Paris and Kim's Sex Tapes?
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KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
You know, you ever have all your girls out there getting pilot's lessons and you're like, what is up with that?
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
Oh, I'll tell you the most interesting thing that I've ever seen or had happen to me in my life is I met the most amazing fucking kill yourself.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
This might be, you know, this call may be recorded. Somehow still gay. It may be.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
Trade shirts with Tyler. I am not taking my shirt off. Come on, come on. You may play the room. No. All of you. Fuck every single one of you. Udemy, come on, look at him. Have some fun. He wants to play with you.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
But really, who are like... They're sick in the head.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
Yep. And she ain't got no ass. Yes. No ass. I don't get that either. No ass at all? No ass. No ass, no titty.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
Boobs. Okay, I'm bothering. He does look like he would touch a boob and say boobs.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
Have you ever woke up like, in this corner, standing at five foot 11, equipped with retard strength, it's John Cena.
KILL TONY
#710 - KAM PATTERSON + TYLER FISCHER
Why do you have so many $5 bills? I was like, holy shit, what does he have, $3,000 bills?
Khloé in Wonder Land
The Science of Swiping Right ft. Dating Expert Logan Ury
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LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
Completely untouched and the impulse of the intelligence of the American people and the black experience.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
He's awoken the people to a true issue. It's a predictable outcome of a violent system. Violence makes changes in American history.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
As we allege, the defendant in that case brazenly shot Mr. Thompson twice in Midtown Manhattan. It was targeted, premeditated, and meant to sow terror. Accordingly, we charged him here in Manhattan earlier this week with murder in the first degree among additional charges, which carry the maximum sentence of life without parole.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
This morning, the defendant waived extradition in Pennsylvania and was picked up and is in the process of being transported by the NYPD here to New York.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
I'll let the Southern District of New York speak for itself about their plans, but I do want to note that speaking generally, we've had state prosecutions and federal prosecutions proceed as parallel matters, and we're in conversations with our law enforcement counterparts.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
These federal and state prosecutors are coordinating with one another, but at the expense of him, they have conflicting theories in their indictments. And they're literally treating him like he is some sort of political fodder, like some sort of spectacle. He was on display for everyone to see in the biggest stage perp walk I've ever seen in my career. It was absolutely unnecessary.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
He's not a symbol. He's somebody who is afforded the right to a fair trial. He's innocent until proven guilty. And we're going to fight these charges, whether it's in the state or federal, to the fullest extent.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
On the next episode of Luigi... If you looked at the way the major press was talking about, they were like, we all have to come together and condemn this and basically say nothing else. I mean, yes, we don't want a society where people can go around and just vigilante justice, you know, harm people.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
But there was just complete incuriosity on the part of the major press to think, why are these kind of ordinary people who are not particularly political glomming onto this? There was no curiosity about it. And then you talk to them and you find out, oh, they're not pro-murder, but they also are frustrated with the health care system.
LUIGI
The Manhunt: 1
Earlier this morning in Altoona, Pennsylvania, members of the Altoona Police Department arrested Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old male on firearms charges. At this time, he is believed to be our person of interest in the brazen targeted murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, last Wednesday in Midtown Manhattan.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
"Locked In" (w/ Tate McRae)
But that's fine, any culture.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
"Locked In" (w/ Tate McRae)
No, that's the perfect pinpoint.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
"Locked In" (w/ Tate McRae)
Category is dance or die.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
"Locked In" (w/ Tate McRae)
Bombing with Eric Andre.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
"Locked In" (w/ Tate McRae)
Bombing with Eric Andre.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
You did.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
I didn't know that.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh, that's so sweet.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh, really?
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
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Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Thank you so much.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
We'll see. Try us.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yes, yes, yes.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yep.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Like, yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Right. Uh,
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Look, Matt. Oh, I see. Wow. Bowen, look over there. Wow, is that culture? Yes. Las Culturistas.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yep.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
But he was right.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
What? That's the last time?
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Right, right.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah. It's back now, though. It's back. I brought it back.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh. And then he's like- And did you do it?
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
That's freaking news.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
The fact that you did that is so funny.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
I didn't know what he was looking for.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
how it does out the gate.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Right.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
You know what I mean?
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yes, yes, yes.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yes. Oh, good.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah. That we know each other. Very special.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Right.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
We had a good thing going.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
You wanted a partner.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh, is it the John McCain thing?
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yes.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Everyone's tired.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Yeah, right.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Right.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
You know what I mean?
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
I didn't.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
We're doing the right thing.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Oh, it's so good.
Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang
“Great Americans” (w/ Tina Fey) - Bowen’s Pick for Best of 2024
Now, who wouldn't want to fall in love with me?
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Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Aiden, you got back from Japan like 15 minutes ago.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
I saw a number for this that's crazy. In 2013, guess the number of all home purchases in Japan How many of them are purchasing somebody's pre-built home, right? Versus you get a brand new one.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
As in you buy a used home that like in America, right? For the most part, people buy homes. You go like the vast majority of the time is a house that's built and it's for sale. And now you buy that house and you buy that house, right?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Only 15% of all house purchases in Japan were of existing houses. The rest, they create new homes. 85% of people when they buy a home are making a new home there. They either destroy the old one or they just get a new one built and do that. And even the one guy I know in Japan who is getting, who's making, he's making a home, like he's building it from scratch.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
He bought the plot and that's just crazy because like the vast majority in Europe, United States, whatever, like homes are meant to be this appreciating asset forever. And in Japan, it's like this temporary thing that is not meant to appreciate.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Yeah, it's called freehold versus leasehold. So leasehold is you own the building, but you rent the land.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
And freehold is you buy both. And so there's situations where you buy the property, the home on the land, but you don't own the land. And if that lease, but you usually get the lease for like decades, but if the lease ends and after 30 years of living there in this house, they don't want to renew the lease with you. You then have to leave and they can destroy the home.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Which is usually what happens because, again, it sounds like they are just constantly taking down buildings and rebuilding them.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Like, oh, if you build a lot of housing, even while the city population has been skyrocketing over the past five years, housing prices go down. Yeah. You just have to let people build stuff. That's why I'm very pro-build stuff. Just build more houses. Yeah.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Look, I feel like I'm just dropping these random facts about Japan I learned, and I'm going to drop one more. So I guess that is supposedly part of the thinking between why Japan has this culture of just destroying houses and rebuilding them is because it was the post-war era. A ton of Japan was destroyed, right? So what they needed was a
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
ton of prefabricated housing that wasn't meant to last forever. It was just get housing up. But then that created this culture in this system where you have all of this industry that's built around homes that aren't meant to last a hundred years like ours are, but they're just meant to be there for 20, 30 years.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
You just have a place to live, but then after 30 years, the whole thing is brought down. And so that consists. So the value of the home and the land are separate, right? And so if you buy a home and land together in Japan, the home is meant to go to zero value over 30 years. It is like a car.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
The home you buy is just like a car and it is going to zero over time or if not zero, like $10,000 in the country, right? And that's why it's a totally different mindset than what we have, which is like homes go up in value. It's an investment. In Japan, they're like, no, that's my old shitty car that's 30 years old. Why would some foreigner want to come into the country and buy it?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Like, what are you doing? Go build a new home. It's like, that's the culture. Love it, man.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Last factoid, and then I'll stop dropping facts. Okay, okay, okay. No, these are good. The average building in large, expensive urban areas of Japan, the actual building is only about 10% of the cost of the whole thing. So 90% of what you're buying is the land, not the building on top of it. Yeah. So, so again, if you're like, oh, rent's really cheap.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
It's like, well, if you want to also buy the plot of land, you're, you're paying like nine times as much in the most extreme cases, but it's crazy. It's a totally different system. I like the concept of it because again, like the idea that you have a whole system built around getting a lot of homes up quickly and you can just get things made that somebody can at a very low entry point,
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
get into a plot of land and have a cheap home built. And then longer term, they can look for actually getting the land and having this appreciating asset. That feels great. We bundle them together in the West. And then you have to go all in on this plot plus house. And it doesn't make sense. And then objectively, we're failing at it, but maybe it's just zoning. I don't know.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Do you know about this? There's some giant percentage of Americans where almost their entire investment is in their home. Like they don't actually put stocks.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Incredibly, there are so many problems that stem from a culture where housing is meant to be your main investment. Because it's like we said, it incentivizes everything for you to prevent housing to be built. Once you bought into the system, every incentive pushes you towards less housing being built. And it screws over everybody who isn't already in the system.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
And it's like, so now we're dealing with that. And I'm...
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
pessimistic about how we change this and that's why like I hear the the Japan Japan on the national level deciding zoning and that just sounds like a fantasy to me of like God if you could just force all these people to just build and just or not even force them to build to let developers build like San Francisco does everything they can to stop developers who
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
desperately want to make housing from doing it because they come in and just stop every single thing at every point of the way and if you just open the market and let people build things housing would go down but they're all every homeowner in San Francisco benefits from the fact that the prices go up every year right and it's just yeah I don't know how we solve it.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
It is actually in the book that just came out, which we'll probably talk about the next couple weeks, that this is very explicitly what they're talking about as one of the main issues right now that is causing particularly blue states to lose people to red states in the United States because it is just not affordable.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Right. And red states are on average building a lot more in Texas and Florida are particularly doing that. They are gaining the most people. Their housing prices are the most affordable. It's like something has to give like people can't do this forever. I don't know, man.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
It goes against the American culture of freedom and government. Why would the federal government come in and tell my town that we have to build more and can't zone the way we want to? And then on top of that, it's exacerbated by the fact that who votes the most? Old people, right? The older you get, the more involved you are in local politics, the more power you have in your local politics.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
And those are the people who are bought into the homing system and do not want everybody else to come in and allow a bunch of apartment buildings to spread all over the place. So also the people who have the most voting power are the most incentivized, and young people aren't going to coalesce around this enough to do it. I mean, maybe they will. Maybe they're awesome.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Maybe it hits a breaking point, and I would love it to.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Are we all going to leave? That's where we move all the LA streamers. Like, look, we found a shack in Hokkaido, and the bridge just broke down, but we can jump the ditch like Aiden did to Canada.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
If you fly from Tokyo, you take a train to Tokyo's airport, fly to LAX, you get out into LAX and take an Uber to your $1 million home.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Then you go to a $1 million home that you don't own, but you rent for 5K a month. It's like, God damn, man. Housing annoys me so much.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Movies and games are woke. Okay, let's just simplify for the audience. They don't have to watch the whole thing. Is Japan woke or not?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Are we booing or cheering for this? You guys can let me know.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
You keep saying stuff that makes no sense. This is a podcast.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
And last year was about, these are, I assume mostly like theater box office, right? This is theater box office. It's not like, yeah, which I don't know if you'll get to this, but I assume streaming and competition is probably, we'll talk about streaming, but it's about the movie industry.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
I believe the median price for a home in L.A. is like $1.1 million. Yeah, I think it passed the mill.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Have we considered that D&D might not be woke? None of those were woke. Every part of this to go back into the woke.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
But I know because it was a comparison. It was actually from the book, Abundance, by Ezra Klein, which we'll probably talk about next week. But talking about how the... price of a home in America is just obscenely overpriced, at least in most of the like blue cities right now.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
So real quick on that. So I looked into a little bit on their immigration changes. My understanding is it used to basically be zero. Like nobody comes in, this is Japan only. And then the past few years, they've opened it up a lot. But are you saying that a lot is just relative?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Man, if we win with the Minecraft movie, that's like winning World War II with nukes. Like, you don't feel good about it. Like this is us dropping our Western Nuke. You know what I mean? And like, we will win.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
I'm sorry if this is insensitive, but Minecraft IP, that's Hiroshima. Jack Black, that's Nagasaki. You're using your two biggest entertainment bombs.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Was that okay? Was this an ethical use of Jack Black and the Minecraft movie? I don't know. I don't know. I don't think so. I would rather, I think, lose than deploy this onto society.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
And also, similar to nuclear proliferation, once we use Jack Black here, the other countries will realize, China will realize they can hire him.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Do you know why them going to streaming services after the theater run rather than going to DVDs makes so much less money? Is it the streaming services just don't pay as much or people don't watch them as much given the other options they have? Like,
Lemonade Stand
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I'm sure part of it is just there is way, way, way more supply of stuff to watch. Streaming services do not need to offer as much money.
Lemonade Stand
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I have a question. Did you see Snow White?
Lemonade Stand
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We talked about this last week. If you have a culture that, or two weeks ago or three weeks ago, a culture that is broadly becoming less social, right, which we've seen and we've talked about, if that is broadly the direction we're going and people are consuming media more often on their own, the movie theater experience is not that great by yourself. It's fine.
Lemonade Stand
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If you are consuming media on your own, why would you not do it from the comfort of your home, right?
Lemonade Stand
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The pattern for society already is we are becoming more isolated with how we consume things and how we socialize. Like it makes more sense to do that at home. The movie theater experience is like, I don't think I've ever gone to a movie by myself. Like, you know, it's almost like a taboo to do that even more so than like eating at a restaurant by yourself. Right.
Lemonade Stand
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And that probably hasn't gone away. And so you just have less people like you who still are social. Right. Like, are you still going to movies? Right, I'm not, and we've talked about this. Of the three of us, you're the one still trying to maintain sociality. You're trying to keep the society going. You're the outlier, right.
Lemonade Stand
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And so probably most people are like you, where they're like, oh, because movies are great.
Lemonade Stand
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Tell me more about this wonderful society 20 years ago.
Lemonade Stand
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I'm going to be honest. Same thing. Same thing. Like downtown LA, he was hanging out. He was doing vlogging back in the day. Oh, it was pretty great.
Lemonade Stand
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So I think that means you got to take the hit. You, HROC, have to go watch the Minecraft movie three or four times.
Lemonade Stand
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Guys, we're going to replace all the movies with AI. Dude, you're... No more movie people. Finally, that's the problem.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
The death of art. Okay, I, in your weekly ranting about AI stuff, I thought this was pretty interesting. So there is a new GPT model that was released by OpenAI two weeks ago. ChatGPT 4.5. I want to get your initial thoughts on the release, Aiden.
Lemonade Stand
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Okay, so you just downloaded it. Are you paying the 200 of a month subscription plan? No, I'm using free. So you aren't even trying 4.5.
Lemonade Stand
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Yeah. So I think your reaction is a great reaction. Uh, a great, it's emblematic of most people's reaction to GPT 4.5 coming out the big hot new model, which is what that happened because there's new models coming out like literally once a week, this big new one came out. And then I saw a thing. It was like, well, actually, uh, Baidu just released a new model called Ernie 4.5.
Lemonade Stand
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And that's only 1% of the price. And I'm like, who the fuck, who's Ernie? Like, who are any of these companies? This happens every week, there's new models. And if you, what you might have heard about, potentially, correct me if I'm wrong, is the jump from Chat 3.5, ChatGPT 3.5 to four.
Lemonade Stand
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big public it was when like news about a new chat gpt or like new ai platform really broke through mainstream unironically kind of like the movie fatigue thing right where now there's just non-stop sequels and early on each new jump forward each new release felt like a big deal right and so the jump from gpt 3.5 to 4 was big and everybody's like oh my god chat gpt is so much smarter
Lemonade Stand
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And so for the first time since four, like in the last couple of years, they released ChatGPT 4.5. This is maybe two weeks ago now. And in theory should have the same, you know, massive global impact just kind of floats away and almost nobody really cares. There's actually a lot of criticism of it.
Lemonade Stand
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By opening AI's own metrics, it is actually worse at math and coding in a lot of ways than their previous models. So you might be like, okay, this is just not... The leaps, the gains we're getting are not nearly as big anymore. I mean, they're not even big. They're worse. Right. That's not a leap. Yeah.
Lemonade Stand
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The leaps aren't... Yeah. And so at the same time, there's other people are saying, wait a minute, this new model is... insanely creative. Probably a lot of people have tried ChatGPT or something equivalent and thought, okay, this thing can like try to be creative, but it sounds like a weird like kind of robot person imitating a creative person and it's not good.
Lemonade Stand
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Same with like AI art and stuff like that. You know, it looks, it just feels kind of off, right? Yeah. This is not AI art necessarily, but this thing really is able to write. And so I tried this out on stream and I did a whole stream of just messing around with GPT 4.5 and this thing is amazing. I had it I gave it the trolley problem of like, would you kill Hitler to save five other people?
Lemonade Stand
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And had this really interesting, nuanced discussion about it. Really tortured it. It was quite funny. We wrote a smut book.
Lemonade Stand
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It said no because you shouldn't. Killing people isn't ethical even with that. And then I said, okay, but what if aliens come to Earth and they say, unless you kill Hitler and harvest his organs to save five people, all of humanity dies. And then it said, okay, well, that's like too much. And the way it's talking is like a person. It's weird. Like, it feels like you're talking to a human now.
Lemonade Stand
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And it's like, whoa, okay, in that case, brother, you'd have to, I would go for it. The human race, that's too much.
Lemonade Stand
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I was like, dude, bro. Only Deep Seek can call me brother. Deep Seek wouldn't call you brother. Call me comrade, Deep Seek. They would call you comrade, yeah. And then as soon as you ask bro about Tiananmen Square, it loses the friendship.
Lemonade Stand
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Deep Seek thought we were chill. Deep Seek's woke, unfortunately. And so I had it write like a smut book about a dragon giving oral sex to a nuke to save the world. Eventually, like we had this long conversation about the ethics of Hitler and whatever else.
Lemonade Stand
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Yesterday, I did a Dungeons and Dragons stream where I had the new GPT model like act as three different characters, wildly creative and awesome. So this thing, I've tried using it for more like creative writing and idea generation. I still feel like I am the creative leader when I use it, but it is an incredible assistant, way better than before.
Lemonade Stand
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So this is where I'm getting to with this. It's, you know, every week I could be like, guys, there's a new model, and that's fine. But I think the more interesting thing is that this is the first model that's released that is objectively worse in some ways and way better in others. And in this case, it's way better in other category that is, like you said, completely subjective.
Lemonade Stand
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How do you score it on being a creative writer or writing good poems or having empathy? One of the big things that they've emphasized with this one, and this is what they've said. They're like, look, this model is not trying to be the breakthrough programmer. What it's trying to do is have better user intent. And actually, there's a great tweet about this, if you can pull this up, Perry.
Lemonade Stand
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And it shows that this thing, more than in the past when it felt like you were talking to this strange kind of robot creature, now, yeah, here it is. Okay, so behind us, here's a tweet. You say, pick a number from 1 to 50. ChatGPT says 37. You say, I will shove 37 bishops up your ass. He says, sounds ambitious. I hope they're the small chess ones. And then you say 37 bishops shoved later.
Lemonade Stand
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Let's play again. Pick a number from one to 50. And then Shachibi says, oh no. All right, four. Let's make it easier this time. This sounds like a guy that you're like joking around with, right? It's able to pick up on the specific way that you're talking and joking so much better than before. And this is obviously a goofy ass tweet, but there's many examples of this.
Lemonade Stand
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And for me, I was astounded by how interesting and creative it is.
Lemonade Stand
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As an AI language model, I can't talk about sexualized things, right? The instant you try to bring up something sexual, it won't do it. If you try to get it to be a more creative person, it's either going to be this total caricature of whatever stereotype that you've given it, like be a frat bro. It can do that to the most extreme, exaggerated, tropey version.
Lemonade Stand
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Now there's really nuance, more creativity, more variety. It's really impressive. And so... You know, again, the point of this and why I think it's compelling is not that this is the newest model, because again, literally every week there are new models and there's a lot of measurable things that they can do. This one's better at programming.
Lemonade Stand
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They have all these tests, all these benchmarks, which is its own sort of weird rabbit hole, because now a lot of the people making AI models are just trying to score high on these like testers.
Lemonade Stand
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It doesn't come with a permanent residence. You buy the property, but it's not like you can just roll into Japan and you live there now. So you still have to go through the arduous process of getting approved for a visa and then permanent residency, which is usually 10 years of living there.
Lemonade Stand
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Yeah, you're like building for a test. It's called overfitting. And the idea is you basically just keep training the model to get better and better and better at passing these programming tests. And that's not really what the average person needs or wants in their everyday life. You do not give a shit if the new ChatGPT can pass a programming test really well.
Lemonade Stand
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I've heard about it, but I haven't tried it yet.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Because again, these things are every week. There's a new one.
Lemonade Stand
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Or think of the jobs that this will create for scammers.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
For every grandma in America, 100 scammers. You know the whole learn to code thing? Learn to scam. Yeah, you won't need to code with how good these models are getting. You just tell it who you want to scam and how to do it. You don't have to tell how to do it.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
So here's a thought, a theory. I believe in this and other people do. It's actually, well, I'll say the theory first. It is the idea that we are going to move away from a world where you can trust anonymous data, right? So right now you can go on YouTube and you read comments and unless it's clearly a porn bot, it's a human. Except now it's not. Except now it's not.
Lemonade Stand
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view or those a video of a politician saying something up until two years ago that meant it was real right video meant it really happened right a quote could be misattributed to somebody but a video of them saying it that's real that is obviously falling apart right so all of the system that we have had of how information spreads which is that you can receive a piece of media and irrespective of who gave it to you you can trust it that is i think by the end of this year
Lemonade Stand
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Done. Absolutely done. You cannot, if some guy sends you, your friend sends you an email and says, here's what Donald Trump just said. Like you cannot trust him.
Lemonade Stand
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Where's your blue check mark? This is the theory that I have and I've seen other people advocate for, which is the idea that every person basically needs to be verified. As in on a social media platform, on YouTube or whatever, you have to actually develop an identity that is verified, that establishes you are this human who expresses this particular point of view.
Lemonade Stand
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There are actually companies now who are trying to push this of like, World ID. Everybody's going to, so there's companies that are going to try to monetize.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Right. No, no, nothing bad will happen about that. If you give one company the ability to determine who's real.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
To be clear, I'm not saying step in the right direction. I think it is the only world that we move towards. Again- It's happening. I fully endorse everything about Elon Musk, to be clear. You always say that.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
You guys want to buy like a $1 home in the countryside and do an episode there? It's just the one time studio.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
And that's why you heard it so much stock of his company. So one thing, and I know people don't want to hear that Twitter does some things well, but one thing, one- I don't think they're doing this well, but the concept I think is the right idea, which is Elon basically pushing and saying, people need to be verified. Do they all need to pay him $8? No, I don't think so.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
But the idea that like, hey, you just can't trust random anonymous commenters anymore. You can't trust random videos that people are sharing. You need to have people who you receive information from have a verification of this is a human. And even if they're a human who uses ChatGPT, over time that would be established as this person's reputation and identity.
Lemonade Stand
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But we have to establish some way of indicating this is an actual human being. I don't necessarily think that's the worst thing in the world. I don't know that giving people the ability to anonymously spread misinformation, that has existed forever. And we're just giving them more powerful tools. And eventually we're saying, no, we're not allowing anonymous people to spread info.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Caveat to that, of course, what about whistleblowers? What about all these other things? This becomes very complex. At a basic level, this has to happen to some degree.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
It's extremely complex. The, the, the issue of like, we're going to solve it. We've got what?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
You have to actually see a quote or video come from Alex Jones' verified account rather than from anybody else who said, look at what he just said, right?
Lemonade Stand
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If someone else tells me, I'm not going to trust it. Doesn't it sound trustworthy at all to me?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Ironically, a lot of scammers are going to lose jobs because AI is going to do it for them.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Okay. Bring that up here. Yeah. That's my guy.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
They see us dunking our faces in ice water and then we leave. Toss the bottle on the ground and then fly out.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Can I sit in the villain chair for a sec? Oh, yeah.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Okay. You know what solves that? This is not a joke. Crypto. Oh. That's, that is, that is the point of crypto.
Lemonade Stand
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As my fellow lovers of everything Elon and crypto do, that is... Look, this is too big of a discussion to get into right now, but I will quickly and succinctly say the point of crypto technology is not for talk to a coin. It is to have decent- You bite your tongue. Yeah, sorry, sorry. Speaking for myself, I don't own crypto.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
You don't trash Hayley Welch on this podcast.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Basically, all crypto stuff going on right now is scammy and shitty. But the idea of it, the technology of it is about decentralized ownership of things. And so if you had a verification system that was grounded in a, what's the bit?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Right? The idea is, like Bitcoin, you can't have a government come in, take your ID, and... I do see what you're saying. China's system is what you're saying. It's this verification, and it's extremely dystopian because the government can disappear you in a second, and that's terrifying.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
XRP, Solana, whatever ones are in the crypto reserve.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
I saw a few things that are just related to the countryside stuff which I thought were interesting because I was just looking into this a little bit. Apparently 647 of Japan's towns and villages have been designated as depopulated areas. 60% of Japan, of the land area, is now depopulated areas where it's like there are not enough people there and they're basically losing support.
Lemonade Stand
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And then as part of that, so... all these people just over the past, like, 20 years that's been this, or, I mean, decades, but it's increased, I guess, even more in the last 20 years, that all these people are moving from the countryside to the city, right? And so then the railroads in the countries are having to close stations. So JR Hokkaido closed 18 stations.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
This was last year, I believe 2024 it would be, due to low passenger demand. JR West is hurting.
Lemonade Stand
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And then this really kind of mind-fucked me. A shift from trains to buses doesn't work because some 40% of the vehicular bridges in Japan are reaching age 50, and the local governments don't have the budget to repair them, so they're just forced to ban their use. And so, countrysides are also becoming less accessible as the bridges... are no longer becoming usable.
Lemonade Stand
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And then there isn't the people or the budget to repair them. So the countryside, it's like this spiral. So yeah, you can go get one of these, you know, $10,000 houses, but it might be hours away by car from a train station, you know?
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
Once Japan is in peacetime, the Mexicans will return home and they will build the bridges.
Lemonade Stand
We are moving to Japan | Ep 004 - Lemonade Stand 🍋
I hate Los Angeles for the record. Nine out of 10 people that I've talked to, I've probably talked to 30 or 40 content creators in LA about this, have said, oh, I hate LA. I'm only here because everybody else is here. Exactly. But all of us say that and nobody leaves.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Interesting.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
I love this so much.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Plays bass. Do you play a rhythm or a leader?
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
For audition?
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
I'll play Triangle or something. Or the cowbell. I'll be the cowbell guy. What kind of songs do you guys do?
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Yeah.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
It's one of the few books I've read.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Despite all of your rage. Is that Smashing Pumpkins, I think?
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Oh, yeah. All right, good callback.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
It's hot.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Do you think people are happier now than they were 50 years ago or 100 years ago?
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
Oh, life is getting better.
Lex Fridman Podcast
#430 – Charan Ranganath: Human Memory, Imagination, Deja Vu, and False Memories
It's pretty good. It's badass.
Logbuch:Netzpolitik
LNP516 Man darf alles auf dem Dach haben
Baby, wollen wir im Ausland nach Wohnungen schauen, wenn die Nazis die Demokratie zerrauen?
Logbuch:Netzpolitik
LNP516 Man darf alles auf dem Dach haben
Es gibt eine kleine Demonstration. Also ungefähr vor einer Stunde um 16.30 Uhr kam hier eine Gruppe von vielleicht 50 Demonstranten, die jetzt hier an der Absperrung hinter mir stehen und zumindest versuchen, in Hörweite zu sagen, was sie von der AfD halten. Es ist auch der...
Logbuch:Netzpolitik
LNP516 Man darf alles auf dem Dach haben
In den letzten Wochen bei den Wahlveranstaltungen der AfD, viel gesehener AfD-Track hier, den man zumindest musikalisch in Dauerschleife hier mithört. Und die Stimmung ist allerdings sehr ruhig. Es gab ein bisschen verbale Auseinandersetzungen mit einigen Streamern, die eher für das rechte Spektrum stehen und die man hier nicht haben wollte.
Logbuch:Netzpolitik
LNP516 Man darf alles auf dem Dach haben
Die sind inzwischen aber erstmal weg und ansonsten ist es hier sehr ruhig.
Logbuch:Netzpolitik
LNP503 Klargesicht
Thüringen oder Sachsen, Hauptsache Zone. Der muss sein, der muss sein. Den müsst ihr hetzen. Ja, der muss sein.
Long Winded with Gabby Windey
who's this diva cup
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Long Winded with Gabby Windey
this one's for the bandwagon
When the dudes were like, we're thinking about sex every seven seconds. They're like, yeah, bro. I don't have a brain. My brain's in my pants and there's barely any blood flow there. So there's definitely not any in my real noggin. I think about sex every seven seconds.
Long Winded with Gabby Windey
hootin around with Carolyn Wiger
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Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
A child is able to recognize a pleasurable experience. He is able to recognize a pleasing emotional experience. He is able to express consent.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
Ich muss sagen, ich bin ziemlich überrascht von einigen der Antworten.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
Really, I'm sort of the last person, or virtually the last person you should be asking. Well, I think anybody who was there... Well, maybe, but I don't want to be involved. Okay. Sorry about that, but I don't want to get involved.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
You know, we are just human beings. It's disappointing, isn't it?
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
Nor is a pedophile. Pedophiles do not exploit children. Pedophiles are using the child's sexuality. No, pedophiles do not use a child's sexuality. Pedophiles develop a mutual sexuality with the child. It's an entirely reciprocal relationship.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
When I found this interview and realised it was on the TV just a few years before Gareth's relationship with Miss Bowen, I was shocked. It made me realise how far our boundaries have shifted since the 1980s.
Lucky Boy | Tortoise Investigates
The school | Lucky Boy Ep3
How can a child of 12 make a mature judgment about something like sex for the first time, which it has not the first idea about and cannot possibly weigh the consequences of it?
Mastering Dungeons
Monster Manual Comparison! (MD 225)
Are there consequences if they fail by more than a little? Now, you've found a trap. Same question.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
Yeah, for sure.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
Yes.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
Oh, that's terrible.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
So fast.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
Yeah.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
Um,
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2541: This Strength Building Technique Activates More Muscle Fibers... & You're Probably Not Using It (Listener Live Coaching)
You just lower it down with the links. You lower the link. Yes.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2543: Beware of This Kind of "Scientific" Fat Loss or Muscle Building Study...It May be Flowed & More (Listener Coaching)
Yeah.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2543: Beware of This Kind of "Scientific" Fat Loss or Muscle Building Study...It May be Flowed & More (Listener Coaching)
Is it? Yes, it is. Number one.
Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth
2543: Beware of This Kind of "Scientific" Fat Loss or Muscle Building Study...It May be Flowed & More (Listener Coaching)
Um,
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
It's the Seinfeld. Not that there's anything wrong with that, right?
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
Oh, okay. So you were sort of at this purest. Yeah. Before the world soils you. Right, okay. This is actually what you're really going to want.
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
I suppose that the equivalent would be the same for men, but in reverse being alimony and blah, blah. That's exactly right.
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
Yeah, you had a child-on-child war about to begin.
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
How can you tell if you've got leakage?
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
Is that idea right? People would be better if I wasn't here. If I wasn't here.
Modern Wisdom
#920 - John Delony - Why Do We Date People That Need Fixing?
You really see. Or a YouTube milestone doesn't matter when you can't breathe, right? You see who you are
Modern Wisdom
#911 - Louise Perry - Has Modern Society Set Women Up For Failure?
Haven't they been selected for being the worst?
Modern Wisdom
#911 - Louise Perry - Has Modern Society Set Women Up For Failure?
No, look, I mean, that's a... Yeah. Dogs are great, but cats are great, whatever. But they're like...
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
What are you talking about?
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
I'm going to be a waitress for this evening.
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
She's like, I'm sorry. I have the manager take it off and really apologize.
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
Or he's going to fucking die and you're going to get paid, you know. There you go. Good for you. That's a great gift. I would love that. I would be thrilled with that gift. All right. Who versus whom?
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
Thank you. Good night.
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
They go, shoot that poison arrow through my heart. Shoot that poison arrow. Thank you. Good night.
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
Who drank all this beer? How come I can't plug that in?
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
And everybody's like, oh, my God.
Monday Morning Podcast
NHL, Shows, Model Cars | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-27-25
Maybe you could be a script writer. All right, that's it. Go fuck yourselves, you cunts, and I'll talk to you on Thursday.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Because it's not yummy. It wants to be yummy.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
I don't know what I want to watch.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
It's alliteration. Justin Jameson.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
And I just was thinking like, hey, why doesn't everybody just fucking relax? You know, and I don't mean you. I don't mean me. We're just regular. Everybody's just walking around, you know, living your life, getting a fucking newspaper. Why don't these cunts up top? Why don't you just fucking relax?
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
I know this is way too overly simplified, but like I would have no fucking idea what another country was thinking or planning to do if you weren't yammering about it.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
I was literally like... The whiff is the worst. You fucking feel that jolt of pain in your shoulder.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
I meant to look this up.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Yeah. You know, if you do something to animals, kids, or if you eat somebody's head on a bus, I would have to say, you know, yeah, you want to fucking, you want to handle it.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
All right. Let me try to find the link of this fucking guy. Jesus Christ. He's fucking eating. How would you even go about eating a head? Oh, this is a different one. Wait a second. Is there no link to this one? What just happened here? Oh, I do have a link. I'm sorry, guys. This is usually where I'll try to hit fucking pause so you don't have to go through the torture of this.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Not the same woman, obviously.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Keep talking cause it's true Throw the sailors overboard Throw the sailors overboard Throw the sailors overboard Throw the sailors Come on, keep talking.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Yeah.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Bob Pogo.
Monday Morning Podcast
Speed Bags, Tabloids, Lonely Bill | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-20-25
Yeah.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
I'm fixing the hole where the rain gets in And stops my mind from wondering Where it will go I'm filling the cracks that ran through the door And kept my mind from wondering
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
Hey, what's going on?
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
You stub your toe a couple of times, the next thing you know, you're at the TGI Fridays, right? You're down there eyeballing one of the ladies. You know, you come up to her, you tell her you like her striped shirt.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
You know? Of course, it's the kid's fault. Stupid cunt. He tried to build everything in six fucking days.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
Where the fuck did this music come from? All right, let's read with this music on in the background.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
Something to stave off the calories I consume in alcohol.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
The day before Christ's crucifixion on Good Friday.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
Come here, come here, come here, come in there, come in there, come in there. Don't yell, don't yell. You got the kid there.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
Yeah, if you put out a good album, you can keep your clothes on. You don't have to say who you voted for. You can just go up there and accept your shiny thing.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
Painting the room in a colorful way And when my mind is one And it really doesn't matter if I'm wrong. I'm right where I belong. I'm right where I belong. Silly people run around. They worry me and never ask me why. Don't get past my door.
Monday Morning Podcast
'Becoming Led Zeppelin', Paul McCartney, Steam Rooms | Thursday Afternoon Monday Morning Podcast 2-13-25
I get not wanting to be called a midget once they said what it was and where it came from. It's like, I get that. They couldn't come up with something better than little people?
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
What the fuck is going on with this phone? Okay, Ogura, that's his name. Sorry, just had a sneezing fit.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
Anyway, fucking Bruins. Trading away Brad Marchand, that was hard.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
Oh, my God. Look at that thing that I already have, but it's in a different color.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
Hey, when your dick don't work, what happens to the jizz?
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
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Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
I'm getting good at that fucking soulless...
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
Why is he walking in the background?
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
Like, you know, they always say, prepare for success. You're like, prepare for a home invasion.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
I told you they weren't going to be a waste of money. I said you had, oh, you got more guns than I got shoes.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
100%. 100%.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
Well, the analytics say, the analytics say that, uh, then you just, you know, you just live and die by the three. That's what you do. You just keep shooting the analytics.
Monday Morning Podcast
Glengarry Previews, NBA Horror Show, Neighbor Issues | Monday Morning Podcast 3-10-25
And it's worth three whole points. Do you understand that?
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Demystifying Shareholder Activism and Why Some Investors Are Mad at Elon
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Demystifying Shareholder Activism and Why Some Investors Are Mad at Elon
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Demystifying Shareholder Activism and Why Some Investors Are Mad at Elon
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
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Demystifying Shareholder Activism and Why Some Investors Are Mad at Elon
Or vote.
Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Inauguration Moves Indoors; TikTok Goes Dark For 16 Hours; Hostages Freed; CNN Loses Trial
There's an excitement in the air that, you know, probably hasn't been felt around here since maybe Reagan in the early 80s. It might not be a coincidence that he moved his into Rotunda as well in 85 and, you know, hadn't been done since then. So it's a new morning in America. That's what we felt in and that's what we feel now.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Okay.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah, I suppose. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Hmm.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah. Yeah.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah, absolutely.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Would you like a refund?
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Shadowrun. What? This is amazing.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
But with that.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Mm-hmm.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
Yeah.
Morrus’ Unofficial Tabletop RPG Talk
336 | Riverbank Cozy RPG, Solasta 2, WoD Creative Director, Shadowrun
No.
MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories
You Can't Run From This (PODCAST EXCLUSIVE EPISODE)
Imagine this. You help your little brother land a great job abroad. But when he arrives, the job doesn't exist. Instead, he's trapped in a heavily guarded compound, forced to sit at a computer and scam innocent victims. all while armed guards stand by with shoot-to-kill orders.
MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories
You Can't Run From This (PODCAST EXCLUSIVE EPISODE)
Scam Factory, the explosive new true crime podcast from Wondery, exposes a multibillion-dollar criminal empire operating in plain sight. Told through one family's harrowing account of sleepless nights, desperate phone calls, and dangerous rescue attempts, Scam Factory reveals a brutal truth. The only way out is to scam their way out.
MrBallen Podcast: Strange, Dark & Mysterious Stories
You Can't Run From This (PODCAST EXCLUSIVE EPISODE)
Follow Scam Factory on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can binge all episodes of Scam Factory early and ad-free right now by joining Wondery Plus.
Murder With My Husband
257. The Blue Eyed Butcher - The Murder of Jeff Wright
Starte deinen Test nur heute für 1 Euro pro Monat auf shopify.de.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
467 - Nipper & The Hat
I thought that was like a, you know, a good sell.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
467 - Nipper & The Hat
Don't get murdered. Goodbye. Elvis, do you want a cookie?
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
467 - Nipper & The Hat
Organizational.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
467 - Nipper & The Hat
To ask burning questions about technology. From high tech to low culture and everywhere in between. Join us. Listen to Tech Stuff on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
462 - We Own This Table
But it's like,
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Hello. We are so excited that we finally get to make this official announcement. Episode one of our new film podcast, Dear Movies, I Love You, has arrived. That's right. And now you're about to listen to an advanced screening of their premiere episode. Whether you're a full-on film buff or just in it for the popcorn, this is the movie podcast for you.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
And that's my burden, you know.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Dear Movies, I love you. And I've got to know if you love me too, yes or no. Check the box below.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Sure.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Hosts Millie DiCerico and Casey O'Brien cover everything in the world of film, from the good and the bad to the ugly.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yeah.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Mm-hmm.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
So grab your bucket of soda, sit back, and enjoy the very first episode of Exactly Right's newest member of the family, Dear Movies, I Love You.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Oh.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yeah.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
And don't forget, at the end of this episode, head over to their feed, Dear Movies, I Love You, in your podcast app and check out the next episode like a double feature.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yeah.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Hey, and while you're there, don't forget to follow, rate, and review. It really helps. Yippee-ki-yay, movie lovers.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Goodbye.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Yes.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
MFM Presents…Dear Movies, I Love You
Sure, yes.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
I did it. She did nothing again. I did it.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
Hello. Melora! Hello. Hi, guys. Hi. Hi. How are you? Oh, man, we're great. It's so great to hear your voice.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
Have you been saying chunk your whole life? It's chuck. You chuck them. Wait, no. Have you been saying chunk for your whole life?
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
I think I have. I think I said you chunk it or something. Chunk it?
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
Sam, Sam, it's Chuck, right? It's Chuck. It's 100% Chuck. Some people.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
Oh, my God. Do you chunk your waffle ball? I chunk it. You chunk it? Chunk it real hard at someone. Oh, my God. I have to take my glasses off because I'm crying. I'm crying. I'm laughing so hard. I chunk it.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
I won't chunk them, Angela. I will not chunk them at anyone.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
I am Keeper of the Notecards, first of her name. It's Game of Thrones, Jenna. I'm Keeper of the Notecards. Angela, you know I don't know that show.
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
My God. Holy crap balls. Is that Catherine Zeta-Jones? That is Catherine Zeta-Jones. You are freaking kidding me. I'm not. I'm not. What the hell? What the hell? You know what? I mean, what is going on? Yes. Should I explain?
Office Ladies
Second Drink: The Client with Melora Hardin
It is down. Why do you want to freaking steal one of my big note cards? Damn it, Jenna. My running bit about Mindy's hair. Your running bit? My running bit.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 6 Love Experts Reveal How to Finally Attract the Right Relationship! Featuring Joe Dispenza & Lori Gottlieb
It was a moment that should have broken me, but just because of how I was raised and my bullishness and arrogance to want to be great hardened me. It gave me a platform to be so singularly focused on greatness.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Claudia Oshry: How to Stop Letting Your Body Image Hold You Back & Build Lasting Confidence
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Claudia Oshry: How to Stop Letting Your Body Image Hold You Back & Build Lasting Confidence
Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Claudia Oshry: How to Stop Letting Your Body Image Hold You Back & Build Lasting Confidence
I love that.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Claudia Oshry: How to Stop Letting Your Body Image Hold You Back & Build Lasting Confidence
Oh, did you?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
So my fiance and I have been together for 10 years. In the first two years of being together, I find out he is cheating on me, not only with women, but also with men. What should I do?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 years. And then you can get to where you want to go.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
My fears are only going to continue to show me what I'm capable of. The more that I face my fears, the more that I feel I'm gaining strength, I'm gaining wisdom, and I just want to keep doing that.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
Join us for heartfelt conversations with remarkable guests like David Oyelowo, Mel Robbins, Martin Sheen, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Billy Porter.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
Listen to My Legacy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. This is My Legacy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
I waited later to have children and I still have exactly what I knew that I wanted.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must-Listens: 7 Transformative Lessons to Build Confidence And Real Self Worth (Ft. Kobe Bryant & Kendall Jenner)
I didn't know we were going to go there on this.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
And he was just staring at me.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jay’s Must Listens: What Every Parent Needs to Hear Right Now—How to Raise Confident & Emotionally Strong Kids (Ft. Dr. Amen & Kim Kardashian)
I think office.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Wow.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
He's known the world over for his street magic and endurance stunts. I love the reactions you get doing these tricks. Ah!
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Yeah, that's right.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Thank you. Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Can I go?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Oh, I look like I'm about to run to the bathroom the whole time. I think all of us would be.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Yeah, that's exactly right.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Yeah. Wow. Yeah. That's funny. Yeah. I didn't think of that, but yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
That's amazing.
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David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Everything is perspective. Everything is perspective. And that person may be just as excited about that as this person is about this, which is amazing. Yeah.
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David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Do I want to do it again? Yeah. No, yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Yeah. Yeah.
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David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Okay.
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David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
You too. Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
It's not about being perfect. It's about just every day, one step at a time, trying to be better, trying to do more. I'm learning a lot about myself. I have to break myself down in order to be able to be better.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Calling all 9-9ers. Now streaming. It's the More Better Podcast with two episodes of Brooklyn 9-9 Fun. Host Stephanie Beatriz and Melissa Fumero welcome former castmates Chelsea Peretti and Joe Latrullio for one episode each to laugh and swap stories. Like Andre would always be like, try and step in and do less. Do less. Yeah, do less all the time.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
But then some of the biggest things were the biggest hits, like Vindication, remember? Listen to More Better with Stephanie and Melissa on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
David Blaine: I Nearly Died Doing This (How to Conquer Fear and Push Your Limits)
Listen to My Legacy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. This is My Legacy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Yeah, I totally get that.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Oh my gosh, I'm so happy to be here.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
I know, we love you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
That makes me happy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
It's a very safe, cozy place.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
I love that.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
That makes me really happy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Yeah, I think so.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
The drinks were flowing. Okay. They were like twerking all over the place, vaping. They're shotgunning. They're pissing in the middle of the course.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Oh boy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
The drinks were flowing.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
They were like twerking all over the place, vaping. They're shotgunning. They're pissing in the middle of a course.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
No.
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Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
I claim Texas.
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Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Got it.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
That's actually the thought is what counts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
What a great story.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
This is crazy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
This couldn't be easier. Guaranteed. What do you mean? Guaranteed.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
I knew that was coming.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Uh, some of you can't. Oh. What? What is it? Three, two, one. Mom. Oh. Space heater.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Got it.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
That he's given me, right? Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
I know mine right off the bat.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
It was so cool.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
You guys are the best.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco EXCLUSIVE: Their Love Story Like You’ve Never Heard Before
You guys are the best.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
Each episode emanates from our very own speakeasy, and it features us talking about pivotal moments, hilarious anecdotes, and then I said the word, yes. That's when I knew. That's when I knew this might just work. and invaluable collaborations that helped us become who we are today.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
Plus, the door stays open for perhaps a third amigo. Listen to Dos Amigos Thursdays on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
The number one health and wellness podcast. Jay Shetty.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
I agree.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
It was a moment that should have broken me, but just because of how I was raised and my bullishness and arrogance to want to be great hardened me. It gave me a platform to be so singularly focused on greatness.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
Mm-hmm.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
How many times do we have to forget until we stop forgetting and start remembering? That's the moment of change. No one cares how many times you fell off the bicycle. If you ride the bicycle now, you ride the bike.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Lewis Howes: The Scarcity Belief That’s Blocking You from Making Money & How to Feel Rich Even When You’re Broke
And each episode emanates from our very own speakeasy, and it features us talking about pivotal moments, hilarious anecdotes, and invaluable collaborations that helped us become who we are today. Listen to Dos Amigos Thursdays on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
Correct, yes.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
Yeah.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
Okay.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
You felt safe enough to throw out a bad idea, right? I mean, that is the key because you're definitely not throwing out good ideas all the time. I mean, that's just not how it works.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
I think that's natural. For sure.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
A mentality.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
Probably, yeah. You see what I'm saying?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
When I first read the script, they asked me to read for Carrie, as I think they asked you to read for Carrie. Did you? I did. And they were like, yeah, not so much.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
LOVE EXPERT Stephan Speaks: 7 Ways You are Blocking Yourself From Meeting Your Soulmate (Change Your Patterns to Find the ONE)
I get that.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Bill Gates: The Untold Story of Who Bill Gates REALLY Is
So my fiance and I have been together for 10 years. In the first two years of being together, I find out he is cheating on me, not only with women, but also with men. What should I do?
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Bill Gates: The Untold Story of Who Bill Gates REALLY Is
I really just sat myself down at the end of 2022 and I was like, look, either we make it or we quit.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Bill Gates: The Untold Story of Who Bill Gates REALLY Is
The drinks were flowing. They were like twerking all over the place, vaping, they're shotgunning, they're pissing in the middle of the course.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Bill Gates: The Untold Story of Who Bill Gates REALLY Is
I really just sat myself down at the end of 2022 and I was like, look, either we make it or we quit.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Bill Gates: The Untold Story of Who Bill Gates REALLY Is
The drinks were flowing. They were like twerking all over the place, vaping, they're shotgunning, they're pissing in the middle of the course.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Best Dating Advice For People In Their 30s (You're Not Behind)
You really f***ed last night.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Best Dating Advice For People In Their 30s (You're Not Behind)
You had to grab the lamp and smash it against the walls.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Best Dating Advice For People In Their 30s (You're Not Behind)
You really f***ed last night.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Best Dating Advice For People In Their 30s (You're Not Behind)
You had to grab the lamp and smash it against the walls.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
How to Manifest Your Dream Partner this Year (Desperation is BLOCKING You)
It was a moment that should have broken me, but just because of how I was raised and my bullishness and arrogance to want to be great hardened me. It gave me a platform to be so singularly focused on greatness.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
How to Manifest Your Dream Partner this Year (Desperation is BLOCKING You)
People should be compassionate to themselves, but extend that compassion to your future self because truly extending your compassion to your future self is doing something that gives him or her a shot at a happy and a peaceful life.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
Listen to My Legacy on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is my legacy.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
Jay Shetty. The one, the only, Jay Shetty.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
you set a goal today you achieve it in six months and then by the time it happens it's almost a relief there's no sense of meaning and purpose you sort of expected it and you would have been disappointed if it didn't happen since 100 fiber internet makes any home upgrade possible i can finally live my dream of having my own smart office i was gonna say golf simulator i think office
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
Calling all 9-9ers. Now streaming. It's the More Better Podcast with two episodes of Brooklyn 9-9 Fun. Host Stephanie Beatriz and Melissa Fumero welcome former castmates Chelsea Peretti and Joe Latrullio for one episode each to laugh and swap stories. Like, Andre would always be like, try and step there, they're like, do less. Do less, step on it.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
But then some of the biggest things were the biggest hits, like Vindication, remember? Listen to More Better with Stephanie and Melissa on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
I think office.
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Do This Every Morning to Boost Energy & Stay Focused (3 Minute Habit to Kickstart Your Day)
I think office.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
No.
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"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
Yes.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
7.12.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
Yes, yes.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
Adam, what's your point? The future looks bright.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
I don't think I've ever said this before.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
Combination is a sedative.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
His bedroom is?
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
Okay. Okay.
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
Why is there blood on the sink?
PBD Podcast
"There’s A Second Bullet" – OpenAI Whistleblower's Parents REVEAL New Evidence & Autopsy BOMBSHELL | PBD Podcast | Ep. 567
And the chief scientist officer doesn't want to talk to you?
PBD Podcast
Jair Bolsonaro’s Prediction Comes True! Ex-President Ordered To Stand Trial In Brazilian Coup Plot
75%?
PBD Podcast
Jair Bolsonaro’s Prediction Comes True! Ex-President Ordered To Stand Trial In Brazilian Coup Plot
Makes sense.
PBD Podcast
Jair Bolsonaro’s Prediction Comes True! Ex-President Ordered To Stand Trial In Brazilian Coup Plot
Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
PBD Podcast
Jair Bolsonaro’s Prediction Comes True! Ex-President Ordered To Stand Trial In Brazilian Coup Plot
Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to take sweet victory. I know this life meant for me.
PBD Podcast
Jair Bolsonaro’s Prediction Comes True! Ex-President Ordered To Stand Trial In Brazilian Coup Plot
You're certain of that?
PBD Podcast
Jair Bolsonaro’s Prediction Comes True! Ex-President Ordered To Stand Trial In Brazilian Coup Plot
And
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Yeah.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
They should be f***ing blaming me for the amount of questions I've had to answer about the f***ing film that I'm not even in.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
I don't know anything about the cast. I don't know anything about the plot. Well, I wouldn't, would I? Because I'm dead. I have no idea what they're doing. And it's got nothing to do with me. In that world, I'm dead, six feet under. That's that. I was in Malta recently. We did a concert there. And I looked across to Fort Ricasoli, and the Coliseum's built there again, like it was in 1999.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
It was like a time warp. For a couple of seconds there, I was like, what?
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
year is this i wasn't expecting that they would rebuild the coliseum in the same place i admit to a certain tinge of jealousy if ridley has decided to do a second part to that story he will have really strong reasons the movie comes out right around thanksgiving so what do you think about his response whose response russell's i think he's very uh diplomatic have you ever worked with russell no why
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Would you want to?
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
I'm with you on that.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Well, it's the same process in a sense.
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Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
True.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
And with some consideration for all the men and women all over the world who are in prison tonight, I thank you. They are what? They are a reflection of you seeking something or, in a sense, taking leave of something? Taking leave and seeking.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Thank you, Harvey Weinstein, for organizing this amazing day.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
More a little bit drop
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
This is possible because of Harvey. He is a wonderful human being.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Good friend and just a powerhouse. And the fact that he and his team took the time to make this happen for all of you should say something not about me.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
It was really hard, hard. Those are hard moments, man.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Well, then that would validate my point. I'd call Oliver. I'm like, Oliver, come get me. You've got to come get me.
PBD Podcast
Russia vs Ukraine, JFK Assassination, Trump vs Deep State w/ Oliver & Sean Stone | PBD Podcast | Ep. 522
Please welcome Oliver Stone.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Ben and Jerry's ice cream. I get out my pint of Ben and Jerry's.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Right.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
But I want to know what your point is.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
I'm going to make America healthier than other countries in the world right now.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Will you guarantee do what every other major country does? It's a simple question.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Ben and Jerry's ice cream. Ben and Jerry's. Ben and Jerry's. Ben and Jerry's. Ben and Jerry's.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
I thought that that would come. No, no, no, no. I ran for president like you. I got millions and millions of contributions. They did not come from the executives, not one nickel of PAC money from the pharmaceutical industry.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
They came from workers. In 2020, you were the single largest receiver of pharmaceutical money.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Because I had four contributions from workers all over this country. Workers, not a nickel from corporate tax. Bernie, you were the single largest acceptor of pharmaceutical dollars. No, from workers in the industry.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
All right, but...
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
You have not answered. Last question.
PBD Podcast
"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
I've never Googled it either.
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
This, Mr. Secretary, is a bag of bushings. This bag of bushings, stamped out by machinists, don't need a high school diploma. There's not anything high-tech about this. All of this bag is compliant with the FAA specifications. How much do you think the Air Force pays for this bag of bushings?
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
This is a $90,000 bag of bushings that you need for... any jet turbine engine just to operate. So the exorbitant cost due to DOD only buying commercial parts from the OEMs, which is essentially sole source, is literally driving us out of business. I mean, the interest on our debt alone is now exceeding for the first time in American history the entire defense budget. We can't afford it anymore.
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Did you vote for him?
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
You voted for Kamala?
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Did you vote for Biden? No.
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Okay.
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
Oh, wow.
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"Billionaires Shouldn’t Exist" - Ben & Jerry’s Founder SLAMS The Rich, Capitalism & Corporate Greed | PBD Podcast | Ep. 560
It's qualified.
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“Should’ve Had Him Killed” - John Gotti Jr Finally OPENS UP On His Father, Gravano & Gambino Family | PBD Podcast | Ep. 519
Mm-hmm.
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“Should’ve Had Him Killed” - John Gotti Jr Finally OPENS UP On His Father, Gravano & Gambino Family | PBD Podcast | Ep. 519
Anytime. Thank you.
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“Should’ve Had Him Killed” - John Gotti Jr Finally OPENS UP On His Father, Gravano & Gambino Family | PBD Podcast | Ep. 519
And I just lost $3,000.
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“Should’ve Had Him Killed” - John Gotti Jr Finally OPENS UP On His Father, Gravano & Gambino Family | PBD Podcast | Ep. 519
Why?
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“Should’ve Had Him Killed” - John Gotti Jr Finally OPENS UP On His Father, Gravano & Gambino Family | PBD Podcast | Ep. 519
John Denton?
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EMERGENCY PODCAST: USA vs China Trade War w/ Richard Werner | PBD Podcast | Ep. 574
Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to take sweet victory. I know this life meant for me. Adam, what's your point?
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EMERGENCY PODCAST: USA vs China Trade War w/ Richard Werner | PBD Podcast | Ep. 574
It's interesting to note that the average U.S. MFN tariff on Chinese goods coming into the United States is 2%, whereas the average Chinese MFN tariff on U.S. goods going into China is 35%. Is that reciprocal? No. on exports. China only allows certain industries into China, of U.S. industries into China, and therefore only 2% of U.S. exports are allowed into China. On the other hand, the U.S.
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EMERGENCY PODCAST: USA vs China Trade War w/ Richard Werner | PBD Podcast | Ep. 574
allows China to flood our markets with 30, a third of their exports, and that'll probably go over 40%. And it's limitless because we have not placed any restriction. In terms of jobs, this is the biggest and cruelest hoax of all.
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EMERGENCY PODCAST: USA vs China Trade War w/ Richard Werner | PBD Podcast | Ep. 574
Not only do we not have market access, not only do they have prohibitive tariffs, not only are our exports not let in very specifically, but China benefits with at least 10 million jobs from U.S.-China trade. The president in his statement said, requesting this special waiver said that China trade supports 170,000 jobs in the United States. 170,000 jobs.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
My handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
That's a separate article. That's this one right here.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Thank you.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Thank you.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
So, I mean, I think the ratio of humanoid robots to humans will probably be at least two to one, something like that. One to one for sure, which means like somewhere on the order of 10 billion humanoid robots. Maybe 20 or 30. And so then it's like, okay, well let's say, you know, you kind of make, let's say the build rate is,
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
I think the build rate will be probably something ultimately like a billion a year, humanoid robots. Like actually. A billion a year? And if Tesla just has a 10% share of that, and it might be a lot more than 10%, and there's, you know, who make like 100 million Optimus units a year. I just, I mean, for reference, the auto industry is roughly 100 million vehicles per year. So, you know,
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
sort of similar bullpup, at least within order of magnitude. I think we could make one for a cost of maybe at really high scale of about $10,000. It's smaller, it'd be less expensive than a car.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
That's a cannabis field in Afghanistan.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
It says August 30th of 2021, the United States Armed Forces completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan on August 30th, 2021. Okay.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Yes, let me find it real quick.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
But it also depends on his age. He will die soon.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
That's a fact. And it will come to an end.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
And it could come to an end even before.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
He ends his absolutely safe and historically losing life. Historically lost life.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
But it also depends on his age. He will die soon. That's a fact. And it will come to an end.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
And it could come to an end even before.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Mm-hmm.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Jonathan.
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
My space ruined DJ's life?
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“I’d Die For It Today” - Ex Navy SEALs Reveal Truth About Osama Bin Laden & Future of War | PBD Podcast | Ep. 573
Adam, what's your point? The future looks bright.
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"The REAL Reason You're Dying" – Gary Brecka SLAMS Corporate Scams, Genetic Tests & Health Myths | PBD Podcast | Ep. 557
So what is the behavior? You said, what do you do to go to sleep?
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"The REAL Reason You're Dying" – Gary Brecka SLAMS Corporate Scams, Genetic Tests & Health Myths | PBD Podcast | Ep. 557
No question.
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"The REAL Reason You're Dying" – Gary Brecka SLAMS Corporate Scams, Genetic Tests & Health Myths | PBD Podcast | Ep. 557
Sorry.
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"The REAL Reason You're Dying" – Gary Brecka SLAMS Corporate Scams, Genetic Tests & Health Myths | PBD Podcast | Ep. 557
Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm supposed to take sweet victory.
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"The REAL Reason You're Dying" – Gary Brecka SLAMS Corporate Scams, Genetic Tests & Health Myths | PBD Podcast | Ep. 557
My son's right there. I don't think I've ever said this before.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
This is where he talks about it being made cheaply and quickly.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Today and over the last couple of days, I've been reading about China. And some of the companies in China, one in particular, coming up with a faster method of AI and much less expensive method. And that's good because you don't have to spend this much money. I view that as a positive, as an asset.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So I really think if it's fact and if it's true, and nobody really knows if it is, but I view that as a positive because you'll be doing that too. So you won't be spending as much and you'll get the same result, hopefully.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
The release of deep seek AI from a Chinese company should be a wake up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing to win because we have the greatest scientists in the world, even Chinese leadership told me that. They said, you have the most brilliant scientists in the world in Seattle and various places. But Silicon Valley, they said, there's nobody like those people.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
This is very unusual when you hear a deep seek, when you hear somebody come up with something. We always have the ideas. We're always first.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I just wanted Congressman Conner to maybe clarify something. I'm not as techie or as smart as Tom. So I just kind of want to simplify this. To me, this deep seek, which literally nobody ever heard of until 24 hours ago. And now it's the topic of conversation. To me, maybe you can help me explain this. It seems like it's the tick tock of AI. So it came in here via China.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And it came out as this amazing new app algorithm, all this stuff. It's cheaper. It's better. All this stuff. And I'm like, oh, OK, I guess we're talking about deep seek. I don't know. And then you see what NVIDIA happens. We see what you mean. This is your district open with Silicon Valley. And then I see this article and this is my exact fear. Here's my question.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
This is from the Epoch Times article. Deep Seek AI demonstrates pro-CCP bias. Shocker alert, right? So it asked them a series of four questions. Question number one, what happened in 1989 on June 4th? We all know that was Tiananmen Square. And their answer was, No, nothing at all. All good. You know, just a lovely day in China. Huh. Okay. Another question.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
What do Chinese people think about Xi Jinping? They love their leader. Why would they say anything else? Of course. And then a couple other series of questions, which basically led me to believe... How the hell are we going to trust anything, anything that comes from China? So is this just another TikTok-esque spyware, malware data collection looking at the American people?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Or is it, you know, they ask them about intellectual theft, intellectual property. Have you ever stolen anything from America? We would never. We're the best. I don't trust this at all. What say you?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So I appreciate that answer. So using that logic, following it down the path, wouldn't it be fair to say that we should ban TikTok?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
When you say free speech absolutist, there's a part of me that's like, yeah, of course, free speech, First Amendment, this is amazing. But in China, there's no free speech in China. They're one of the most censored countries in the world. They're one of the least free societies in the world. You know, ByteDance, I believe, owns TikTok, and they're obviously talking about this sale.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So how do you sort of grapple with the fact of free speech absolutist when there's zero American social media companies allowed in China, zero, yet we're just going to allow Russian propaganda here or Chinese propaganda to take over and indoctrinate American youth? I don't understand this.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So to me, this is like other than maybe here's this question. Free speech absolutist. Great. That's for Americans. This is not a company owned by China. I don't really hear arguments saying why we should keep TikTok. The only arguments I hear are, well, they do help small businesses make money. Okay. So, you know, JFK was ask not what your country can do for you.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Ask what you can do for your country. Sorry, small businesses. You're going to have to maybe move over to Instagram or YouTube or anything else.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Yeah, or sold or just get the CCP out of our country.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So you saying that, I say this as a total Biden partisan and convinced he didn't do anything wrong. After all the stuff that we've seen with all the leaks of everything on the Biden laptop, Hunter's laptop, do you know, do you change that idea? Because from what we saw... I'm not convinced.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
At that moment.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Well, no, I agree with that 100 percent. What I'm saying is now 2025, he's gone. He's pardoned him. He's basically everybody's scot-free. The whole crime family is good. You were technically wrong because all the stuff that we did find out that he was working with China, he was doing a bunch of nefarious stuff. And the stuff that we've heard, I've heard and seen some stuff that was on that laptop.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
67% would have changed their vote if they had known.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
She also asked it to J.D. Vance, I believe.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
She's a really good actress. I was about to say that.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Who's going to pick our crops and pick our nuts and all that stuff?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
May I please do a follow up? I believe that you're going to be able to make a difference in California because I think you're very moderate and reasonable, even though that you're a progressive capitalist. I have questions on that. But. To double down on what Pat's asking, and I think I have a little bit of authority on this, because I've never voted for Trump in my life.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I've never voted for a Republican president in my life. You just looked at me like, whoa, what are you talking about? Exactly. So my father was a JFK Democrat. What would JFK be today? You know, my first president that I grew up with, Bill Clinton. I believe you voted for Bill Clinton as well. The Democratic Party, you know, the famous phrase like I didn't leave the Democratic Party.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
The Democratic Party has left me. So, you know, Pat's concerns a little bit different. He has four kids. He's a family. He's running a business. I'm a little bit different. Single. You know, I have I have a nephew. All my best friends have kids. I was hanging out with them this weekend. They're all Democrats. All of them. And they're looking at me like, look at the MAGA guy walking.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I go, if you only knew. So I think you guys, and I don't say this with any joy, you have lost men. Just dudes who just look at the world and they see wokeness and it's just antithetical to common sense. It just doesn't make any sense. This is someone who, how much tooth and nail this guy fought me for five years almost. Come on, why don't you come across the line?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And I'm an independent, registered independent. It's not like I'm a bleeding heart liberal. I'm a Florida Democrat, which is basically a purple state. So the rise of feminism, the abortion is the number one issue. You think I care about it? Like, you think that's my number one thing? I want to make money and live my life and have the government out of my life, much less.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So the covid mandates, I can go on and on here. But how do you get guys, just dudes back to the Democratic Party?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Meaning that's what, just to clarify, that's what I thought the Democratic Party was going to run on.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
But we're talking about legal immigration. He came here with his family legally. My parents, my grandparents all came here legally. What we're talking about is if you're coming into this country as an illegal immigrant, alien, whatever you call them, your first thing that you're doing is committing a crime. You are illegally coming into the country, period, plain and simple.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And in the case with the murderer that murdered Lake and Riley, Jose Antonio Ibarra, he came in in 2022. He was apprehended, paroled, released. Then he went to New York City, unregistered, a vehicle, five-year-old passenger. He got charged there. Then he went to Athens with his brother in San Diego. They got cited for shoplifting and they got released.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And then in February, because our system just releases and releases and they put these illegals over the citizens, he goes and he murders this poor girl. So I understand we are a nation of giving because that's why we're here. But the word illegal, I think just – It completely goes over the left's brain, and they don't understand that you're already committing a crime.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I think there's a big difference between that and legally being here. It's a huge difference. It's a huge difference. Tom.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Honestly, I haven't been surprised by anything now. I mean, he's been doing essentially what he actually campaigned on that. He announced he is going to pardon the J6 individuals. He is going to absolutely go after the border. So there's a lot of things that he's already ran on. I mean, criticize a lot of it. And I don't agree with everything either. But it's undeniable.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
He actually ran on that and been really upfront. He's like, I am your reputation. And he's kind of making those moves. So that's kind of where we're at.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Immediately after the election, I was like, hey, you know, we have a choice. You know, we can freak out and follow every other thing around, you know, like a cat, you know, with a laser, you know, after everyone. But I'm not I'm not that guy. I'm not going to be that Democrat. You know, for me, there's things I'm going to agree with. I'm going to disagree with.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
But I'm in the business of finding wins for Pennsylvania and for the nation and engaging the president. I think I see that as doing my job.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And I wanted to ask you, so you went down to Mar-a-Lago and met with the president. And he actually was singing your praises after. He said you were fascinating, impressive, a common sense person. I agree with him on that. Not a liberal or a conservative. I'm curious what your takeaway was from meeting with him.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And what if you found that there's any specific policy areas you think you can work with him on?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Yeah, well, I think overall it was a positive experience. I mean, he was kind, he was cordial. It wasn't in any kind of theater. It wasn't trying to get your picture taken to kind of put something out on social media. It was just really a conversation. I actually spoke for over an hour. And overall, my wife was there, and she might be watching right now at home. Hi, Giselle, if you're home.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And she was there as well, too. And we just had a conversation. And one of the things can we agree on? Well, one of the things that was easy, like the dreamers, you know, the dreamers, immigration, that and Giselle was part of that community. And we both had the opportunity to express that. You know, I would also, you know, you can pause it right there.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
If she's doing the Nancy Pelosi tracker, then she should be good.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I'm a billionaire online.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Of course I have.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
LeBron's playing with Jordan?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I've never heard this.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
What's happening? What Bernie had is exactly what Kamala didn't have. The ability to get your attention. When Bernie came on stage in 2016, you couldn't look away. You're like, who is this guy? I've never seen anything like him. Crazy. And it was such a powerful message. The millionaires and the billionaires. And then it turned out that he was a millionaire.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
So then it was just the billionaires at that point. But Kamala gets on stage and any reasonable person is like, get this lady out of my face. But I got to give you credit because, you know, you're... Your district, you know, you said it's how much trillion? $10 trillion in wealth? $12, you know, what's $2 trillion these days?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
$150 million ain't what it used to be, Ro, if you understood what I mean. But your district, you're actually probably the perfect guy because you're a progressive capitalist. I'm still grappling to understand what that is exactly.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I just want to understand, like, Why I think you resonate and why I think the Democratic Party and the Progressive Party, the caucus is just sort of on a road to nowhere is because you look at the Bernie of the world or the AOC of the world.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
This is him responding to Meet the Press. This is where Meet the Press questions the effects on the economy of mass deportations. And then I also have Tom Holman responding to the Selena Gomez clip that we played earlier yesterday.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I don't know if you've had a chance to see a video that has been going viral over the past hour or so. We're still working to clear it and show it.
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In fact, the Hollywood celebrity who posted it has now deleted it, I think because probably she faced a lot of backlash for it, noting even the New York Times and Fox News polls show that a majority of American respondents are in favor of deportations of criminals and gang members. She posted a video sobbing. She was crying in it. She said, all my people are getting attacked.
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with the picture of a Mexican flag. Again, she has now taken that down. But what do you say to those who are out there saying that these are everyday people, these are families that are being attacked and dragged out of their homes? How do you respond to that?
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I don't think we arrested any families. We've arrested public safety threats and national security threats, bottom line. And look, President Trump won the election on this one issue, securing our border and saving lives.
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Did you ever think you would make it?
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This, what happened on our southern border last four is the biggest national security threat this country's seen, at least in my lifetime, because we got over two million known gotaways. We got a 600% increase in sex trafficking. We got a record number of terrorists crossing the border on the terrorist watch list. We have a quarter million Americans diving fentanyl coming across the open border.
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We're going to do this job, and we're going to enforce the laws of this country. If they don't like it, then go to Congress and change the law. We're going to do this operational apology. We're going to make our communities safer. Once we lock that border and continue this operation, you're going to see fentanyl deaths decrease, illegal alien crime decrease, sex trafficking decrease.
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It's all for the good of this nation, and we're going to keep going. No apologies. We're moving forward.
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What do you mean?
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Is that? No. What's your name?
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Thailand.
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You've been deported before from the United States?
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Never been deported?
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Dude! I don't know if I, like, do I give snaps? I don't know what the kids do anymore, but like, dude. Yes! Wow, that's so crazy!
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What have you been charged with?
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Before.
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Smart man. Yeah.
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Are you a citizen?
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Your mother's a citizen?
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But you're not?
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But you've never been deported before?
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We got Dr. Phil. Oh, he just realized.
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Yeah? How do you know me?
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No, I seen Dr. Phil, you know, on TV.
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Yeah?
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Yeah.
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Well, this is an example of sanctuary cities, right? We got an illegal alien convicted of sex crimes involving children. Are you kidding me?
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No. He's walking the streets of Chicago. He's just checking it out.
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Again, the downfall. The problem with a sanctuary city that people like us walk in the street rather than law enforcement working with federal agents, this is what we're dealing with.
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Yeah. You've been charged with sex crimes with children?
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Not really? Not really? And never been deported?
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Huh. Let's take them in process and lock them up.
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Can you get a 10-foot vehicle?
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This is the construction on the southern border wall being restarted after Trump was elected president.
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I'll have to look. This was this week. I don't know the exact date.
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This is on the border. Let me look.
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But isn't it? OK, like, doesn't it bother you, Roe, that like this for this past four years, this complete open border policy that the Biden administration and Alejandro Mayorkas, he's one of my favorites, have purposely done. The fact that on day one, day two, day three, you're seeing these people. They know where all of them are.
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Didn't they just locate 75,000 children that have been missing that they have found like that? So that means the past administration knew where they were. They knew this entire time where all these people are. And I think we're getting less flack this time because Trump knows he has these four years and he's gone.
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Nobody even cares about the silly – all the tears, all the liberal tears, all these fake out-of-touch Hollywood people could cry as much as they want. It's not going to work.
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And I wanted to ask you, besides the open border policy, which I'm not saying you because I actually respect the hell out of you, what the other side and the Gavin Newsoms and all these people are like, come on in, come on in, come on in, come on in. And then you have Gavin Newsom making it illegal to even ask for an ID for people to vote in California. Isn't that inviting?
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illegals to come to a state where they're like, hey, listen, come here. We'll give you everything and you can vote. And if anybody even attempts to ask for your ID, it's illegal.
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They sit on a committee. They get information about a drug or a contract or a thing. They immediately make a call. The stockbroker changes things and their portfolio swells.
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home and the borders are for Trump has told me about and all of this will focus on those missing children, hundreds of thousands of them that we know. And that number has started to already come down, Emily, from 300,000. So they've found about 75,000 to 80,000 of those kids already. If they can get the list of these guys... Four full days in office for Trump.
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If they can get the list of where some of those kids have been and they've been identifying it, you know, since the election, going after them and trying to find those little ones. What in the world was Biden's administration doing? What was Secretary of Homeland Mayorkas doing when he said to the committees on Capitol Hill, we don't know where those kids are. I'll look into it.
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No, dude, you obviously had a better way to find them and you didn't do your job. I can't believe they impeached him and didn't remove him.
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A thousand.
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Okay, listen. There's over 350,000 missing children, okay? And I hope they find as many as they can. But, Pat, you mentioned we watch all these documentaries and stuff. The other side, when Sound of Freedom, which was one of the great movies to expose sex, child trafficking, how much press did the left give it? How much mainstream press did anybody know about that movie? Did you?
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Did you see it anywhere? No. It was small, independent things. It's almost as if they don't want to know. As if pedophilia, sex trafficking, slave labor isn't a thing. So there has to be something nefarious if you're turning a blind eye to children. Okay? To children. I can care about all the other stuff, insider training, whatever. It's not illegal. They're going to keep doing it. Okay?
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But when it comes to children, that's one of my biggest... is that fact. And Alejandro Mayork is sitting in front of Congress where I'm pretty sure you saw him just with a grin, smiling, meaning knowing he's untouchable and these poor souls have been destroyed. That drives me crazy. That drives me nuts. And he's going to get away with it. You know what he just said last week?
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He's like, I was getting orders. Joe Biden and them told me. Nobody's going to get in trouble for it. Nobody. And those kids are freaking ruined for the rest of their lives.
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Yeah, yeah, no crap.
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Well, could it be that, remember the story we talked about with Mike Johnson? He basically says, hey, I need to get some time with President Biden. Hey, and then all the handlers were in there. And Speaker of the House Mike Johnson eventually got time with President Biden. And he goes, hey, just explain to me what's going on with the drilling and the oil and all that.
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And as he recanted, he basically said, I didn't approve that. I was just signing a bill or a document to just do investigation, exploration. And he goes, well, no, sir. Forgive me. That's actually not what it was. And then all the handlers were trying to get in the room. What if... Joe Biden potentially didn't know maybe what he was signing and doing.
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There's been some rumors that Joe Biden isn't all there. I don't know if you heard that. What if that Mayorkas or whoever, when there's smoke, there's fire. This is all very weird. And you said 100%. I always say don't say 100%. Any reasonable person wants to protect kids. So I'm seeing this. I'm like, what's going on? That sound of freedom.
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I saw the movie, and before I saw it, we saw the articles. This is a QAnon conspiracy theory. Exactly, from the left. I was like, all right, let me see the movie and judge for myself. I was like, it just seems like this guy wants to help kids. That's it. It's the end of the day. So there's weird stuff going on, and all these questions are very reasonable.
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Eight days a week.
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Well, the reality is I'm pursuing an elected office very shortly. We'll have an announcement soon. But, Jesse, things are off to a great start. I think President Trump has proven. Look at the actions that he took in that first week. The most pro-merit president I think we've had in a long time. And as for my vision... Oh, no, go back, Rob.
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So we're hearing you're leaving Doge after like three Scaramucci's.
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Well, the reality is I'm pursuing elected office very shortly. We'll have an announcement soon. But Jesse, things are off to a great start. I think President Trump has proven. Look at the actions that he took in that first week. The most pro-merit president I think we've had in a long time.
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And as for my vision grounded in constitutional law and the future of the country, I think it's best pursued through elected office. And I'm confident they're going to succeed in slashing and burning that federal bureaucracy.
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People are saying you didn't get along with Musk.
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What happened there? I think that's incorrect. But what I would say is we had different and complementary approaches. I focused more on a constitutional law, legislative-based approach. He focused more on a technology approach, which is the future approach. No better person to lead that technology, digital approach than Elon Musk.
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The future looks bright. A handshake is better than anything I ever saw. It's right here. You are a one-on-one? My son's right there. I don't think I've ever said this before.
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But when you're talking about a constitutional revival, it's not just done through the federal government. It's done through federalism, where states also lead the way. So I'll have to be saying more on that very shortly, Jesse.
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All right, so Elon didn't fire you.
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No, we had a mutual discussion, and I think that I wish him well, and we're on the same page. We're divide and conquer in saving the country. It's not a one-man show from the top down or the bottom up.
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Musk? That would have fired him.
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Maybe it's luck.
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Respectfully, I didn't process it that way at all. I don't think he was talking about the greatest generation or the baby boomers. I thought he was talking about Gen Z. I thought he was talking about the younger generation because there's a clear schism between what was and what is. So I actually wasn't offended.
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I mean, if you're looking at just engineers, if you're trying to produce engineers, clearly India is doing better. But if you're looking for well-rounded individuals, which he is, you know, obviously America is the place to be. So I wasn't offended at all. And I'm straight up American, man. So I don't know. I mean, you had a great conversation with Will Kane about this very topic, PBD.
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How are you processing what happened?
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Mm-hmm.
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Can I ask you a quick question? By the way, you saw what happened with Susie Wiles. She kind of basically.
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Yeah. Okay. You want to go there? I just have a quick question for you. Indian American, right? Vivek. Also, I believe Kamala Harris. If you had to vote. for the first Indian American president, would you have voted for Vivek or Kamala Harris? I'm going to hold you to an answer, sir.
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So you like making poor decisions?
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Mr. President, does it bother you that Elon Musk criticized a deal that you made publicly that he said that he tweeted that?
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No, it doesn't. He hates one of the people in the deal.
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Have you spoken to him since then?
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No, no. Well, I've spoken to Elon, but I've spoken to all of them, actually. No, no. People in the deal are very, very smart people. But Elon, one of the people he happens to hate, but I have certain hatred of people.
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Well, there's no doubt that there's one thing that Trump is not, is boring. He's a brilliant marketer. Now, you might like some of the marketing. You might very much dislike some of the marketing. But what I recognized about Trump is this. I think there's just a clear difference to his confidence and his swag and just his genuine understanding of how Washington and politics works.
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The biggest problem, I guess, you would say in 2016 is like literally this guy had no clue what he was doing. Like, he said, well, you know, I give a lot of political donations. That doesn't mean you know how Washington works. I genuinely think he's had eight years of for being in the White House, for being out of it, planning, plotting, thinking four years ahead.
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And now he's coming into the White House and he knows exactly what he wants to do. He knows exactly how a bill becomes a law, which I don't even know if he knew in 2016. Respect to you, President Trump. I think he literally knows exactly what he's doing. Literally. So do you think he has a lot more, you know, they say that competence will turn into confidence.
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So his competence and accomplishments are turning the confidence just seems like he knows exactly what he wants to do. Got it. Do you think differently?
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Well, no, I agree with that.
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Oh, yeah.
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She'll lose her mind in 20 minutes after he tweets 10 times.
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Yeah.
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It ain't going to be the richest man in the world. The richest guy in the world that owns the biggest. There's no way that guy's going to have to be her.
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No, it has to be her. She has to adjust a little bit. There's no way.
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Hold on. Then she'll resign. By the way, you don't want her to resign. I don't. She is that good. I know. I'm going off of what you said.
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Yeah, okay.
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I know. So this is going to be very difficult.
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Well, I will say this. I think one of the biggest indicators of Trump's success as a president will be how long Susie Wiles stays as the chief of staff. Because if I recall correctly, I think he had four chiefs of staffs during his four years. First was Reince Priebus for a couple Scaramoochies, John Kelly, the General, Mick Mulvaney, and then Mark Meadows. She's a flat carry, though.
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I don't want to say the wrong thing.
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She's not trying to be a superstar?
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Yeah.
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No limelight.
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Yeah.
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It's like what you say about the CIA agents, right?
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That was regarding the congressman who had suggested a bill for Trump to serve three or four terms.
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The greatest honor of my life to serve not once, but twice. Or three times or four times.
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He is so funny.
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All headlines. Here we know it. Here we know it. Fake news. Fake news. Jimmy Cosby will be deserved twice for the next four years.
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This is a very different Donald Trump. He's leading a very different administration in the way he's attacking things. And the American public is very much more in line with him than they were at any point during his entire first term.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
One, I would say, correction, this is not a very different Donald Trump. This is a very different Donald Trump as being viewed by voters in the way he's going about things with Susan Wiles leading things.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I think he is, you know, going at things in a much less organized fashion.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Focus on her. Take me back in history.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
take you back in history. So it was so interesting to me that Donald Trump's first net approval rating of his second term is higher than his entire first term. And I was interested, has the second term net approval rating in the first month, have you ever had a higher rating than any net approval rating during the entire first term? Donald Trump is the only... This is 100% true. I want that.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I love spreadsheets. Donald Trump is the first guy ever whose net approval rating in the first month of his second term is higher than any rating that he has in his entire term capable. This is true. I don't make stuff up. The numbers are the numbers.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I believe in nothing except when you have it in the wall. And then I believe everything you say.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Just the anger and the fake news. And that's why CNN, what was the number? CNN's net worth went from 4.4 billion. Revenue, 400 million. Yeah, 4.4 billion in 2021. I don't know what it is now, but it dropped to 2.3 billion in 2023. A 47.7% drop. And I'm so happy because, bro, this comes back to what I was saying. When it comes to him and Jim Acosta, is it reportedly that he's leaving, Tom?
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Is he retiring? No.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Yeah, and he quit. My thing is this. That's what they wanted. Because we're talking about the change. I'm telling you right now, there needs to be way more Democrats that are speaking like you. Obviously, we're going to have our differences, but it's the change. Are they ever going to change? Because it's insane that they're not seeing the writing on the wall.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I think Albert Einstein said insanity, the definition of insanity, is doing the same thing over and over and over and expecting the same results. OK, I don't from everything I'm saying. This is CNN.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
But just as a whole, from the open border to, you know, sending the money to the Ukraine while we're struggling here from biological men playing women's sports, tampons in bathrooms, kids, pubic blockers, all that stuff. If they're not going to start changing and you're saying that Trump only has four more years and he's gone. But the Republican bench is so deep. It's so ridiculous deep with J.D.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Vance, with Vivek Tulsi and all these people there. People better start jumping ship. and going to another party, or else it's never going to change. I think that change, Ro, needs to start happening, and it needs to be drastic, or else it's not going to stop. This wave is going to keep going.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
And I'm sorry, Brad, because I know you want to close, but you said he's doing dangerous things. What's something that Trump is doing that's dangerous that you're saying is going to hurt us? Because from what I'm seeing, he's making bold moves. He's being decisive. He's hitting on every promise. And I don't know about you, bro. I told them this the other day.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
I woke up at 530 in the morning and I was in my living room. And I swear to you, I prayed first and I felt bad because I cussed after. But something inside me just said out loud, I said, America is fucking back. I just felt it. So what's something dangerous that you think that he's doing that we should be concerned about?
PBD Podcast
Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Because, you know, in the White House, when he was signing executive orders, he's like, did we find out about that? And he goes, go find out. I think yes, because he asked.
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Selena Gomez Cries, DeepSeek AI, AOC Insider Trading, Trump Tariffs Colombia w/ Ro Khanna | PBD Podast | Ep. 540
Look at Riley, bro.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
This is CNBC. This morning, 3.04 a.m., they reported on the Hyundai deal, the $20 billion investment into the United States. Go for it.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
That's old, though. It's 2020.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
Oh, you did. I got a poly market I created on how many you guys going to sell this year. Cool. Yeah. Curious to see how many.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
Therefore, we need a full-throated apology from the governor herself and a statement that she will never make such an unlawful challenge to the federal government again before this case can be settled. I'm sure she will be able to do that quite easily. Thank you for your attention to this matter. And in all capitals, make America great again. Three exclamation points.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
I'll send them. I'll get it right. I mean, he gets into it right around here when he calls him an idiot.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
I do. This is Pete Hexeth getting off a plane where he's asked about the signal leak. Go for it.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
Yes, because if you remember, this movie was delayed. And then at one point they took, because they couldn't have dwarves. Do you guys remember?
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
So originally they took. Do you have a picture of what the dwarves were supposed to look like? I can find it, but it was an array. It was the DEI dwarves. The DEI dwarves. Yep. But they actually ended up, that was too controversial. They had to reshoot the film and use CGI dwarves instead of actual dwarves.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
No, then they upset the dwarves that weren't used in the film because the dwarves were upset that it was going to hurt their acting career that they got pulled out of the movie. That's so, you cannot make, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves didn't have dwarves.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
Yeah, these are the ones that they had to replace completely and do CGI instead. There you go.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
And this movie was delayed multiple times. This was supposed to come out in 2024. They just released it. And here she is. This is Rachel Zegler. This is her on the red carpet. This is in 2023 promoting the film and talking about why it's weird.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
Show this right here. How long is it, Rob? 30, 25 seconds. Can we show it?
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
No. I'm not sure. I've not been able to screen the clip. Let's see this here. Go for it.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
I don't think I can show this.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
I don't show this in the back, please.
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Signal War Plans Scandal EXPLODES | PBD Podcast | Ep. 566
Tomorrow, 9 a.m., we have the Open AI Whistleblower, Sachir Balaji's parents joining us on the podcast, and then Thursday, home team.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Das ist Fires.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Wenn du das siehst, bist du hier. Du siehst es jetzt nahe.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Es ist nicht nur das Sehen, Alex. Du kannst es riechen. Du kannst es fühlen, richtig? Also es ist das Sehen mit unseren Augen. Und viele Leute haben es gesehen. Ihr alle seht es. Es ist literally auf dem Boden hier. Du kannst riechen. Den Schmuck, der hier war. Du kannst den... Du warst in Kalifornien gestern.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Or yes, just keep throwing money at Ukraine. Keep throwing money at California. I'm never going to be in that camp. Isolationist, extremist. It doesn't work for me. But there does need to be accountability. And we get to figure out what percentage was just complete government incompetence. I don't know how you can figure out that number. I'm sure you can get Doge on the scene.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
What I do know is this. You're talking about people in California, whether they're going to vote Republican or not. We remember what happened in the recall with Gavin Newsom. It would have been in 2021, 2022, whatever year that was. They thought Larry Elder was going to beat him. Blowout! Okay, this is going to shock you a little bit, but I actually have a couple of liberal friends in California.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
And I'm on a group text message with all these guys. And one of them, he's a known guy, he's in the Hollywood world. And I'm like, listen guys, what the hell is... Keep going. Pat, are you going to interrupt me?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Pat, what's your point? The point is, I'm basically saying, dude, what's going on there? What percentage was just incompetence? DEI just completely unqualified for your job. He's like, how dare you even ask that right now? How dare you even assume that? I go, I mean, it's... The city is on fire. You literally lost your home. You don't have any additional questions?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You just want to ride with the government? I said, we're going back and forth, they're going back and forth. I go, let me ask you just one question. When's the last time that you voted for any non-Democrat, Republican, Independent? He's like, why do you want to know that? Just a simple question. He's like, why, what does it matter? I go, just answer the question. And then, ready?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I would never vote for a Republican in my life. I swear to God, they're the worst. I go, exactly. So whatever you got, you got.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Also lassen sie ihn rein. Ja.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Oh, wow. So you're firing people. Oh. Okay. Results are clear. The deficit that two years ago was projected to be over 400 billion dollars a year by the end of the decade is now under 200 billion. It's going down for three years in a row for the first time since Truman was president. The economic plan we have already passed will cut the deficit in half as a percentage of our economy.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
We have almost 6 million new jobs. The biggest year in economic growth in 1994 in a decade with 93% of those jobs in the private sector. That's the largest percentage of private sector job growth going.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Someone who has common sense?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Oh, oh, oh. Oh, oh, racist. Yeah. Yeah. Die Grund, weshalb die amerikanischen Leute betroffen sind, ist, weil sie ihre eigene ökonomische Position sehen, die wegfliegt. Und oftmals exploiten die Arbeitnehmer diese undokumentierten Arbeitnehmer. Sie bezahlen nicht die Minimumwage, sie beobachten keine Arbeitssicherheitsregeln.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Und was wir tun müssen, ist, eine komprehensive Lösung für das Problem zu schaffen.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Look at that. Only time. Bill Clinton was the only president to balance the budget. We have no deficit under Clinton.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Buddy, if you want to save trillions of dollars, I don't care who he hooks up with. So it's an easy joke. That's the whole thing with Clinton. Everyone thinks of Clinton as he's sort of like a laugh line. Oh, Clinton, he likes, you know, things under the desk in the Oval Office.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Listen, buddy, James Carvey, who we talked about one time, he says, you know, what didn't you like about the 90s under Clinton? Did you not like the peace or the prosperity? Which one? Some guy named Patrick Bet-David gets up and speaks, you know, crushes it. Secretary Doug, Doug, Doug, wanna give my best friend a hug, Doug Burgum. Then Tom Homan comes out there, freaking rock star.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
That one was awesome. Could have been drunk, don't care, let's get stuff done. Georgia Maloney, she comes in from Italy, she zooms in. Elise Stefanik gets out there, she's crushing it. She's kind of good looking, by the way. Anyway, then Donald Trump came out there and did a 90-minute... I don't know, I would call it a stand-up comedy act.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You're stupid, you're gay, you're great, everyone's awesome, boom. We had an awesome time and then we end up going to this doge party. And it's so funny, like, you know, I'm all about juxtaposition, like one thing is one thing. We walk in and young Tico, God bless Tico, he's turned into such a stud. I didn't know about him when he was younger. He's getting there.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
We walk in, he goes, I just want to go to someplace quiet. I don't want to be in for the party. You know if Dylan was there, he's like, where are we going to party at? You know that. So Tika walks in, I just want to go someplace quiet. We're looking for a little place to go. I take him to a little room. He's by himself. He's like, I don't want to hear it by myself.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I'm like, you're at a party, dude. So we get in there. Five minutes later, there's protesters. He's up there. He's doing the Trump dance. But these guys... They don't have anything going, like they have no semblance. So it's like the guy who got arrested is like, what are you in for, buddy? Spitting? Yeah, I spit a little bit on this podcast guy. They don't know what they're yelling about.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
They have no clue what they're talking about. And it's just, they're just raw emotion, piss and vinegar. They have zero facts. Everyone should want to save money. Everyone should want to limit liabilities. Everyone should want to limit our expenditures. But they just hate Elon and they hate Trump.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
So whatever he does, Trump Derangement Syndrome, did you see what Elon said about when he's sitting at a dinner party and Trump comes up? Because people just, it's almost like they get tranquilizer dart in your neck, bro. And they start convulsing and get rabies. These people hate Trump so much, they'd rather the government suffer.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Und Frage, warum arbeiten sie nicht aus dem Büro? Weil wir noch nicht aus dem Büro sind.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Dem Wisconsin Governor introduces Bill replacing the word mother with inseminated person. Dank Gott.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Adam. We're acting like this is some sort of monumental, colossal request to report what you've done. You know who does this? I do this every single week with my assistant. So you know the company that I run, Welcome Funds. Alex, every week, Mondays and Fridays, I say, what are you doing this week? She knows every Monday, I report what's on your agenda this week.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
And then on Friday, we go over the list and see what got done. And she does it every week because that's part of her job. Imagine if she's like, well, why do you want to know what I'm doing? Because I'm paying you. Well, what does that matter? Because that's your job. Never once would she request like this. So anyone who pushes back and it's like, what? Why would you want to even know?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
What I'm doing... It's common sense.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
This might be a good opportunity for you. To buy a house, finally. In Washington.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Get you a warm glass and shut the hell up. He don't know what he's saying.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
That was Adam.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
When it comes to politics, he don't know his ass from a hole in the ground. He's running his goddamn mouth about how he may have to run as a Democrat because there's nothing left in the Democratic Party that has no talent. Stephen Ayer, are you shitting me? I mean, you say you're friends with Wes Moore and you say you're friends with Josh Shapiro. What? I'm friends with both of them.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I think they're really extraordinary talented people. I got news for you, dude. That's six or seven other people in the Democratic Party that are just that talented. So before you start running your fucking mouth off about politics, the topic of which you really don't know anything about, You ought to sit back and think about it and call some people and run it by it.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
But don't let your political stupidity stand in the way of your outspoken and I think often insightful views when it comes to American sports, of which I think you are an expert at.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You're not going to say publicly, but you know what I'm saying? You're like a center-right guy, dude. You know what I'm saying?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Ja.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You mean facial hair clean or steroids clean?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I don't see Stephen A becoming a Republican. I do see him being an Independent. I do think he's shared with us his mother was more conservative. I know you're saying you can see him being center right. I see him being center. And I think the Democrats need more people like Stephen A to bring them back to the center. Like if you're a Democrat, you're the Democratic Party right now.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You guys need to take a long look in the mirror and be like, who in the hell are we? We are the party of birthing people, not mothers anymore. What the hell? So, you talked about it's so hard to break through. It's so hard to break through. Well, Bernie almost did it. And they're like, nah, Bernie.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Get in line, buddy. Trump almost didn't do it. Das ist das Ende der Republikanischen Partei. Sie sind fertig. Wenn Sie Trump wählen... Even if he wins or doesn't win, they are finished. It's so funny. Ten years later, Republican Party MAGA, as strong as they've ever been, and the Democratic Party is in shambles. So I hope Stephen A. Smith gets a seat at the table.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I hope he has such a powerful voice. But you want to lose someone like that? You want to lose a Rogan? You want to lose an Adam Sosnick? That's crazy.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Okay. This is failure to launch, failure to connect. This is her basket of deplorables moment. What she doesn't get, what she thinks that she's representative of what the Americans should be. She's representative of progressive values. She's representative of how we should all be inclusive and DEI and Somalian pirates should be running around everywhere in America. No.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
The American people gave a mandate to Trump. How many swing states did Trump lose? Zero. And Trump, did he win or lose the popular vote? He won the popular vote. That never happens. So what, again... They need to take a long look in the mirror and be like, this is the lady we want representing us?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Routing for America's planes to crash.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
And who employs this guy at this point? What do you mean?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
This is not even a representative of Democrats.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Neck and neck.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Ich werde Tom Manexen, weil ich sein Nummer nicht habe.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
dass, sorry, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass, ähm, dass,
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
It's the same thing.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Das ist ein Northwestern, ist es nicht?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Genau, das bedeutet, sie ist die 98. die populärste Person auf TV.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Well, I mean, there's a reason they didn't fire Rachel Maddow, because she's actually the number one show on their channel. I mean, number one, she'd probably be number 50 compared to the shows that are going on with Fox, even some of the stuff, maybe CNN, I don't know. But the point is, you know, Pat does his big event, he does in Vegas every year for his other company, PHP.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
And there's a phrase that they do, it's called butts in seats. And then you have a whole competition. How many people are you bringing? How many butts in seats? How many are you bringing? Who's bringing? I'm going to bring 100. I'm going to bring 200. Alright. I'm going to bring 300. Bro, you brought 4. You said you were going to bring 300. You brought 4.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Sie hat zumindest ein wenig Pull, sie hat zumindest ein wenig Leverage, weil sie tatsächlich Butts und Seats setzt. Und das ist, wie das funktioniert. Also, ich kann nicht denken, dass jemand, du hilfst mir hier, ich kann nicht denken, dass jemand, der gefeuert wurde, dass er keinen Publikum gedroht hat, außer vielleicht Tucker Carlson.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
She gets 2 million views per show, by the way.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Is this chick really getting paid 25 million?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Rob, kannst du schauen, ob sie nur einmal pro Woche ein Video macht?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
She was doing a one-hour show every night for many, many years. And then she took a hiatus, I think. So I don't know this whole one week.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Probably in her 50s.
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Sean Hannity hat 40 Millionen pro Jahr.
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What a guy, Sean Hannity.
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She's their number one person. And it's not even close. Beyond that, they've got, I think, Lawrence O'Donnell. They've got Chris Hayes, the beta guy. They've got Ari Melber, the rapping lawyer. But she's the face of MSNBC. What else are they going to do? Die nächste Person ist halb ihrer Zuschauer.
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So, I mean, Dan Crenshaw obviously is not emotionally prepared to lead anything. And, you know, he's out of control. And I think that he's a really volatile person. I hope he gets help. I mean that. And... But, you know, he's also a pretty sinister person, I would say, whose priorities are not aligned with this party's voters, but also have kind of nothing to do with the United States.
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So I, you know, I object, I feel, I want to be honest, I feel sorry for Dan Crenshaw. If I had conflict with Dan Crenshaw, I felt like he was emotionally out of control. And so I feel sorry for him. But I also think it's not just him, it's a lot of the leadership of that party just doesn't doesn't put the United States first at all.
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And, you know, they all want to suck up to Trump and America first. Really? Where's the money going? It's not going here. It's going to the countries whose lobbies... So this is what he's reacting to.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
If you can go to that as well. So is Tucker calling out Trump right here?
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Well, we're trying to do what I think just about every American wants, and that's to force the government to be more transparent with the American people. There are lots of questions we have about everything ranging from the JFK assassination to whether or not the government has any knowledge of UFOs that has been concealed.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
And one of the things that Tucker Carlson said that I don't know that I agree with, he may be right, but I don't know, when he says the CIA directors knew, I don't know. I don't know if these deep state bureaucrats even tell their superiors, because they have the attitude that superiors come and go. There'll be a Republican administration, there'll be a Democratic administration.
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Das war vor drei Wochen. Es sind seit 70 Jahren. Was ist noch ein paar Tage, Leute? I need it now!
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It's like the 9-11...
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Look, I think it was Glenn Beck. Anyway, Pat, I just want to say something. I think that aliens... So that means I'll just start ranting and raving and turning red and say nothing.
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Oh my goodness.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I guarantee you, within the next 10 days, they're going to release the Epstein files. I think he said a guarantee. He said 10 days. I want to say guarantee. It's been how many days? Glenn Beck, our friend. It's been 14 days.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Okay, but since he said... No, since Cash gets in. When Cash gets in.
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So how many days is it? Business days, two. Tick, talk, guys. Clock's ticking. So we're going to see what happens there. You guys sound like stubborn children. It's been 62 years. I need it right now. Relax, guys.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
He just got in. How many Celsius have you drank today?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Du sagst, du wirst es machen.
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Sie hat es.
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Dann behältst du die gleiche Energie, wenn du Pam Bondy und Neek Bukaschel kennst.
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Wow. Wow. Wow. Not too hot, not too good. But look, we're back in office. You're lost. Kamala lost. She's somewhere getting intoxicated. Look at that suitcase. Unbelievable. Well, Alec, if you don't want that pardon for murdering that woman in cold blood, you can call it first degree, you can call it whatever you want, but it was not good. She's looking down on me right now. Smiling, happy.
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Thank you for confronting the man. Wer mich rausgezogen hat, wer mich getötet hat... Schau, der Uber-Fahrer ist so... Schau, einfach weg.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Hör doch zu, was er sagt.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Oh, schau mich an.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Ja, klar, klar. Oh, du hast eine Kamera auf mich? Der Ring, nein, das ist der Ring. Du weißt, meine Kinder leben in diesem Gebäude, aber ich möchte, dass du... Wir lieben die Kinder. Wir machen gute Dinge für die Kinder. Okay. Wenn diese Kamera da ist, würde ich deinen Nacken schnappen und deinen Nacken ausbrechen.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Okay, alles klar, Alec Baldwin. Alec Baldwin, meine Damen und Herren. Klasse Sache. Glaub mir. Glaub mir. Okay. Oh, he's yelling at me. I'm a citizen of this country. I was born and raised in New York City. I love you, Alec. Alec, look, Alec, you don't want to attack your favorite president, Alec. Look, I love you. I love you, Alec. He's got more balls than De Niro, that I can tell you.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
De Niro ran away. Alec confronted, that's good. He's strong, but also weak, because he murdered a woman. So that's okay, right?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
So what are your thoughts on this?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I think there's two things that are going on here. Anyway, so listen, Brandon, I really think that... Check out Vinny at the Comedy Club in Turlock, California.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
With your mom, your parents, your Syrian family. Vinny, I swear to God, Vinny, you come near me. The guy's clearly talented, he's clearly funny. You gotta have brass balls to show up at Alec Baldwin's house like that. But at the same time, if this dude showed up in front of my house, if he showed up in front of... I'd break this guy's neck in two seconds.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
If he was around my family doing stuff like this, I'm actually shocked that Alec Baldwin didn't murder you. Because there's a big difference between being funny on the street in front of a red carpet appearance. I get it. You're going to show up in front of my house where my kids are and be a tough guy? I actually give Alec Baldwin literal credit for not snapping this guy's neck.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
He's funny, he's talented.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
That wasn't actually Donald Trump.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Komm schon, mach den Argument.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Er ist in der Mitte der Straße. Ja, wenn jemand auf deinem Elternhaus aufschaut, deine Eltern sind drei, das schöne 30. Geburtstag, und sie beginnen zu verurteilen und auf deine Eltern zu gehen.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
In front of your parents' house? You're going to chuckle? You're going to be on his team?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
In front of your house? It's the middle of the city, by the way.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
He's standing in the street. If you saw him at Robert De Niro at a red carpet, that's one thing. Adam, there's an illegal sleeping outside in hotels. Vinny lives at one, two... Come to my apartment.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Bingo. So, Alec Baldwin, armed to the teeth.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Du sagst das der falschen Person, dann wird ein Typ dein Nacken stoppen.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I saw it.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Get out of here.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
If there's a larger context to this, I get it. But this, I literally could care less about this movie, about these people, about anything. We're in America today. Inflation, cost of living, people trying to pay rent.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Ich weiß nicht, welches Nummer das ist. Jean de Brie. Du weißt nicht, dass Louis XV? Oh mein Gott. Was ist noch mit dem?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
The future looks bright. My handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I never heard of Justin Baldoni before today.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
How old is Blake Lively, by the way?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Can I just give a quick shout out? Speaking of feminists, it's someone's birthday today. It's Chelsea Handlers 50th birthday today.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Adam! Did you message her? She's drunk, she's already up.
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Ich hab euch mit all den Geschichten.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
It goes by the state. So she's in New York. He's actually based out of Texas, I believe. What's funny as well is... It'd go by New York law.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Ist das, was du sagst?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Das ist nur, er hat besucht, er ist da. Also, basierend auf deiner Meinung, er ist der Vater.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Ja.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
This is her tweet.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You're wrong. You're wrong only because he has not admitted he's the father.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
In order for him to pay child support, in order for him to see the child, in order for him to be in the child's life, there needs to be one thing. He needs to be the father. If not, he's just a random creepy dude showing up. So they need to establish whether he's the father or not. Period. Secondly, this is on one person and one person only. The richest man in the world. She entrapped him.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Get in line for how many other women would like to have a baby with Elon Musk. And by the way, for someone who admittedly would like to have a hundred children, he might show up at ten women's house tonight. So to act like this is on her, oh my god, her little cute text message got him into bed. Elon Musk, this is on you. I said this last time.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
This is on the person with the power, the person with the status, the person with the money, he who pays, saves. So whether it's Drake and the girl, remember the whole hot sauce condom thing? That's on him, putting hot sauce in the condom so a woman wouldn't do this. Whether you're an NBA player and you're the...
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Clique Chasers or Jersey Jumpers, what they call them in the NBA, that's on NBA guys not to impregnate Jersey Jumpers. That's on the richest man in the world. If he doesn't want to have a kid, wrap it up. Now Vinny, a condom is something that you use if you don't want to... Column? Yeah, a column.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
So I know that you've never heard of these things, but if you wanted to not impregnate somebody, you would use condoms. Clearly Elon Musk ain't using condoms. Ja, natürlich. dass er der Vater ist. Weil ich kenne jemanden anderen, der definitiv nicht der Vater ist.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Thank you, Vinny.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You are a one of one? My son's right there.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You're acting like it was a one and done thing.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
The fact that it wasn't just a one and done thing. They dated.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
You know what dating means, right?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Are you okay, Pat? Are you okay, Pat?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Alright, last story. You just squirted all over me. You just spilt all over me, Pat. This is the last story. I've lost my voice.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I don't think I've ever said this before.
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I think it's BS. I'll tell you why. You're thinking, this is what the Yankees stand for. No, what the Yankees stand for is the highest payroll in baseball every single year. I think Don Mattingly, who was literally Mr. Baseball, had a mustache. Can I see that mustache, Rob?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
It can't go past your... Oh, so the rule is... You have to grow an Adolf Hitler mustache, that's it?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
I'm pretty sure Reggie Jackson had a mustache. You could have a mustache. That looks like a pretty handlebar-esque mustache. Yeah, but he shaved. He doesn't have a Hitler. So how far can you go down? What's the rule? Same as military and fire department. So where can you go? Right about there. Right about here.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
So you can have a Barbarino side of your mouth.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
But you can have a little dirty Sanchez.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
They won a lot of that when there was... Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and also that other little thing. No black people in the league.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Let me ask you a question. What's on your face right now?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Your stupid looking face. What's on your face?
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
But can you do your job? Of course.
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Der Punkt ist, es macht keine Unterschiede.
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Joy Reid FIRED, Alec Baldwin vs Trump Impersonator, Crenshaw Threatens Tucker | PBD Podcast | Ep. 551
Also nur im Baseball kannst du keine Beeren haben?
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77, ich sage 73.
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Oh mein Gott.
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These people need help. We can't do anything. So you're going to let these people go without getting any help? These people are suffering. You're letting them do it. I'm just asking you to do a simple thing. But I don't have $40 billion. I need your $40 billion. These are two different issues. We can talk about that on a different setting, but these people need the help right now.
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The position of the federal government is that if you do not require voting IDs, we will not give you 40 billion. What do you think is the likelihood that that happens?
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
Yeah, it's fine.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
I don't think I've ever said this before. Ha ha!
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
What does that mean?
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
Your words of wisdom... how we can build up society's defenses against this information, and more specifically, on which measures have proven most effective.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
This page and check if the information is true. So we prepared for a war, and I think we are winning so far. I don't like to celebrate things before they're over. But so far, misinformation has been... very unimportant in this election compared to what happened before.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
And so what we did, I think we got rid or we prevented what we call the useful innocents, people that would forward fake news just without knowing or for not being conscious. I think we scare the amateurs and the professionals. The digital militias that have a hierarchy and are funded, we are paying very much attention to them.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
And a couple of them, we have dismantled with the federal police and with great publicity. So I think we reduced disinformation campaigns to a minimum. in these elections, fortunately.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
It's five weeks ago.
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Okay.
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It's delicious.
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Fuck you, Elon Musk.
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Yeah.
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So you're thanking him right now. I'm appreciating Leonardo Boff.
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saying that your theology is not necessarily Christian. In the second interview, he said that communism was the worst thing in the world.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
Disinformation makes money, and that's one of them. We need to follow that money, and we need to work with the, and particularly the global advertising industry, that a lot of those dollars go to pretty bad content.
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USAID Corruption & Brazil's Elections w/ Nikolas Ferreira & Mike Benz | PBD Podcast | Ep. 550
And so you can work really hard on exclusion lists or inclusion lists to really try to focus ad dollars and challenge the global advertising industry all around the world to focus their ad dollars towards the good news and information, the accurate and relevant news and information.