We are here so little, so late, two minutes we are late,
two minutes I came down for something to drink for my peanuts, without salt
without flavor, but welcome, Doctor amel Hello, how good night, how
are they arrive two minutes that are nothing and that look are heating engines in
what we arrive and we are already here effort and arranged exactly. That'
s the idea that they' re coming up little by little. Welcome or
dear Efra Baby, how much damage we are and you are glutamate, monosodium,
blue, and then you are going to grab your oil we are and
you are going to clean your tongue with a brush and with that boils the
histo, glutamatos and casonic. Like you said, peru tam tomo, hate
us, hate us and monosodium case, that' s what peanuts who come
with little things have. It has everything that the conservative gives you and it
is an additive that I would rather call addictive, because companies put it to
it to be so that they can endure things as conservative. But it has
a substance that generates that we can' t stop eating, that' s
stuck in the taste stacks. And then, because the food doesn' t
know what it knows anymore because, since you already have keyboard that of these
that your Cacahuate has Chile so that it tastes rich. But if you wash
your tongue with sesame oil every morning and the evenings after you wash with your
toothbrush, normal is leaving And with masters what a good recommendation, because stos
and Cacahuate know those chapren when they eat those peanuts that have to break the
shell. So you know, vis tacahuates are more natural. But, hey,
we' re gonna start today because we have Oje and Simpson died,
right now. Let' s go with that subject. Let' s go,
right now, on that subject. And first we have other things to
talk about, because that' s where we touch on influencers. Without a
law, we' re not going to argue, right now. That'
s what I put in a group of friends I' ve got I'
ve put them in. It' s wrong if I feel gachito for the
Fofum Marquez, because you see her to me it' s a matter of
because I think it' s gachito if you see a scared man and so
on. And then I started to see I was looking at Jorge Carvajal there
and he said all the trolls he' s done. Fuff and Hit say
no, because it is also when you take his side that is it makes
it very complicated, because if a man who hurt him did not see that
it is another he hears, not very complicated. But some influencers don'
t that people have this animosity against them like this, like the one that
you' re going to talk to me face me and I was very impressed
by this news about this woman, who is a good one, are two
influencers she' s called Elisa Jordana, who has a boyfriend who is also
an influencer. Now I' m telling you his name. Well, he
has a man as an artist about the man that turns out they were doing
this live and all of a sudden, she' s claiming that she seems
to have found some messages that seem to talk about an infidelity or some flirting
that he brought with a woman and begins to claim him. But when you
' re claiming him in the live, while she' s driving, look
at the danger. She' s driving, she' s doing the transmission,
and the woman in question connects to the transmission, and she lets her
talk to her, she bugs her, and she starts telling her to see
you' re a little girl, and then he doesn' t know what.
And he' s kind of surprised and tells the many that I don
' t know what brings her, don' t talk to her, don
' t do it, she turns on and starts banging her face. He
wears glasses, she follows ugly with a lot of violence and then, all
of a sudden, he says oh I think he fractured me and I don
' t know what they start to argue and so on, it' s
very violent to the scene. I am not going to describe it any more
up there, but it turns out that finally, because he according to what
is said and seen, because he defends himself how he defends himself, because
he also assaults her, submitting her and ends up getting her out of the
car. Then the news that is now, because she was arrested by the
authorities, because she is there on video how she starts all this aggression and,
besides, he tells her to stop, he tells her you return.
If you attack me again, because he' s giving it to you,
then I' m going to answer you and she goes on and he answers
and you look. How curious now that you said about the famous Folfo Marquez,
who, because now is very according to the repentant. What he'
s rather scared of is doing everything, it' s true, he scared
to see his whole history of impunity. Besides, and you say well,
then face and you got where you had to go. So it seems a
little bit like this woman. He' s telling her to stop and she
' s going on. And when he already reacts, she starts to say
sorry, sorry, sorry, not anymore. Don' t do anything to
me anymore, now, sorry, sorry. I don' t do it
again, no, because it' s too much already or it' s
that the first blow you give her almost broke her nose or didn' t
break it. And here in the juices and let' s assume that she
has every right to be angry, to be jealous, to be, but
to get to the punches. And I think it' s wrong. Not
me, because he' s very strong and I know what girls thought and
I said well, and the other one answered his beating. Not because,
but because I said, a woman doesn' t stick to her, but
then I said she' s driving, and we end up stamping both of
us and I don' t stop her. I mean, there were a
lot of things at stake and it had to be stopped, because I saw
it like five times. I said if we had to stop this I said
no. Yeah, and I think there are times when, even if it
' s a woman, if you have to stop her from being a manc,
it' s not good to have her. No doubt, male woman
is the same. His hands must be stopped, violence must not continue,
but somehow this man had to defend himself. I think yes, yes,
she was uncontrollable. Plus, I tell you driving talk and talk and talk
to each other and give Mr Hey, how you do it and him in
a position, plus, very vulnerable to not being able to say which one
to have the car. And I' m the one getting off, I
mean, don' t talk. More than honestly, I think what happened
not like I said, because more because I stop his hand and that'
s it. Well, it doesn' t stop her hand, and she
' s following him, she' s not hitting anymore. It' s
totally true, very unpleasant, very very unfortunate of these people look at you.
I read that she was a showwriter for Howard Stern, that yes,
she was a great writer for Howell Stern and I' m not saying she
' s a very good writer. But if you have a little anger control
problem, then of course because, regardless of the reasons you might not have
to be angry with him, it is reported, since before getting into that
car and making that transmission? What series of decisions so badly taken? No,
because you can do a lot of other things with a person who makes
you angry before all this that you book to many, to all how that
car would go. You don' t hear, but there was good news.
There was also good and beautiful news, a beautiful news to see there
it is. This man. It' s too overflowing by hand. Oh,
yeah, that' s terrible. Not really that in Monterrey, not
in this game that was given that I saw that Messi was impressed because they
put goals and goals and goals to his team, to the inter Miami that
he visited. I hope you will come this way to our dear Omar Plaza,
because he must be of course look at me. It was the inter
Miami, yes, with David me Beh nothing more and nothing less his great
as it is called his big star month and so on, And because it
turns out that they lost they won the scratches of Monterrey, But that did
not prevent that, well, a few hours before the game, he went
to eat to a restaurant, from there Monterrey, where he behaved adored and
charming. It must be very difficult that you want to go eat was with
his little boy, already growing up his son, yes, with one of
his children. He goes exactly and wants to enjoy his food, his Mexican
beer, as recorded by those who were there, or seeing everything he ate,
he drank and so on. But what you want caused a stir and
he behaved most adored, charming and noble, signing autographs, t- shirts
and a whole crowd. When he leaves the restaurant. He' s surrounded
by people, but he' s smiling very kind, a man' s
charm, the truth be told. That' s a positive influencer, because
it' s him. It' s an influencer, it' s a
fashionable influencer in many ways, it' s an influencer and that' s
a very good attitude, a very good message. Ephraim, how nice that
a person with life David is so humble. So simple in a word,
we sum up clear, clear, humble. He doesn' t have to
go bluffing or figureheading like others and others that you can gomeros. Okay.
Yeah, if we got them in and we don' t know the name,
hey he says, yeah, he says and Melda Mesa saw People magazine
in Spanish, and the relationship William Levy and Elizabeth had was a toxic relationship.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. In fact, not like gossip. There
were some very strong things. The day we' re going to play in
history, in history, but yes, it was an already toxic relationship,
I think it' s already very sick and I think it has to do
with the subject that we' re going to play, so I guess it
' s Oje Simpson' s that we have today. There are many documentaries,
programs on various platforms, well, so many, but they will like
professionals like that, as some three very important documentaries that touch on the issue
of Ojy Simpson' s death. But from his traumas, there is one
that points out that he always had this scroll of his race, which he
could not overcome and felt inferior. And that made him angry when he took
too much. That' s one of the things they said she doesn'
t marry a beautiful, beautiful woman, here we have her who was the
love of her life, Nicole' s name, her name and the love
of her life. He was one of the most popular successful players. I
was already a commentator of good, important sports commentator. I recognized a very
dear man with the ideal life. He had the ideal life, the famous
dream America, but in superlative it was not her first marriage. He had
previous children and then they get divorced. They had been in this toxic relationship.
That' s why I told them that this is related because he was
very jealous of her and they were in this going and coming and going.
They get divorced. Finally and Nicole' s murder happens. Nicole was killed
at the door of her house along with the person with the was my galan
that the family was angry because they said, because not only did they kill
Nicole, they also killed our son. It' s totally true. But
here those involved, the famous people were Nicole and Oge Simpson, of course
there was also him killed too. The truth is, an apology. I
don' t remember the name, but right now the Robs Holmar Ronald Goldman
and then they kill Matan, Ronald Matan, Roma Norn Goodman and Nicole.
There' s a chase going on. There' s a series of if
you see these documentaries you' re going to see the series of confusion that
there is because the car was behind, because there was another car in front,
because people were coming in, because people were going out and the police
were saying Surrender Oge Simpson comes out and the truth and then, then,
you grab the bronchus and you go, but you go with two people and
you run away and in the lyco. I remember seeing that is the chase
I saw on TV and well, there they go chasing Oje and Simpson to
catch when these chases are. You think, because you won' t know
that one day you' re going to have to stop. One day batting
him is going to get to the state border and there' s going to
be fifty maho going to have to stop. I mean, he' s
gonna run away, escape until he' s finally stopped. In the end,
he is arrested and charged with this double murder. And, well,
it takes a trial that went televised, that was occupied the front pages of
newspapers, of news, of everything talking, of the whole radio and almost
realize that we were watching chidos from America. Let him be guilty, let
him not be guilty. No, and then, because I had many imagine
all the fans or all this narrative that the defense had put forward, but
there was the narrative of the prosecution also then, because which side was the
public on. And, well, in the end, they declare Hey and
Simpson innocent because the uen wantex had been found he didn' t have any
left, and it' s declaring himself free. And there comes the doubt
raised by one of the documentaries. And then, if it wasn' t
Jay Simpson, who it was, and apparently, everything seemed to indicate according
to one of the documentaries who didn' t claim it, but let him
glimpse it is that he could have been one of his children. And that
' s why he didn' t have the glove. Hey, Simpson,
everybody says he got away with it and so on. But the thing is
that Godman' s family follows him, follows him, follows him, Nico
' s family also follows him, follows him, follows him all his life
and with this slogan we' re going to catch you. They make a
complaint, they make a civil suit, they win the family and he has
to give them a lot of millions of dollars. But I say this isn
' t enough, because you killed them point and you' re gonna get
to jail. So, in Las Vegas, there' s a memorabilia sale
from Oja Simpson and he comes in, hey and Simpson, and he steals
everything and he says this is all mine. They stole it from me.
Then he' s charged with theft. But in addition to kidnapping, because
some people had been shut down. And then, indeed, Oje Simpson is
going to jail for a few years. The end comes free and now,
after a cancer at seventy- nine, seventy- six, I don'
t know has died today, because that' s more or less the story,
but how did you see it what we' re going to talk about?
I' m going to put your little photos here. Here it is,
this is the couple. There is also the beautiful couple, yes,
of course, very cool, yes that case, because I remember it too.
We were very, very young, but we remembered exactly. It was
really unprecedented, so you said about the live persecution, about the trial,
about all the famous shoes and gloves that were displayed during the legal process.
And, well, the emphasis that was also made as one of the strong
letters for his defense on the issue of race that he belonged to the black
race was unfairly pointed out and so forth, a team of lawyers, since
he did lead nothing less than by the father of the famous Kardashan girls and
that, therefore, he used all kinds of resources and arguments to get him
out at that time in freedom, when the majority of public opinion was convinced
that he was guilty. So, well, that was the story we saw
and you just told. But I was very struck by the attention that Ephraim
told us that well, he was practically drinking everything a little smaller, more
baby than we now know. And then how do you see the case now
that what you' re practically getting to know right now that he was doing
in life. I didn' t have a lot of traffic to watch a
couple of documentaries and they know that it caused me a lot of anxiety,
because, well, we can all have our opinion about things. And I
saw yesterday they made us a sentence that said healthy your wounds so they don
' t bleed on people who didn' t do anything to you. No,
and I did see some narrative of what his life was like and this
whole thing. And yes, I think he always lived with this stigma of
being colored, with all passes. Yes or no, it' s something
that you make up and it' s not your own, that is,
we' ve seen it in many cases, of course, and that'
s a whole story, because and then you marry this woman who is,
obviously, a totally white hegemonic woman, because, besides, beautiful, she
looks like a bar and you' re right when I put her in a
mouth. Imagine this whole time feeling less, feeling less in terms and that
there are things that said that a violent man, i e, I read
that they said yes I iced them a lot, that there was violence within
these narratives that, perhaps, in the eighties we didn' t realize because
the lattices are normal, that is, the sick zeros are not normal.
Not that they hit you in the car and like the influencer video, that
' s not right. Yeah, hand in hand, they had to control
you and talk about him if he controlled her and so on. And what
gave me a little bit of anxiety is that I saw the case and when
I did, the only argument is that it' s all because you'
re colored or something. I understand that racism exists and I have pointed it
out and all the hurocentrism and all that I always say and that is a
lot in my speech, but here it was sometimes seen that it was already
the argument that they had it down. So it' s cove, it
brings out the pitch that it' s black, sorry for the word Ahorita,
really, I mean, it pulls out the argument of what Fadita is
that and I, from my perspective, who didn' t know the case,
I do think it came up with and I' m going to tell
you one thing. What I thought because I was watching the documentaries. I
said so not justice, poetic and divine when they put him in jail,
because that' s what I thought, I was not muddy and I saw
the cast Ahorita I said clearly that yes life at some point brought him karma
and ended up in jail and did not end up accompanied or anything. And
then I started thinking about how different with other cases that we have here in
Mexico, where people get Chivas America, because here people were Chivas America,
but because it was a clear figure how important the media issue was, how
much it played in their favor so that it didn' t stay inside and
I said whatever you want to call, because that' s power, that
' s finally the fact that I was Afro, which was the argument that
they were working with to get it out, because that was the most important
argument. They say it was a racial trial there. I don' t
know if it was before or after Rodney King. Rot Kill was in a
thousand nine hundred ninety- two. It was before what happened with Rodney King
and there had been brutal revolts. Sure, you' re a baby.
You don' t know about Rodne King either. But that was the point,
that was the issue that they' re not writing here, for example,
that the cops spent it during the trial asking for autographs. Says the
dragonfly says The problem is that the police contaminated the scene and planted many things
That' s why, except for everything, because it had fans, but
also inside the police. It just looks like cases we' ve seen that
everything was really armed to get it out. Yeah, I mean, I
' m already, and I said I' m scared because I saw documentaries
and I said the same thing, and this one I' m documenting.
Possibly not, but since many times history repeats itself, you say no,
that is, people were fanning and I think the problem here is to fan
on such a delicate subject. Yeah, I mean, let' s forget
about it. And if that, then in the United States, which we
hope, in Mexico I already want to cry, because here is what happens,
it seems that they are like flagship cases, not as examples, because
there are others that go unpunished. However, there are some who put themselves
on. For example, Mira mel says without eagerness to justify it, but
it will not be so much holl as a blow to the head. Remember
the case of Aaron Hernandez, who, by the way, we did in
broken souls. You' re the one who sees it. So, yes,
I' m going to see the fact that what Ephraim told us,
that he had a history of violence, of starters and so on, apart
from this zeal, that made him act in this way. Well, yes,
yes, it might be to think of a moment when he might have
some question of this kind of chronic trauma from this trauma encephalopathy. But that
was not even considered at any time, because the defense never admitted the slightest
possibility that it would have done anything. So, that' s why he
didn' t even get on the table. Well, he' s got
this pro no, just no, but we already know he does. There
is a lot of data that both football players and other sports, of course,
like the box and all of these that do have an impact on the
head, can cause this kind of disorder. But the point is that the
trial was so mediatic, so full of it, as many things we see
now, full of doubts, of anomalies, certainly that they are effectively contaminated,
that is, many things that left a lot of doubts in many and
many certainties in others. And one of the certainties is that which is guilty,
but which, because they managed to defend him that everything pointed out that
he was guilty. Look says gloga sometimes what Broadneking was very strong. After
that, the cases he was dealing with exactly. All the other cases were
treated very carefully, because to see here was the possibility that there would have
been another killer, that it would have been someone else who would have killed
and that Simpson was protecting. But, then, go see Ephraim He wanted
to say something. I got very curious, because there we don' t
talk about the good case anymore. Yeah, if we talk about the bodybuilder
' s case, we just don' t mention it. But if you
want to talk about it, he' s perfect good at the case of
this bodybuilder that his girlfriend described, because the abuse of so much anabolic and
I was thinking what I' m going to say, he' s going
to end up being so dizzy. There goes the extreme consumption of meat,
yes, it makes us more violent. And I' m telling you,
I' m omnivorous, I mean, I' m not vegan. But
excessive meat consumption, if omnivorous, does make us more violent. Together,
ah clear if the flesh of eating only flesh of beef, does generate a
certain degree of violence and more to men because it generates the soferrona in a
way, that is, the beaks of entonas go to heaven. When you
eat a lot of meat is the reality, then what happens to American players
' diets. You say that there was still no such thing as him when
you were starting to use anabolic sterols from the most primitive ones, but you
were already starting to consume them, you were beginning to see yourself making one
inorganically. Then I don' t know and that' s what I kept
thinking. I said to see the diet I was eating about the blows to
the head. I did think about it for a diet like that all the
time, really, with this pressure of being the best and so on.
That and here' s the doctor who won' t let us lie,
she generates some stress levels that also cause testosterone to get upset, that is
also and this hormone testosterone, this one who has no idea how bad it
gets us men. Hey, I think that' s where what really happened
goes and I was looking if at some point it' s ringing page and
what girls think there was never a doping. For example, one of the
things that didn' t happen at the trial. Well, look, look,
I didn' t know what. Well, you' ve had so
much traffic to bring us this information. Or that there' s traffic in
Mexico City, but well, says Jan Seriy Maybe as a Mexican, we
don' t know. But that problem of racism in the city of Los
Angeles has always been very mediatic and there have been murders. Exactly a problem.
Yeah, look exactly. Lupita Cruz was mentioned as probably protecting her eldest
son may be passed the scene, did not take DNA tests, did not
test her for ballistics on her clothes and were asking for autograph photos. The
cops. There he got all upset and how to forget that the lawyer says
Patricio was dad of the kardashant of course, while the dad was with the
mother' s trial, he was in love with the one who later was
her husband. That' s better. That' s the spin off of
the story. Jan would be serious. This is very interesting and he says
it' s right now. It' s a situation of taking out a
series or a movie. There' s even one with Johnny Depp the Netflix,
who' s dealing with the murder of rappers he' s involved in
now pitching and that subject we' ve already touched, which is one thing
I' m saying. No more things have come out, but they'
re going out. I' m sure, no, yeah, hey,
it was sorry. I think there is a greater doubt about this about the
meat, because here it tells us it was lost to me, but a
little less it said that it eats a lot of meat, that it is
very peaceful and then it also asks me who asked us how much excess meat
is, to know, not as what it would be an excess or it
would be that it lacks balance of something else. Okay, since it was
mentioned, there' s that you know. I' m gonna have to
say nutritional lunities, because there' s no other way. For every kilogram
of weight, a woman per se I mean, I might be at least
a kidney patient is going to be a lot less, but a normal woman
like that with a zenith life. For every kilogram of weight point zero,
seven grams, point zero, yeah, nothing, it' s very little.
A bodybuilder, a bodybuilder who doesn' t want to screw up the
kidney, can go for a urea exam and there are men who can hold
up to two grams and it' s already too high. There, I
mean, I say one point, two maximum per kilo, because gram of
weight comes to multiplication. Okay, and it' s worth something to take
advantage of. It' s no use to me. It would help,
for example, the combination. I mean, he' s eating red meat
and he' s also eating green things and he' s also eating or
this is another, which is what happens to American players. And I'
m looking for this man' s life because he really has no idea how
they get. The American players. They are super aggressive And it has to
do with the issue that they are going to eat meat, meat, meat,
meat, and meat, and it is meat with carbohydate so that they
are strong, because whatever you want they can, then get out. Of
course, they get much more violent, that is not eating vegetables and doesn
' t know more violent is ah look, that I didn' t know,
that I didn' t know that there then see that also that that
other factor in this sum. Let' s say no, yeah, yeah,
look, how interesting I was worried about this case is that there'
s no doping how it occurs to them that they don' t, because
you' re talking about the' 90s, that is, they were different,
that is, yes. It' s true that I think there was
DNA and so on, but it wasn' t as advanced as it is
now. Thank you very much, Sultana Jurre. Thank you, thank you,
thank you very much. Let' s get you the message here.
I didn' t see him excuse me. Here it is, but indeed,
because before now we already see it very advanced and you already touched when
you were teenagers. Yes ssa and all those things that found a little hair.
Yeah. This is the killer, we already have him and but that
didn' t exist. That didn' t exist before. That' s
the truth. It wasn' t as easy to get to the east.
But hey, Simpson, he' s one of these celebrities. I don
' t remember if the audience remembers if you have it, what other celebrities
have been able to get away with, because we' re seeing, for
example, the case of Alex Valdwin, who had this one This val accident
happened that kills the photographer, the director during a film recording, a filming
where he is a producer. Plus he shoots him he' s smashed because
then yes, but anyway, there' s a matter of that serious where
they accuse him of murder and we see bought with the eyeball and Simpson that
almost the obvious that not this opposition that could have protected the son and he
hears Simpson and comes out free. And Alex Baldwin is still, still the
shipowner, the woman who had to be in charge of the weapons is.
I think she' s the one to blame, not in my apparent.
But I' m not the judge, nor the jury, nor anything.
But for Alek Palwin it has not been easy to get out of this issue.
Yes, of course, because it must also be a very great feeling
of guilt, even if there has been no intention, no will, much
less to do an evil, but the fact exists. Don' t then
imagine the problem and while, effectively, it solves itself and the responsibilities that
I would also think, then, that there is a person in charge of
it and tells you to have this touches you and you go with it you
don' t have to say to see and it will be in order.
Or you don' t remember what happened here in Mexico, too, a
terrible case. This actor doesn' t remember the name Ahorita for the penitche
surname. Not me peniche Flavio Pelio exactly. Also a barbarous thing. No,
yeah, yeah, but besides, whoever it is that you' re
not guilty, look, it says here to the kid you had to get
off. These are like, well, that' s the thing. Also
when you talk about sportsmen, trans eh, without this being taken by transphobia
or anything. That' s the supposed one, is that' s the
thing because already and I' m going to say it because I love you
I mean. That' s why I told you as a kid? From
boy to girl? No way girl to boy? Yeah, there' s
a clear way exactly. He' s talking about his gossip, about forgiveness,
sorry, Ephraim, go on, go on, no, no,
no. And here' s Hicker' s mind, who was a vegetarian,
yes, but remember that he wasn' t. It' s just
a factor, I mean, hitter wasn' t an American player. Not
for more, Hitler had other disorders, but not his quirks, which had
to move like this the whole guy, that is to say he had was
a substance consumer, had other more serious disorders. Fabiola Flores says talking about
violence, the gossip of William Bleby and the ex who talks about himself,
yes, yes. That' s where we' re going to talk about
it in history, but you also have to see this William Leves, a
very muscular man who shows a lot of body photos. I don' t
know. No, I wouldn' t even dare to make sure he could
be taking or would have taken some substance at some point in his life,
because it' s how volume is generated. Sometimes not, and that would
have generated this violence. I don' t know the truth, but it
' s serious. I don' t remember the name of the athlete that
you' re his girlfriend to me, not Pistorius, and they can look
for him in broken souls, in broken souls. We have the case of
Pistorius, who also and he came out after eleven years. I think so.
Not like this. So it was there, there, we have the
whole case complete. Go see him cobert of writings and analyze exactly. Go
see him in remote souls, says Patricio. I remember the case of Mark
Wolberg, who at sixteen years of age driving ran over a boy and came
out for being younger and was under the effect Yes, yes, and if
that' s a topic, we also touch him there in broken souls like
some cases if they are treated as adults or other cases not, as children
or as minors, but well you' re seventeen years old and you'
re going with substances. Anyway, this is very controversial. It' s
that business. But here' s the thing, the case of Hey Simpson,
which is the one we' re dealing with today, who dies after
so many years. In the end, I think he did. I don
' t know how you see him, because he' s left alone,
that is, he stays with his family, but foot of his fortune,
he loses the memorabilia he could have sold and he had always lost it because
it wasn' t his he had lost his reputation to the public because even
though he was exonerated, because people didn' t believe him and didn'
t have a job as a sports commentator again, not anymore. And also,
imagine having this disease that we don' t know how it happened.
But I think it' s pretty bad, because besides, as far as
I' ve read, I don' t know if you do that you
spent all this time being intensely researched. But it seems to me that he,
he had this prostate problem and that many people, when detected in a
timely manner, manage to get out of this kind of situation and because he
doesn' t, then what will have happened. There, too, he
was not detected in a timely manner; perhaps he no longer cared enough for
himself. Who knows what would happen because I, when I read that it
had been, because of a cancer, I thought that maybe it had been
of these that they are from the very first moment very aggressive and difficult to
detect. But it looks like it' s not like that. Not many
people have come out of this. Then I don' t know what his
life would be like in this finale. But surely it was not of the
best, no, and how sad, no, what a barbarity, I
mean, a real shame, talking exactly about these bad diets and sports.
More than good that you said it, because I, with my attention defis,
suddenly have eighty ideas here I write them all down and already try to
be liver of pour notebook. This is the case with the process. It
also has to do with this issue of truth, that is, I do
believe that I did not like anything of all the tendence that was the trial,
no, because besides, everything I did in itself is real. Everyone
was fanning and I can imagine the slope as well and everything that happened next.
That' s right, he was left alone. Yes, there was
poetic justice because it happened because, as you wish, you ended up in
jail and what I mentioned lupita this thing of being a leader who wins with
prestige goodbye Yes, that' s it. That' s right, and
you know who I reminded myself of is going to be a bad joke to
the aunt to throw at Jinny' s aunt that we' re already erasing
her from everywhere so we don' t have her as proof, because,
because she said she allowed her video and took her videos from Jorge Carvajal.
I don' t understand why, but yeah, she said they could use
us, but well, yeah, the thing is, that' s right.
Hey, look, I was gonna ask you something. When people take
testosterone or these hormones artificially, how long the body lasts, how long it
takes to get it out. Depends Depends on a testosterone base, so it
' s not that it' s a summation, that is, if you
put yourself in a cycle, that' s what they' re called in
a cycle, you get twelve weeks of some hormone, because it' ll
be about four or five or six weeks when it' s already out.
And the issue is how the hormonal Aegean is, because the hyoma is going
to be thrown out, that is, your bonode is going to stop sound
products naturally, because you' re going to make it a success, it
' s going to be an artificial one. Then it' s about six
weeks, in which your bonnet recovers when the tension you' ve put on
too much already came out, but your axis is no longer going to look
good and why your temperament. Yeah, he' s gonna have changes all
the time. And if you were doing cycles, cycles, cycles, what
do all bodybuilders and American players do, then this is going to last years,
years. Yeah, well, there' s also the case of a
wrestler in a Netflix documentary. Look at this case. Or we have to
do it for more broken ones. Mel Mira says Robert Thorst, the millionaire
who left behind, who was wearing a wire in an interview and confessed to
a murder. There' s that one right now. I' ll tell
you who Robert Dorth is. I saw that case I read it at some
point or I saw a show I don' t know, but it'
s a very interesting case. It' s this Mr So he ends up
and in the end he goes to jail with all his millions and so on,
but he' s going to jail. Here I keep reading it forgive
me, here I am if I wanted to read you that wait here ephra
and it is already making testosterone replacement therapy fashionable for extremely serious aesthetic purposes.
No, no, it' s just that if it' s not so
bad, notice that I have other news for you. That is, for
example, there are studies where the men who are already hurting them because they
no longer have and they put them they become very good as when they make
him good. And of this what will be in women. I mean,
the thing is, this, I mean, you' re 20, you
can' t get hormones in. In other words, there are young people
who are seventeen years old, seventeen years old, who are injected by their
instructors, that is to say, they do at the age of fifty sixties,
because nothing happens, because they are no longer clear, because there is
a decrease and then it is a controlled supplementation. And if they go with
a crinologist, who is the only one who can highlight these things to them,
no one else, neither the nutritionist, nor the psychologist, nor the
psychiatrist, nor anything else. Only slow crinologist is allied after extensive study to
inject us. Anything' s more. I' m going to tell you
an intimacy. I danced many years at the age of nineteen and used to
suspend. Then I don' t want to tell you what happened. Then
one day I woke up in a lot of pain and they took me to
the doctor and at the age of nineteen. He put one before but because
the endocrinologist said the boy didn' t lower his stuff because he danced a
lot and the po got inhibited. And we need to use it. But
this thing that because I want to get sucked or because I want the fighters,
is that also the women suddenly some things that I say for themselves,
yes, yes, no more what happens to the girls women is going to
scare them yes already it does not seem of itself already. Women with hormones
are doing terrible. Or imagine putting things on. It says recommendation my Ursula.
That' s me, an investigation into Charlisterón' s case, where
his mother shot his father and everything points to it being done and protected by
his mother. And that' s very interesting. Look here, Lilian Rivera
tells us that he' s going to be analyzing the steel claw film of
the family of phon Eric wrestlers. I guess you say mmm no, yeah,
yeah, yeah, that' s it. That' s very interesting.
But it' s these cases of celebrities who commit crimes. You get
away with it You remember a movie called The Fox Catcher, which plays it
to Dupont. This Dupont family. You have to see a real history of
the Dupont family where you interpret it as it was called. This actor that
I love wil Foral is the one from Office. It' s him,
or I' m here. I' m getting confused. Oh, yeah,
yeah, yeah, I don' t remember who he' s playing.
If you can help me here, because I didn' t have this.
I don' t have it written because I didn' t plan to
talk about this movie called the fox Ky Steve Carrel stim cor Regal, which
is the one of Dre Shown good, but I don' t know if
it' s the same one that played this man Dupont, who is a
famous man. Well, imagine the fortune these people could have, and this
is one of the heirs who is one of the heirs who almost put something
to the puzzle, because it does not twist, not because it was the
problematic one, there is no problem, but not for the family at all.
Then, as he puts it, he starts to make a foundation and
makes a team called the Katchel fox of Roman Greco wrestling, and he did
fight and then he does a wonderful gym in his house and then he brings
the best coach and his family and put them in a house inside then,
imagine hectares and tasks that the Dupont family had and in the end he ends
up committing a murder. This is a real story and ends up going to
jail. But there is no impunity. It doesn' t matter if you
' re Dupont, it doesn' t matter you' re going to jail.
But it' s these famous crimes of very famous people, that not
everyone gets away with it or Ja and Simpson somehow at first did. Yes,
later on, because she caught him later and because of the research,
because she had researchers with the families, the ones who wanted to fish him
were the families of those who had, of those who had died the bereaved.
Well, yes, I remember, right now, it' s not
that it has anything to do with it, too. It' s another
kind of character, but I remembered the capone not also that it was Alcapone
that he could never be caught up by the real and terrible issues he had
on his back, but by a fiscal issue, not exactly, because of
a question he hears about Kerin Honouse says, is that the truth is that
in the case of Oje Simpson we don' t know and yes I think
there had been a lot of business like you said very early on about the
race issue, not because we don' t want trouble, because we'
re in the Angels, we don' t want better uprisings. This quiet,
no, and in the end, it was an idol for many.
And so how did you say about justice, mel that they said that justice,
or did you say it poetic Ephraim, justice, for indeed, justice,
for there is some other fact that you have of Oje Simpson, for
it is already that chang before is not with sad, everything you saw güey,
because it is that I, I take away, I was very deep.
I mean, men leaving a mark. Well, they went hey,
hey and Simpson and left a mark, because the cops erased it, yes,
the pauls erased it. In fact, the gloves say that it was
probably sown ah notice, there was a guanta tree, there was a gauntlet
tree that everything that gossiped or much Lupi yes, yes, this joke was
not, but they were more for likes, to get lix from you.
Ah look exactly. There' s the boxer, there' s a documentary
here I have my treat, but I have monsoon guys too I have a
documentary with that case. What was his name, isn' t his name
Carlos Monzón? Carlos Monzón? Exactly, exactly, but, well, yeah,
yeah. It' s interesting to see this case because it' s
a story that' s left. I think she was known worldwide. Hey,
if not global, but partial, from gas daughter Kelly. Which one
they say was going to bag Scream' s daughter, and Gral went out
to say it' s not true. Grace said no. No, no,
no, no, but it' s Greguia. I can' t
say anything, because it comes a hundred died. The authorities didn' t
say the mom was running and what she said told her who knows, who
she was. But you can also see that in women leaving a mark with
the Kelly gas programs, which Ephraim did very well, but how was the
theory of that that the one that was handling the stephany, but already,
that is, the main one, protected it and, because they said,
they moved to grace to say that the gras pelculia, but it is not
true. And, in fact, there are many grounds for saying that it
was stophany and it got away with it, yes. Of those cases there
are many and very strong and in royalty and among many others there are those
strong controversial cases that we should also look for for for the next season of
broken souls. Now that we' re done with the young people in conflict
who, by the way, come to see yesterday' s very good Jordan
Brown, who, then, will see that our conclusion is not so crazy.
Says I know Aracellie Gutierrez. Says I' d be happy if today,
for being my sixty- four. Lupita told me some of your effera
sarcasms, I dedicated myself to a smile and my dear one greets me.
You come up multita, I can' t say we get out, I
don' t have it, but well, I say hello with a lot
of love. Graceli u want, thank you so much for being here with
us on your birthday. I wish you the best in the world. Above
all, I want a lot of health, a lot of happiness, a
lot of love and, why not, a lot of peace. I was
in a smile or not. When you do it, man. Don'
t listen, so go and say goodbye to us guys today this interesting topic,
which is always interesting, this case, for all the edges it has.
Not because of the racial theme, because of the theme of fame,
because of being a big star, because it was also a television star,
because it was an example for children, but then it was the criminal.
But he always stays in doubt Look. Gerard is asking me how you don
' t know about sarcasm, because that was a sarcasm, but that was
a good loader, so this case, you have to review it, see
it, but I think we have the most. That was what happened to
a man who had absolutely everything, as we put it in the title,
and lost absolutely all your conclusion dear mel Yes, well, yes, he
lost absolutely everything, although at first he did not lose his freedom. But
sometimes it is believed that when people get away with it, apparently it'
s all settled and time often shows that it wasn' t. And I
think this is a case that illustrates this totally true, Ephrad Baby, remember
that poetic justice always comes and karma always reaches you. Then here it is.
The Ja Simpsons are here, so let' s go to history in
history. In twenty- five minutes we' ll be there. And Román
Polanski, the film actor who also escaped from the United States and has not
returned the Polish, well, not even to receive the oscar Hey. Look
I' ll cut myself and I' ll teach you. I thought you
drew a happy face. I didn' t dress up and I' m
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