Vincent Oshana
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Podcast Appearances
I want to talk about your investments. I want to talk about you. How much money did you spend on private helicopters?
I want to talk about your investments. I want to talk about you. How much money did you spend on private helicopters?
There is no reason for me to disclose anything. My personal investments? Yes. That's ridiculous. Well, you said you're a businessman and Pfizer could be a buyer. What did you mean by that? I invest in businesses. That's not news. It's all about making money, isn't it? How do you think I paid for this? Is it all about money? Too bad you can't afford that.
There is no reason for me to disclose anything. My personal investments? Yes. That's ridiculous. Well, you said you're a businessman and Pfizer could be a buyer. What did you mean by that? I invest in businesses. That's not news. It's all about making money, isn't it? How do you think I paid for this? Is it all about money? Too bad you can't afford that.
What are you going to do with this?
What are you going to do with this?
I don't think I've ever said this before. Yeah.
I don't think I've ever said this before. Yeah.
This guy speaking is Julius Malema.
This guy speaking is Julius Malema.
You must never be scared to kill.
You must never be scared to kill.
10% of the voters support him. Give or take. Kill them is what he's saying. Did you hear that? Watch what he says.
10% of the voters support him. Give or take. Kill them is what he's saying. Did you hear that? Watch what he says.
So whatever way you want to pose the question, I'm not going to say you got me.
So whatever way you want to pose the question, I'm not going to say you got me.
48.
48.
What jurors heard today were tales of appalling physical abuse by Sean Combs as prosecutors portrayed him as a monster who controlled people and plied them with drugs, threats, money, brandishing guns during these on-camera sexual performances that he liked to call freak-offs.
What jurors heard today were tales of appalling physical abuse by Sean Combs as prosecutors portrayed him as a monster who controlled people and plied them with drugs, threats, money, brandishing guns during these on-camera sexual performances that he liked to call freak-offs.