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Speaker 3: On a Friday, January twenty fourth, Michelle corrected it, but
Speaker 3: she still wrote, Thursday, it is Friday.
Speaker 2: It is Friday.
Speaker 1: If we need somebody to tell us the day and
Speaker 1: the date, we're in trouble.
Speaker 2: Hey, did you feel that?
Speaker 4: Was it an earthquake?
Speaker 3: No red flag warning expired? Oh, which I like, I
Speaker 3: felt a little calm, Like to live in southern California
Speaker 3: without a red flag fire warning?
Speaker 2: So weird.
Speaker 4: It's so weird.
Speaker 1: Okay, I've been dying to get to this because this
Speaker 1: is juicy stuff.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: We were talking about best pictures, and I was talking
Speaker 1: about how my parents would always go to see the
Speaker 1: best pictures, and I was thinking about, you know, the
Speaker 1: the late eighties early nineties, which I think is the
Speaker 1: great time of sine because everyone thinks that when you're
Speaker 1: coming of age, when you're twelve to fourteen ish, there's
Speaker 1: been science of sis.
Speaker 2: We're bigger.
Speaker 1: The movies were bigger, and they were better, and they
Speaker 1: were magical, and it's for everybody. So that's my era,
Speaker 1: late eighties, early nineties, and one of the movies that
Speaker 1: I remember being captivated by was Oliver Stone's JFKH.
Speaker 2: We we weave when we practiced the decease and Who
Speaker 2: Killed the President?
Speaker 4: Oh May what you could stop it?
Speaker 2: This is big for you?
Speaker 1: You know that?
Speaker 4: Who did the President?
Speaker 2: Who kills it?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 4: It's a mystery. It's a mystery wrapped in a bit.
Speaker 2: Let's not in enigma. The Shulders don't even know what.
Speaker 4: You'll get it, man, it is. You gotta love it.
Speaker 4: That was in ninety one and ninety two.
Speaker 1: In fact, because of that movie, there was an act
Speaker 1: passed to de Redact to release the JFK assassination files.
Speaker 1: Imagine that Hollywood having that kind of impact on that
Speaker 1: kind of national history. As I mentioned, it was the
Speaker 1: first big great TV event, not being great of course
Speaker 1: the assassination of the president, but half the population was
Speaker 1: watching the coverage within two hours of that going down
Speaker 1: in Dallas. Now, President Trump, we knew this from his
Speaker 1: first administration in interviews before he was even president.
Speaker 4: If you paid.
Speaker 1: Attention, he has long been very skeptical when it comes
Speaker 1: to the intelligence community regarded them as the deepest of
Speaker 1: the deep state. When you're talking about the FBI and
Speaker 1: the CIA, and if you know anything about JFK, the
Speaker 1: assassination of that RFK MLK junior, you know that the
Speaker 1: CIA and the FBI have long been rumored to have
Speaker 1: been involved. The CIA for a number of reasons. When
Speaker 1: it came to JFK, it was the fact that the
Speaker 1: CIA was pissed off that JFK was not going to
Speaker 1: send troops to Vietnam, that they had a foothold, a
Speaker 1: stronghold in the military operation globally, and they could not
Speaker 1: guarantee that America was going to get involved because JFK
Speaker 1: didn't want to get involved.
Speaker 4: So there was a beef there.
Speaker 1: The FBI was investigating Marilyn Monroe and JFK's relationship, had
Speaker 1: a bunch of files with regard to that, as well
Speaker 1: as his other affairs. These women were threatening to go public,
Speaker 1: which would have been a big problem back then in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two, sixty three.
Speaker 3: Yes, so this is it's a strange it's a campaign
Speaker 3: promise that he had made. He'd talked about it many
Speaker 3: times before. He also referred to which I thought was interesting.
Speaker 3: Mike Pompeo is former Secretary of State. Mike Pompeo is
Speaker 3: a guy who has fallen out of love with and
Speaker 3: it's reciprocated with President Trump and Pompeo in the first
Speaker 3: administration was one of the people who said it's probably
Speaker 3: not a great idea to release these files.
Speaker 2: Didn't explain why at least it's never been public.
Speaker 1: It lays out the FBI and the CIA, and that's
Speaker 1: the thing he wants to go after. It doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: it will it will chip away at whatever kind of
Speaker 1: pedestal you have put the FBI and the CIA on
Speaker 1: when you get into the minutia of what they did,
Speaker 1: you know, sending letters to MLK Junior telling him to
Speaker 1: kill himself, right.
Speaker 2: I remember that now now.
Speaker 3: Gerald Posner is a guy who is a JFK assassination expert.
Speaker 3: He's written books on it, He's put together and helped
Speaker 3: with documentaries about it. He says, don't get your hopes
Speaker 3: up about what's actually going to be released.
Speaker 7: There are some files that are still sealed about the
Speaker 7: Mafia and CIA plots against Fidel Castro.
Speaker 2: I'd like to know more about that.
Speaker 7: There's a document in there on Mexican intelligence information was
Speaker 7: gathered on Oswald when Lee Harvey Oswold visited Mexico City
Speaker 7: only six weeks before the assassination, and it might disclose
Speaker 7: the extent to which the CIA knew how unbalanced Oswald
Speaker 7: was and they didn't tell the FBI. So there could
Speaker 7: be some embarrassing things in here. It'll be interesting for history,
Speaker 7: but I don't think what most Americans are looking for,
Speaker 7: which is a smoking gun document that will turn the
Speaker 7: kse on his head and say, hey, here's who killed Kennedy.
Speaker 7: Was really part of the secret government and hear the
Speaker 7: people involved. That's not going to happen.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 1: Just to unpack that a little bit about the mafia,
Speaker 1: It was long rumored that the mafia bought JFK's presidency
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty, that it was his dad who orchestrated
Speaker 1: a deal with the mafia to make JFK president, and
Speaker 1: when he did not produce for the mafia, they had
Speaker 1: him hit.
Speaker 4: They ordered the hit on JFK.
Speaker 1: Harvey Oswald was also a big Cuban officionado. He loved
Speaker 1: all things Cuban. He spent time in Mexico City and
Speaker 1: the days leading up to the assassination trying to get
Speaker 1: a Cuban visa. He was that loaner type guy that
Speaker 1: some sort of places like the FBI, the CIA, Cuba
Speaker 1: or Russia would use as the fall guy. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's just that's like jump one for conspiracy theories, right,
Speaker 1: You find somebody, and that was kind of my theory
Speaker 1: with the Trump thing. You find somebody who is innocuous,
Speaker 1: who's just a loner with no footprint, no profile, and
Speaker 1: used them to commit the crime. The other thing was
Speaker 1: about the Mafia being that if they had done that,
Speaker 1: they were also pissed off. It wasn't just that Kennedy
Speaker 1: had failed to produce as president for the mafia. They
Speaker 1: were also pissed off at RFK Junior, who as Attorney
Speaker 1: General made the mafia enemy number one and went after
Speaker 1: them and adding fuel to the fire that the mafia did.
Speaker 4: It was the fact that Jack.
Speaker 1: Ruby, who was this bar owner who catered to the mafia,
Speaker 1: was the guy who killed Oswald. A lot of people
Speaker 1: say to silence him from rolling on the mafia.
Speaker 3: That listen, we started with talking about JFK the Oliver
Speaker 3: Stone movie from nineteen ninety one, and it was one
Speaker 3: of the for me. It was the first real in
Speaker 3: depth exposure that I had had to the Kennedy assassination,
Speaker 3: and it was Yeah, there are plenty of faults in
Speaker 3: that movie, but it prompted enough questions for I think
Speaker 3: a lot of people, especially younger people who weren't alive
Speaker 3: at the time, to look into this, which is why.
Speaker 1: The Congress passed that Act the following year to say,
Speaker 1: let's just release everything except the most sensitive information, which
Speaker 1: according to what the executive order is.
Speaker 3: Today, the President says he has given the Director of
Speaker 3: National Intelligence in the Attorney General fifteen days to come
Speaker 3: up with a plan to put out the records surrounding
Speaker 3: the assassination of JFK, and then another forty five days
Speaker 3: for RFK and MLK to be classic declassify.
Speaker 4: All right, coming up next.
Speaker 3: This is the weirdest intrigue story, and I'm surprised it's
Speaker 3: not getting more coverage.
Speaker 2: Do you remember Cassidy Hutchinson.
Speaker 3: No, she testified before the January sixth Committee about out
Speaker 3: President Trump leaping from the back of the limo to
Speaker 3: grab the steering wheel.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 1: I actually got a real kick out of the President
Speaker 1: addressing this on inauguration Day.
Speaker 2: Yes, in his speech to this like how he had.
Speaker 1: Friends and said, why would you even deny that narrative?
Speaker 1: It's great that you were going to fight like karate
Speaker 1: champions and body men.
Speaker 3: Well, there is a story going around Washington today that
Speaker 3: Republicans do not want to put her on the stand,
Speaker 3: They do not want to interview her because some of
Speaker 3: their Republican colleagues were reaching out to Cassidy.
Speaker 2: Being like, hey girl, you look good in MG's I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what.
Speaker 3: Some sexual texts that apparently she received from.
Speaker 2: Member or members.
Speaker 1: Of Congress Congress got game. I wouldn't say they had game.
Speaker 1: I want to see what those texts look like.
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Speaker 3: My mom's side of the family specifically was pretty dirt
Speaker 3: poor at times, living with other family members scraping together
Speaker 3: whatever they could. That's why my grandmother always insisted that
Speaker 3: we eat every morsel of chicken. Scrape that meat off
Speaker 3: that bones, get those ligaments and tendons. That bone better
Speaker 3: be clean before you throw it away, or else you're
Speaker 3: going to be in trouble. My wife, my mom actually
Speaker 3: took my wife and daughter on a driving trip kind
Speaker 3: of through the areas where she grew up up in
Speaker 3: central California, and would point to different you know, that's
Speaker 3: where we lived for a few with our cousin. That's
Speaker 3: where we lived with Uncle Bob and all that sort
Speaker 3: of stuff. And she said we were so poor that
Speaker 3: the only toilet paper that they had. I mean, we
Speaker 3: think about it as a complete You must have to
Speaker 3: live in a normal society, you must have toilet paper.
Speaker 3: They used the yellow pages, they used phone book pages.
Speaker 3: That was their toilet paper.
Speaker 1: Remember when we used to get phone books, the luxury
Speaker 1: that was just having a phone book delivery book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you didn't never look at it and think
Speaker 3: to yourself, well, I got a four hundred and eighty
Speaker 3: pages of bathroom relief.
Speaker 1: You know, I have heard this story before, and now
Speaker 1: I'm realizing why I was so flabbergasted when you revealed
Speaker 1: to me after I had heard this story, probably a
Speaker 1: few years after I had heard that story for the
Speaker 1: first time, that you have used so many squares every day.
Speaker 4: It's just waste and waste and waste.
Speaker 1: From where you came from, and you're going to use
Speaker 1: twelve squares.
Speaker 9: But we determined that twelve is not well squares, it's
Speaker 9: not well. What would Dixie say about that? She would
Speaker 9: say wasteful? She would say, yes, she would especially how many?
Speaker 9: What kind of ply are you dealing? Are you a
Speaker 9: three ply person?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I do they make three ply?
Speaker 4: Of course they make three ply.
Speaker 2: No, I don't.
Speaker 4: You're not a free play your two ply.
Speaker 3: I guess, because that's what that's what the product is saying.
Speaker 1: What would you say, one page of the Yellow Pages
Speaker 1: is one and a half.
Speaker 3: Ply itchy rough, No, it's it's a it's a one
Speaker 3: ply by definition, it's a one ply.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're right, it would be a one play. But
Speaker 1: the thing is is it's so big. One page is
Speaker 1: like six or eight squares of one. See, you got
Speaker 1: to make it go the distance. Now do you end
Speaker 1: up with ink on your bum? But who cares? Who cares?
Speaker 1: Who's looking at that. Who's looking at that anyway? Wash
Speaker 1: it off with the cold water in the shower, right
Speaker 1: as God intended? All right, coming out next that Cassidy
Speaker 1: Hutchinson story.
Speaker 2: I promise we'll get to this.
Speaker 3: And this is again a very strange twist to the
Speaker 3: whole January sixth committee and one of their star witnesses.
Speaker 1: What did we just get sidetracked with before we went
Speaker 1: to toilet paper.
Speaker 3: Cold water and being poor? Okay, I don't know how
Speaker 3: it happens. Happened Gary and Shannon.
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Speaker 4: So Doug and Kamala had some sort of photo op.
Speaker 10: At a grocery store. Whatever I saw that that doesn't
Speaker 10: just happen. Now already knows you don't just carry a
Speaker 10: high quality camera into an arawon and is that how
Speaker 10: you say that.
Speaker 1: I don't go there because it's five thousand dollars for
Speaker 1: don of milk.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's where they went.
Speaker 4: They are jars of milk probably at that place.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you don't just happen to find a vice
Speaker 3: president and then get to snap pictures of nerror.
Speaker 1: It's all coordinated, choreographed, carefully thought out.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: But the reason I bring it up is because Fox
Speaker 1: News' host Jesse Water's got a little heat hear about this.
Speaker 1: He says, what kind of husband goes grocery shopping with
Speaker 1: his wife? And then doubled I knew you'd love that,
Speaker 1: and then doubled down on it later, saying, you don't
Speaker 1: need to go grocery shopping with your wife.
Speaker 4: You should be able to exert price control from afar.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: There are times I like going shopping with my wife
Speaker 3: because she does it more often than I do. And
Speaker 3: if I go, I'm always I always do like six
Speaker 3: passes through every single No.
Speaker 4: It's maddening. It's maddening.
Speaker 1: If my husband offers to go to the grocery store,
Speaker 1: I say, don't worry about it, I'll go. It'll take
Speaker 1: you twenty seven minutes. It'll take me one point four
Speaker 1: minutes because I know where everything is. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: just I mean, it's not it's not I mean, it's
Speaker 1: it's fine. I mean, I've gone grocery shopping with my husband.
Speaker 1: There's also it's it's not a it's not a joke.
Speaker 4: Price control. It's not a joke.
Speaker 1: I you know, I've lied to him about prices of
Speaker 1: groceries before.
Speaker 2: What do you mean price control?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, would he be happy that I was
Speaker 1: spending eighteen ninety nine on a tablespoon of saffron?
Speaker 4: Probably not? Probably not.
Speaker 1: It's a tiny litte So then I say, well, I
Speaker 1: got it. Trader Joe's was five ninety nine. Lie, I
Speaker 1: could have gone to Trader Joe's, but I was too lazy.
Speaker 1: By the way, fun tip relationship. That's good, fun fun tip.
Speaker 1: Trader Joe's has saffron four five nine?
Speaker 3: Is it like I said, it's kind of hidden like
Speaker 3: a little the head of a needle.
Speaker 1: No, it's about the same amount. I would say, it's
Speaker 1: about the same amount.
Speaker 2: So this was the highlight of Cassidy Hutchinson.
Speaker 6: The President reached up towards the front of the vehicle,
Speaker 6: to grab at the steering wheel. Mister Engel grabbed his
Speaker 6: arm said sir, you need to take your hand off
Speaker 6: the steering wheel. We're going back to the west wing.
Speaker 6: We're not going to the Capitol.
Speaker 3: She was testifying before the January sixth Committee about a
Speaker 3: story she heard. Remember this wasn't her eyewitness account. A
Speaker 3: story she heard that then President Trump, in a fury
Speaker 3: because he wanted to drive to the Capitol, was told
Speaker 3: they were going back to the White House and he
Speaker 3: reaches from front of the limo and grabs the steering wheel.
Speaker 3: Two of the baddest asses secret Service agents charged with
Speaker 3: driving the president around were anyway, that's ridiculous. Then she
Speaker 3: also said she heard a story about hearing the President
Speaker 3: throwing his lunch in a rage.
Speaker 6: The valet had articulated that the President was extremely angry
Speaker 6: at the Attorney General's ap interview and had thrown his
Speaker 6: lunch against the wall and.
Speaker 3: The reference of the catchup splattered on the wall. She's
Speaker 3: referring to Bill Barr at the time, who said that
Speaker 3: there were no widespread issues with the twenty twenty election,
Speaker 3: and that was what it was. This was Barne burning
Speaker 3: testimony from Cassidy Hutchinson. Well, we know that this has
Speaker 3: been an issue for the last couple of years, and
Speaker 3: if you remember that was two and a half years ago,
Speaker 3: do you think about that. June of twenty two is
Speaker 3: when she testified an aid to House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Speaker 3: Current House Speaker Mike Johnson has advised colleagues against subpoena
Speaker 3: ying Cassidy Hutchinson as part of their investigation into the
Speaker 3: January sixth attack on the Capitol.
Speaker 2: Because this is the key, hm hm.
Speaker 3: They say some of their Republican colleagues, sorry, at least
Speaker 3: one of their Republican colleagues in Congress was sending Cassidy
Speaker 3: Hutchinson sexually explicit text message.
Speaker 1: Okay, at least one is one, and that's not members
Speaker 1: of Congress, Okay, so what was the message.
Speaker 3: That's the part that they have also been very tight
Speaker 3: lift about because all it says is that the term
Speaker 3: sexual favors is used over and over again.
Speaker 1: Okay, but we've made jokes about sexual favors around here before. Sure,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean that we meant sexual favors. It means
Speaker 1: that we were joke. And imagine in DC how many
Speaker 1: sexual favors jokes there are. I mean, that's all that
Speaker 1: goes on there, But you're going to use.
Speaker 3: It's not just it's of Congress talking about her, saying
Speaker 3: she's a hot piece or whatever. No, No, it's somebody
Speaker 3: sent her, right, the actual text, I know.
Speaker 1: But it could have been something like like me texting you. Uh,
Speaker 1: I sent you a text a couple days ago. Okay,
Speaker 1: I don't know what you want to which involved something
Speaker 1: that could be described as sexual favors. And now it
Speaker 1: wasn't about I mean, it was well, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, it's a joke. They're jokes, right, there's a
Speaker 1: hand stuff joke. Right, that's a joke. But is that
Speaker 1: something where you could say that's actionable.
Speaker 3: Like that I would turn you in, right, No, But
Speaker 3: the expectation, I mean.
Speaker 4: What's a context, I guess is what I'm saying in context? Yes,
Speaker 4: that's the important part about it.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: But the the Washington Post has this exclusive article that
Speaker 3: they've put out regarding this right, and it raises the
Speaker 3: question of who can't control themselves?
Speaker 2: What member of Congress?
Speaker 1: We don't Congress filled with people who can't control themselves,
Speaker 1: totally agree narcissists, but Republicans are now in this position
Speaker 1: of they want to go after I mean, listen, they
Speaker 1: want to do their own investigation.
Speaker 3: They want to pit, they want to pit the January
Speaker 3: sixth Committee's findings against what they say was left out
Speaker 3: of it, things like, well Trump offered the National Guard
Speaker 3: and Nancy Pelosi turned them down. Why did Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 3: ask for more security? Why did Muriel Bowser, the mayor
Speaker 3: of DC, Why did she turn down offers of help?
Speaker 3: All of these things that they say led to what
Speaker 3: happened on January sixth. But she would have been because
Speaker 3: her testimony was so fireworky, if you will, so explosive,
Speaker 3: even though it was still hearsay, even though it or
Speaker 3: because it was that explosive, they would want to be
Speaker 3: able to put her up there and absolutely tear down
Speaker 3: whatever sort of credibility she had or has, I guess,
Speaker 3: but they can't do it now because someone couldn't keep
Speaker 3: it in their pants. I think I want more information
Speaker 3: about that. Hey, maybe it comes out, Maybe she talk
Speaker 3: about shooting your shot too.
Speaker 1: Unless the two had a prior relationship, you don't just
Speaker 1: send if there is not a contextual framework of this
Speaker 1: was a joke, obviously, like in our text exchange. Then
Speaker 1: why would you just shoot your shot like that to
Speaker 1: somebody you have no relationship with? Yeah, it's odd. Hey,
Speaker 1: Like you said, DC is full of people that we
Speaker 1: don't know about, and I think there are a lot.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of lack of emotional development there as.
Speaker 2: Well, you think, so do you think that I do?
Speaker 7: All?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Coming up next?
Speaker 4: What time is it? Okay?
Speaker 2: Let's oh yeah the show Hay story.
Speaker 1: God, how racist is everybody that just hears an accent
Speaker 1: and believes it to be the only other Japanese person
Speaker 1: they know?
Speaker 4: Awful?
Speaker 2: I didn't even think about that.
Speaker 4: Gary and Channon will continue, Deborah. Did you see Honora?
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 4: I'm going to see either tonight or tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I started last night and to me, I'm
Speaker 1: an hour and change into it because I fell asleep,
Speaker 1: but sleep well, I made the conscious decision to turn
Speaker 1: it off and.
Speaker 4: Go to sleep. I guess I should say it's just
Speaker 4: it's sheer porn.
Speaker 5: I don't. It's from go It's from the credit. It's
Speaker 5: from the opening credits. This is not a spoiler, okay,
Speaker 5: more than the other shows. Oh yeah, and it only
Speaker 5: doesn't come well at this point. I haven't gotten to
Speaker 5: the love part of it, so it's just bad sex
Speaker 5: for money.
Speaker 1: It's awful. I don't understand that. I can't wait to
Speaker 1: hear what you think about it, and I'll finish it tonight.
Speaker 1: But to me, there's no best picture category. It checks
Speaker 1: the box four. Not dialogue, not plot, not acting, not art, art, artistic, aesthetic,
Speaker 1: none of it.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm gonna probably watch it tonight or tomorrow night,
Speaker 4: so we'll we'll definitely check it out. I'm excited.
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Speaker 4: They A pair to be appear to be a pair
Speaker 4: like that? A pair? It's not even British. What is that?
Speaker 4: It's nothing, It's French made up word.
Speaker 2: Oh pair?
Speaker 4: Pair?
Speaker 10: A pair, A pair pair a pair.
Speaker 2: Oh, we're really nailing it today, aren't we.
Speaker 4: I had too much coffee. Apologize?
Speaker 3: Now, what was your first sign that you'd had too
Speaker 3: much coffee? Was it that you started spilling it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: That was probably It was the shaking, because well, you
Speaker 3: walked in here, you were vibrating, vibrating a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, I didn't realize.
Speaker 3: Yelling at people without realizing that you were yelling at people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I apologize, No, I did not.
Speaker 2: I didn't make eye contact with you.
Speaker 1: You didn't you know how to you know how to
Speaker 1: survive against the beasts. I didn't realize there were three
Speaker 1: shots in this coffee. I thought there were two, but
Speaker 1: there were three. So there were three, and you add
Speaker 1: I have no I had one before I left. Oh, okay, four,
Speaker 1: I usually have two. Some of the stuff that's going
Speaker 1: on in the world of sports today. Pete Carroll, one
Speaker 1: time USC head coach, one time Seattle Seahawks head coach.
Speaker 1: He's going to coach the Las Vegas Raiders again. It's
Speaker 1: It's kind of a Jerry Jones move, isn't it. It's odd,
Speaker 1: But you know what he does bring the energy, he brings,
Speaker 1: the resume and I love of a two time a
Speaker 1: season matchup between Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll. The two
Speaker 1: go back to Stanford and USC fighting each other from sidelines.
Speaker 1: They of course carried on the fight when Pete was
Speaker 1: in Seattle and Jim was in San Francisco. What's your
Speaker 1: deal all of the things that have gone on in
Speaker 1: that relationship. I'm excited for a part three.
Speaker 3: I mean, it is a deeper cut than say Josh
Speaker 3: Allen and Patrick Mahomes in terms of the kind of
Speaker 3: fan that would want to see that.
Speaker 2: But that's I mean, that's kind of your point.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's a history, it's a long standing history.
Speaker 3: And then the other story in the sports world, thankfully
Speaker 3: Pictures and Catchers report in about what is it twenty
Speaker 3: two days?
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 3: Channel seven has gotten audio that federal prosecutors say is
Speaker 3: Ibe Mitsuhara, but it is not sho hey Otani, despite
Speaker 3: the fact he says he is sho hey Otani based
Speaker 3: on the phone with the bank.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bank, o'.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 4: How I help you?
Speaker 3: So I tried to.
Speaker 5: Log into online banking and.
Speaker 8: That's not.
Speaker 2: Sure I can take that.
Speaker 1: Sounds that sounds like a guy who's like sweaty in
Speaker 1: a hotel room and the lights are out, and he's
Speaker 1: been on a four week bender gambling and staying up
Speaker 1: all night and betting on things like women's field hockey
Speaker 1: in India, like a real gang gambling addiction tone. That's
Speaker 1: what that guy brings, doesn't he Don't you feel how
Speaker 1: clammy he is, how how in the red he is and.
Speaker 3: Desperate, desperate it's a good word. This audio was entered
Speaker 3: into evidence against him. He had previously pleaded guilty to
Speaker 3: bank and tax fraud for stealing oh you know, roughly
Speaker 3: seventeen million dollars from show Hey. But he is expected
Speaker 3: to be sentenced February sixth. They said that they're going
Speaker 3: to use the audio to show that he had arranged
Speaker 3: wire transfers of show hey Otani's money, got around security
Speaker 3: questions by claiming to be show Hay himself on that call,
Speaker 3: and then use the money, of course, we know, to
Speaker 3: cover up his gambling problems, his gambling obsession, if you
Speaker 3: will so. But he didn't sound anything like Showey Otani.
Speaker 3: I mean, what would I expect the Wells Fargo or
Speaker 3: whoever that is bank teller to know the difference between
Speaker 3: whose voice sounds like what.
Speaker 4: I don't think that was the purpose of that call.
Speaker 1: It wasn't for the bank employee to verify who they
Speaker 1: were talking to. It was to put the name in
Speaker 1: the call log. Every time I've called Bank of America,
Speaker 1: they have said the same thing, when you talk to
Speaker 1: a real person and who am I speaking to?
Speaker 4: Because you put in the account.
Speaker 1: Number and then they want to know the name on
Speaker 1: the account, so you say Shannon Farren and then they
Speaker 1: go on and okay, so that checks out, So what
Speaker 1: can help you with today? It's kind of the same thing.
Speaker 1: If he put in show hey Atani's account number and
Speaker 1: then he calls and they go, who am I talking to?
Speaker 1: Show Hey Atani? That person doesn't know who the hell
Speaker 1: show Hey Atani is. It's just to make sure that
Speaker 1: what's on the screen is what's coming through on the call.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess.
Speaker 3: But there's also the I mean, there's a certain amount
Speaker 3: of there's a level of notoriety regardless of who you are,
Speaker 3: sports figures, celebrity of some kind that there would be maybe.
Speaker 1: I don't know't I don't think maybe not maybe, And
Speaker 1: how would that person know that that wasn't show Hey Atani?
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: Every time I've done my money laundering with b of A,
Speaker 1: they that treat me the same way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, who's money are you laundering?
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