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Jeff Teague Apologizes to TEAM LEBRON, Joe Budden Success Creates Beef for Rory, and the WNBA WANTS to GET PAID
In this riveting episode, we dive headfirst into the complexities of athlete compensation as WNBA players fight for their financial rights. With female players receiving a mere 8-9% of league revenue while their NBA counterparts enjoy a much bigger slice of the pie, we break down why this isn't about equal pay but about fair revenue distribution in a rapidly growing league. Angel Reese's willingness to strike represents a turning point that could reshape women's sports economics forever.
We don't hold back when examining the problematic Nelk Boys interview with Benjamin Netanyahu, where these young streamers essentially provided a propaganda platform without challenging claims about Gaza. This leads us into a fascinating discussion about media responsibility and the dangerous consequences when influencers venture into political territory without proper preparation.
Hunter Biden's shockingly candid interview about crack addiction provides one of the most raw moments we've discussed, as he breaks down the neuroscience and psychology of addiction with unexpected eloquence. Meanwhile, our disappointment with AOC and Jasmine Crockett's votes on Iron Dome funding exposes the gap between progressive rhetoric and actual voting records when it comes to Palestinian human rights.
The Wall Street Journal's reporting on Trump's name appearing in the Epstein files paired with his sudden change in messaging about transparency gives us plenty to speculate about, while Joe Budden's $20 million podcast empire paying talent just $1.5 million raises serious questions about fair compensation in media.
From Pedro Pascal's oddly intimate moments with his pregnant co-star Vanessa Kirby to the undeniable chemistry displayed on their press tour, we're asking the questions everyone's thinking but few are willing to voice. Join us for an unfiltered conversation that challenges conventional wisdom and refuses to play by establishment rules.
stud buds, like I ain't even know who these women were. I've never seen them play not one millisecond of basketball, but I know they be wearing straps.
Speaker 2:The only difference between crack cocaine and cocaine is sodium bicarbonate and water and heat. Literally that's it. That's it.
Speaker 1:And those things are pretty much free if you go to like a science store.
Speaker 2:This is free.
Speaker 1:What the f*** is a science store. Your neighborhood convenience and why would the things be free there?
Speaker 3:I don't want to tell people when people question no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is why I don't like, because you sitting here trying to villainize this man. If you go and I try to villainize every man. No, I'm not gonna let it.
Speaker 1:Do you this time, because if you go and y'all need to unionize at the JVP, that's all I got from this article. Like that was my main thing. I was like, wow, they make so much money. And then I was listening to the show and nobody was up in arms and I was like what?
Speaker 3:I would be burning that condo down to the ground but it has to wear on worry, because I can only imagine if I'm the only one who is reacting and putting myself out there, getting put onto the blogs, having people having like this, having conversations about like, if I'm always the one who's the center of that like how do I know you got my back in these situations?
Speaker 1:the whole company.
Speaker 3:That was a company trip he was, he was feeling himself everyone knew yeah, that's his boo, that's his baby, that's the love of his life yeah, no, they're gonna be together yeah, this is like my dad used to always say man, don't let your wife stop you from finding the love of your life. Man, don't get mad at us, big dog, because rich hit you up on the phone and say, hey, you need to. You need to apologize real quick, real fast.
Speaker 1:I can understand why jasmine wouldn't do it, and why it doesn't? No, I don't, because it doesn't.
Speaker 3:I'm saying her beef with Marjorie.
Speaker 1:It does not matter. That's what I was going to say. I think it's extremely childish and petty for you not to vote for a bill that would that you agree with, because somebody that you have beef with presented this bill. You are a United States representative representative like. We don't give a f**k about the beef that you have with this lady. If, if it, if it means that you're giving more money to people who are children in the streets of f**king.
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Speaker 3:That's it your whole life is revolved around talking about other people's lives. My parents told me the funniest story the other day what happened?
Speaker 1:about, like some of their retired, like adventures they be going on mad adventures but it was just like it was something outside more than us I mean they don't work.
Speaker 3:They get to work and collect old people checks, but no. So their friend had came into town or whatever and they wanted to go to like a museum. They wanted to go to like a restaurant in Atlanta, in the city or whatever. So for some reason they just randomly Googled like a restaurant and they met there and my parents go there, they sit down, they're chopping up with their friend and they started looking around other people, little cohorts, other people who are attending the restaurant or whatever, and they start noticing men are taking shots off of each other.
Speaker 1:Is this a restaurant?
Speaker 3:or is it a bar? It's like a bar and restaurant okay and so they're like they're getting really, really giddy in the area. My mom's looking around, my dad's looking around, like what's going on?
Speaker 1:here, where were they at, you know?
Speaker 3:I don't remember the name. I think like it's been like scarred in my parents after this moment, but they said everybody was pretty cool with him. My dad was like I should have known it was a funny guy bar when they called me zaddy when I walked in.
Speaker 1:I didn't know what that meant? Yeah, he's a grandpa technically they should have called him grand zaddy. Yeah.
Speaker 3:But no, that was hilarious. I was sitting there, like y'all should know. Do a more in-depth google search it don't matter.
Speaker 1:If the food was good and they had a good time, then the goal was accomplished. Yeah, but my dad, he's a.
Speaker 3:You know he's from. He's a baby boomer from the 50s. You know he he's. He's a. He's okay with the squirrely guy, but he's still not like outwardly like oh, whoa, okay, yeah, he's like. That still shocks him when he sees men kiss on television oh, like he's like whoa.
Speaker 1:What's going on here? I don't know why. I thought pops was just like he's, not like I mean he's cool, it's just we love the gays.
Speaker 3:He's not against them, it's just still. His sensibilities grew up in a time where seeing that still, you know, provokes a reaction, not a negative one or like one that he's like oh, stop that, funny fella. You know he's not doing that, he's just like stop that funny fella is so stupid.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he's not taller guys they take any shots with any of the gays no, they didn't do any shots, they just went there to eat they. Oh, he's like surely would have took a shot if I was there.
Speaker 3:No, he's old folk man.
Speaker 1:He was there, yeah but, like first of all, she'd be ready to get lit with me. She'd be the only one. Frederick's family is so subdued compared to mine like they're.
Speaker 3:So you, you've seen what we when, when my parent, my dad, had the party, was lit that was there.
Speaker 1:I was at that party like wow, it's very quiet and subdued at this party. Nobody, you haven't been to my family's gatherings compared, so I get why you think your family is lit. I'ma show you something.
Speaker 3:I'ma learn you something I'm definitely going to the corner.
Speaker 1:I'ma learn you something like you can literally not even hear yourself think I could probably yeah, you haven't, you haven't even experienced.
Speaker 3:Just me and my dad together drunk well, yeah, that's definitely experience like where did he? We're just yelling yelling, yelling.
Speaker 1:Nobody's mad yelling yeah that's one of.
Speaker 3:Those are the moments where you're like where did he go?
Speaker 1:everybody has. Yeah, frederick, just be disappearing, it's got it.
Speaker 3:It's like how batman just goes off into the.
Speaker 1:That's a that's a question that I am going to have to answer, so much for the rest of my life. Where's frederick at this point? I don't know. He's safe, safe and happy, like that's all I can tell you. Like past that, it's out of my hands.
Speaker 7:RIP.
Speaker 3:Ozzy Osbourne.
Speaker 5:Help me with my mind. People think I'm insane.
Speaker 7:Because I am drowning over time. The devil is back in hell.
Speaker 1:All day long I've been drowning, but nothing seems to satisfy me the whole time.
Speaker 5:Ozzy Osbourne made peace With his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1:Every time I let him pick the music I regret it, it's hard. It's not, and we are african-american and people of the diaspora, so technically you don't give a fuck about ozzy osbourne. It is unfortunate that a human life was lost, but the human life was old and did a lot of drugs so we can't just deal him a shoutout. I just did.
Speaker 5:That was like a horrible shoutout. Rip Chester. Under the pressure of walking in your shoes, every step that I take is another mistake to you.
Speaker 3:The early 2000s needed you.
Speaker 5:I've become so numb I can't feel you there. Become so tired, so much more aware I'm becoming this. All I want to do Is be more like me and be less like you. Can't you see that you're smothering me, holding too tight? Be afraid to.
Speaker 1:I'm like boys ate that song up. They killed that shit.
Speaker 3:Rip Chester Yep. I don't know who that is, but ate that song up, they killed that shit.
Speaker 1:Rip Chester Yep. I don't know who that is.
Speaker 3:That's the lead singer, the one that he hung himself.
Speaker 1:Period. I had no idea.
Speaker 3:Yeah, man, some really gnarly shit. You're now listening to Talk FNF TV. I'm your host Absurd Rhetoric. I'm with my lovely and amazing and gorgeous co-host, miss Farrah. Hi guys, I should have forgot to add that in there. Real quick.
Speaker 1:That's it, thank you. That's it.
Speaker 3:Alright, so we got stuff to get into Really quickly.
Speaker 1:I would like for y'all to notice if y'all are listening. I want to tell y'all that my fan matches my jewelry they were supposed to, they could have caught that you could not if they're listening you could have waited to the minute, the minute the end of it. The middle needs to be brought to their attention immediately all right.
Speaker 3:So there's been some disrespect in the highest order. These podcast brothers, brothers are going. They're insane. They just think they can go out and just say whatever they want. There's been a lot going on.
Speaker 1:There's a couple sentences that this man has said to me this week that I'm like, excuse me. You said what happened. Well, this happened today.
Speaker 3:So I told you before who Jeff Teague is. He used to be the Hawks point guard, probably five, six, five, six, seven years ago, sure, and he has his own podcast called 520. It's on a volume, of course he does, they all do but, um, basically he violated so I'm gonna play this clip of him on his show. What he said about king james it was, it was entirely disrespectful, and then I'm gonna debunk it. So I I need y'all to hear this, because this was, this was insane uh, which bra was better?
Speaker 6:miami hebron? Miami hebron miami, I'm going, this cabs bra because this cabs. Bra had a third man y'all crazy. He was on steroids, bro. He had to sit out. He was on steroids for real, like legit was on steroids, bro. Bro, he had to sit out. He was on steroids for real, like legit was on steroids, bro, allegedly.
Speaker 1:He had to add that in there because you wildin'.
Speaker 6:There goes that Clutch Force alligator. Y'all remember that, though. When they was like everybody, they started testing for HGH, and they was like yo, and he had to sit out. Like he said, his back was hurting.
Speaker 3:He sat out for like three weeks and he had to sit out, like he said, his back was hurt and he sat out for like three weeks and he came back skinny. This is just I remember he came back in. He was. He was crazy, though did that happen? I'm gonna break it down real quick. So he a lot of the stuff he said there was, like factually incorrect in the manner that he discussed. So first he said miami braun was the best braun in the manner that he discussed. So first he said miami braun was the best braun. Lebron james played for the miami heat to the beginning of 2000, with the first part 2010 2011 season. He played there and he ended 2013 2014 season when he said lebron took, uh, a year I mean a couple weeks off. That happened the next season. That season happened in when he was with cleveland.
Speaker 3:He went back to cleveland yeah so he was there for I think it was like three weeks. Yeah, he was right about that that he sat down. The league didn't start testing to hgh to the next season so the next season after he went back to the calves. So after remember basically the story that he said presented, he took two seasons and matched them together. He took a break one season and then he they started testing the next season.
Speaker 1:OK, if you go put these types of allegations on this black man's jacket, this black king's jacket, you better be well researched sir.
Speaker 3:But a lot of them begin reckless like that because when I was looking into this, I saw that Kevin Garnett actually made a joke or comment regarding saying lebron was on some type of juice. And then there was this guy named uh, chanel sonny. He's like a ufc fighter. He was on flagrant 2 and on there he actually described the drug that he said lebron james was on and said what it did basically helps like blood circulation and flowing so that you can recover faster, it can play and do things longer. So it's not necessarily something that will make him a better basketball player, it just makes him be able to continue doing what he's doing at a high rate. So again, it's all legend, but this is what. These are people who recklessly have attacked lebron and for the most part what I've seen. There's never been anything where like no lawsuits have been filed, nobody's been taking the court for it no, he's obviously still in the nba of reputation intact about uh defamation oh, okay, like him filing defamation suit on him.
Speaker 1:Okay, yeah, no, he hasn't done that so I've always.
Speaker 3:I've always thought that was surprising, especially when the flagrant two thing happened, because like that was egregious. Seeing this one here I know that it's kind of like joking because jeff teague eventually come out he did a post where he was like I was just playing. I didn't like this because he said y'all are weird talking about.
Speaker 1:Like the fan reaction was weird, the one that said the weird shit in the first place you in the studio, all live. Nobody's stopping you from saying anything that you're saying and you mad at us and then like even if you want live, you then could have edited that out. You could have edited that out afterwards, but once you got it on, live.
Speaker 3:You can rewind it yeah go back and just copy. That's what people did okay, the thing is, don't post it on youtube they did post it on youtube, they streamed it on youtube, but they can't go back. And you can, if you're watching a live, and go back and rewind it. Don't get mad at us, big dog, because rich hit you up on the phone and say, hey, you need to, you need to apologize real quick, real fast really quickly though, because I've heard the rumors about lebron juicin and there was something having to do with savannah around that rumor so that that she said that, like she, she was taking them or something like that, right?
Speaker 1:So what was going on?
Speaker 3:So the story kind of the what happened was it happened like in 2013, where he was under a federal investigation. There was apparently a trainer that she was working with and one of his partners was working with as well, and they were supplying them with some type of supplement and essentially that's what he said it was theirs. There was no finding that LeBron was doing anything. The investigation, kind of you know, went away from there, but if, if anybody would think anything, she put the coke in her pussy.
Speaker 3:Essentially, this is. This is the same LeBron James who hid having surgery Cause they found a mass in his jaw that they thought at one point was cancers and nobody knew. Y'all gotta be in my business see, but I don't know what they cutting open and taking out of me, but be able to keep that secret when you're one of us. It was happening in 2009.
Speaker 1:He's one of the most high profile players in the world I mean everybody in the hospital can't say anything, right the hospital can't, but there's eat.
Speaker 3:Come on now. They got kobe's pictures out and about the day. Yeah, so it's not. Yeah, it's not hard at all, especially I would say 2009.
Speaker 1:I would say that a hospital is a more controlled environment than just out in the wild but no she like I said, man it happened in 2013.
Speaker 3:If you look at what else happened, september 2013 that's when they got married. So I mean what you want to do. You want to put a one-to-one?
Speaker 1:period. He was like nah, you a real one, for real, yeah, I mean, if you, if anybody was she been holding it down. Though we speculated she had been holding it down allegedly. This is all alleged, this is all from the foundation that is shaky in the first place, and we're building off of a shaky foundation but if you put two and two together, they had been married already.
Speaker 3:I mean they had been dating and had two kids already yeah so it wasn't like they was in a rush to get married and then this investigation happens later on that year. Let's just say it makes sense why she he sided with savannah during the drake beef yo, you saw them outside. That was wild they was.
Speaker 1:Lebron was like they, not like us.
Speaker 3:He was really like no, the camera sucked though, because every time they said drake or any of the salacious lines, they took the camera off of lebron's face I didn't like that, I peeped it, uh.
Speaker 1:and then there was a another clip of lebron somewhere and they played what Did I Miss? And he was just sitting there stoically like Nah, I didn't see that.
Speaker 3:That might have been Flu Gazy.
Speaker 1:Okay, I saw that he was just sitting there.
Speaker 3:I mean it does kind of dissonant that song a little bit.
Speaker 1:Literally. That's mostly about LeBron.
Speaker 3:Yeah, for the most part. So I can see him not being happy. But I did see another clip. I'm not sure if the clip that's going around is from last summer or not.
Speaker 1:Really quick. What did I miss? That's a crazy concept. I thought you guys were my friends. That's what that song is about.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he does have a lot of songs like that. Some of his best songs are about that. Don't portray me, I will make a music about you.
Speaker 1:Honestly, if you're being betrayed consistently on a regular basis, like every other year, maybe you're the person that's the problem. But see, this is this is why, like, I think, maybe drake might be the problem. Did you hear top five got stabbed in the neck. Yeah, I've seen the stitches.
Speaker 3:Oh my god, it's getting real this man what's in london?
Speaker 1:yeah, he was like ain't no killers over here? And the killers was like oh really yeah, hey, bro in it yeah, hey bro, in it Stab, stab, stab.
Speaker 3:That was deep too.
Speaker 1:That was like immediate karma.
Speaker 3:I couldn't imagine he could have died. That was near the wishbone.
Speaker 1:He could have fully died, isn't it?
Speaker 3:jugular. Yeah, yeah, that was right, by his jugular.
Speaker 1:He's lucky to be alive and I'm sure he's going to swiftly shut his mouth after this oh, you don't know. Top five you think he's gonna run his mouth even more?
Speaker 3:for sure they go. He's gonna keep running his mouth until they take him top scar, though I would call that now top scar I don't know, I don't think that scar five we, we're gonna have to network it workshop, workshop it a little bit, we're gonna have to workshop it.
Speaker 1:I don't like that. That don't roll off the tongue. I don't think it's.
Speaker 3:It's that creative, yeah but overall, man, y'all brothers gotta just stop with this. These allegations on lebron, I understand it felt like when you was playing against him. It was an unstoppable force of nature and you can't comprehend how you fail in comparison to him. But the hate, that kind of hate, gotta stop. I'm good with legitimate hate, but that jeff t, jeff t, that just that wasn't cool for you to try to put that on the fan base, cause you know what you was doing. You know you was trying to be a sucker, lebron, but y'all can't be messing with the clutch boys, man, they gonna come after y'all yeah it's really that simple.
Speaker 3:I'm imagining how cause?
Speaker 1:why even bring that?
Speaker 3:up cause they hating he never beat LeBron in a series. I don't think he beat him in a game in the playoffs.
Speaker 1:And now you're not even going to beat him at podcasting.
Speaker 3:Oh no, he's going to bother you. I just imagine what that call would have been like when Rich called him up and was like bro, what are you doing? Are you serious? Right now? This man is one of the greatest players. I can just imagine him going in on jimmy and then jimmy. I'm sorry, bro, my bad, I'm a post right now.
Speaker 1:My bad, my bad, I got you ever been checked about some shit? You talked who me?
Speaker 3:yeah, because you talk a lot of hot, hot, popping shit yeah, I mean nothing that I would feel like I had to go back on me. Somebody just came to me and was like they didn't like what I said and I just doubled down on it.
Speaker 1:I just of course you would have you ever apologized, nigga I've said I've apology most time I get it.
Speaker 3:If I've really done something to somebody where that wasn't my goal, or I do feel bad about the repercussions of my actions, or you know the results of my actions, yeah, I'll apologize, but most of the time it's like I'm just sorry that you feel that way that's not an apology, that's that's a dickhead, but I I say that all the time, though yeah, sorry that you feel that way
Speaker 3:yeah, I'm sorry that you perceived my actions wrong and your feelings led you to be in a shitty state of being, but that's your fault to me like this feels like kind of going into the drake thing too, where, like the downfall that he's trying to predict of him, it just feels like all of this kind of is playing up to, because everybody keeps saying drake is going to expose lebron and what I'm like going back and you know doing two mans back in the day. Okay, you know trying to break, remember.
Speaker 1:He said we're going that's why savannah don't like drake. You saw everyone being like yo. She hated that nigga drake had lebron outside.
Speaker 3:Oh for sure, yeah and he was like it was like like precise, like she probably couldn't even send the pi to be out there because it was like he couldn't find nothing yeah, the pi was pissed off.
Speaker 1:Yeah, too many ndas being signed.
Speaker 3:There's no evidence lebron would have never got caught at a coldplay concert, definitely not can I just? Say this, we don't have to talk about it can I just tell you not talking about that a man who's cheating on his wife with a woman the same age. I promise you he loved that woman that was the love of his life. No, he hates his wife he loves that woman more than he hates his wife yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1:That's the way they were hugged up in public with the whole company.
Speaker 3:That was a company trip he was, he was feeling himself. Everyone knew, yeah, that's his boo, that's his baby, that's the love of his life yeah, no, they're gonna be together yeah, just like my dad used to always say man, don't let your wife stop you from finding the love of your life man, if you wanted to play some shit that uh, a white woman ate like her.
Speaker 1:Her statement that she put out that shit was eloquent and swift. I was like who wrote this lady? Fucking whistle down like what is happening here. She white woman did up OD. No, I didn't hear you because I was talking and you know what happens. I got a bone to pick with my husband. I'll literally be in the middle of telling a story and he'll start a whole different conversation while I'm still speaking. This has happened multiple times and I'm here to tell you and him that next time he does that, domestic violence is going to happen.
Speaker 3:Well, at least I got the evidence to show the authorities.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, lock me up, Throw away the key. I'm putting my hands on you next time that happens.
Speaker 3:See, and when y'all see us on the news. Bobby and Whitney, that's what you want and I'm going to be Bobby. That's what you want us to be painted as.
Speaker 7:Whitney used to win, so okay.
Speaker 3:You Bobby, you Bobby, take your L. Bobby used to get his ass whooped, so I guess we got to give a little shout out to Joe Budden. He was on the New York Times, they did a op-ed on him, or whatever.
Speaker 7:It was really a puff piece.
Speaker 3:I'm going to be honest with you. I read it. There was no detail, no journalism, no in-depth research. They didn't even mention the Rory and Maul breakup. I think it was probably one sentence that they even brought it up.
Speaker 1:How long was the article?
Speaker 3:It was probably three scrolls. It wasn't too crazy, so it wasn't going to go in-depth, but no, they could have. To me that was quite literally a puff piece. There was no kind of journalism into it. It was just talking to joe and ian the whole time and they just was flexing, talking about we make 20 20 million dollars a year.
Speaker 1:the cast pay 1.5 million that's what I was confused about, because should the entire cast of like 17 motherfuckers? Should their salary not be a little bit more than 1.5 million? If the total revenue per year is 20 million, is the talent over there not being grossly underpaid?
Speaker 3:it would seem like it, because I mean generally in a business you would think about 25 to 35 percent you would expect to be allocated to the actual work, but then again we don't know how much he's paying for the back end stuff.
Speaker 1:No, we don't. But they said that their biggest bill, the thing that they spend the most money on in the article, was the talent. So everything else they're spending less money on. Joe and ian are literally pocketing so much profit, oh for sure, versus the rest of them and I know that like joe carries the show on his back, he's the reason that everyone is there. But also like we wouldn't tune in to listen to old nigga joe yell on the microphone by himself, by the millions on a on a weekly basis at all.
Speaker 3:No, so the cost, like so they didn't even really kind of go into that, into the like the actual concept of the cast. How do you bring this to life? Like how that's? That's the part where they said they were independent contractors.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like which, which also just means it lets me know that like he's practicing, like giving them as little as possible.
Speaker 3:Well, it's not, as little money, as little benefits benefits is was more than anything not necessarily as little as possible financially.
Speaker 1:But no, we already know that from the 1.5 out of the how, what is? What percentage is that? That's probably not even like six percent like that's, absolutely that's a little bit of 20 million, it's six percent and I would like to know if you could look it up real quick. What is the average like spend for a company to pay out their employees versus revenue, like I would like to know.
Speaker 3:I said generally, for most companies like a retail store, something like that. You would be like explain what most general companies like, either 25 to like 35 y'all need to unionize at the jbp.
Speaker 1:That's all I got from this article. Like that was my main thing. I was like, wow, they make so much money. And then I was listening to the show and nobody was up in arms and I was like I would be burning that condo down to the ground. You would hear the gasoline being spread like they would. Y'all would have to come arrest me.
Speaker 3:That's crazy so, and you know, he just purchased those condos too. Yeah, so he's, I mean, and he was buying crazy amount of cars waterfront condos in new jersey.
Speaker 3:Like I don't even want to hate on that because that's what I feel like it's getting to. I really just want to discuss the journalism in the in the op-ed because it was really just subpar with that. I'll say it didn't get into, like I said, roy maul didn't get into any kind of in-depth with the, with the cast. It didn't discuss like any of the ads like he did. This one thing they kept saying was like we try to have like three main ads at a time and then we circulate that, which is obviously the finesse, for we just tell people you can bid to be one of these three ads and the way that we integrate you in the ad.
Speaker 3:It's kind of hard to tell what's an ad and what's not. So you don't really. You don't really know if it's two other ads in there or if you're one of the ads. You just know you hear your product being discussed in a favorable manner. So I mean, like I said it, it was very empty piece. Uh, I really feel bad for that. Uh.
Speaker 1:Journalist who wrote that like to, to me, jessica.
Speaker 3:Tess Testa, you couldn't. You couldn't discuss anything with anybody outside of that. That's the part that gets to me. Where it's not even you could have found confirmation from somebody outside. It was no like other source besides Joe and Ian, and then just whatever they viewed what was going on.
Speaker 3:I mean it's an op-ed so but it did wake up a lot of conversation. It definitely types of conversation, did it wake up? Other than joseph is robbing those people up there? So you know brandon jennings, we just discussed him before on the show. He's on gil's arena, he does the podcast with with uh, gilbert arenas and he was trying to give big props to joe. And he was trying to give big props to joe in regards to, you know, the recent success and the, the piece that came out in the new york times and he said joe, joe deserves it. He got rid of salt and pepper, business started booming and the cast is way better.
Speaker 3:Man, joe retweets that no, but joe then retweets that you know being appreciative and whatnot, but he claims to say he deletes his post after that because he claims he didn't see the salt and pepper part. Because that's dissing, you know rory and maul and he said he didn't see that he'd never want to disrespect the son of jake. What he was just saying. You know he was just dissing maul in that moment too, but rory responded to. So he say so I'm gonna bring up, because they went back and forth because he's been.
Speaker 1:He's been making mad jokes about wanting rory back. When a nigga like that make that many jokes about something like that, he's not joking like. He wants rory back and he will get rid of ice and ish for rory. I petition for it.
Speaker 3:And this is how petty Rory is. Rory retweets what Brandon says, so everybody can look on the timeline and see he started it and then he goes. Last time I seen Brandon was at highlight room. He went out of his way to speak to me and tell me how much he respected how I handle everything with Joe and they call Joe a goofy or whatever. I said until you and maul settle y'all issue or whatever. I'm just paraphrasing because I don't want to cut all this out. Um, he said he didn't want, he wasn't comfortable speaking to him and that you know they would just settle there. He told him he was gonna. Brandon told me he's gonna give him some merch or whatever. And then rory was just like. You know, my daughter, I'm not lying his dude was on some weirdo shit. You congratulate Joe without shitting on us, basically.
Speaker 3:Then Brandon responds oh like I said, it was a back and forth where they were going to. He said for one thing, he said it like it was 10 seconds, they was talking about Joe, but then he came with like a bigger post the next day I guess he Brandon. You know we talked about Brandon. He ain't got to get his thoughts in order, he ain't. You know, quick on the draw with it you know.
Speaker 3:So he comes back the next day. He says in 2021. Rory, when I saw you in the corner, teary-eyed, yes, I did come up to say keep your head up and if you wanted gear, that's what it was teary-eyed is a drag.
Speaker 3:He said if you wanted that gear, was it. He wanted gear, that was it. We never spoke on Marla Joe, don't do that. You was in the club looking for sympathy. You got a little attention. You want to relax, buddy, so do you remember? I'll tell you about why him and maul beefing so maul used to kind of be like a personal assistant thing to a lot of different professional athletes and he used to work with brandon jennings and I believe once he kind of started working with joe he just kind of left that circle with brandon.
Speaker 3:But brandon had purchased him like this jesus piece. That was kind of like part of the team thing. You know, guys just get you changed like you're part of the team, and so they got into it one time and maul came back to the show and discussed like they falling out and he had the jesus piece on as maul would.
Speaker 1:That's some shit maul would definitely do.
Speaker 3:You should have known, your friend that was so crazy seeing him with the jesus piece on talking trash to brandy basically saying like oh, some people just they get out of their body and all this other stuff.
Speaker 3:Whatever it was, it just seemed like some ego stuff yeah, 100, some man shit but I wanted to ask you this because I've been noticing a trend of when individuals kind of come at mall and maybe they chime in and throw rory into the side, rory always seems to be the one going in head first talking to the person who's like trashing, like. Even when I think like torre says something about mall, he said he brought it up on the show and that's just like. I'm kind of getting tired of the same old, same old, where somebody talk about y'all and it's just roaring being the attack dog you think maul try to come off as a real nigga so bad?
Speaker 1:because he's actually not that at all and he's actually a big, big, big bucket of pussy in real life.
Speaker 3:I don't I don't want to believe that, but the whole like just putting the laughing emojis every time like you're in something much too nonchalant at this point.
Speaker 1:I don't think you can chalant to me.
Speaker 3:There's some people you don't have to respond to, but I feel like brandon jennings when somebody the history that y'all had together. He even went on joe's show one time because he's supposed to wake it up on him but he ended up leaving early for whatever reason. Y'all it's time for that to be hashed out, because he's literally always taking shots at him on gills arena at this point.
Speaker 1:I just think maul is a liar. I think he lies about his lifestyle. I think he lies about the type of nigga he is and how upstanding of a street nigga and and the type of man that he tries to convey himself. As I think he's lying about being a vegan because the nigga has not how you. I've never seen a bigger vegan in my life and for you to have been a vegan for that long, like are you just eating hot Cheetos? Like I don't understand how you that big at all. I think mall is a liar.
Speaker 3:I can see that.
Speaker 1:And I think Rory has attached his livelihood to this man. At this point and you can't, rory could probably pivot one more time. I he might have it in him but I feel like Rory doesn't have. I feel like Rory doesn't have the energy to pivot anymore, so he's like let me just defend our brand every time it comes into attack.
Speaker 3:But it has to wear on Rory, because I can only imagine, if I'm the only one who is reacting and putting myself out there, getting put onto the blogs People like this having conversations about, like, if I'm always the one who's the center of that, like how do I know you got my back in these situations? Or like what? Like, what does it even mean your place in this if you can't defend people who are coming at you like that? Main thing? If you listen to brandon's tweets, I think rory going at them.
Speaker 1:I think rory probably knows that maul generally has his back because they both left joe together and to my understanding it was rory first and then maul following rory. Right it was more.
Speaker 3:Rory brought the. The rory woke it up, because he's not pussy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he woke and then maul followed him, because maul's a big bucket of pussy.
Speaker 3:No, it's not, it was more so well you can see that like it was more so rory put the idea out there in regards to what potentially could be happening, and when maul caught wind of how egregious the the claims were, that's what kind of pushed him to like no we this is what we do caught when, when you was a part of the whole thing in the in the first place is crazy.
Speaker 1:But like he was not paying attention, yeah, he said that it wasn't until it got that to that point.
Speaker 3:Granted, you have my lawyers doing my lawyers are doing my lawyer thing, so I'm not really worried about that. So I can see, once it got to a point where dang we not getting no headway? My lawyer keeps telling me we not getting no headway.
Speaker 1:Now I'm gonna explode yeah, and he smoked weed. Like if you smoke weed and you vegan, you should be much thinner mall like I don't think you should be like a stick or something he much thinner and he don't work out like what do you?
Speaker 3:I mean, he might you know, he might, I think, mall might forget a big boned, I think he may forget bread sometimes.
Speaker 1:It's not vegan yeah, he probably just be eating hot cheeto sandwiches for breakfast, lunch and dinner like I. It's like we eating fries and and and beyond, chicken nuggets. It's processed maul, just eat a steak that's crazy.
Speaker 3:All right, uh. So I do still have some more joe button related topics to get into, so one first. I'll start out with rip to malcolm jamal warner, formerly known as theo, on the cosby show yes, tragic drowning death of a strong black king.
Speaker 1:And he was with his daughter and I'm sure his daughter is never going to look at a body of water and not be traumatized ever again yeah, and that's why I don't be playing with the water.
Speaker 3:Yo, like you be wanting to get into the water and get on boats, I'm never, I'm never gonna get in the water at night by myself with a child.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was. It was after sunset okay, well, not that night, not that night well, after sunset I'm not getting in the water in a different country at with a child, the costa rica yeah okay, it's just man, this is I'm. His daughter was eight, like she can't help you, nigga nobody could really once the current it's a tide, yeah so once that happened it was over with.
Speaker 3:It was really nothing you could do, so it was. It was really tough like seeing you know the reaction to the situation, but melissa ford had actually did an interview with him about two months ago so it was exposed in the midst of the actual day it was announced where she changed the title to the last interview or the final interview for malcolm.
Speaker 3:That got a lot of people like up in arms about it, which I think rightfully so yeah, and I think profit off of his death and the justification the justification behind that is she actually changed it back, so she knew she was wrong, so she knew she had did something wrong, correct. And it was a little eerie because in their conversation they had a like really deep and kind of like intimate conversation about death and legacy a little bit of it and that was kind of like wild to not only have that in the interview but then to try to put more attention onto it by putting the final interview that.
Speaker 3:To me that was just disgusting behavior. Yeah, like people try to attribute it to similar how. Like the news reports on things, clearly if she changes the title she's not standing on it, so why would anybody else do it like it didn't?
Speaker 1:that didn't make sense to me because people have parasocial relationships with with people. You you feel like you have to defend somebody who's not even defending themselves. They already, they've already admitted wrongdoing and you over here standing on a soapbox that they not even standing on with you, it's really weird.
Speaker 3:And then and then joe was tweeting.
Speaker 1:Shake my head yeah, she looked crazy. She's been looking crazy for the past couple weeks, though it's been a couple instances where mel's just been not looking too good. Girl, I need you to get it back together. Go on a silent retreat or something.
Speaker 3:Get it she actually did. She's doing a movie right now, so she wasn't on the next episode of the pod they said that she's going to be gone for the next two weeks. So it's either. It looks like either suspension or we could be doing a movie, but I think it's more so a suspension again she just be wilding she do. That was to me because a lot of people thought ian had something to do with it.
Speaker 1:He even tweets like no, don't put that on me, that wasn't me plus, what type of Tubi movie is she doing if she only gone for two weeks?
Speaker 3:I mean you can get a lot. You can get some, some good shooting done.
Speaker 1:I mean she might be doing a Tyler Perry film no, they just went in.
Speaker 3:They went crazy on Tyler Perry. They're not going. Tyler Perry's not bringing Melissa for all after they did that little piece about his uh escapades. They not doing that.
Speaker 1:I wonder when we're going to get updates about Tyler Perry's situation, because we haven't really gotten anything.
Speaker 3:Oh, they about to settle. Don't worry, we're going to hear that soon.
Speaker 1:Shannon settled Yep Me and that lady retired from OnlyFans. Did we talk about that last week?
Speaker 3:No, we didn't talk about it. Well, he just announced the settlement just earlier this week.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:So no, we didn't. I actually took it off the list of us talking about voting we don't have to like fully get into it.
Speaker 1:We mentioned it. The lady stopped doing OnlyFans because she got a bag from Shannon. And then the lawsuit they settled. They said that it was a consensual, tumultuous relationship.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was kind of funny, though, seeing the clip go around where he said he only gave his.
Speaker 1:Like you really got that's like karma for you this is the type of behavior where, like it justifies people who say the black men are the weakest link she got a point there.
Speaker 3:I don't understand why you would be happy for like your daughter like. Why would you like revel when you've only given your daughter a small amount of money?
Speaker 1:that's your child, and now a white woman is going to retire her entire bloodline from your dumb black ass.
Speaker 3:Now just imagine if you just would have spent the money that you probably would have gave Gabby that weekend on your daughter. Like you not see Gabby for like two months because you gave your daughter the money. That's how much less trouble you would have got into.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you made your bed. Now you got to lie in it.
Speaker 3:All right, let's get into this WNBA conversation that's been happening.
Speaker 1:The WNBA All-Star Weekend. That's what this was. They've been cutting up. I didn't even know what it was. I've just been watching the stud twins.
Speaker 3:Stud buds.
Speaker 1:Stud buds. I didn't even know who these women were. I've never seen them play not one millisecond of basketball, but I know they be wearing straps and I like that. This is the type I've said this over and over again Like. This is I need, between plays, give me the stud buds, like a little clip of them. That's how y'all gonna get me.
Speaker 3:Man, it was like Sodom and Gomorrah with all these clips that was coming out. Man.
Speaker 1:It was so good.
Speaker 3:They was dancing on it, like there, sodom and Gomorrah, with all these clips that was coming out, it was so good. There was stuff you would never see. They were dancing on each other erotically. And where were they? I think they were in Indiana.
Speaker 1:Yeah, in Indiana lit. Imagine if they were in, like Atlanta or LA, if the WNBA All Star Weekend is ever in Atlanta, I'm going, I'm going to be outside.
Speaker 3:That's all it takes.
Speaker 1:I want to be outside with the, with the, with the stud buds with the tall lesbians. They're not lesbians, they just girls.
Speaker 3:They not lesbians not all of them I'm not saying all I.
Speaker 1:I want to be outside, specifically with the tall lesbians you're looking for the stallions yeah, I feel so protected you feel like asia look out for you. Yeah.
Speaker 3:Asia Wilson, yeah, od. No, it was funny just seeing like a lot of different personalities kind of seep out. I even saw like Caitlyn like really like opening up with them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, a little bit yeah.
Speaker 3:You got to see A lot of them. Look good, man, Like I said, it's not to me. I don't have a problem where I go in to comparing where the WNBA is now or then and the past with the NBA and a lot of stuff that I'm about to say here was things that I said that the girls had to do. One of those was start a whole other league, which they did where they had like a three-on-three full-court league that was just going on.
Speaker 3:That's other league which they did, where they had like a three-on-three full court league. That was just going on. That's what angel did, right? Angel just did this past one. So I said needing to create competition in america. So we've done that already. So that's at least a start. Now they're discussing strikes and potentially holding out, because a lot of people are having this like misconception about what the wmba players want. If you can be stupid and think that they want to be paid just like the NBA players, but that's not even the case. That's what Caitlyn's shirt said, though. No, it said pay us what you owe.
Speaker 1:She said no. Caitlyn's shirt said pay me like the NBA.
Speaker 3:Oh, did it? I did not know, I saw no, caitlyn.
Speaker 1:No, you can continue talking, while it might have not been real.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that was clickbait. They all wore the same shirt. But what I was just getting at to was people don't have an idea of how these things work. So in the CBA it's split up pretty much a particular way. The players only got like eight to nine percent of the revenue. So of all the money that's generated, they only get 8% to 9% and the owners are split up between the NBA owning about like 42% and the other owners owning the other.
Speaker 7:I think it's about 42% 43%.
Speaker 3:So essentially upper management is controlling a large portion of where the revenue is going to.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yahoo Sports did an article about how it wasn't a real shirt is controlling a large portion of where the revenue is going to. Yeah, yahoo sports did a did a article about how it wasn't a real shirt. They um edited her shirt saying I deserve nba money, which you know go ahead, girl.
Speaker 3:I mean we y'all got to get it nba revenue first, but salute. But I'm not against them wanting to have a better split. If you look at back when we discussed in that I believe I said that in the video the men had like 60, like 63 early on in negotiations and then slowly but surely they were weaned down because the businessmen said, hey, we'll make the pot bigger, meaning we'll generate more revenue, if you give us a bigger percentage which I mean, it can easily make sense if you, if you think about it, if we only got a hundred, if we're only making a hundred thousand dollars, and I got 60 of it, but then you say, if I give you 50, 50, 50, the pot's gonna go to a million.
Speaker 3:Well, I'm gonna take that. That's way more money than what I was getting in the in that maybe five times what I was making our pot. My salary is now five times the pot. Meh, the old pot anyway.
Speaker 3:So no that's why I hate hearing people. I was actually having a conversation about this with somebody and with every talking point I kind of broke it down to the point where it's like you just don't think the women deserve any kind of respect because no one's asking for the same money. They do need to ask to play more games. I will say that the season does need to get longer how long is the wnba like?
Speaker 1:40 games, not even versus 82 in the nba. That's crazy so they probably need to up the games there y'all could probably get paid more if you played more games.
Speaker 3:Yeah and then they even try to say like, oh well, they're not serious, they're not willing to not play. I'm like angel reese said they're willing to sit out next year if they don't get this cba. Agree, agree to right. So they're willing to go to the length that they need to go to that's good I think they.
Speaker 3:I think they should, because asking for a higher percentage of revenue is not a crazy thing, especially when, when people say there's no money in the league, how come they're getting new teams? They just signed a tv deal yeah, and they're getting.
Speaker 1:It's becoming more popular. They're getting more brand deals. It's on the rise.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so that's why I'm saying it doesn't make sense for people to use this kind of logic and honestly, if you think like that 95, you're a bootlicker more often than not. Like, honestly, if you see a union, a group of people requiring more money for themselves and their livelihood and you go against that. You are a tool in a bootlicker Like I think that it should go without question.
Speaker 1:Same yeah, so if you're like no, this big guy at the top needs to keep all the money and keep hoarding it, and the little people at the bottom don't don't deserve more money.
Speaker 3:You can suck dick maybe you should throw up on it choke on it like for real.
Speaker 3:We both agree. So I do want to definitely see that. I'm glad that, like, the things that I said are like coming to fruition with that, because I told you, like they have to, they have to fight back, they have to be willing to strike, they have to find competition. And now the biggest thing that y'all really need to do is separate from the league, separate from the nba, because as long as y'all are attached to the nba, you are what I said in the last video you are developmental league because women can't play in the nba if you're good enough, so it's a developmental league. Because women can't play in the NBA if you're good enough, so it's a developmental league for women that aren't good enough to play in the NBA. But if you separate it and now y'all have no more ties, then you're your own league and your own competition and then now y'all are competition rather than being like brother sister league.
Speaker 1:I want women in the NBA. I want Draymond Green knocking bitches out on the court. Oh my God, I would start watching. I want to see Kaitlyn Clark versus Draymond Green, like for sure-sies.
Speaker 3:I think, if something like that was to happen. The first instance you would see would probably be someone who's like a spot-time shooter, who could come in like three or four minutes a game because they're going to get attacked on defense every time, like every time they have to play defense, they're going to get exposed.
Speaker 1:so you would only want them in the game for a little bit but sure, and you know how women are like a little bit more aggressive in their game when they play with other women yeah, I mean you don't have to be more than a little aggressive. You got to be strong when you play with the men I know I want to see some big studs on that court period. Let's get it. Let's get it together. I mean, the future is 2025, the future can be.
Speaker 3:Any can be. Can be that, because we just seen that little, what seems like 17 year old girl in france. I don't know what they feeding them. She was dunking too.
Speaker 1:Hey, oh yeah, she was like six foot 11 going up a big ass bitch.
Speaker 3:She's 6 11. She was like 6 5. I'm oh okay, I was about to say 6 11 girl moving. I just I just be saying words, but the reason I said, if you're 6 11 girl moving11 she was like 6'5. Oh okay, I was about to say 6'11 girl moving.
Speaker 1:I just, I just be saying words.
Speaker 3:But the reason I said if you're a 6'11 girl moving like she was, you are a freak of nature yeah, no, she would be, I would I would be like you're coming to the national, national basketball association respectfully, like after your playing career, you should just go into breeding like if you, if you're a 6'11 woman moving like that just breed up.
Speaker 1:No, she doesn't have to do it herself. She can just donate her eggs, breed up give it home grown take hers shacks, put them together, let's see what we get. See, I hate when people say that that's disgusting when people, that's um what you call it, what? Eugenics.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's nasty that's definitely eugenics, but you were just saying, you just told the woman to go into breeding yeah, I'm, I'm telling her who to breed this. And then I just make a simple suggestion, and I'm the one taking it too far. Yeah, you was already all the way over there. No, you gave a partner. I didn't. I just said go do it with a tall, talented basketball man.
Speaker 3:No, then you said Shaq, so we can start talking so we can get a big basketball baby See that's nasty. Let's get into shaq. You know, maybe gonna have a thick neck. Get into what shaq said. Did you hear what he said about megan?
Speaker 1:and clay. I didn't hear what he said. No, but I know he want megan, so then they're gonna dirty mackin, regardless of what he said no, it's work.
Speaker 3:This is actually kind of a little bit worse than dirty mackin, and it's. It's funny because it's still very like. It resonates to me that people are still scared of Mike Tyson because Mike Tyson was on this episode and none of the reports say anything about what Mike Tyson said. Mike Tyson might have said some stuff more crazier than what Shaq said.
Speaker 1:Mike Tyson can still like knock niggas out. I'm not. Nobody is fucking with Mike Tyson. You have respect for the rest of your life from all of humans.
Speaker 8:The Stallion, who played Thompson. Though he plays basketball. He was in the Warriors. He's one of the greatest shooters of all time. He's now on the Dallas Mavericks, really, and he's with Megan the Stallion.
Speaker 7:Six weeks. I'm not going to say nothing. I'm not going to say nothing. My kid, I can't take it.
Speaker 8:So what Shaq is doing? He's setting the line, our DraftKick Sportsbook line at the summer. Six weeks. You don't see it lasting into the fall.
Speaker 7:Six weeks. What did it surprise you? Listen, come on. No, Listen, man. She got shot. For that that might go after a long time. She got what you know six weeks ain't nothing.
Speaker 3:You got shot, so you gotta. I don't know.
Speaker 7:Listen, man, she got shot for that that might be a shot for that pussy. You know, six weeks ain't nothing, you got shot. So you gotta you gotta give her some credit, right, you gotta give her a little credit that's what I said.
Speaker 3:Nobody said anything about what mike tyson said. Young mike tyson is insane because she got shot.
Speaker 1:For what?
Speaker 3:for clay no, she's saying just. I think he was just saying that the she got shot because he was so enamored with her body. Tori, you think he got shot for that pussy?
Speaker 1:oh okay, no zeros like, but you, you have you've seen this the content they've been putting out. Right, you can clearly tell this is a staged, a pr relationship, because it's quite obvious yeah, I think um rock nation put her with a wholesome young black man, wholesome who is um, who has a clean image, and then she started the, the, the or whatever, like she's something, because she has that lawsuit on the way.
Speaker 3:The one they're talking about, with her being nasty in the car.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the one where she was having sex with women in the backseat while her driver, or whatever, was in the front, unconsensually.
Speaker 3:So you said they put her in a heterosexual relationship? High profile.
Speaker 1:A high profile. A high profile, clean relationship and then, like she's part of a whole, like she has a whole foundation, raising money for elderly, with elderly people and children and stuff. I think this is just a precursor?
Speaker 3:what told you that this was the phony relationship like? What gave it away to you?
Speaker 1:um, when he showed the three hundred thousand dollar watch that she got him and she he called her a nice lady. That was insane. It's a nice lady like. That definitely came off the script, but also that might just be a corny nigga, you know like that that might also be like because from to me I'm like, yeah, like look at, I'm flexing like my bitch. My bitch got money on like that's what a nigga see.
Speaker 3:The reason why I don't agree with that is because clay has bodies. He has a track record. Yeah, here what's his name laurie the.
Speaker 1:His track record has been white light skin. It's been getting, it's just been getting blacker. No, he's with coco, before he was okay okay, he gave her the.
Speaker 3:You know, I'm saying spider, what's his name? Uh, mitchell. What's his name? Uh, donovan mitchell. Let, donovan, you got that dog. I'm done with that.
Speaker 1:And now he on with meg, even though sierra and russell set them up, but okay sierra. Oh no, well, I mean you know clay they, they literally she's seen him with clay, though he's seen him with clay they've told the story that they they're the ones that set them up yeah, after clay was done with it.
Speaker 3:You know, I'm saying clay was, it was over with done with it.
Speaker 1:That's a human being and you sound like a dick bag that's how clay was moving.
Speaker 3:Now we gotta see if Clay is a new man now Like Because again this seems to be like the new thing to do is like, when you are an athlete on the way out, get with a high profile rap girlie for a couple of weeks to kind of boost your profile.
Speaker 1:Who else has done that?
Speaker 3:Stefan Diggs.
Speaker 1:OK, he's on his way out.
Speaker 3:I've said it plenty of times the man tore his knee last season.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, yeah, his way out. I said it plenty of times. The man tore his knee last season.
Speaker 3:Oh yeah yeah, you're right, you think um who else did that? I think it may be the new trend. Okay, so we got two right now I'm just trying to see who like.
Speaker 1:If it's a trend, it has to be more than two people. If it's two people, it's a coincidence. If it's four, it's a trend.
Speaker 3:What shawty. Who got with the dude from? I think it was a philadelphia cat dog. What's her name? One of them? Dolls, dream doll, or one of those dolls they got cash doll. She got with a player too oh, he's a football player yeah okay, period.
Speaker 1:Um cash doll is not one of the ones that you get with for um clout or high profile anything, though that you can't tell her that like he. He likes her. He's not doing that for clout.
Speaker 3:She don't got no clout for real you can't tell her that, the way she be her face in the camera I mean where she put that the way she be spent spinning it and she should have more.
Speaker 1:I like cash doll. I think she'd be spitting and if you look at it, real bitch shit too.
Speaker 3:no, but if you look at it, he not really cool with a lot of that, because a lot of videos that be supposed to be all cute, be her doing all that extra stuff and him pulling her away. I haven't seen any of those. Yeah, I know y'all they never pay attention to that. I've also seen them in person.
Speaker 1:You say you have.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh sweet, they spent, they spent time, oh my.
Speaker 1:God, you know who I saw again the other day Mace and then I was like we made eye contact two times. I was like next time Mace, I see, because I've seen him at least four times at this point. I was like next time I see him, I'm taking a picture with him Like I'm too New York to act cool around Mace for a fifth time.
Speaker 3:You got to ask him what happened to the man in Atlanta. Oh, you don't know that story.
Speaker 1:Okay, I'm just letting you know, next time I see Mace, I'm taking a picture.
Speaker 3:And then I saw jordan chiles.
Speaker 1:I took a picture with her olympic um gymnast, jordan chiles. Yeah, we took a picture together. Oh, you felt. You felt like it was your big one. Well, there are some people that I'm comfortable with, like fangirling over, and some that I'm not because what makes them comfortable for you to do that like what?
Speaker 3:what do they have to?
Speaker 1:she was really sweet and she was talking a lot, I know, but everybody what do they have to stick to her? Okay, being communicative to people, yeah okay, being open, okay, sociable, okay, yeah, when, um, when I helped uh, it don't matter, when I helped big boy, he was like, he was like rushing, trying to get out of there I was I couldn't have asked him for a picture or anything.
Speaker 1:I was just like let me, let me be professional. But some people I'm like I I can drop the professionalism a little bit and like be like oh my god, I love you all right.
Speaker 3:So we gotta get into some crazy interviews that's been going on. You, you individuals, are some of the sickest people I've ever seen in my life, like I don't understand how y'all are pulling this off. So, first off, I'm just going to just announce who the two interviews we're going to talk about nilk boys interviewing benjamin netanyahu crazy sentence like that.
Speaker 1:Should have never, ever came out my mouth nope, none of those words should be sequenced together, ever and then channel 5 live news is like a parody news page.
Speaker 3:They interviewed the goat, young hunter biden. Dog hunter biden is the goat.
Speaker 1:Let's just start with men yahoo, so we can get into the nonsense, because I want to finish off with the nonsense okay.
Speaker 3:So the milk boys who I mean, if y'all aren't familiar with them, they're just kind of like they, part of that like aiden ross kind of group of guys where they like they. They have this weird little disposition pathetic little dick red pill content it does seem like that to a little bit to a degree.
Speaker 3:So they had benjamin and yahoo on. They did like an hour interview with him and I want to say I couldn't get through probably the first 20 minutes because they just sat there and let him say whatever he wanted about hamas and what they were doing and at no point was like any ounce of pushback.
Speaker 1:Let me ask you a question when you saw milk boys, what are they? Milk boys, the sperm boys? Um, interviewing benjamin netanyahu. Did you think that hard-hitting journalism was about to happen? Did you think that you would click and and get actual journalism? Oh for sure, I knew it wasn't. Okay, like I knew, they were way out of their depth. Okay, because a streamer doing an interview with benjamin netanyahu, regardless of who the streamer is, insert name. It's gonna be a dick sucking marathon.
Speaker 3:It's gonna be a glazing marathon, that's all it's gonna be, yeah, especially when you don't. Why is?
Speaker 1:met and yahoo on your, on your platform, like essentially, and let's speculate about that too but why they on after?
Speaker 3:yeah, oh no, we can get into that in just a moment. It's it's obvious that these guys were picked for a particular reason, and it's kind of because they spit on it beautifully.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they knew there would be no pushback and then they would be allowed to paint this narrative about. Like I said, there was no, they weren't cutting them off, they weren't kind of they were. You could tell they were not invested in this conversation and all they could ask is the most superficial and general things, like I think they started off talking about not even like the bombing or attacks, but like the aid, and he tried to say, oh, they won't let them get the aid, they won't let them, not letting them get the aid even though, or they said, they'll steal the aid and all this other stuff even though they have been shooting people in line waiting for aid.
Speaker 3:Then they'll say, oh, we send, we send flyers out to tell people to leave their homes because we're going to bomb this area and hamas tells them to stay and then you remember the, so we have to bomb them the, the trucks of aid that apparently were coming, and it was just mostly body bags like it's, it's, it's it's evil behavior.
Speaker 3:And and after they interviewed him, they went on this kind of like long press street not just there's a little press run about it doing streams with other people. They talked, they sat down with uh hasan, uh nick fuentes, uh myron, they did. They was on everybody's stream and I think hasan has some of the best questions to ask him about. About, essentially, how did they get in contact with them? And they said they had got a call, essentially from one of their contacts and because I think they also interviewed trump before the milk boys, because they were one of the people he sat down with but they had got one of their white house contacts and they asked them hey, we got the opportunity for you guys to interview benjamin and yahoo, would you be down? And they were just like hey, we're always down to talk to whoever. And they tried to like paint it as like we're always getting you know controversial guests.
Speaker 3:We'll sit down and have a conversation with anybody, but you have to understand when you're far out your depth and if you're not going to prepare for it in a real way, you are now being used as propaganda tool and anybody who calls you out on it.
Speaker 3:It's for real. I don't think they ran away from that. I don't think they really have the shame capacity like that. These kids, these, they don't have that capacity for that kind of shame anymore. I don't think it exists, definitely not like it doesn't to them. Nothing that that happened there.
Speaker 1:Further, anything that they could have stopped or or helped improve on I think when you grow up on the internet as much as kids like in their 20s have grown up growing up on the internet and you've grown up on social media specifically, like shame doesn't exist anymore you show, you can happily show you a whole asshole on the internet and if it benefits you numbers and monetarily, then it doesn't matter, like what you did to get to where you're at. If you made the money, then it, you're fine.
Speaker 3:I just want to give you a little example what it just kind of sounded like why do they say israel's like starving the people of gaza?
Speaker 7:well, because we're trying to get the food in and we let food trucks in. And guess what happens? When we let them in, hamas steals, the food takes the good chunk for itself. Then they jack up the prices and then they sell the food uh, to population, to its hungry population, if they give them at all and then use the money that they take from their own people to recruit more killers into their territory.
Speaker 3:So just also to know that Benjamin Netanyahu was also part of the founding and implementing not the founding but the implementing of what would be Hamas. His staff in the group has been quote on saying that they knew they were going to have an enemy for decades. Uh, when they assist in their way of assisting hamas from being put in control.
Speaker 1:So yeah, that's always what happens when um a bigger power goes into a region and rapes the region. So then the the youth is angry. There's, you're gonna create an angry group of people who want justice for um, what they went through. Okay, so why do you think metanyahu basically it sounds like his team reached out to be on this stream because, obviously, um, israel is not, uh, getting the best pr, especially with young people yeah, he's not even doing interviews with israeli journalists?
Speaker 1:no, so, um, obviously this is like a, a attempt to change the image and like how people perceive israel and try to make them seem like the good guy when that's not the perception right now. So they're just trying to go around to younger streamers, do interviews to try to flip public opinion, but I don't think that's gonna happen. When we literally have videos of people and children starving on the streets covered in dirt, like I don't think humanitarily, like and and um, morally, nobody's gonna be on your side.
Speaker 3:I think they feel like they've lost the moral edge that they've been able to 100. I don't think they've ever had it they've been able to rely on it because it's always been a perception of these are our allies.
Speaker 3:What they're doing is inherently good, and what anyone does to stop their interest is inherently bad so that's all you, if you never really dived into the conflict, that's all you would ever hear is essentially that.
Speaker 3:And when you have these guys now, where you're getting to this point, where it is going to be so hard to resist, and they're trying to get to these young men, because you have nick quintes, on the other hand, who is full-on like exposing the whole operation essentially, but because you can, you know, mask him under the guise of he's anti-semitic. You know you can push him to the side and say he's a crazy guy, but you can't ignore his influence and that's why you go to milk boys, because they're the closest thing to a nick fuentes without being like the super anti-semitic or being like a degenerate like aiden and all that stuff. So he's like that's the closest you could get to is the milk boys and it's it's pathetic man like those guys really just look like two doofy sellouts, like the whole time wearing the american flag during the interview, like wearing that as your tie.
Speaker 1:That's so stupid how big is their following? Because wouldn't men and y'all want to go to like an aiden ross or someone who has like a much bigger following aiden is a lot more controversial than they are.
Speaker 3:He'd be doing gambling and stuff like that. These boys don't be on that okay, so this is a safer. Yeah, because they're little bitch boys yeah, they're little punks who can't even do to me again somebody who, again we're growing our platform. Of course we're going to want to talk to people who are going to get clicks and engagement, but I feel like not doing your due diligence, not really respecting your own platform and resisting and just even just a little bit like the fact that he talked about weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 3:You didn't ask, bro. You've been saying that for 30 years, like where are they when?
Speaker 1:when, where are they? Did y'all find them? Ever traces? Did you find the shells of the weapons of mass destruction? Did you find blueprints for the weapons of mass destruction that y'all didn't draw?
Speaker 3:did you ever see the old clip of him talking about the weapon, like how far they were with the nuclear bomb? And then he has like this little makeshift rocket or whatever that he's like showing building. It's so crazy. You got to watch like these conversations that he has about this. It's sick but also hilarious at the same time when you think like this is what they think they can get off on the public and they do every time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because people are stupid and they don't do their research. But we got to go to the vibe man.
Speaker 3:My boy is a vibe. Tell me what I'm crazy. Tell me I'm a sucker. I don't care.
Speaker 1:Hunter biden is really that dude yo this is absolutely insane, like hunter biden actually sitting down for an interview, like it was old.
Speaker 3:It was hilarious because this channel they do these kind of interviews too. But they just put like a quote that said we have the craziest interview coming tomorrow. No trailer, no, nothing like it's just going to do numbers as soon as we drop it, and this one did 41 million views. I'm about to play oh, wow 41, and this is hunter biden discussing his love for a substance like I've never heard a man discuss love for no, there's only difference between crack cocaine and cocaine is sodium, bicarbonate and water and heat.
Speaker 2:literally that's it, that's it.
Speaker 1:And those things are pretty much free. If you go to like a science store, this is free, what the fuck is a science store, your neighborhood convenience store, and why would the things be free there?
Speaker 2:I don't want to tell people how to make crack cocaine, but it literally is a mayonnaise jar cocaine and baking soda. How different is the experience? Vastly, vastly different, and for real. I feel really reluctant to kind of have some euphoric discussion I know you're not asking me to do that but have some euphoric discussion.
Speaker 1:Reluctant. That's how you naturally feel about crack.
Speaker 2:Okay. No, it's the exact opposite. I'm saying I don't want to have the experience of some euphoric recall that's how powerful crack cocaine is. Does crack cocaine make you act any differently? No, is it safer than alcohol? Probably People think that crack is being buddy. No, it's not. It's the exact opposite. When you make crack, what you're doing is you're burning off all the impurities so that it's combined with the sodium bicarbonate which makes it smokable. That's all.
Speaker 2:You know all of these actors and you know people in the past that talked about. They had a problem with cocaine and freebasing. They were smoking crack. So straw on the stove is the same thing Not exactly, but close to it, but it's a little bit different.
Speaker 2:But anyway, my point about it, that your point about it, which I think is is true is that there's a thing about crack that is really insidious, and what it is is that any time. Uh, you know, I think one of the reasons that they believe that smoking cigarettes is so addictive is because it combines three really important things. It's habit forming, there is an oral fixation and there is a ritual combined with it, and so the idea of hand to mouth is a habit and a fixation that we learned very early, even as children, with a pacifier, with a spoon with your thumb, even to breastfeeding Really, so I don't want to get into the psychology of it because I'm no expert With a pacifier, with a spoon, with your thumb, this nigga breaking down crack addiction Really, and I don't want to get into the psychology of it because I'm no expert.
Speaker 5:Yeah, but he was talking about smoking.
Speaker 2:You combine with that ignition, combustion, and then you combine the ritual. You have your cigarette in the morning, you have your cigarette when you get out of the car. You have your cigarette with your coffee Crack. Is that on steroids? It's over and over. There's ritual to it, there's a ritualized part of it. The combination of all of those addictive behaviors together becomes like really powerful and the drug in and of itself is a more immediate euphoric sensation oh my goodness, I have never heard a white man discuss crack cocaine like he was tyrone biggums ever in my life.
Speaker 1:He said I can't even talk about crack because I'm going to get too happy talking about crack, Because that's how good crack is.
Speaker 3:Did you hear what he said?
Speaker 1:I've never, wanted to try crack until after, like a little bit. He was like just soda bicarbonate and some, some water first of all, there's so many things that I like I've never done coke or crack, but naturally I want to refute. How is crack the more pure form of coke when you have to do things to it?
Speaker 3:because you're burnt. That's how you get impurities out. Is do things just like when you cooking in the. I've seen you cook in the stove and you get impurities out of stuff.
Speaker 1:Okay, I guess scientifically that makes sense. But how is crack less dangerous than alcohol?
Speaker 3:well, I mean I would, I would assume that, because people people who are alcohol.
Speaker 1:There are more functioning alcoholics than there are functioning crackheads I would debate that, I would 100, debate that.
Speaker 3:Who?
Speaker 1:do you know, or adjacently know, that is a functioning crackhead? Because everyone probably knows one, maybe two functioning alcoholics. Who the fuck knows a functioning crackhead disconnected from that? That cracky part of the family, aren't you gotta?
Speaker 3:stay away from the family's cracked stay away from them parts.
Speaker 1:No, I'm glad don't take me to that family. No, actually that's probably the lively part of the family that I'm missing no, we stay far away from that no, I'd probably have a blast with that part of a family no give me the, give me the unpure crack I'd rather do coke before I do crack for real, but that's because white people do coke, is that prejudice of me that I trust coke more than crack? Yeah because coke is whiter than than than crack is.
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, no, that's, that's a you let the, you let uh reagan beat you that's a crack in my black armor you, let reagan win. Yeah, no I, oh no, you did.
Speaker 1:You're a dare kid, I'm gonna go do crack tomorrow.
Speaker 3:Fuck it, because because fuck reagan, I'll go do crack I remember one time I was going to the, to the convenience store that I used to live by my old apartment, and I seen a guy pull out.
Speaker 1:They was definitely out there selling crack. Sometimes I would go out there and I'd be like I don't know what that smell is, but I think it's crack.
Speaker 3:I've never smelled crack, but I this is a this give me a cracky feeling I promise you, the dude probably put out a rock that was probably like big as my like top part of my thumb and I walked out and I seen him pull it out of his bag and when I came in, after I got my food, he was on the floor. No, he was selling it. He had like $400 in his hand, a joint that was this big.
Speaker 1:Now we need to start selling crack. That's what I was thinking. I'm in the wrong business. We need to go back to that apartment after we blow up and start selling crack.
Speaker 3:I was like yo I'm in the wrong business. Yo. Four hundred dollars, I think I have four hundred. It was literally when he had seven minutes. It wasn't seven minutes, it was less than that I was three minutes store I went to the store grab some food and as soon as I came out he had four hundred dollars in his hand. Wow, it was all dirty 20s and 10s, but it was four hundred dollars.
Speaker 1:Nonetheless yeah, someone's in there. We really only got to sell crack for like three months too, and then invest that money and then we good like that's what I've heard before like I would sell crack until I make a good like 50k and then I'm done, I'm out of the business you never gonna, you never gonna see me again.
Speaker 3:see, no, you couldn't do it, because the moment that you got the money that easily, you would never stop you. You would start living like you were always going to have that money. Yeah, I'd go to jail Because you couldn't. The reason why a lot of people get caught in that I'd be Franklin.
Speaker 1:That's the reason why people get caught. I'd be Franklin. Like a motherfucker.
Speaker 3:That everybody feels like you got to go. There's a lot of folks who sell drugs and they sell it at a low clip and don't get in trouble Because they're not having ambitions with it. They're just doing enough to keep it going. Keep it by Passing by and then you know I'm a flashy nigga too.
Speaker 1:The police would catch me immediately, frank. What's his name? Lucas? I'd be in an iced out car, diamonds, a Diamond Bentley, so I would never do no crime with you.
Speaker 3:I would never do crime with you. I would never let you know I was doing crime.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't even let you know I was doing crime. I wouldn't even let you, you wouldn't let your wife know that you were doing crime.
Speaker 3:If I had like millions of dollars stored away, I wouldn't even let you know. I would let you think it's hundreds of thousands of dollars instead of millions.
Speaker 1:Can I still go shopping?
Speaker 3:As you thought, we had hundreds of thousands and not millions. I don't like that. He right, but I don't like it. Got us control you like I would. I would probably like even if our page start doing number like I don't know man, the money not coming.
Speaker 1:It's like big check what are you talking about? It's not in here. The page is linked to both of our shits. No, it's not in there, the fuck.
Speaker 3:I can log in and see what we making just gonna have to keep it off the low man you gonna be like where did half this money go?
Speaker 1:I went to the chanel boutique. Like I'm playing the hermes game, I'm trying to get offered a birkin. We have to spend a hundred thousand dollars before they give me what maybe I want like all right, so jubilee had uh madid hassan.
Speaker 3:He is a journalist, a british american journalist on their channel. He generally leans like left-leaning and a lot of his politics very heavy critical of Trump, and what they did was they brought him around like essentially 20 far-right conservatives, and what they do in this platform is essentially they have him sitting in the middle and people race to go and talk. So they've had like Sam Secker I think that's the name right and then they've had a bunch of other people dean, I believe he was on there.
Speaker 3:Charlie kirk has also been on there. Uh, candace owens just recently was on there, got bodied by the feminists. It was ugly, but essentially they had they sit down, they have this conversation and you basically go back and forth your points. They'll have like fact checkers and stuff like that that'll come up, and in this one it got insane. So I'm gonna play the little teaser that came out a few days before. Like this was like anticipated. A lot of people were kind of like interested in seeing how this went my family lineage is settlers from the 1500s. You don't look very native american to me native.
Speaker 1:I am native american whites are native americans.
Speaker 5:What are you talking about?
Speaker 7:you know what are you?
Speaker 8:talking about you're a little bit more than a far-right Republican. Hey, what can I say? I think you say I'm a fascist? Yeah, I am. Listen to me. I am an immigrant. I'm speaking for personal experience. I don't even like I Should get the hell out. Yes, why, I don't want you here and it got pretty insane.
Speaker 3:So one of the guys that called himself a fascist he named like pine sap on the internet and he ended up going like really crazy on there like he wasn't saying nothing like super racist, but he was just basically saying things like he don't believe in democracy. He wants a authoritarian leader who's benevolent, who only gets voted in one time and then after that you can't vote anymore.
Speaker 1:Like he was just saying something like really wild, like super gnarly shit and I think if you're a man who wants an authoritative leader, you're a bitch like. You just want to bend down and be told what to do by one man for the rest of your life.
Speaker 3:It was very, very submissive behavior like if just get a dom it was funny, go to a dungeon and get a dom it was funny too, because he was basically saying, like you do you know if he's going to be on your side? Like, are you sure he's going to not attack you? He said, oh no, I'm going to be the right one. And it. It showed that, especially from these far-right republicans. But I think in just general, like people of that ilk conservative ilk anyway they see themselves as, like white people are the reason america became what it is, or like the world it is what it is today. Like their existence is what they believe is the fundamental point. So like they don't believe in democracy without white people, they don't believe in any kind of government, any kind of existence void white people. If that happens, then it's not a legitimate state to them we are where we are in spite of white people.
Speaker 1:The world is where it is in spite of white people. We've crawled to where we are and it's, it's.
Speaker 3:It was crazy watching this and seeing, like, how lost some of these people are, because even when they were having a conversation around, like are immigrants a good thing? The dude who told him he wanted to leave, he actually kind of like went back and forth with him regarding a point, but his point was so insignificant because he found one industry that he was studying. He tried to talk about the flaws and the studies that he brought up. The flaw that he addressed. There wasn't too much of a difference, though it was probably like five percent of a difference in regards to the numbers that they addressed. There wasn't too much of a difference, though it was probably like five percent of a difference in regards to the numbers that they found. And then it was only happening in this one or two industries.
Speaker 3:In regards to what immigration affect their wages in a negative way for american people. But again, overall that doesn't supersede like to them. They think if you can find one element that the house is not made correctly, we need to destroy that whole house down instead of fixing certain issues so that that doesn't negatively affect the citizens who are here, and it's it's crazy how this is like a personality trait for them. This isn't like something they believe because they wanted to be the betterment of the world, and I understand there's this principle and this idea that we all think we're the good guy in our story. I don't think these gentlemen do like. There was a dude there who's on the far right side, who's an iranian, an iranian immigrant. Nobody in there wanted you to be a citizen of this country and the sad part about it he came in there, american flagged up, had his. He clearly looked like he was trying to be. I am the nice brown man.
Speaker 3:Please don't think I'm a terrorist, that's the man with the handlebar mustache he had the american flag, bow tie or whatever situation going on and he was straight. I don't know in iran if y'all have like a word for like a coon or uncle tom or something, but that's exactly who he was.
Speaker 1:I think every person of color, every group of people of color, probably has a word that equates to Coon.
Speaker 3:It needs to be named after him, like whatever your word is, just scrap it and name it after whatever brother name was. And then it was crazy because there was like four brown people that were on that side.
Speaker 1:Of course, there's always going to be a couple.
Speaker 3:But there was one dude on there. He got up there. He kind of felt like ashamed of himself. Actually, after like listening to everybody else's points, he sat there and they had a conversation, but they wasn't really disagreeing on anything. So what I want to ask you is do you feel like these discussions are helpful when you have these kind of moments in these debates?
Speaker 1:because I really don't think so I was trying to think about it, because I was trying to think about who actually watches these types of videos. Um, I think the people who are watching these types of videos are either on one side or another and they're just using the videos as like confirmation bias, like I don't think anyone's actually learning anything from them. I don't think the people who are conservatives are trying to hear out this one guy's opinion to see if they could be wrong. So no, I don't think these are, uh, conversations that are beneficial at all. When we have these types of conversations in real life, then they are, but when they're um, curated for content like this, then I don't.
Speaker 3:I'm not sure about that to me the presence of even the concept itself. It inherently says that their position potentially could be right, and that's why I think I have the problem with what jubilee does is because there's some people whose thoughts and positions you don't ever have to acknowledge as a thing.
Speaker 1:Because it's like flat earthers.
Speaker 3:It's not even just that. It's like when we're discussing like white supremacy, we're discussing people who are, who identify as Nazis and fascists. They don't systematically see the person above them if they're not a white person as well as human. So why are we having a discussion? Nothing that I can say to you brings any legitimacy, because you don't respect my humanity. Yeah.
Speaker 1:And I don't think anybody should have a position where they can't be swayed or you can't give them information that makes them change their their mind. If you're unwilling to change your mind, regardless of what's presented to you, I think you're you're in psychosis no, a lot of these people are just a problem.
Speaker 3:Like the pine sap guy he lost his job, got lost whatever little engineer engineering cloud person he was he lost that, went to like a little cry baby to the internet and I think he's got like 30 grand and more right now of how much money he's been pulling in. It's just so funny to me how these guys who are these free market capitalists and they talk about getting everything by the bootstrap, but as soon as you have to reap what you sow and you're held responsible, you go there and you do communal efforts isn't that socialism?
Speaker 1:oh, I was gonna say, I was gonna ask you isn't that communism?
Speaker 3:I was wanting to use the word wrong, because that's what they do, but yeah, socialism communism, that's socialism. What are you doing with your handout? I thought you, I thought you guys got it out the mud.
Speaker 1:You didn't go fund me. Isn't bootstrap behavior? Go outside and sell some dick like a real man ain't nobody want that ugly peckerwood.
Speaker 3:You should have seen the way his face was when he like it was. To me it was very clear that these words don't mean anything to them. They just say it so because they hear them so much, they get called it so much they get numb to what they actually someone's actually saying to you when they call you a fascist, they're saying that you fundamentally are a bad person. You only believe one group of people should be allowed to voice and exist their opinion at any one moment. And if you listen to again back to what I said earlier if you listen to all of these people, their thought process is fundamentally in, white is right and we are the not not because the thoughts, the ideas, none of that matters when you listen to these gentlemen, their ideas that because white people existed is why everything else it has value unless there's white people at the, the hem of it.
Speaker 3:It no longer has value and it's like even with the constitution. They were saying like, oh, the constitution is for white people. Basically they tried to put some little extra spin on it.
Speaker 1:But isn't it?
Speaker 3:no, it was like when when they wrote it, the, the. The words in the document do not say for white people.
Speaker 1:No, I know it doesn't, but like they was thinking it. I mean, that's what one of the people was arguing. That's what they was thinking when they was writing it. They didn't expect us blacks to have this much power.
Speaker 3:That's what they were talking about when they were writing it. Actually, that actually did happen. That's what one of the dudes in the video said how we should interpret it was through the minds of what they were actually thinking in real time yeah, no all right, uh, so let's see what we got to get into.
Speaker 3:This epstein thing is just only getting crazy. Rupert murdoch, I told what did I tell you beforehand? Rupert murdoch is not playing with trump, really. The wall street journal just put out an article that said trump's name was in the epstein files multiple times. We know that, but no, they're confirming it, though, and they keep putting out more and more information saying that, hey, this is what's happened. He was known, what's going on, he knows how many times his name is in it. I think they said that most of the stuff that his advisors told him that's like here say there's anything concrete they can put at him, but just these stories leaking and being out and how defensive they've been about it makes you feel like there's some.
Speaker 1:There's some, some light there I wonder, like, the bending over backwards that y'all have to do as Trump supporters is crazy, because he ran on a campaign of I'm going to put this list out, I'm gonna be transparent, y'all are gonna get this list and then, literally as soon as it's about to happen, he's like forget this list. Why do y'all want this list so bad? Stop talking about this happen. He's like forget this list. Why do I want this list so bad? Stop talking about this. Like he's literally telling you to forget and stop talking about it. That's crazy. He can't. He's not even being sly or strategic about it at all. He's like please, I do not want you guys to care about this anymore because it's going to be negative for me. Please, I'm begging y'all to stop caring about this no, he's trying.
Speaker 3:He's definitely trying to to get folks to talk about something else. Yeah, because tolsi gilbert or tolsi gilbert went up on the stand today and tried to expose a? Uh russian hoax, uh, that obama, this obama conspiracy that she tried to paint to the world, saying that they concocted this hoax about Russia having influence in the election and that Trump and that Obama and his group, after the election happened, devised a plan to undermine Trump's presidency. Then, tulsi, why did so many people get arrested for collusion with Russia? People who were associated with trump's campaign, folks who were advisors to trump? Why were all these people arrested for either lying about, talking to russian assets or laundering money like? Why all these people?
Speaker 1:happen if it's just this hoax after the us government and its agencies did thorough investigations and these were republican-led investigations.
Speaker 3:So, granted, they did not find any concrete evidence to say, hey, this was the criminal uh plans of the trump administration. But when you have so many people who are attached to a trump administration who did do illegal things, only one plus one equals two donald. Like you're not gonna, you're not gonna pull the wool over our head this way. And you could pull, and it was funny too, because they were trying. The mega folks was in spaces trying to oh, we can bring down obama. No, we want the epstein files we still on that.
Speaker 3:I want that list right now we want the names, all, all the pages. No, I want to hear all that. And then I want to debunk something else, because they have the trump administration in florida trying to ask for grand jury records. That was all cap. That's all an illusion. You can't get that. Nobody can get grand jury testimonies like that. It's like generally a no-no. And when you can get information, trump administration knew that. That's why they're not appealing. So don't let them fool you with that article that's been going around about that. That's all funny, guy bs, I promise you. But uh, and he's trying to use my team to try to distract the people saying oh, we, we need to change the name.
Speaker 1:Oh, back to the Redskins. No, sir, stay out of our business. Commanders is also cooler.
Speaker 3:I mean yeah, but not really. But still stay out of it. Don't try to use my team in the stadium we're trying to build, Not really In the stadium we're trying to build. It's not really a little political thing.
Speaker 1:Yo, I don't want to see that it is it's a tradition, because you have like raiders and stuff like that that aren't named after animals and things.
Speaker 3:It's fine you can keep commanders.
Speaker 6:Peep this baby too have you ever had a personal relationship with Donald Trump?
Speaker 5:What do you mean by personal relationships? Have you socialized with him? Yes, sir.
Speaker 6:Yes, yes, sir. Have you ever socialized with Donald Trump in the presence of females under the age of 18?
Speaker 2:Though I'd like to answer that question at least today, I'm going to have to assert my 5th, 6th and 14th Amendment rights.
Speaker 1:The answer is yes. If you can't answer it, we know what the answer is.
Speaker 3:Because you can't say no.
Speaker 1:So the answer is yes.
Speaker 5:We got him.
Speaker 7:Let y'all know, we got him we got trump.
Speaker 3:He's going down. Big dog, is he? He didn't go down last time we're just going to continue to make fun of him until he destroys us it's kind of sad because these, these men are weak I do got some democrats we got to shoot at real quick.
Speaker 3:Aoc you showing your ass, and jasmine crockett I'm disappointed y'all over there again. I understand it was marjorie taylor's bill and you don't want her to get her, her stuff passed, but the fact that it was such a large difference in the vote. Y'all could have voted to not give money to the Iron Dome, because I don't like this whole idea that, like AOC tried to play it off and be like oh no, this is for the defense of civilians when it's like yo, the Iron Dome is the reason why Israel thinks they got a big dick in the region. Well, yeah, I can do what they did to Syria if I know they can't do it back to me. Well, yeah, I can do what they did to syria if I know they can't do it back to me.
Speaker 3:Like, I don't want like this idea that you are not furthering the problems that are going on in the region when you help them to defend themselves in a way that they do is goofy, and then for you to then go on and start doing the anti-semitism bs. This chick really went on there talking about oh, we need to discuss anti-semitism as she's being ridiculed for sending billions of dollars for the iron dome defense this situation just makes you um realize that like none of the none of the politicians that you trust are on your side for real.
Speaker 1:There's like a small, very, very small percentage of them that are actually doing the right thing, and then everybody else is just like dick so far lodged down their throat that it's actually dangerous yeah, I want to thank al green for showing some some cojones and marjorie um marjorie taylor.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was her bill, jasmine crockett jasmine crockett no, she voted for it, she well, she voted no to not stop the funding okay, so yeah, jasmine marjorie taylor yeah, marjorie was the one who brought the bill up. It was, it was granted. There was some other bs stuff in there that I can understand disagreeing with, but the major point of it being the defense in the iron dome, y'all could at least been.
Speaker 1:I can, I can understand why jasmine wouldn't do it and why it doesn't. No, I don't, because it doesn't.
Speaker 3:I'm saying her beef with marjorie it does not matter.
Speaker 1:That's what I was gonna say. I think it's extremely childish and petty for you not to vote for a bill that would that you agree with, because somebody that you have beef with presented this bill. You are a a united states representative like we don't give a fuck about the beef that you have with this lady. If, if, if it, if it means that you're giving more money to people who are killing children in the streets of fucking Gaza, like this is absolutely insane, even if my worst enemy presented something that I agree with. If, morally I agree, agree with that. You have to put your petty bullshit to the side, because not only y'all y'all are adults, y'all are elected officials and you need to do the right fucking thing. I've lost so much respect for Jasmine Crockett and AOC and whoever else is on that list who on TikTok, on social media, you act like you're one thing and then you're voting the complete opposite, like this is what are you actually here to fucking do?
Speaker 3:no, you're right, it's at some point. It's just a, a mask that you're wearing, like she's just a Latina waitress and jazz. All of y'all are clowns everybody over.
Speaker 1:There is a performative clown that's not actually there to do anything but bullshit. Because I don't, genuinely I don't give a fuck who you beefing with bitch. You just. You just voted to give israel more money because you don't like this, this, this, this bad built, bleach blonde bimbo like girl. I don't give a fuck. Put that to the side. You ate her up already. You been ate her up. This is stupid. I thought it was very interesting to me.
Speaker 3:Off I thought it was very interesting that jasmine didn't make any statements about at least aoc tried to clean up her action. I thought it was very interesting, jasmine, but then again, jasmine does get Israel money. I believe she got AIPAC money too, so she has been purchased.
Speaker 1:Not worth shit for real. When it comes down to it, none of y'all are worth shit for real.
Speaker 3:Y'all worth something, but it's just what AIPAC tells you y'all worth.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm, don't stand on nothing on your own.
Speaker 3:Not what your want you to be worth.
Speaker 1:Not a damn, all right, so we are going to see Fantastic Four tomorrow. We have to drive three hours away to see it. No, it's not three hours.
Speaker 3:Mall of Georgia is not three hours Three hours away. So I wanted to get into the press run because it was a lot of interesting conversation going around with Pedro Pascal and him and Vanessa Kirby, I believe that's her name really quick.
Speaker 1:Pedro pascal is in three movies in theaters currently and he's on that one show right the last of us yeah, but I don't think that's I'm just saying he is in it but like three current movies that are out in theaters, like you could go to the movie theater and see pedro pascal three in three different movies.
Speaker 3:That's a hard-working man yeah, that's a hard-working man right there, so he's like he's the. He's actually playing mr fantastic and she's playing su storm, and if you have kind of paid attention to any of the press around it, you have noticed that they've kind of been a lot pretty handsy with each other her name is vanessa kirby and they've been kind of handsy with each other and it was funny. You actually thought they were dating so I.
Speaker 1:I saw um a video of pedro and vanessa on the red carpet, I think, and they were taking pictures and he was behind her and he was holding her pregnant belly. And then I was like, oh, that must be the father of the child, because why would you be behind this woman holding the pregnant belly? Whoever the father of this woman's child is has to put hands on pedro and on camera I don't think I gotta get in the ring.
Speaker 3:I think it's very clear because I was looking it up to kind of see like her marital status or whatever. And so she's a baby mama. She's not married. This is a white baby mama out here, so she does have a little bit level of autonomy. That doesn't come, that. That is expected when you're a married woman pedro pascal is also married, is he? I don't think so. When I looked it up, he said he wasn't married okay, because I think his sexuality, that's vanessa yeah, I'm showing you that.
Speaker 1:Like that's crazy, that's not oh, she was.
Speaker 3:Yeah, they was kind of close together, yeah that's not crazy is she? In a relationship so yeah, she's in a relationship with the guy too now he gotta put hands on her.
Speaker 3:He's a lacrosse player. Well, he was a lacrosse player. Now he's like an executive, but the the story behind this is is that he suffers from a level of anxiety no, it's crazy that that was like a couple years ago that he suffers. They've been fucking, he's been dipping in that, but no, let me, let me explain. He. He suffers this. They been fucking, he's been dipping in that, but no, let me explain. He suffers. This is what he said. He suffers from anxiety and having touch assist him in that process, because you know when they're going out in front of all these people.
Speaker 1:Why is it always the gorgeous blonde woman that's touching you that you touching?
Speaker 3:To be fair, a lot of folks have put up pictures of him with men touching men and doing the same thing. Okay, okay, in the same situation, so it is a man thing.
Speaker 1:But my problem is how convenient is that that he gay Like you? Just a freaky ass, nigga, and you just made this up so that people can feel on you. That's smart, because people aren't going to question you because you put mental illness behind it.
Speaker 3:See, this isn't when people question no, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is why I don't like, because you sitting here trying to villainize this man.
Speaker 1:If you go and I try to villainize every man.
Speaker 3:No, I'm not gonna let it do you this time, because if you go and look at these videos, she is initiating it. She is grabbing his hand, she is putting her hand near him. If you look at, there's a lot of times where he, his hand is over here and she's grabbing his hand over over there, aggressive. That's what she's doing. It's wild. It is not this. This idea that it is just Pedro initiating with her is not the case. She either is. This is what I. This is like the altruistic view of this.
Speaker 1:The ultra the altruistic, because see the the thing you're saying about him anxiety, him having anxiety and blah blah. He said pascal when, when um explaining their connection and how it's impacted him. Pascal share. We're always holding hands, even when we're off carpet okay alone yeah, yeah, but he might have to kill paper.
Speaker 1:He's, he's he's fucking that lady you might just take it. I'm gonna be honest from yahoo entertainment. I'm gonna be honest, that is something why I would never want to be with like someone who's in a high profile lifestyle like that, because that's so embarrassing I think that we really see each other in ourselves in terms of our care for what we do, our care for one another, our mutual fears and our mutual expectations is vanessa kirby, the next blake lively I don't, I don't know, I don't think she's big enough.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't. I don't even know who that lady is. This is her first movie to me for real.
Speaker 3:I've never seen this lady before. She's been in some stuff, though Vanessa Kirby's been in some stuff Nah, they hunching. I thought it was insane, but I just hate this idea of painting like he's just the only one who's initiating this, like she clearly is ready.
Speaker 1:Yeah, to be impregnated again. Who is Vanessa Kirby's partner? Vanessa Kirby is again who is vanessa kirby's partner, vanessa kirby is in a relationship with paul rebille, former lacrosse player and now he's like he got a wide chin nigga. Look like thanos. He could beat up pedro, though he does look like he could put the paws on pedro well thoroughly see.
Speaker 3:I mean I understand because it's like sometimes your girl will have, like that friend, that kind of seem look like he gay but he really like not. So now you got to take that nigga out, man, you got to hit that nigga in the face.
Speaker 1:My best friend gay for real, for real Dick and booty ass, nigga, he's not. He's not going to like that. He literally is a gay man, but he's not going to like that. He literally is a gay man, but he's not going to like that other phrase you called him. He don't listen deep enough into the show to know that the Shem would have to tell him. I know, I would know. Maybe Bernard Bernard would have to tell him too.
Speaker 3:No, I was spazzed. I'm not even going to lie to you, I'm not going to hold you. I was spassed, like being with a woman that high profile and having another man touching what you believe to be your child.
Speaker 1:No, that picture was crazy. That's Pedro's baby. Like they have to get a DNA test after he held the baby's stomach like that. It's not enough security, I would never let a man hold my pregnant belly from the back like that when I'm impregnated with your child. If that's the case, I might as well let him raise the baby. Might as well give it to him right give him the whole thing.
Speaker 3:We're in agreement. That's disgusting behavior yeah what if I was like grabbing up a woman's pregnant body like that?
Speaker 1:you might as well raise that, that child. That is your baby. Now I still get to keep you huh I get to still keep you though.
Speaker 1:No, I've told you multiple times that you like, but that's not my baby. For real, though, it don't matter. Why did you get behind this lady and press your dick against her booty and then grab her unborn child? I thought it was fly. That's much too intimate. I thought that was fly like you could. I don't mind if you in the front of the pregnant belly and you do one of these. You can do one of these.
Speaker 3:I can't be like behind, like that.
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 3:I can't do that.
Speaker 1:I might as well just bend over and spread my ass cheeks open for another man. It's same thing. That was not. No, it's not. We'll agree to disagree. No it's not, it's play it when I do. I love that. What it's just like dramatic flair that I have now like and I talk with my hands a lot and now I get I this is like an extension of my hand. This feels like a finger. I'm never not gonna have a fan. If you're not a fan of the fan, too bad.
Speaker 3:Did you see the comments on the Nick Fuentes video where somebody was like, hey, they got a gay flag and you could suck a dick.
Speaker 3:They were. They were sucking Nick's dick in the video In the comments. All right, that was pretty much all I wanted to get into. I wanted to discuss how I was upset with the way this woman was showing her autonomy, but she a baby mama, so I feel like she could do that and I feel like we're not calling her a baby mama enough. As a white woman like she's not being treated like you thought she was married off top.
Speaker 1:yeah, think of her like a whore first okay, um, she a baby, so she don't have a boyfriend or nothing she got a boyfriend.
Speaker 3:It's the nigga that got her pregnant. Okay, they in a relationship. Did you read that? Okay, yeah, yeah, you're right, you're right, she got a boyfriend but she a whore and oh, let's not go come on call a black woman who pregnant without the baby. They call it a whore where her husband.
Speaker 1:That's not what I call a pregnant single. No, yeah, but I'm saying let's relax I'm calling white women.
Speaker 3:I told you I am now talking about other cultures, the way they talk about us okay period, so pussy wasn't good enough to keep him she was married before, though, like she, she was married to the man, no to somebody else, and then got divorced, got with this dude like a year later and then got pregnant by him. Like I want to say, like four years later, like it's 2019, I think they started dating damn you lowering your stock.
Speaker 1:As a white woman, you need to move better than that girl. A blonde white, that's skinny too. Actress hollywood marvel do better, girl.
Speaker 3:I don't know you on the red carpet like a baby mama, ill Ew, that's disgusting.
Speaker 1:All right Well.
Speaker 3:That's what she should have did with that baby Without the ring. That should have been the rule Flush it.
Speaker 1:All right Sometimes even with the ring, oh shit, sometimes even with the ring. Get rid of the baby. Rid of the baby. They gonna think you're talking about yourself.
Speaker 3:No, not, that's what they're gonna say that's what. They're gonna put two and two together they're gonna say that I mean you know we got weirdos who watch the show like that, like they got they watching it and to find anything they can to make to make us look bad I would let y'all know I'll be.
Speaker 1:I'll be making baby killing jokes all the time. I'll be like flush that baby but like I haven't, I haven't. I haven't done that. I'm not opposed to it, but I haven't done that. We might think about it, not not just think about it. We will like it. It would happen if we needed to do it, but it hasn't needed to happen, just off the strength yeah we need to put that sound right after the baby sound.
Speaker 3:At this point I have more outsiding to do.
Speaker 1:Her outside escapades may never stop.
Speaker 3:I'm a Sagittarius. Look at the things that they do. Let's wrap this show up.
Speaker 1:She's starting to talk about her sign. My fan just broke and I fixed it. Did y'all see that?
Speaker 3:They missed it. All it all right.
Speaker 1:Well, let them know what they need to do, man follow us on all of the social media at talkfnftv on twitter, facebook, instagram. If you're currently listening on youtube, leave a like, like, comment, subscribe and if you're listening on any of the streaming services, um, give us a download. Love you, bye.