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What’s Next for SBF & Diddy? | ESCAPE PLAN EXPOSED!
Tue, 18 Mar 2025
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Chapter 1: What happened to Sam Bankman-Fried?
Sam Bankman Free, he's in the same unit as Diddy.
Bankman had a Google document with ideas to get him out of all of this.
And number three was... Sam Bankman Free is currently in prison. Went to trial because he says he's not guilty. Even though when you lay out exactly what he did... and you listen to him explain what he did, he's 100% guilty. Like he's one of these guys that he's like the, or he's typically the smartest guy in the room. And so nobody questions him.
And I guess he thought he was gonna go to trial, get on the stand or do whatever and just explain away what had happened with FTX. So he thought he was going to explain. Oh, his lawyers, they wouldn't listen to him. While he was out on bond, he was doing podcasts. He's doing interviews and podcasts. His lawyers are screaming, what are you doing? Stop doing that.
And he's answering pointed questions. He's like, no, no, you don't understand what we did. What we did was we released this cryptocurrency that we were getting. And he tried to explain it. And then as you're As people would ask him questions, he would try and spin it. And then they'd be like, Sam, in your operating agreement, you said you would not do this. But then you did.
And you go, whoa, whoa, whoa. And then you try to explain it, and you're like, I understand what you're saying, but that's not what the operating group did. That's not what happened. Yeah, you're lying. And so he's not used to that because he's running the company. He's surrounded himself by yes-men who were making big money for doing nothing.
So he then went to trial and once again thought, oh, I can spin it. I'll be able to get this. Goes to trial, loses, gets 25 years. Now he's in prison. I believe he's probably appealing his case, which is another mistake. Because on a large case, there's always going to be issues, right? Appealable issues.
Whether or not you can prove to the court that those appealable issues would have resulted in less time is another matter. So he's appealing his case. He's being held right now. I believe he's in BOP custody or Marshall's custody. Either way, he's in the same unit as Diddy. Diddy. Tucker Carlson had like a primetime show and he also was an anchor for Fox News. They eventually fired him.
He got into – multiple times he got – there were a couple of lawsuits against him. And eventually they let him go. Maybe he quit. I don't really know exactly what happened. But I believe that there were some issues and they parted away. He then started his own podcast. And it brought in huge numbers. And so now he's kind of a conservative host that interviews other people.
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Chapter 2: What are the details of Diddy's legal issues?
We're already in jail. It's so funny, too. Like, I'm lucky because when I got out, I would say stuff like that. I had to constantly stop myself. And now I'm at the point where I say CEOs, the shoe, whatever. But yeah, so he got he I have no doubt he was they called him one day. You know how it works. The lieutenant walks in.
CEO walks in. Talk to you. Hey, talk to you.
Cox, come here for a second. Of course, in the low or the medium, they call you down to like the lieutenant's office. And you'd be like, what is going on? Nope, that's never a good thing. Yeah, no, no. He's never calling you to wish you happy birthday. No, no. He's never saying, hey, wanted to let you know, wow, you're just doing a great job here.
Is that all your game time? Yeah, that's crazy.
Wow, you've been doing- Giving you a raise on your job. It's not what's happening. A whole nickel. So you go down there and then- And so, yeah, you typically you go down there and they go, you know, Cox. Yes. Come here. Stand here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What's up? And then they go, did you? And then they whatever such and such say such and such and do such and such a cop. Who is this that you called?
And they'll play some fucking thing. You're like, oh, that's that's my brother. How come you called? You know, and then they'll ask you something. You're like, yeah, this is what happened. They're like, oh, OK, turn around. Cuff up. No, but what happened? Exactly. Exactly. And then next thing you know, you got some other fucking CEO walking behind you and putting cuffs on you.
And then they walk you to the shoe and they put you in the shoe and you still don't know what the fuck you did.
No, we'll look into it, which means you're about to sit.
Two weeks from now, you're going to get a you're going to get called out. Maybe in two weeks, they'll call you out and call you into a little room and sit down. And it'll be some other guy you don't really know. He's like, OK, what did you do again? You're like, fuck, I've been here two weeks. What do you mean? What do I do again?
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Chapter 3: How did Sam Bankman-Fried's trial unfold?
Or an argument.
Arguments. Yeah, you know how we are. It's two to three. We're going to play another game. But this game is important. Every game is the championship. Every single game is the championship.
They would have, you know what they used to have at Coleman? They had flag football. Flag football is not what you think it is in prison.
Yeah, these guys are. It's aggressive flag football. Shirts are getting torn.
Fist fights, kicking, falling over, banging, slamming into each other. Yeah.
Yeah. It's aggressive non-context war.
It was so bad that I think they made him stop doing it. They had a relay race one time where the guy broke his ribs because he dove. One part of the relay was you jumped on a slip and slide. Slip and slide. I don't even know why they would include that. And as you went on the slip and slide, you had to grab a little flag or whatever. It was just a piece of cloth.
So they had a line and you had slid under it and you had to grab it and then you would win. This guy ran the whole way. And when he got to the part where you go, he dove up in the air. and came down. It's like, you understand the slip and slide, which is really just plastic, right?
Plastic with water on it.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of Sam's prison life?
You've been paying new investor, or you've been paying old investors with new investor money, or you've been borrowing out of the new investor money to pay the old investors, or you've been borrowing from funds that, you know, a Ponzi scheme typically means that you're taking new investors' money and you're paying dividends to old investors.
But they also tend to use it where people are investing in some kind of a fund and you're taking money out of that fund for other reasons. Maybe you're not repaying investors. You're just taking that money out to do anything. Or it's, you know, commingling funds or it's – and he's doing all of that. He's running a Ponzi scheme. He's embezzling funds. He's doing all kinds of things with these.
He's borrowing against funds that are supposed to be secured. He's doing all kinds of stuff that is completely illegal. There's no one specific scam that he was running.
I don't know. I kind of like him.
25.
In order to pay $11 billion in forfeiture. Billion. With a B. Yeah.
He's good for it, bro. He's good for it. Look at the guy's hair. A guy with hair like that.
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Chapter 5: How does AI affect our society?
So how long do you think he'll do on 25 years?
If he doesn't get any time knocked off?
21?
Yeah. No. Or if he doesn't get any time knocked off. No, no. You're thinking 15% off. I'm saying he's allowed to get up to another like 30% off because of the first step act.
Second, first step, first step act? Yeah, I've heard it before.
So the first step act says that if you program, you can earn, it's like, I don't know what it is, 20 or 30% off. It's toward halfway house. But the problem thing is you get the halfway house or home confinement. So you leave, they put an ankle monitor on you and you're allowed to basically live your life. I'm allowed to go to the grocery store. I'm allowed to go to work.
I'm allowed to go to church. I'm allowed to go to the gym. you know, like while I'm on my, so I could do five or 10 years. So he might end up doing 15 years or maybe 14 years on 25. Because he's, whatever it is, he's going to get, he's been locked up like four years, right? Two years. Yeah. Yeah. Two years.
I think he was out on bond for six months or a year before they yanked his bond for just being stupid.
So right now he's still fighting his case. Is that right?
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Chapter 6: What are the consequences of population decline?
I don't think that's true at all. I think you've got an organization that this is his business. I think there's something he did on the side, but as by using Rico, they're able to give him some really big charges. So do I think he broke the law? I think he broke the law. Do I think he deserves time? I think he probably deserves time. Um, maybe he deserves 10.
I think if he took a take up, take a plea for 10 or 15 years right now, he should take it. The problem is they're trying to give him like, like 30, 40, 50 years. Why do you think it deserves 10 years? I think if you've got those guns.
Here's the three counts, by the way. Count one, Diddy racketeering conspiracy. Count two, sex trafficking by force, fraud, coercion. Coercion. Coercion. Count three, Diddy transportation to engage in prostitution are the three. This is just off a news website that were listed.
Right. So those are OK. When I say I think that he should take those charges, it's not because I think because let's get rid of the child. Let's get rid of the underage children accusations. OK, because we do not know that those are true. So let's just go with what they're saying. He's flying in professionals. Right. To to commit acts. And he's paying them. It's illegal.
So that's the charge, right? And those people are ready to testify saying that they were threatened and coerced with weapons. Yeah, I don't think that's the case. Well, I'm telling you what they're charging. Right. And he's got the weapons.
So if they're saying, well, yeah, yeah.
So they're saying, and the weapons are weapons that are defaced. We don't know how you procure them. They're not in your name. And those are these types of weapons. The reason they don't like these weapons are these are weapons that we can't track and they're disposable.
Yeah.
I only bought that weapon so I could use it on you and get rid of it. It doesn't come back to me. Even if it's found later, it doesn't come back to me. I didn't buy it in my name. You don't know how it got here. You don't even know if you can track that weapon at all because it's been defaced. We don't even know that you're going to figure out where it came from.
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