Speaker 1: Hey, Hey, everybody, welcome to a new show. It's a
Speaker 1: Relationships is a bitch meets Everything is a bitch. Because
Speaker 1: we've all been so crazy, we haven't gotten enough time
Speaker 1: in the schedules to do both shows this week. So
Speaker 1: we are doing a special ram them together, which I
Speaker 1: think will be a lot of fun because we'll put
Speaker 1: Arena on the spot about a bunch of stuff that
Speaker 1: you probably won't want to talk about, but we'll make her.
Speaker 1: We'll make her talk about it. So it is Mike
Speaker 1: here with our relationship guru, Arena Wood and lifelong pal
Speaker 1: aj Benza.
Speaker 2: Hey, looking good, everybody, You guys, You guys look great. Yeah, good,
Speaker 2: I'm feeling good. I mean I'm not out there and
Speaker 2: in Palm Beach. You're in uh in Jupiter. But I've
Speaker 2: been Vegas and it feels awfully good. Feeling good, Looking good.
Speaker 1: Those new glasses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got a little pair of green ones, little
Speaker 2: tornoise colored glasses that I got. N I have like
Speaker 2: three or four. You know, when you get older, you
Speaker 2: gotta have three or four. One of the bathroom, one
Speaker 2: of your car, one by your night table. I had
Speaker 2: a buddy who worked on his car so many times
Speaker 2: he kept a pair of glasses in his engine because
Speaker 2: she would forget to bring lasses out to his car
Speaker 2: when he worked on his car.
Speaker 1: That's my husband, and your husband works on a lot
Speaker 1: of your husband when he's under that old camaro, uh
Speaker 1: messing with the manifold and everything else.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I have memories of Kenny on his back on
Speaker 2: one of those rollers we were kids. He was always
Speaker 2: underneath cars. Kenny love to work on cars.
Speaker 1: One day, I'm going to drive by and the and
Speaker 1: the Camaro is going to be out with the rest
Speaker 1: of the trash, just looking for somebody to pick it up,
Speaker 1: because it's sitting there under a tar in the garage.
Speaker 1: He hasn't driven it, and when's the last time he
Speaker 1: drove that car?
Speaker 3: No, you don't.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a pleasant feeling for him knowing he
Speaker 1: has You could.
Speaker 2: Put the car on the boat. That's a new one.
Speaker 2: Just have to go on the boat and drive that
Speaker 2: around with some Trump flags.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, we could build a pontoon for the car
Speaker 1: and and trail up behind the boat.
Speaker 2: That would be interesting. He can give it to Trump,
Speaker 2: like like the Saudis gave Trump an airplane. Kenny can
Speaker 2: give the car to Trump.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I definitely want to talk about that later. Trump. Trump.
Speaker 1: It's it's just so stupid. Okay, So speaking as stupid,
Speaker 1: A J and I, uh, I had some conversation last
Speaker 1: week on everything as a bit talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: some of our phobias about going to the doctor and
Speaker 1: some of the things that we do, rules that we
Speaker 1: create for choosing doctors and going to the doctor, and
Speaker 1: and I sort of got outsmarted because I have a
Speaker 1: rule where I can't I go to young male doctors
Speaker 1: and I can't go to hot female doctors. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: I'm fine. I created that rule because I don't mind
Speaker 1: an old man looking up my ass, and I don't
Speaker 1: mind a fat woman looking up my ass, but I
Speaker 1: don't want a hot doctor looking up my ass. And
Speaker 1: I don't want some young guy looking at me treating
Speaker 1: me like I'm Abevagoda and making me feel really fucking old.
Speaker 2: Right, So I got it.
Speaker 1: But I got out smarted because I was going through
Speaker 1: the thumbnail pictures of doctors in trying to choose a
Speaker 1: new family doctor here in Jupiter, and I picked this
Speaker 1: female doctor thinking she was about a four oh, and
Speaker 1: she just, for whatever reason, took a bad picture that
Speaker 1: day put it in the thumbnail. And so when I
Speaker 1: went to her for the first time and she walked
Speaker 1: in and all of a sudden, she's a seven and
Speaker 1: a half, it fucked up my entire plan, right, So
Speaker 1: I went back to see her yesterday day and and
Speaker 1: she wanted me to she wanted to look at a
Speaker 1: couple of things as a follow up from from some
Speaker 1: testing I had I had done, And I said, look,
Speaker 1: can we call an audible? And she's like, she's like,
Speaker 1: what do you mean, what's what's in audible? What's an audible?
Speaker 1: I said, well, can is your nurse or nurse practitioner
Speaker 1: able to perform this? Able to do this? And she said, yeah,
Speaker 1: she could do it. What's your You have a problem
Speaker 1: with me? I said, I said, no, I go look,
Speaker 1: you put a picture in whatever that thing is for doctors,
Speaker 1: and you put a picture where you're a four. In
Speaker 1: reality you're a seven and a half, and at a
Speaker 1: seven and a half, I can't have you look at
Speaker 1: my ass. I so can you? Can you bring in
Speaker 1: the nurse And she's like, well, Mackenzie, I think was
Speaker 1: a nurse. McKenzie's not a four. I go, I'm sorry, doctor,
Speaker 1: wal McKenzie's a four. So so let me have let me,
Speaker 1: let me have Mackenzie. And so I got through the
Speaker 1: doctor greed, and I got through everything with McKenzie. And
Speaker 1: so the question for you a long build up to
Speaker 1: the question do you have rules around that? Do you
Speaker 1: only go to female doctors? Will you go to male doctors?
Speaker 1: Like if you have a uh a problem downstairs, you
Speaker 1: got to go. Someone's got to check out your KOUCHI
Speaker 1: do you have a male doctor only rule a female doctor,
Speaker 1: any rules around who gets to who gets to mess
Speaker 1: around down there?
Speaker 3: It's not a question for me or it is, but
Speaker 3: it's a question for you that's correct to tell you.
Speaker 3: I don't even see I don't even care it's going
Speaker 3: to be a man or woman. I tell you the truth.
Speaker 3: I tell you what the mass like Massus was a doctor.
Speaker 3: I had a genecologist who was a man. But I
Speaker 3: prefer women just because they are more tender. But if
Speaker 3: it's going to be a great professional, I don't really
Speaker 3: think it's male or female. Let's say, if it's surgeon,
Speaker 3: I would choose all their men. But this is only
Speaker 3: because we spoke about that on the end of podcast.
Speaker 3: Because it's his more decisive. You know, like men they're
Speaker 3: so and No. I don't care it's men and woman.
Speaker 3: I care about the level of professionalism.
Speaker 2: I mean, my mother, my two sisters, my aunt, and
Speaker 2: my ex wife all had the same male dynacologists who
Speaker 2: they all loved. He delivered their children, my nephews. They
Speaker 2: loved this guy. They had no issues with him being
Speaker 2: male when it comes to me. I had a female
Speaker 2: checked myne undercarriage in Chicago, which I found myself. She
Speaker 2: wasn't a seven, she was definitely a five to six tops,
Speaker 2: and it didn't bother me. It didn't bother me. I'm
Speaker 2: very trusting with doctors. However, when I was in such
Speaker 2: bad shape with my COVID the first time with COVID pneumonia,
Speaker 2: and I was, you know, I had messed the bed
Speaker 2: because when you get in, when you get all the
Speaker 2: stuff from the ivy banks, it messages stomach cup and
Speaker 2: it was awful. And I had a couple of really
Speaker 2: pretty nurses and they had to come in and clean up.
Speaker 2: And once that happens, you're just like, what can you do?
Speaker 2: They were very nice and sweet to me, and in
Speaker 2: that capacity, I'd rather a woman do it. Than a
Speaker 2: guy walk in and have to clean me up, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Could you ask that woman out after that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have no shame.
Speaker 1: You would have no trouble asking her out on a
Speaker 1: date after she'd just cleaned your slop up all off
Speaker 1: your sheet.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I could do it because she sees it all
Speaker 2: the time. And if I made her laugh and she
Speaker 2: thought I was cute or funny, I don't think it
Speaker 2: would matter to her because that's her line of work.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm a completely funny.
Speaker 4: Story about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So my uncle was a big playboy. He had a
Speaker 3: lot of lovers and he was like incredible business mind, superman,
Speaker 3: like super everything genius. But he had some kind of
Speaker 3: you know, few women around, so he had zero consciousness
Speaker 3: and he was doing IV or whatever.
Speaker 5: He was in the hospital on the fence, on the
Speaker 5: edge of life and death, and your nurses are walking
Speaker 5: in at seven o'clock in the morning and they're talking
Speaker 5: and said, listen, this one is forget about them. He's
Speaker 5: not going to wake up anymore. So he woke up,
Speaker 5: he recovered, and he had his sex exactly with the
Speaker 5: hospital with the girl who tell him.
Speaker 1: That he was going to be dead. For him. That's
Speaker 1: a power that's a power move. She declares you dead,
Speaker 1: and like a week later you're banging her.
Speaker 2: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: In three days, Mike, in three days, I need I
Speaker 1: need to know your uncle's name is. He's in the
Speaker 1: Badass Hall of Fame fact.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah he was, but he was a lot of
Speaker 3: fun when you're not his wife.
Speaker 2: The closest I got to anything like that was my
Speaker 2: father was dying. It was a very nurse taking care
Speaker 2: of him, and uh when he passed at the funeral Paul,
Speaker 2: that night, there was a phone call for me and
Speaker 2: I went to get the call and it was one
Speaker 2: of his nurses, the cute one that I liked, and
Speaker 2: she was saying, a g I'm so sorry. I just
Speaker 2: found out. I wasn't at work and I and my
Speaker 2: father's in the casket, and I said that I'm in
Speaker 2: the back room and going listen. You know, I wanted
Speaker 2: to ask you out. We should go out one night.
Speaker 2: You were so good to my dad, and I love
Speaker 2: the way you are. You're so sweet, and we ended
Speaker 2: up dating for a couple of months. It's strange what
Speaker 2: happens at hospitals with death and life and sickness. These
Speaker 2: people have dedicated their lives to saving people.
Speaker 1: So dude, you pull the fon leebods?
Speaker 2: What is that.
Speaker 1: Otter and animal house? He said, his girlfriend, his fiance
Speaker 1: dies and he goes to the dorm. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: here to pick up my fiance and then he and
Speaker 1: then he ends up banging the right.
Speaker 2: That's a good pot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at your dad's funeral, you're you're I work in
Speaker 1: the crowd.
Speaker 2: I made a date with a girl who lived in
Speaker 2: a nurse who lived in Valley Stream, and we went
Speaker 2: out for a couple months and she was just like
Speaker 2: I thought you'd be beautiful, sexy, fun and it petered out.
Speaker 2: But you know, when it happens, it happens. What can
Speaker 2: you do?
Speaker 1: Dad would have been very very proud in that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, so let's.
Speaker 1: Go to another fed up thing that bothers Mike. But
Speaker 1: I think Agent's gonna agree with me on this one.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you're going to have an opinion
Speaker 1: or not, Arena, But okay, So the NBA playoffs fantastic.
Speaker 1: The nick games have been just well, especially Game one,
Speaker 1: two and four have been just incredible with crazy comebacks
Speaker 1: twenty points down in two games, the most recent game
Speaker 1: fourteen points down and come back to win in the
Speaker 1: in the fourth quarter in very dramatic fashion. But I
Speaker 1: am so bothered, I mean, like really really bothered. It's
Speaker 1: a fight in my house at these freaking stars sitting
Speaker 1: courtside who've never been NICK fans, have never been to
Speaker 1: games historically, and all of a sudden, because it's a
Speaker 1: big national event, the playoffs, the games on national TV
Speaker 1: gonna be seen by tons of people. We have to
Speaker 1: see the Kardashian family, we have to see uh, Cardi
Speaker 1: b whoever the heck? I mean, if you're if you're
Speaker 1: like Ben Stiller, fine, he's at NICK games all the time.
Speaker 1: John McEnroe, Fine at the games all the time. Uh
Speaker 1: you know the old the old Knicks that you know,
Speaker 1: Starks and those guys, great Gregory there, there's there are
Speaker 1: stars and old players that are there all the time.
Speaker 1: But during the uh well and Spike Lee obviously there
Speaker 1: all the time. Tracy Morgan's there all the time. But
Speaker 1: who have us? So Kylie Jenner, Kendall Jenner, Timothy Shalla
Speaker 1: may come.
Speaker 2: On, well, okay, I keep going, but I'll address Timothy
Speaker 2: Shallow may but go ahead, CARDI B Yeah, that's bullshit.
Speaker 1: To me. It's like letting them sit courtside is like
Speaker 1: letting illegal aliens vote. It's it's the same thing. They
Speaker 1: are an illegal alien in that seat at my Nick game.
Speaker 1: I agree, don't you don't belong there. Somebody else would
Speaker 1: have been in that seat that, in order to paid
Speaker 1: for that seat, would had to have been a hardcore
Speaker 1: Nick fan. And maybe they're coming down from the tenth
Speaker 1: row where they actually were, but that means somebody in
Speaker 1: row twenty would have got Row ten and somebody in
Speaker 1: row forty. We want real Nick fans. During the game,
Speaker 1: you see all of these people in the street right
Speaker 1: outside the garden partying and watching the game because they
Speaker 1: couldn't get or can't afford ticket to get to get
Speaker 1: in there. And we have these freaking Hollywood they don't
Speaker 1: know anything about the game, just crashing the game and
Speaker 1: attending it, and it's it's.
Speaker 2: Bugging me bullshit. Well, I agree with you. And when
Speaker 2: I was a reporter in the nineties, I had floor seats.
Speaker 2: I had a press pass, which meant I could go
Speaker 2: anywhere in the arena, in the locker rooms, and sometimes
Speaker 2: I'd get a ticket just to be in the arena
Speaker 2: even if I didn't have a seat. I knew a guy,
Speaker 2: John Sirillo was his name, who let me go to
Speaker 2: the game, and I would just walk around the garden
Speaker 2: and watch the whole game. But there are in my column.
Speaker 2: It used to piss me off that I would name
Speaker 2: the celebrities that would leave the games early. The next
Speaker 2: day in my column, I'd say, here, I call him
Speaker 2: the flakes of the way.
Speaker 1: Remember you doing that?
Speaker 2: And I would write down, you know, hear the people
Speaker 2: who left early, who got the floor seats that are
Speaker 2: so expensive, but they get them for free, like, for instance,
Speaker 2: Howard Stern used to sit courtside. Then he found out
Speaker 2: he couldn't sit courtside anymore, and he stopped going to
Speaker 2: Nick games. And now Tracy Morgan's got his seat. I
Speaker 2: agree with you and everything except Timothy shallow May. He's
Speaker 2: a real New York City kid, grew up in New
Speaker 2: York school in New York. Has always been a Knick fan.
Speaker 2: He's a big sports fan. He goes on the sports shows.
Speaker 2: He knows his stuff. Any sport you talk about, he
Speaker 2: knows everything. I'll give him a pass, but everybody else.
Speaker 1: Has he been going to Nick games all year because
Speaker 1: I don't remember seeing him during the ass he's.
Speaker 2: Busy with movies. But whenever he's not busy, Charlamagne is there.
Speaker 2: He's a giant Knick fan and a giant New York
Speaker 2: City fan, so I'll give him a pass. But I
Speaker 2: agree with you, it's not right and it's bullshit because
Speaker 2: we know who true fans are, and it's like it's
Speaker 2: become like the US Open. It's these sporting events have
Speaker 2: become like the met Gala. You gotta show up, You're
Speaker 2: gonna have a certain ouf and on, and people get
Speaker 2: to see you on TV and the media feeds into
Speaker 2: it and it's done sense. So I agree. A lot
Speaker 2: of these rappers, or these female rappers, are going for
Speaker 2: one reason only, and that's to attract the attention of
Speaker 2: these NBA players for dates and maybe possibly having a
Speaker 2: baby one day. I mean, Megan the Stallion walked in
Speaker 2: the other night. Who I think she's beautiful. She looked
Speaker 2: like she was ready to find a man that night,
Speaker 2: that minute, and every man is turning his head on
Speaker 2: either team looking at Making the Stallion. She's not a
Speaker 2: Knicks fans bullshit.
Speaker 3: I agree, Yes, guys, because you are passionate about it,
Speaker 3: and you think who that there should be.
Speaker 4: People who honor it, who respect it, who understanding it, who.
Speaker 3: Are experts or big fans. So you take it personal.
Speaker 3: But in reality, if you think about that, people who
Speaker 3: plan in marketing. Mike, your wife, she's in marketing. So
Speaker 3: probably the director of Nicks or somebody else who made
Speaker 3: that decision. Those celebrities, they are not self invited.
Speaker 4: You know, they were not.
Speaker 3: Buying the Nicks invited you know, So who invited them?
Speaker 3: I have a question. You will find those things. I've
Speaker 3: never believe that celebrity would put one penny into.
Speaker 4: A game like this.
Speaker 2: They don't pay for they are.
Speaker 3: So who invited them? Who is on charge?
Speaker 2: Well there are people you call The by guy is
Speaker 2: not there anymore. In fact, he ended up because finding
Speaker 2: out he was a pedophile. It's a horrible story. John
Speaker 2: Sorilla was a great guy. But I don't know who
Speaker 2: the person is now. But there was always a person
Speaker 2: who worked at the garden, who worked for the Knicks.
Speaker 2: Where you can call on a pinch and say I
Speaker 2: need to tonight. You know, it was either free for
Speaker 2: me or I would pay whatever it was it was
Speaker 2: never much more than one hundred and fifty bucks. It
Speaker 2: was reasonable back in the nineties. Now I don't know
Speaker 2: what they go for.
Speaker 1: Well, it pisses me off even more if to think
Speaker 1: that it's the Knicks or you know, Madson Square Guarden
Speaker 1: Paramount Knicks. Yes, well no, they're in their courtside seats.
Speaker 1: So it's not you're not on one team side or another.
Speaker 1: You're just uh, you're just there. But if you're gonna,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna offer tickets to people, offer them to
Speaker 1: people that somehow the hardcore Nick fan is gonna feel
Speaker 1: good about, you know, do a guy who's a season
Speaker 1: ticket holder from the nosebleed seat and reward his loyalty
Speaker 1: and then highlighted during the game. That's that kind of
Speaker 1: thing makes me feel better about the team, not seeing
Speaker 1: Kylie frickin general. But it all reminded me of a
Speaker 1: a very important scene in motion picture history. And I
Speaker 1: have a recommendation for Adam Silver that the commissioner of
Speaker 1: the of the NBA, and I want to call this
Speaker 1: the Diner rule. So in the in the nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: two movie Diner, one of the one of the characters,
Speaker 1: Eddie Simmons. Steberg is marrying this girl named Elise, but
Speaker 1: he will only marry her if she can pass a test,
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty question test on the history of
Speaker 1: the Baltimore Colts. He's a huge So this is an
Speaker 1: old movie, the Colts still in Baltimore. This is so.
Speaker 1: He was such a fan that his wife, he couldn't
Speaker 1: marry a woman who wasn't a devoted Colts fan, and
Speaker 1: so she had studied for weeks, which insteads are coming
Speaker 1: out here.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm the games.
Speaker 1: Well, that's unconditional love of the Colts.
Speaker 2: Yes, it was. He loved the cults and he wanted
Speaker 2: to have a wife who knew about his love of
Speaker 2: the cults. And even his friends, if I remember that
Speaker 2: beautiful movie Diner were telling him, come on, ease up, man,
Speaker 2: she's a good woman, calm down. He wouldn't buckle. He
Speaker 2: was like, no, she has to pass his test. She's
Speaker 2: got to pass his test. It was a great It
Speaker 2: was a great gimmick in that movie, which was great altogether.
Speaker 2: But I understand that, I mean, there should be Look,
Speaker 2: if you're going to get tickets like that with the
Speaker 2: Knicks looking like they could possibly win this whole thing
Speaker 2: with injuries happening here and there, then yeah, you need
Speaker 2: to have a stipulation where somebody gets to see that
Speaker 2: sit in those seats, who really deserves their asks in
Speaker 2: those seats. It can't just be given away. So I agree,
Speaker 2: it's a great it's a great idea, Mike that the
Speaker 2: dining quiz is great.
Speaker 1: So and the dina quizes is that they took it
Speaker 1: too far. It's over the top. There's one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty questions. It's it's like, you know, really really difficult
Speaker 1: stuff that even the guys didn't know the answers to. So, arena,
Speaker 1: I've got a five question, simple five question thing to
Speaker 1: see if you would be qualified If I were Adam
Speaker 1: Silver and I instituted this, whether you would qualify for
Speaker 1: a courtside seat at a Nick game. You're gonna take
Speaker 1: You're gonna take the You're gonna take the question. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can take the quizs just five.
Speaker 2: About this.
Speaker 1: It's just five questions. Okay. Number one, what is the
Speaker 1: name of the arena? The nixt plane.
Speaker 2: Arena and the arena it's in New York City? Where
Speaker 2: do they play?
Speaker 1: Think of a street you love to shop on New
Speaker 1: York City.
Speaker 2: But now, what's this? What's the street in New York
Speaker 2: City that has a lot of beautiful clothes where you
Speaker 2: love to shop?
Speaker 1: So high? Okay shopping? So okay, this is falling off
Speaker 1: the rails before. I possibly imagined Madison Square Garden. Heard
Speaker 1: of Madison Square Garden once, but I filmed there. Kenny
Speaker 1: is not allowed to ever buy you a court sights
Speaker 1: take me there. Well, okay, we'll see if you can
Speaker 1: redeem yourself, because all you need to do is get
Speaker 1: three right to pass? What is the nickname NIS? Short
Speaker 1: for what's the real name of the team the New York.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know that you would never know that.
Speaker 1: Okay, well you want to.
Speaker 2: I mean it's a helpline or what do you call
Speaker 2: that lifeline?
Speaker 1: I mean flying? Is the agent?
Speaker 2: Knicks is short for a longer word, and then I
Speaker 2: don't know, I'm not even sure what the longer word
Speaker 2: even is, but the knicks are short for knickerbockers. I
Speaker 2: don't know what I'm about.
Speaker 3: That's under pronounced.
Speaker 2: I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Well AJ is googling knickerbocker Okay, we'll move to We'll
Speaker 1: move to question three. And this is This is also
Speaker 1: a test whether your husband's even turned on a game
Speaker 1: in the playoffs? What is the name of the Knicks
Speaker 1: top score number eleven on the Knicks? What is his name?
Speaker 3: I have no idea, but that's my favorite number.
Speaker 2: Mike.
Speaker 3: Can you ask me something about TV host or Fox
Speaker 3: TV or anything about.
Speaker 1: Okay, who is the host of the ingram Angle?
Speaker 2: Right, Laura, there you go? Good? Okay, that.
Speaker 1: Can get my.
Speaker 2: By the way, the nikoboker is a style of pants.
Speaker 2: Just doesn't seem too.
Speaker 1: Late to change that, okay for AJ. So in what
Speaker 1: decade did the NIXT win their last NBA championship seventies?
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventies, And the last question was what is the
Speaker 1: name of the Knicks slutty dance crew?
Speaker 2: I love my Next City Dancers, the.
Speaker 1: NIXT City Dancers. The NIXT City Dancers are the that
Speaker 1: that is the the densest collection of slutty women ever assembled.
Speaker 1: Like so, I I a nickname with Terry Ann years
Speaker 1: ago and in the food court and somebody walks up
Speaker 1: in a Madison Square Garden blazer and asks me if
Speaker 1: I would like to participate in the NIXT Cheap Eagle
Speaker 1: super Shot contest and I'm like, well, what do I
Speaker 1: have to do?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Between the third and fourth quarter, will bring you out.
Speaker 1: You have three free throws. If you make one of
Speaker 1: the three free throws, you get a chance to take
Speaker 1: a three pointer. One three pointer. If you make it,
Speaker 1: you win a new g Wow. I'm like, okay, I go,
Speaker 1: I gotta do this. So they come and they grab you.
Speaker 1: But they bring me to a back room, the room
Speaker 1: with the Nixt City dancers, because I'm coming out with
Speaker 1: all these the Nixt City dancers, which is it's a
Speaker 1: back in the day we used to say a bridge
Speaker 1: and tunnel crowd. It's a major bridge and tunnel crowd,
Speaker 1: really long nails, lots and lots of hair, bad New
Speaker 1: York accents, and really tight shorts. Right, and they they
Speaker 1: bring me out and I nail the first free throw.
Speaker 1: Nail the first free throw. So now the crowd has
Speaker 1: like an expectation that I have a clue what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: I look over and speaking of women who could see courtside,
Speaker 1: could sit court side, Tyra Banks, who was there all
Speaker 1: the time back in the day, Tyren has given me
Speaker 1: one of these right next to Spike. And not only
Speaker 1: did I throw up an air ball. Oh no, but
Speaker 1: it was. It was probably one to two feet short
Speaker 1: and at least a foot left, and I got I
Speaker 1: got boots, so I just ducked my head and like
Speaker 1: walked off the court. So I did win one hundred
Speaker 1: dollars of Nixon Rangers merchandise. At the story went a
Speaker 1: little further than one hundred dollars of merch cos it's.
Speaker 2: Not easy when you stopped by the court. I took
Speaker 2: my kids to see the Harlem Globe Trotters at the
Speaker 2: at the LA what is it called back then, Staples Staples,
Speaker 2: and we were on the court shooting, shooting hoops, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, hey, I played ball, this will be great.
Speaker 2: You know. I looked like shit the first four or
Speaker 2: five shots I took, and that's only allowed two shots.
Speaker 2: I kept grabbing the basketball trying to redeem myself until
Speaker 2: I sunk a decent looking shot. But once you're in
Speaker 2: the arena, it's different than playing in your backyard or
Speaker 2: playing in a gym. It's a whole different. It's just
Speaker 2: different when you're there. But you could make fun of
Speaker 2: the Nick City Dance Crew. However, the girl who used
Speaker 2: to run that crew, her last name was pope and
Speaker 2: she was gorgeous and pat Riley was having an affair
Speaker 2: with her. So don't don't cast all the Nix City
Speaker 2: dancers off. The one who let she must have.
Speaker 1: Been off that night, or maybe she was sleeping with
Speaker 1: pat something. She ran the she ran the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Beautiful, beautiful girl.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, the whole nation wants to know what's going
Speaker 1: on in the Diddy trial, and we have We have
Speaker 1: the world's greatest expert on Diddy and the Diddy trial
Speaker 1: here with us. So what the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: Well, we all know Diddy's up for faces up to
Speaker 2: life in prison for this sex uh sex trial, and
Speaker 2: it accompasses a lot of things. Their prosecutors are saying.
Speaker 2: He's forced these ex lovers a visit into these so
Speaker 2: called freak golfs. And not only his ex lover, the
Speaker 2: beautiful Cassie Ventura, who's now married and pregnant. I think
Speaker 2: she's maybe she's not married, but she's like very pregnant.
Speaker 2: She looks beautiful. She took the stand the other day,
Speaker 2: and boy, this is gonna be It's already shaping up
Speaker 2: to be an amazing movie of the week, if not
Speaker 2: a series one. Day. But here's something I want to
Speaker 2: talk about that really I didn't expect to hear about
Speaker 2: these freak coughs were I'm sure, Irena, if you haven't
Speaker 2: read or heard, there were these freak gough parties where
Speaker 2: they would have sex for days, okay on drugs, with
Speaker 2: the baby oil and all this kind of stuff. But
Speaker 2: Diddy was directing a lot of it. He would like
Speaker 2: to masturbate while other men had sex with his girl,
Speaker 2: not only have sex with her, but p in her
Speaker 2: mouth and then ejaculate on her. And then after they
Speaker 2: were done, she would have to run out of the
Speaker 2: room and rub that strange man seemen on p Diddy.
Speaker 2: That turned him on. That was one of his turn ons.
Speaker 2: Not only would he make awhare he heels and put
Speaker 2: her in masquerade masks, but they found escorts and strangers
Speaker 2: and put her on drugs, and she just was made
Speaker 2: to have sex with these strangers over and over again.
Speaker 2: His defense is trying to say he's just a swinger.
Speaker 2: This is what these people do. He's a high flying tycoon.
Speaker 2: You can't make him out to be a criminal. It's
Speaker 2: a lifestyle. This is what it is you're getting here.
Speaker 2: You're taking it too far. But when you heard, I
Speaker 2: did hear, but you read what she said, and you
Speaker 2: imagine being a beautiful, very pregnant woman having to say
Speaker 2: these things on the stand. She's got parents, she's got family.
Speaker 2: It paints such an awful picture for Diddy moving forward.
Speaker 2: But you know, I have this distinct feeling that this
Speaker 2: guy's not gonna, not gonna go away for life. You know,
Speaker 2: he's got one big strike against him because of what
Speaker 2: he's been doing. But he's been in seven months locked
Speaker 2: up alongside Luigi Mangione and Sam Bankman freed. They're all
Speaker 2: fucking roommates now. But these freak off sessions are really
Speaker 2: shedding light on just how disgusting this was. And he's
Speaker 2: occurred at every hotel. They even would bring blow up
Speaker 2: pools into hotel rooms and fill them up with water
Speaker 2: and baby oil, and the people had to keep themselves
Speaker 2: wet with oil to Ditty's liking, they had to glisten.
Speaker 2: Now on top of all that, of course, he was
Speaker 2: beating her, he was choking her. And I bring up
Speaker 2: this urination thing because I find it horrible that the
Speaker 2: art of drinking another person's urine is called urlanya. It
Speaker 2: sounds like, yes, it's called urlanya. It sounds like a
Speaker 2: beautiful Italian side dish. It's rhymes with lasagna, but it
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with food. And there was one
Speaker 2: particular time where, now I didn't know there's a way
Speaker 2: to do this. I just thought when a girl wanted
Speaker 2: to repeat on, you pee on it. I had one
Speaker 2: girl for the one day that that happened. I looked
Speaker 2: at it like she was crazy, but I said, all right,
Speaker 2: we're in the shower and I peed on it and
Speaker 2: we were laughing through it. It was so stupid. It wasn't
Speaker 2: a turn on. But Diddy wanted these strange men to
Speaker 2: pee in her mouth. But she got upset because this
Speaker 2: one person was just emptying his whole hose into her
Speaker 2: mouth and she was choking and Diddy wouldn't stop. It
Speaker 2: turns out there's an art to this, Mike Karina. You've
Speaker 2: got to only drop a few drops at a time.
Speaker 2: It's like having an after dinner drink. It's like having
Speaker 2: an appartieth. You can't just chug it. You've got to
Speaker 2: sip it. So that's what did he wanted. And when
Speaker 2: she didn't do it right, she'd get smacked and she'd
Speaker 2: get beat, her lips were split. You know, she'd be
Speaker 2: throwing the shower in a GHB, a drug hole. I mean,
Speaker 2: this guy, I don't know how they're gonna act like
Speaker 2: he's innocent, but there's just something about this to me
Speaker 2: that says he's not gonna go away for life. And
Speaker 2: I feel like he's gonna beat this thing and do
Speaker 2: some time, but not nearly enough. And I think if
Speaker 2: he gets time, he'll be out within five years, three years.
Speaker 2: I don't see this. I really think it's gonna be awful.
Speaker 2: The only thing I'm happy about.
Speaker 1: Now did she say she was doing these things voluntarily
Speaker 1: or she was forced to do these things?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a fine line. She was drugged and
Speaker 2: he made her do it, and if she didn't want
Speaker 2: to do it, she would be beat, she'd be hit.
Speaker 2: And that's just the way it was. Going to parties,
Speaker 2: inviting people, over going on Craigslist and finding strangers. You know.
Speaker 2: There was that one guy years ago who said he
Speaker 2: was arrested at some point, the guy that went into
Speaker 2: a Trump facility or some kind of country club and
Speaker 2: wanted to shoot truck. When the cops grabbed him, he
Speaker 2: was rambling about I used to be a sex slave
Speaker 2: for P Diddy and I had sex with Cassie. And
Speaker 2: at the time, nobody knew what this. They thought he
Speaker 2: was rambling, they thought he was nuts. But everything he
Speaker 2: was saying was exactly what's being said down in court.
Speaker 2: This guy was that guy among many who he did.
Speaker 2: He would hire to do this with his girlfriend, in
Speaker 2: addition to beating her and messing up hotel rooms to
Speaker 2: the point where there was a staff of people that
Speaker 2: had to pay off the hotel because of all the
Speaker 2: bodily fluids that were on the walls, on the bed,
Speaker 2: in the bathtub. You know, his staffers had tens of
Speaker 2: thousands of dollars to stuff in the hands of people
Speaker 2: at the hotel to make it go away, and believe
Speaker 2: it or not, for years it didn't get out. Money.
Speaker 2: Really talked for a long time with this guy, and
Speaker 2: people let him get away with well, not murder, but
Speaker 2: just awful. These freak golfs are disgusting and they were
Speaker 2: always getting IV fluids. There were regular treatments for ivy
Speaker 2: fluids to recover from all the physical exertion and the
Speaker 2: drug use. What's not going to be included in the
Speaker 2: trial Unfortunately, is these sixty three other lawsuits that have
Speaker 2: been filed against him, including sexual assault, battery, sex trafficking, drugging,
Speaker 2: gang rape, among other nonsense. None of those were included
Speaker 2: in this federal indictment.
Speaker 1: Because those are all civil cases.
Speaker 2: Though, right, yeah, yeah, but the jury's not going to
Speaker 2: hear about them. I find it hard to believe that.
Speaker 1: Well, but the jury's already heard. I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: I agree with.
Speaker 2: You, but apparently they're supposed to not know about this stuff.
Speaker 2: To what I'm nervous about is the jury is eight
Speaker 2: men and four women. That scares me because I think
Speaker 2: a lot of those men might think, like, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: you know, no one put a gun to her head.
Speaker 2: She did what she did. No, maybe there wasn't a
Speaker 2: gun to her head, but she did mention knights that
Speaker 2: where he made her hold his gun at nightclubs and
Speaker 2: in parties, she held as many as two guns at
Speaker 2: a time sometimes this poor girl. It's look, it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: We didn't get to hear names and get the nitty
Speaker 2: gritty on Jeffrey Epstein. We didn't get the nitty greed
Speaker 2: with a trial with Gallayn Maxwell, so we have to
Speaker 2: settle with this.
Speaker 1: Okay, But question so. I know there's the visual evidence
Speaker 1: of the beating that the CNN tape that right, that
Speaker 1: everybody has seen, but is there physical evidence is she
Speaker 1: they're able to prove that she was drugged that I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: If you can prove drugging so many years later. But
Speaker 2: there's there's video and photo evidence of her having split
Speaker 2: lips and having to wear a different hairstyle to hide
Speaker 2: a cut over an eyebrow because he punched her or
Speaker 2: he shoved her and she hit her head on the
Speaker 2: side of the bed. The jury has seen that. That
Speaker 2: was the first day of this of this trial. But
Speaker 2: most of these cases, twenty six med and thirty seven women.
Speaker 2: You gotta remember there are men who are saying that
Speaker 2: he did these things too, they were raped A well,
Speaker 2: it's it's gonna be the show of the spring. That's
Speaker 2: I'm glued to it. In fact, I took a break
Speaker 2: on tomorrow. I didn't mention anything about the trap because
Speaker 2: I could do a show on this every day. It's
Speaker 2: that juicy pardon of the word. But this guy's I
Speaker 2: knew this guy was bad thirty some mond years ago
Speaker 2: when I worked I had said his murders behind this
Speaker 2: guy as I ran with the rap crab, with the
Speaker 2: Tupacs and those guys, and they all knew that Diddy
Speaker 2: was a bad guy, and you wouldn't suspect it because
Speaker 2: he was America's darling. He's on Broadway, he's running marathons,
Speaker 2: he's donating money. He's a man of many children, but
Speaker 2: that deep dark side, including his girlfriend and the mother
Speaker 2: of his kids. Kim Porter, who was a beautiful woman
Speaker 2: mysteriously being healthy but dying in pneumonia, no medication in
Speaker 2: her house, no cell poot on her dresser, his good friend.
Speaker 2: I'll be sure that R and B singer who was
Speaker 2: a friend of mine, suddenly collapses almost at death's door.
Speaker 2: Was in a coma for months. I had to get
Speaker 2: a liver transplant. Heavy d Another singer dies of a
Speaker 2: heart attack. He was a Bad Boy Entertainment with Diddy.
Speaker 2: Andre Harrell, another guy who began this by Bad Boy Records,
Speaker 2: dies of a heart attack at a young age. All
Speaker 2: the people began Bad Boy Records are all gone. I'll
Speaker 2: be sure's here. But he even said last week that
Speaker 2: he thinks that Diddy tried to kill him. He's never
Speaker 2: said that before, so it's it is going to be explosive.
Speaker 2: And if everything that I know about Dinny would be included,
Speaker 2: he would go away from life. But it's a court
Speaker 2: case and not everything's going to be included. A jim.
Speaker 4: The thing of it.
Speaker 3: If you think about humiliation during the sex.
Speaker 2: Talk loud come closer.
Speaker 4: Yes, when we hear accidents like that, and it's not
Speaker 4: the only one in the United States and definitely not
Speaker 4: the only one all the world. Because people are doing that,
Speaker 4: it's actually humiliation during the sex. What makes you do that?
Speaker 4: When you think about sex itself, what happens to you
Speaker 4: when you finished, it's the liberation of the energy which
Speaker 4: is concentrated in your body from the both sides, men
Speaker 4: and women. And some people psychologically speaking, they're just not
Speaker 4: satisfied with the regular sex because the temptation to do
Speaker 4: that or they are doings with the other people is
Speaker 4: freeing themselves, crossing the border, and they feel I guess
Speaker 4: so because I'm not a part of it and never was,
Speaker 4: and I didn't even have clients like that, thank god,
Speaker 4: I never attracted them into my life. I guess they
Speaker 4: feel kind of release and the other thing that they're experiencing,
Speaker 4: its definitely power. Because I don't know so many people,
Speaker 4: or maybe they just cover it and they are not
Speaker 4: important for the news. When some I don't know, just
Speaker 4: regular drug addict, has nothing to do with being rich
Speaker 4: and famous. He's doing that type of stuff. Sooner or
Speaker 4: later he will get in trouble. Neighbors will call him
Speaker 4: in on something else. So when people are getting the power.
Speaker 4: And we had a couple of weeks ago or two
Speaker 4: months ago, maybe maximum. I spoke to a friend of
Speaker 4: mine and she said that one girl she's Ukrainian, and
Speaker 4: I was very sorry to hear that because she was
Speaker 4: called to the party with Dubai shiks or something like that.
Speaker 4: I'm not the one who read the news. I'm not
Speaker 4: the one who listened. So it's like, you know, like
Speaker 4: ports of a friend of mine and she said she
Speaker 4: was invited to the party. My first question was, even
Speaker 4: she's from my country.
Speaker 2: I said.
Speaker 4: It was a working prostitute. That was a regular girl,
Speaker 4: No regular girl. She was invited to a private party
Speaker 4: and they did something that they made her make sex
Speaker 4: to the whores. So she came back with all broken wounds.
Speaker 4: So people like to feel power. People like to and
Speaker 4: she's forever done. So it's already not a human, not
Speaker 4: about it. It's a vegetable. And I'm sorry to hear that,
Speaker 4: but you hear that power and opportunity to have a
Speaker 4: lot of money and manipulate and make you living in fear.
Speaker 4: So I'm very sorry for people and to women mostly
Speaker 4: who suffer from that. But if we talk about the
Speaker 4: United States here, if it happened in the Soviet Union,
Speaker 4: you know women are living in fear, and you know
Speaker 4: they were bidden, they were abused, the children were taken away.
Speaker 4: He looks like the country of women. Not to disrespect men,
Speaker 4: but law is protecting women very well. Trying to do
Speaker 4: something to American women, she would hire a lawyer. Every
Speaker 4: neighbor and friend would be on her side even if
Speaker 4: she was wrong. So it's a very protective country for
Speaker 4: women initially. So I'm very sorry to hear maybe they
Speaker 4: were drugged, but before to take a drug, before to
Speaker 4: take a pill, and I think we are all not
Speaker 4: saying at least one in your life you smoked, or
Speaker 4: you did pat or you did anything, and you understand
Speaker 4: before to touch drug, you make a choice. You go there,
Speaker 4: you don't because you have no idea how it's going
Speaker 4: to end up. So all these women who make a
Speaker 4: deal with people like PDD because they want to be
Speaker 4: attached to a glory, to power, to money, and to
Speaker 4: stand in their shape to be married to a guy
Speaker 4: like that to hang out. For example, I look at him,
Speaker 4: I have zero traction if I were a single woman
Speaker 4: and they had to choose between regular person down to
Speaker 4: Earth's normal business and smart who I picture is a
Speaker 4: father of my future kids and like person like.
Speaker 3: That that's absolutely unpredictable to me, Like I don't care
Speaker 3: about his glory.
Speaker 4: I will make my own fame with my own knowledge. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but I think you pay for something you know they want.
Speaker 2: You're a smart, very educated woman, and so go.
Speaker 3: Educate to yourself, don't do a drugs, and you know,
Speaker 3: don't put yourself down on a person like Ddy.
Speaker 2: But what Diddy was doing was a lot like what
Speaker 2: Harvey Weinstein was doing, Promising these women a chance to
Speaker 2: be in a movie, chance to be a.
Speaker 4: Because they wanted shot cars and was that's.
Speaker 2: Even as a singer, And Diddy promised that her singing
Speaker 2: career would explode. And and I'm just wondering, you know,
Speaker 2: beyond that why does a woman stay when she's being
Speaker 2: so abused repeatedly, not even by her own man, but
Speaker 2: by letting other men do this while her man pleasures
Speaker 2: himself watching it. Walk the fuck away.
Speaker 4: Because they are lost, because they don't know where to go,
Speaker 4: because they are nobody in reality. That's why I'm saying
Speaker 4: that starts from yourself. Go get an education, like do
Speaker 4: the other thing. Your dream is very wrong to make
Speaker 4: it happen through the way lifestyle like that. If it
Speaker 4: was a village, if it was Soviet Union, if you
Speaker 4: couldn't get any help, but you just want wanted a
Speaker 4: solution and your pain for your solution. And after fifteen
Speaker 4: years old, they wake up and all this, you know actresses,
Speaker 4: when they started to watch and say how bad was
Speaker 4: that producer or whatever? So why you didn't Why you
Speaker 4: say this after you got all those roles you say
Speaker 4: that at the beginning of your career, take him out
Speaker 4: and get another producer.
Speaker 2: I agree, And it's amazing because P Diddy, you talk
Speaker 2: about people who are you know, there are a lot
Speaker 2: of people in this world, especially in Hollywood, who are
Speaker 2: functioning drug addicts. This guy made himself a billionaire and
Speaker 2: was doing all this kind of stuff. I mean, we're
Speaker 2: talking three four days off the radar, having sex, having
Speaker 2: sex with multiple people, him having sex with men while
Speaker 2: she watched him watching her having sex with strange men
Speaker 2: that he got off Craigslist. Just a dirty, filthy way
Speaker 2: of life. And yet he builds himself up to be
Speaker 2: a great late night talk show and Ellen Degenerous loved him.
Speaker 2: All the shows had him on. They put him in Broadway,
Speaker 2: he started in movies. They gave him the Key to
Speaker 2: the City. It's like thirty years ago. I knew this
Speaker 2: is a bad guy. Why do people not see? How
Speaker 2: could they not see this?
Speaker 1: Well, let me turn He turned to a Well I
Speaker 1: don't it's not a better topic. But I guess are
Speaker 1: the other entry for Man of the Year Kanye.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Have you have you heard this new song.
Speaker 2: I I well, not cousin. We played that in your
Speaker 2: car a few weeks ago about giving giving head to
Speaker 2: his cousin for eight years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, not that one.
Speaker 2: Okay, the new song I gotta tell you the beat.
Speaker 2: I love the beat about people. Don't know what I
Speaker 2: say on Twitter? That song that is the greatest beat
Speaker 2: that probably will come out this summer. If you can
Speaker 2: hear it? Trust me, you'll love it.
Speaker 1: Uh wait, wait, wait, no, we must be talking about song.
Speaker 2: Which one are you talking about?
Speaker 1: The one that's Kyle n word hit?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's all that's It's a great beat. The
Speaker 2: words are horrible. I'm saying this as I'm wearing my
Speaker 2: easy sneakers. By the way, but I had no way,
Speaker 2: shape or from support anti Semitism. I've always thought he's
Speaker 2: a genius with his lyrics. I don't know how this
Speaker 2: guy is getting away with this and still having to
Speaker 2: me the sexiest woman on earth as his wife. He's
Speaker 2: now admitted he's gay, he loves Hitler, hate Jews, I
Speaker 2: mean everything he says. But yet he's still pumping. He's
Speaker 2: still out there, he's still popping. And this last joint,
Speaker 2: he put out this song which you can't really find
Speaker 2: yet on Spotify you can only find a few seconds.
Speaker 1: They it was on, and they've all all these platforms
Speaker 1: have taken it off. You can actually search it on
Speaker 1: X and you'll you'll find it on X because people
Speaker 1: keep reposting it after other people get rid of it.
Speaker 1: But but I was you can't find lyrics anywhere, No, No,
Speaker 1: so I listened to it really closely. Uh, and and
Speaker 1: made out a couple of a couple of lines. So
Speaker 1: at one point it says, uh, you know, with all
Speaker 1: the money I pay, I still can't get my kids back.
Speaker 1: And it says, so I became a Nazi. Yeah, bitch,
Speaker 1: I'm the villain so taking my kids back. So I
Speaker 1: became the Nazi. Yeah bitch, I'm the villain. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow, Well listen, it's not it's not it's not the Beatles,
Speaker 2: it's not the Carpenters. It's a whole different kind of music.
Speaker 2: But it reminds me of the American Bandstand when the
Speaker 2: kids were here, saw them and they'd say, it's got
Speaker 2: a nice beat. I'd like to dance to it. There's
Speaker 2: a video. There's a video of Tony Soprano driving his
Speaker 2: car in the beginning of Sopranos without that music, but
Speaker 2: he's listening to Ditty's new song. It's hysterical. I know,
Speaker 2: it's awful, but so good.
Speaker 3: To be a foreigner and not always understand with this.
Speaker 2: And it's too fast, and so it's it's it's it's terrible.
Speaker 2: This guy, he's a terrible guy. But you know he's
Speaker 2: a mad genius. I don't know what to say. I
Speaker 2: do think his music is is genius. He's put out
Speaker 2: some tremendous stuff over the years. I supported his sneaker line.
Speaker 2: I bought shirts with his face on it long before
Speaker 2: he's sentiting this nonsense. But I think of his children.
Speaker 2: How are these kids gonna deal with the ship.
Speaker 1: Forget about daddy, he was seriously running for president.
Speaker 2: We forgot, Yeah, we forgot that.
Speaker 3: Independent I.
Speaker 2: Must have been.
Speaker 1: He was buddying up to Trump. Uh how Trump and
Speaker 1: Carlson gave him a two night, humongous interview that tens
Speaker 1: of millions of people watched, and and uh they edited it.
Speaker 1: I mean they did some really selective editing to edit
Speaker 1: out as much of the crazy as they could out
Speaker 1: of it. And really that was I mean, they platformed
Speaker 1: the guy and tried to normalize what the heck was
Speaker 1: coming out of his mouth, and right right an the.
Speaker 4: Look of his wife if he had an inauguration.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I'm not a pretty a fan of
Speaker 2: Kim Kardashian. I think she's beautiful, but I feel for her.
Speaker 2: She's got four kids that are his and they're hearing
Speaker 2: this stuff. One of them is old enough to be
Speaker 2: on the internet, she's on Instagram, she sees things, she
Speaker 2: hears things, kids talk in school. I mean, for God's sake,
Speaker 2: what damage is he doing to his children that he
Speaker 2: says he can't see. He shouldn't be able to see
Speaker 2: them with the way he's acting and talking. I got
Speaker 2: thrown out of my house. I went to jail because
Speaker 2: I yelled too loud one night, and because of that,
Speaker 2: the state came after me and made sure the children
Speaker 2: were being treated right. I mean, I went through hell
Speaker 2: for yelling. This guy is doing the most horrifying stuff
Speaker 2: and yet he's still out there running around making millions.
Speaker 1: Yep. Well, speaking of of the N word, have you
Speaker 1: guys followed this Shiloh Hendricks case?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No's that really j I'm shocked.
Speaker 2: You're not Silo Hendricks.
Speaker 1: You're not up on this one. So Shiloh Hendricks is
Speaker 1: a woman, a white woman in from Rochester, Minnesota, all right,
Speaker 1: who went megaviral because a she had her kid on
Speaker 1: a on a playground and a young black kid somewhere
Speaker 1: five six, seven years old, I guess, allegedly went into
Speaker 1: the diaper bag that she has for her kid and
Speaker 1: either stole or was trying to steal something out of it.
Speaker 1: There's a guy who happens to be at the park
Speaker 1: that we find out later has been arrested on child charges.
Speaker 1: And so it's this pedophile with UH with a video camera,
Speaker 1: so he's videoing this thing. The schil Hendricks actually calls
Speaker 1: the kid. She catches him doing this and calls him
Speaker 1: the N word. He curses him out. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is nasty. She I'm not defending this person at all.
Speaker 1: It's horrible, right right. And so this guy catches her
Speaker 1: on video and then confronts her on video saying you
Speaker 1: just use the the N word, and she said, well,
Speaker 1: if he didn't behave like one, I wouldn't have I
Speaker 1: wouldn't have called him one. And the guy taunts her into, well,
Speaker 1: if you're so comfortable with the word, why don't you
Speaker 1: call why don't you say it right now? And she
Speaker 1: like says it rapidly three times in a row and uh.
Speaker 1: And so this the video that the guy takes, goes viral.
Speaker 1: She's disanonymized, so we find out who she is as
Speaker 1: her picture circulates everywhere. And then instead of what would
Speaker 1: normally happen where this person would become contrite apologize, find God,
Speaker 1: get a counseling, whatever might normally happen to try and
Speaker 1: beg forgiveness. She don't want any forgiveness, really. She goes
Speaker 1: hardcore the other way, and she raises it's not GoFundMe,
Speaker 1: but it's like GoFundMe. She's raised over seven hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars wow, to help her relocate because of all the
Speaker 1: death threats that she's gotten, you know, basically to take
Speaker 1: her family to another place over this. And it's really
Speaker 1: blown up online and some people, most notably Matt Walsh,
Speaker 1: has not not taken to defending her, but taken the
Speaker 1: situation as an illustration of really the only strategy that
Speaker 1: works when you're confronted with cancelation based upon racism. And
Speaker 1: he compares it to the case in Texas with the
Speaker 1: Austin metcalf and Carmelo Anthony and how the black community
Speaker 1: rallied around that kid after he allegedly murdered a white kid,
Speaker 1: and and and Walsh's point is, this is the only
Speaker 1: thing that will will solve this problem, that will get
Speaker 1: people to calm down, because nim another word that some
Speaker 1: group owns that no other group can say that that
Speaker 1: group that uses it uses it constantly amongst themselves, but
Speaker 1: outside of the group, it's heresy to use. I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't come up with the Italians at times. We're
Speaker 1: the only group in the world that everybody's allowed to
Speaker 1: make fun of and use every day. I don't get
Speaker 1: how did that appen?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't, do you know why? Because we have
Speaker 2: a tough exterior and we take it because we know
Speaker 2: we're good people. We we just know the truth about us,
Speaker 2: and we also know that deep down inside there is
Speaker 2: a fear about getting an Italian man. There is a
Speaker 2: fear because of Hollywood and the movies and how we've
Speaker 2: been portrayed and what our background comes from Rome and gladiators,
Speaker 2: and we don't take any shit. And you know, I
Speaker 2: get that. But I'll tell you something.
Speaker 1: I well, but that would be reason not to use
Speaker 1: the word.
Speaker 2: No. I know that, But I always called that word
Speaker 2: when I moved here from Brooklyn to Long Island because
Speaker 2: I was very dark and there weren't many I got
Speaker 2: very tan when I was a kid, and I was
Speaker 2: called the N word. I had a fist fight outside
Speaker 2: of Captury Day Camp and like twelve years old with
Speaker 2: somebody who use the word when I thought when that
Speaker 2: security guard Pepper sprayed me, he kept calling me the
Speaker 2: N word, and I finally, after like the eighth time
Speaker 2: hearing it, set it back to him, which I regret.
Speaker 2: But you get to appointment like, fuck you, man, I'm
Speaker 2: not that word, you know. And I go online and
Speaker 2: watch these fights and baggage carousels and Wendy's and every
Speaker 2: fast food joint and delicatessens in New York and it's
Speaker 2: just always black people out of control, fighting women with
Speaker 2: their wigs coming off, pants falling down, and they say
Speaker 2: that word to us, They call us the N word
Speaker 2: during an argument in the street. What are we supposed
Speaker 2: to do? So I know what she's doing. I'm not
Speaker 2: in favor of it, but I get it. You've got
Speaker 2: to just fight it and go yeah, I said it
Speaker 2: because this is the way this person acted. I hear
Speaker 2: it every day. You've got it like take that charge.
Speaker 2: It's a ballsy approach. But I agree with Matt. You
Speaker 2: can't always back down and do the apology tour and
Speaker 2: do the whole mea culpishit it. Sometimes you got to
Speaker 2: go fuck you. I said what I said because you're
Speaker 2: a piece of shit and then see what the rest
Speaker 2: of the world feels. It goes deep down inside. Many Americans,
Speaker 2: White Americans, Brown Americans, and a lot of Black Americans
Speaker 2: don't like how freely that word is tossed around. It's
Speaker 2: not right.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, he's not defending her, right, you understand,
Speaker 1: he's not defending her. He's saying holistically to anyone that
Speaker 1: is challenged with cancelation. This is the strategy. There is
Speaker 1: no there's no victory in an apology. Don't give one.
Speaker 1: Really exist every instinct that tells you you should apologize. Instead,
Speaker 1: you go on the offensive, and if that involves raising money,
Speaker 1: people will stand behind you if if they believe in
Speaker 1: what you're telling. I mean, I wouldn't give this woman
Speaker 1: a dom.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't give a dime. It's disgusting what she said
Speaker 2: to a kid. That's just horrible. I wouldn't you ever
Speaker 2: a dimeter. But I understand the strategy. I get the strategy.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't necessarily want to do that myself, but I understand.
Speaker 2: You push to the walls sometimes and that might be
Speaker 2: the way to go on certain occasions. As awful as
Speaker 2: it sounds, well, I.
Speaker 1: Just don't understand using a I don't understand the culture
Speaker 1: of the importance of using that word every day inside
Speaker 1: of the culture, and then that those outside the culture
Speaker 1: are never allowed. It's just this, how did that come about? Arena?
Speaker 1: Was there ever? Well? I don't think in Ukraine there's
Speaker 1: any sort of racial tension because it's a pretty homogenous country,
Speaker 1: right have.
Speaker 4: Mostly Ukrainians, and definitely, of course you have Jews, you
Speaker 4: have Moldovian, you have made a little little Romanian because
Speaker 4: like neighboring countries, we have few foreigners who represent the businesses,
Speaker 4: so we don't have so many cultures. And you guys
Speaker 4: say have And I told you my husband, Daddy, you know,
Speaker 4: I didn't know about this nationality, about that, not because
Speaker 4: I'm disrespecting.
Speaker 3: I just didn't know they exist. It's normal because I'm
Speaker 3: from the other part of the world. But I have
Speaker 3: to tell you, even between like Russia, Ukrainian, Belarussian, whatever,
Speaker 3: every nation, every nation in our native language, we have nicknames.
Speaker 3: For example, for Ukrainians it's hockey, for Russians its cuts
Speaker 3: up and we like, I mean in my language, Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: I give me those. I'm gonna try to throw those
Speaker 1: around downtown Jupiter. If I can get the actions, what's
Speaker 1: the Russian one again?
Speaker 3: Give somebody wants to sound offense if they can say
Speaker 3: hucky about.
Speaker 1: Like the like the old ref in the NFL hockey
Speaker 1: and hockey, I'm going to walk up to a big
Speaker 1: Russian gang, go hey, hockey to Russians.
Speaker 3: You say, to offense, somebody like you know, in a
Speaker 3: low level cuts up, So I.
Speaker 2: Cuts up, cuts up.
Speaker 1: So all right, hockeyle and ketchup. I knew.
Speaker 3: This is the I'm saying that every nation in your
Speaker 3: native language, we have these offensive words for disrespecting words.
Speaker 3: And let's say, you don't say it into your face,
Speaker 3: but people use it when they are talking about the
Speaker 3: third party, or they're using when they're talking to their
Speaker 3: wives and husbands.
Speaker 2: It's call.
Speaker 3: So this woman was extremely disrespectful, especially in the face
Speaker 3: of kid, especially psychologically speaking, when he's growing up and
Speaker 3: building up his psycho system becoming an adult Sloan. Yes,
Speaker 3: this is truth from psychological point of view, but we
Speaker 3: have no idea. Maybe she's consuming anti depresence, Maybe she
Speaker 3: was I don't know loust this day. Maybe she had
Speaker 3: I don't know what her issue was using that, But
Speaker 3: the sad part of it that nobody is an angel.
Speaker 3: We all use those.
Speaker 4: Words at home, sow you brought up one word, which
Speaker 4: is and yes, I'm sure they have other words, you know.
Speaker 2: But it's a word that yeah, white Americans and white
Speaker 2: people can't say, not that I have a hanger.
Speaker 1: And don't say, don't say at home.
Speaker 2: No, we don't, we don't. We don't get that word.
Speaker 3: I just have no idea because I here three years
Speaker 3: and they were like, you know, communicated with the limited
Speaker 3: quantity of people. But I've heard these words, and it's
Speaker 3: not that I like use it myself never ever. I
Speaker 3: don't care if people hear me or not. I actually,
Speaker 3: you know, because I'm pretty respectful to every national because
Speaker 3: I believe in culture and everybody.
Speaker 4: Has a beautiful side of it. But it's people are different.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I have certainly used the word. I had
Speaker 2: a father who used the word. I've been called that
Speaker 2: word by black people who love me. I've been called
Speaker 2: that word by black people who feel I mean, including
Speaker 2: in their group. But we all have. Even among Italians,
Speaker 2: there are things, you you know, if an Italian is
Speaker 2: from a different part of Italy, you spit on the
Speaker 2: ground and there was a video last week of a
Speaker 2: bunch of acidic Jews walking down the street spitting on
Speaker 2: Christian nuns. It's it's racism is everywhere, but the use
Speaker 2: of the N word is so it's so prevalent among
Speaker 2: black people. They use it in the term as a
Speaker 2: term of endearment with their young children. They use it
Speaker 2: to to make fun of somebody, to get angry at someone.
Speaker 2: They use it white people and black people. It's just
Speaker 2: it's a word that it doesn't stop, So you know,
Speaker 2: it's it's a horrible thing. What happened with this woman
Speaker 2: and the kid. She's an asshole for going that low
Speaker 2: to do to take that to a child. It's just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: But that word's not going away, and it's their word.
Speaker 2: They took it back. If I were them, I don't
Speaker 2: know why they even want the fucking word. It's a
Speaker 2: horrible word, but they took it back. It's theirs. A
Speaker 2: weeknd can say it because it's theirs. I don't care.
Speaker 2: The whole thing to me is so weird.
Speaker 1: Well we now, as of this recording, we own ed
Speaker 1: hockey Ley, no one else, no one else. Can you
Speaker 1: can say hockyly we have to work now. It's going
Speaker 1: to take a lot of effort to work that into
Speaker 1: all of white all of white Americas. But hockey, there's
Speaker 1: no you, there's no it's not hockey le it's hockey.
Speaker 4: I love the way you pronounce it.
Speaker 1: I'm running with that.
Speaker 2: I gotta look if you if you go to Ukraine,
Speaker 2: don't ask for cats up about your hot dog. But
Speaker 2: you're gonna have a problem. Yes, that's start good.
Speaker 1: You can't you can't do that. Do that all right?
Speaker 1: I got to talk about the Trump comedy show arena.
Speaker 1: I know you have a previous uh engagement. So whenever
Speaker 1: you have to go, just say goodbye.
Speaker 3: To us, exactly because I care. Go ahead, just because
Speaker 3: I know you're going to talk about the airplane.
Speaker 2: The airplane when I.
Speaker 1: The airplane, Alcatraz gift, the other idiotic pa.
Speaker 3: Yes, I have an appointment.
Speaker 4: I have talked to a point.
Speaker 1: Okay, we gotta get your opinion on the plane.
Speaker 3: And I'm not American yet, you know, to go for
Speaker 3: Trump against Trump. But when he said he's accepting the gift,
Speaker 3: I was saying, I know something insieted me into itably
Speaker 3: just because I'm not saying it's a good idea. Maybe
Speaker 3: it triggered me in my own way because I was
Speaker 3: gifted once for the fancies. I phoned for the last one,
Speaker 3: and that was the reason behind it. I was thinking, Wow,
Speaker 3: such a you know, like nice gift. Oh no, I
Speaker 3: bought two, why don't you take another one? And after
Speaker 3: this person was you know like I ordered it too many.
Speaker 3: I ordered it like to my sisters, So why don't
Speaker 3: you take it? Because I had extra very generous gift,
Speaker 3: like you know, okay, And after I was followed and
Speaker 3: tracked by this person and find out, it was a
Speaker 3: big explosion because I don't like the control that way.
Speaker 3: I like the control only when I give it to you,
Speaker 3: and I need your opinion, I need your guidance. Nobody
Speaker 3: could track me. So when I see it's.
Speaker 4: International level, we have smart president, I'm sure if you
Speaker 4: know how to check every single.
Speaker 3: You know, square inch, but within nowadays technology and everything,
Speaker 3: I would be very very self protective because he had
Speaker 3: already one time, you know, an opportunity to be helt
Speaker 3: and he was saved I guess two times. Sorry by god,
Speaker 3: you know, so usually Locke has a limit. So exactly
Speaker 3: because I'm worried and I think that so far he's
Speaker 3: trying to figure out the piece on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, let's not forget the guy. That's the
Speaker 2: country that had the man who allegedly blow up the
Speaker 2: World Trade centers, And you're gonna accept the plane from
Speaker 2: these people, I don't know. I'm not even that bothered
Speaker 2: by him accepting it, because if he's just going to
Speaker 2: put it in the library and the eventual Trump library,
Speaker 2: I think it's down.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's he's going to get a farer million
Speaker 1: dollars plane and not use it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were saying he's using this football Regan's plane,
Speaker 3: that's why.
Speaker 2: Okay, but are you happy. I'm not saying, oh, the
Speaker 2: plane is the best thing in the world, but I'm
Speaker 2: not really happy with our president, the most powerful man
Speaker 2: in the world, in a forty year old airplane. I'd
Speaker 2: like it to be a little more upgraded, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, step on a gang.
Speaker 1: Don't don't dispute that, but you don't. First of all,
Speaker 1: there are there are laws. Second of all of all
Speaker 1: of the countries on planet Earth to not except a
Speaker 1: gift from is the one where Hamas lives in their
Speaker 1: freaking hotels, and they sponsored terror all over the freaking place,
Speaker 1: and they play both sides and they know they're just
Speaker 1: you know, equal opportunity offenders. There's no way, there's not
Speaker 1: some quid pro quo that goes with this or something. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: just stupid.
Speaker 3: Don't do it the most expensive.
Speaker 4: I know one thing in life, free is the most expense.
Speaker 2: Free is the most expense That's a very good point,
Speaker 2: you know. I don't think he'll use it, though, Mike,
Speaker 2: I don't think he'll use it. I don't.
Speaker 1: Oh, he's not gonna. He's not going to take it.
Speaker 2: He's he won't.
Speaker 1: He was never he was never going to take it, right,
Speaker 1: he was never gonna. That's that's the That's the thing
Speaker 1: about him that I'm really starting to realize is when
Speaker 1: when something super crazy, it's it's almost like a planned
Speaker 1: super cre There will be a super crazy thing once
Speaker 1: a month out of out of Trump, and I swear
Speaker 1: I think they are all just designed to make the
Speaker 1: mainstream media and the TDS folks just go free nuts
Speaker 1: for a period of days and then whatever, it'll go away.
Speaker 1: Like like a week ago, Alcatraz was everybody was up
Speaker 1: in arms about Alcatraz, like he was really going to
Speaker 1: turn Alcatraz into a place to send the illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: when it hasn't been used in half a freaking century,
Speaker 1: and everything else, and it's tiny to begin with. Then
Speaker 1: we have three hundred prisoners at its time.
Speaker 2: But it's the same thing about you know, making Gaza
Speaker 2: this beautiful country country, you know, this beautiful ritzy area
Speaker 2: on the sea. You know, that was a big thing. Trump.
Speaker 2: I know, the guy to be a person who loves
Speaker 2: to be in the news and his name being mentioned
Speaker 2: and having crazy stories attached to him. And most of
Speaker 2: those things go by the wayside, but he just loves
Speaker 2: to have his name. It's not enough to be president.
Speaker 2: He needs to be talked about constantly. You've never met
Speaker 2: a man like this ever, so you gotta get used
Speaker 2: to it. It don't go crazy.
Speaker 4: I hope you're not going to be caught into compliment
Speaker 4: how wonderful he is and gifts and so on, you know,
Speaker 4: because he's he won't take it.
Speaker 1: He's just constantly controlling everyone. That's it's just constant.
Speaker 3: I can go to the doctor being quite about the
Speaker 3: country and the president.
Speaker 1: Player if if she's a seven or better, you got
Speaker 1: to bring in the Yeah, you can't nobody today.
Speaker 2: Okay, if she's a seven, Okay, if she's a seven,
Speaker 2: I'll take her.
Speaker 3: You told me about all this, like thanks to David
Speaker 3: the dity, I'm going to a narrow, narrowrologist today.
Speaker 1: Happen better than going to a urologist today.
Speaker 2: Don't do that? Yeah, goodness, wow, well, well there's always something.
Speaker 1: Well I got, I mean, I gotta d Hockeyle today.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm I'm using out of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't like to ketch up one as much.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's just like a derogatory term that
Speaker 2: certain Russians say to certain Russians Belarus or Ukraine.
Speaker 1: That's the one you say to Ukrainians.
Speaker 2: But I think but ed is specifically for Russia. But so.
Speaker 1: Alastras, the fucking plane.
Speaker 2: Look, look Greenland, Gulf of America. It's endless, it's endless.
Speaker 2: There's a there's a bunch of ship he wants to
Speaker 2: do and has done, and the Panama Canal it's ours.
Speaker 2: Get out of all way, you know. He look, I
Speaker 2: know it's crazy. But are you not, as Russell Crowe said,
Speaker 2: and glad, are you not entertained? This is fantas It's
Speaker 2: just fantastic. Every day there's something going on.
Speaker 1: Dude, there's no everyone is entertained. It's the Truman Show, Okay,
Speaker 1: I mean it's just he is the fucking news cycle.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's just and and the world is invited
Speaker 1: to the cameras a rule. I was watching him. Excuse me,
Speaker 1: for some reason, they didn't have tinted glass in his
Speaker 1: limo this morning when he landed in Doha, and you
Speaker 1: could and he was alone in the back of the limo,
Speaker 1: and I thought's interesting. They've got cameras beaming right into
Speaker 1: the back of the limo and he's just there by himself,
Speaker 1: And I wondered, does is this a moment where he
Speaker 1: actually thinks it's to himself? And I was waiting for
Speaker 1: him to go digging for a big bugger. I was
Speaker 1: just thinking, if there was ever a moment Trump was
Speaker 1: going to go for a bugger and we were gonna
Speaker 1: and we were gonna get it, it was that moment.
Speaker 1: So I was there and I was filling my TV
Speaker 1: because I wanted to be able to go instantly to
Speaker 1: social media right from the moment. And he never went
Speaker 1: for the show, so he either because let's say, we
Speaker 1: know Trump picks his nose. It's it, So was it?
Speaker 1: Did he get tipped off that, Hey the you know,
Speaker 1: the windows are not tinted and the camera's going to
Speaker 1: be able to see in, so you know, don't don't
Speaker 1: go after one. But but that would have been because
Speaker 1: at some point this universal well, I guess it already
Speaker 1: got him. I mean that if they had to do
Speaker 1: the the Zelenski visit with he and uh advance over again,
Speaker 1: they would have done that behind closed doors and not
Speaker 1: with all the other press there. It's probably the worst
Speaker 1: moment caught.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it didn't look good. That was beneath them. I'm
Speaker 2: not a Zelenski fan. I think he's an asshole. I
Speaker 2: think he's not equipped. I know they made him out
Speaker 2: to be and continue to make him out to be
Speaker 2: this fantastic, brave president. I don't like the guy. I
Speaker 2: think he's a prick. But you know what Trump is
Speaker 2: that a lot of people don't understand. We've become very
Speaker 2: used to stately presidents, especially Barack Obama, who don't make
Speaker 2: mistakes in public and have their shit under control. But
Speaker 2: Trump's the kind of guy that if me, you and
Speaker 2: Kenny go out, we are very apt to see somebody
Speaker 2: wearing a certain pair of shoes and making a remark
Speaker 2: or making fun of this, or you know, he's the
Speaker 2: same way we are. He's exactly the way we act,
Speaker 2: but we're together. But except he does it on the
Speaker 2: grand scale in front of the whole world. And some
Speaker 2: people are starting to understand that's Trump. You know, he's
Speaker 2: gonna say something crazy, but he'll be reeled back in
Speaker 2: a little bit. But he likes to throw the big
Speaker 2: statement out there to get everybody's attention, get the headlines,
Speaker 2: get CNN, MSNBC talking and giving them heart attacks, and
Speaker 2: then he pulls back. I mean, like two weeks ago,
Speaker 2: the terrified idea in China was the worst thing in
Speaker 2: the world. The economy is going to crash. He doesn't
Speaker 2: know what he's doing. And what's happened now, it's completely reversed.
Speaker 1: Well, what's happened now is what's happened now is he
Speaker 1: reversed all the idiotic things that he did. So it's
Speaker 1: you know, he was right two weeks ago. I don't know,
Speaker 1: agent come on, come on.
Speaker 2: He lowered, he lowered the amount of tower. So what
Speaker 2: he put it?
Speaker 1: Look no no, no, no, no, no, no, no no, dude,
Speaker 1: this is this is They had to probably uh shoot
Speaker 1: him full of anxiety drugs. Uh when they broke the
Speaker 1: news to him that, mister President, you're you're China, your
Speaker 1: your entire terrify idea is a fucking disaster. If we
Speaker 1: don't if we don't stop the presses and reverse field,
Speaker 1: we are in deep freaking trouble come mid terms. And
Speaker 1: so they they completely pulled the plugug on every In fact,
Speaker 1: I'm shocked that as of yet we're we're not hearing
Speaker 1: noise from from unions and other groups that bought all
Speaker 1: this manufacturing money was supposed to you know, everybody was
Speaker 1: going to bring business back to the country and stuff
Speaker 1: was going to get built. Here's here's if you if
Speaker 1: you look at what they're doing. Basically, we just went
Speaker 1: into a time machine. They reversed it back to right
Speaker 1: before April second, everything including the markets or where they were.
Speaker 1: Then we've got slight tweaks to deals with other countries
Speaker 1: and negotiating directly with other countries, which was always a
Speaker 1: good idea to do it, just didn't need to do
Speaker 1: it the way he did it. And and we're at
Speaker 1: a place where where we're confronting China, which again good,
Speaker 1: we should have been doing it, but not the way
Speaker 1: in which we did it. Okay, So he's but it's
Speaker 1: here's the good thing of it. It shows that he
Speaker 1: can have his sense, can be talked into him, he
Speaker 1: can change his mind, he can reverse field when he
Speaker 1: sees something isn't working. People always say he's transactional and
Speaker 1: and that's why you you can't pin him to an ideology.
Speaker 1: It's essentially he's a capitalist. He's he's running a business
Speaker 1: in the United States, and and sometimes you make bad
Speaker 1: decisions of business and you've got to go backwards on him.
Speaker 1: And this time he's got better people around him, helping, helping,
Speaker 1: helping coach him. And uh and uh, he's not afraid
Speaker 1: to go back because look, if he accomplishes what he's
Speaker 1: trying to accomplish in the in the Middle East right now,
Speaker 1: if they end up with Abraham Accords, that that Saudi's
Speaker 1: in and I mean that's a ah, that's a that's
Speaker 1: a change in that region of the world. That that
Speaker 1: is will be the most significant thing to have happened
Speaker 1: politically on the international seat in yeah, decades and decades
Speaker 1: and decades, I mean ending in the last World War.
Speaker 2: He won't get credit, he won't get credit like.
Speaker 1: No, he will, he will, he will get credit. He
Speaker 1: will get credit. And so if the economy just normalizes
Speaker 1: and UH, and he actually and he comes through on
Speaker 1: what he's doing there, he's he'll be unbeatable. Twenty six
Speaker 1: will be uh will be a strengthening of Republican positions.
Speaker 1: But but he can't couldn't afford for the economy to tank.
Speaker 1: If the economy tank, of course.
Speaker 2: That kills any president. But now the lowest inflation we've
Speaker 2: had in four years, when you have Joe Biden go
Speaker 2: on TV and say that he was handed as shit
Speaker 2: economy and we did all we could to change what
Speaker 2: Trump did, it's just nonsense. If you see, like the
Speaker 2: respect given to Trump versus Biden is alarming. When you
Speaker 2: see every Saudi standing up to hear the complete Lee
Speaker 2: Greenwood song, that is amazing to me. That blows in
Speaker 2: my mind.
Speaker 1: It is amazing.
Speaker 2: It is now. And I'll tell you something else. I
Speaker 2: had a father who was a loudmouth, but he had
Speaker 2: a big heart. I I'm the same way. I'm not
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not a verse. So I've said to people,
Speaker 2: you do that to you again, I'll blow up your
Speaker 2: fucking house. I've told that the producers. If you take
Speaker 2: this idea that I'm giving you because you said you
Speaker 2: have a similar idea, and I find out that my
Speaker 2: part that I just pitched you or in your movie,
Speaker 2: I'll burn your fucking building down. That's not the way
Speaker 2: to do business in Hollywood. But I've been that guy.
Speaker 2: My father was that guy. Trump is that guy. And
Speaker 2: then you go all right, let me reel it back
Speaker 2: and say, let's okay, here's what I want to say.
Speaker 2: I went at overboard blah blah blah blah blah. But
Speaker 2: here's where we can meet in the middle. But there
Speaker 2: are some people who go right to the top that
Speaker 2: your I're misstat in your head shoots right up here.
Speaker 2: You say crazy shit, you do crazy shit, koler heads prevail,
Speaker 2: and you make a deal, and everybody walks away happy.
Speaker 2: He's that kind of guy. That's why I stand by him,
Speaker 2: and I don't stand by people who lie to your
Speaker 2: face like Biden just and his team, and guys like
Speaker 2: Jake Tapper, who I don't know how he sleeps from himself,
Speaker 2: who now has the book that's pretty ridiculous. It's just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: What's happened today or what's happening now. But everybody loves
Speaker 2: to go to work today again because Trump's in office,
Speaker 2: and it's fun to be at your job. If you
Speaker 2: work in news, it's a never ending cycle. That's why
Speaker 2: what I do for a living here, I always say,
Speaker 2: the world provides the always shit happening that keeps me
Speaker 2: talking and generates my opinion, and hearkens the story out
Speaker 2: of me. It's great. It's a great time because it's
Speaker 2: not boring and mundane. It's Trump, It's it's America is
Speaker 2: the best, the biggest, the toughest, and it's just I
Speaker 2: love that feeling walking around just do I. I have.
Speaker 2: And I used to hate the guy more than anybody.
Speaker 2: I was called a loser before Rosie O'Donnell's called a loser,
Speaker 2: So I know what his bad side feels like. But
Speaker 2: I know his warm side too. He's a he's a
Speaker 2: Gemini like me, like Kenny, our best friend. We're the
Speaker 2: same kind of guy.
Speaker 1: You dude, his his h him personally and his family
Speaker 1: are making a freaking fortune from the Saudi's, from the Garies. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's you.
Speaker 2: Know what, you know what wrong.
Speaker 1: He destroyed I mean, you know, but you forget about.
Speaker 1: But we've destroyed him over this. This poor guy who's
Speaker 1: falling apart, who spent fifty years in Congress, didn't have
Speaker 1: any money going in, wasn't smart enough to figure out
Speaker 1: all the angles to bet his pockets until the very
Speaker 1: end when he thought he was out of politics. Sends
Speaker 1: his moron son to collect some freaking checks, maybe collects whatever,
Speaker 1: twenty million dollars, which is, you know, that's not enough
Speaker 1: to live in in Nancy Pelosi's guest house. And uh,
Speaker 1: and he's destroyed from it. By last count, the Trump
Speaker 1: family wealth has doubled since he got back in the
Speaker 1: White House.
Speaker 2: Don't man. He's a businessman, and you know what I
Speaker 2: like about he's a president.
Speaker 1: A businessman.
Speaker 2: But I mean, we've never been we've never been in
Speaker 2: this spoppyfore. How many times have you heard over the
Speaker 2: years we need a businessman to run America. Well we
Speaker 2: got one. And if he's going to get rich off it,
Speaker 2: I don't give a shit. I don't care who gets
Speaker 2: rich off it, even by president, as long as we
Speaker 2: do well.
Speaker 1: And the part about getting rich off it, though, is
Speaker 1: the the conflicts of interests that get created because of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, but you know what, there are so many
Speaker 2: there's conflict of interests with Pelosi and the stock market.
Speaker 2: They're all fucking shady people. Some people know how to
Speaker 2: do it better than others. Trump knows how to do
Speaker 2: it better than others. Pelosi's pretty sharp, better too. But
Speaker 2: when I spoke to Bill Maher when he came out
Speaker 2: and said a lot of things about Trump, and he
Speaker 2: went right back to making fun of him, which is perfect.
Speaker 2: I agree, do you think you're a comic? But he
Speaker 2: did say what was really surprising that Trump would say
Speaker 2: to him, You're a smart guy, what do you think
Speaker 2: about this? What would you do in this situation? Presidentiusually
Speaker 2: don't ask people like that, particularly comics who make fun
Speaker 2: of them. He has a side of him that is
Speaker 2: open to hearing your ideas. I agree with that kind
Speaker 2: of person. And you know, like I said, I've said
Speaker 2: it a million times. I went from hating him to
Speaker 2: I'm going to be so sick when he's gone. And
Speaker 2: I don't know. I hope Vance is next, but you know,
Speaker 2: he's definitely setting up Vance and Rubio to find it
Speaker 2: out when he's gone. And I hope Vance comes out
Speaker 2: on top. I don't think Rubio's got the mustard, but
Speaker 2: Vance certainly does. Who do you think is could you
Speaker 2: could sneak in there and make it Oil.
Speaker 1: It'll be Vance unless something dramatic happens. And you know,
Speaker 1: remember it's uh, you know Vance and Don Junior are
Speaker 1: attached at the hip. I mean, yeah, so it'll be
Speaker 1: it'll be Vance.
Speaker 2: You got Tiger looks a good Tiger's gonna get a
Speaker 2: position in the White House at some point, No tiger.
Speaker 1: Tiger will be uh four years, eight years, eight years
Speaker 1: later if tiger can still walk.
Speaker 2: Jennina Pierrot is now that you know, the day of
Speaker 2: h I love Jannine Pierro. He's got what he got.
Speaker 1: I can't I can't stand, oh my god.
Speaker 2: But listen, she's definitely qualified to do that job. There's
Speaker 2: no doubt about that. She's toughest now, she's been at
Speaker 2: this for a hundred years. She's more than qualified. And
Speaker 2: she goes back a long way. With Trump. I think
Speaker 2: he has like thirty some people used to Fox executive
Speaker 2: Fox employees who work for him Now.
Speaker 1: I think Trump tapped yeah, Judge Janin at some point, I.
Speaker 2: Think Trump has stopped tapping people now, But I think
Speaker 2: I thought he probably tapped Alina Haba, which I wouldn't
Speaker 2: blame him one bit if he did. I'd find her
Speaker 2: attractive as hell. But I think that part of him
Speaker 2: has stopped. I think the attention he gets now is
Speaker 2: just exactly what he's always needed. But I wouldn't doubt
Speaker 2: if he tapped you in Pierro, even though he was
Speaker 2: friends with her husband for many years. You know, listen
Speaker 2: Trump's listen. Trump was out one night with at a
Speaker 2: table at some function, and Selma Hayak was there with
Speaker 2: this guy. And Trump sat down with Selma and this man,
Speaker 2: and he was talking to the man like he was
Speaker 2: the greatest man he ever met. And you know what,
Speaker 2: you know some you know this is a hell of
Speaker 2: a guy. This guy's a hell of a guy. The
Speaker 2: guy went to the bathroom. Trump said, you know you're
Speaker 2: too good for this guy. Give me a phone, umber together,
Speaker 2: and this.
Speaker 1: Is our president. Who you trust him? Plicit I am,
Speaker 1: I am amongst the thoroughly entertained. Uh. But man, he
Speaker 1: scares this ship.
Speaker 2: I'm not scared. I was scared on the Bible. I
Speaker 2: ain't scared anymore. Man, I thought I was.
Speaker 1: Very scared for other reasons. Under under if you.
Speaker 2: Bought money in the market, I mean, for you, isn't
Speaker 2: it better being being with Trump with money in the
Speaker 2: market and assets and what have you. For a guy
Speaker 2: like me, it doesn't have that stuff. I don't have
Speaker 2: to think about that. But for guys like you, isn't
Speaker 2: it better that Trump is here currently?
Speaker 1: You know, I don't. I don't think about it. I
Speaker 1: don't watch stuff day to day. I don't make moves.
Speaker 1: Everything is what it is, and you're in for the
Speaker 1: for the long game, and so don't freak out on
Speaker 1: a bad week, and don't get crazy on a good week.
Speaker 1: Look at it, things worked out fine as far as
Speaker 1: the stock market goes over the four years of Biden,
Speaker 1: and and look what's happening now. Well, I don't know
Speaker 1: why he's come out of hiding to try and defend
Speaker 1: his record. His record is indefensible the more he's seen
Speaker 1: in public, and by the way, it's even worse for
Speaker 1: him to drag his wife along with him, or her
Speaker 1: to insist that she be there to save him when
Speaker 1: as he's as he's dying in an interview on the view.
Speaker 1: It just it just proves the point. All of these
Speaker 1: people knew everyone because we all knew. Anyone with eyes knew,
Speaker 1: We all knew. All of you are now coming out.
Speaker 2: Are just so fullish.
Speaker 1: It's just freaking crazy.
Speaker 2: So but it's I'll never trust it again. I can
Speaker 2: never trust those people again. Not that I ever did,
Speaker 2: but now forget it. You knew, we knew ahead of you,
Speaker 2: and you told us we were crazy.
Speaker 1: It should destroy the Party forever. It's the greatest crime
Speaker 1: ever committed. It was committed against the American people by
Speaker 1: all of them.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: The Party should not survive this. And I blame him
Speaker 1: the least I understand what. He's the guy who was
Speaker 1: going through it, and who knows how. You know how.
Speaker 1: You and I get so frustrated when we can't recall
Speaker 1: a name or a word because it's getting lost in
Speaker 1: our sixty two year old minds. But him being there
Speaker 1: at eighty, knowing it's going and having to show up
Speaker 1: on the world stage for this or the world stage
Speaker 1: for that. And remember they yanked him out of They
Speaker 1: had to beat Bernie, they had to beat their own guy,
Speaker 1: and so they pull him out of retirement and they
Speaker 1: did this to him and then they knew he couldn't
Speaker 1: be president, so they didn't let him be president. So
Speaker 1: they made all the moves and lied to everyone. I mean,
Speaker 1: they should all be there, you should all be over.
Speaker 1: You can't do what they did.
Speaker 2: And you know what, George Clooney, The whole last story
Speaker 2: last week was that he didn't recognize George Clooney. You had.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just and that's what Clooney said. This
Speaker 2: is not the.
Speaker 1: Same that dark hair that I mean, I barely I
Speaker 1: barely recognized him last time I saw.
Speaker 2: I do remember you telling me that. But yeah, that's
Speaker 2: for his broad show. But uh, hey man, it's a
Speaker 2: it's a fun time to be alive, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: As crazy as it is, I enjoy this every day
Speaker 2: when I see Trump on TV. I don't if if
Speaker 2: I'm working at TV's on mute, it goes right back
Speaker 2: on and I stop working to listen what he has
Speaker 2: to say. I love that SNL makes him the focus
Speaker 2: of their opening monologue. They got a guy who I hate. Oh,
Speaker 2: I think he's funny. It's not the not the voice
Speaker 2: as much as if he strings along these non secrets
Speaker 2: that make no sense, he'll go from talking about the
Speaker 2: economy to Sculptor Hanson's latest movie.
Speaker 1: Shane Gillis is the Trump you got, You're gonna it's
Speaker 1: gotta be Shane Gillis.
Speaker 2: He is great, best. I love it.
Speaker 1: He's the only Trump they did see. There was a
Speaker 1: younger guy saw the other day that I thought was
Speaker 1: I thought was there's a few about the one guy
Speaker 1: named Tyler doesn't put Tyler the He he's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Tyler. He got in trouble recently for you know, we're
Speaker 2: coming on to a girl of Fox. They got rid
Speaker 2: of in the Fox. He was on the on the
Speaker 2: on the Guttfelt Show quite a bit. Tyler the comedian.
Speaker 2: I think his name is Tyler Fish. He's good. It's
Speaker 2: a caricature. But Shane Gillis, he doesn't.
Speaker 1: Shane Gillis is so fucking funny. But I think this.
Speaker 1: I think there's a huge market now for uh stories
Speaker 1: about how brain dead Biden was and like the craziest
Speaker 1: stuff that happened. You got these books and everything else,
Speaker 1: and so I think they're just gonna get wilder and wild.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think we're gonna find everything out because
Speaker 1: there's a market to make money spilling your guts now,
Speaker 1: and so they're just going to be more people. And
Speaker 1: you know, there had to be some really.
Speaker 2: Bad, horrible, horrible, some really really.
Speaker 1: Bad stuff like, hey, why did you know, why did
Speaker 1: the you know, why did the easter bunny have to
Speaker 1: drag him out of that? Oh, he had shited his
Speaker 1: pants thirty seconds earlier, and knowing we had to shove
Speaker 1: him off before the ship started falling out of his pant.
Speaker 1: You're gonna hear stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a great story about Frank Sinatra on a plane,
Speaker 2: and on the same plane was Natalie Cole, whose father,
Speaker 2: Nat King Cole, was a tremendous friend of Frank's and
Speaker 2: Frank knew Natalie for many years as a young girl,
Speaker 2: and and Nat king Cole was Frank's friend. And Frank's
Speaker 2: on a plane with his wife and in Italian for
Speaker 2: the world, we don't use the N word for blacks,
Speaker 2: a lot of Italians hues to soon. So he's on
Speaker 2: this private jet, Natalie woods talking to him, and Frank
Speaker 2: is talking to her, and he turns to his wife
Speaker 2: quite loudly and says, who's this fucking It's soon talking
Speaker 2: to me? And Natalie would have Natalie Cole heard that.
Speaker 2: He said that it's not that's daughter, It's not oh okay,
Speaker 2: like those things happen when men get old, and Frank
Speaker 2: was a drinker like crazy. But yeah, those stories are
Speaker 2: gonna come out, and I can't wait to hear about it.
Speaker 2: I just I'm remarked. I find remarkable. You know, I
Speaker 2: have an eighty year old brother in law who's on
Speaker 2: his way out. My sister's seventy nine. The energy Trump
Speaker 2: has to do to fly around, I think, by the
Speaker 2: way I've I've caught up on you. When I was sick.
Speaker 2: I watched all of your friends and neighbors, which I love.
Speaker 2: That shows it's great. I loved I loved the chick
Speaker 2: I love the chicks in it, Olivia. I love all
Speaker 2: of them. And you've got to see the movie Riff Raff.
Speaker 2: It's Pete. But isn't it fun fucking movie?
Speaker 1: It is Pete.
Speaker 2: Davidson's got a career to play those kind of quirky characters.
Speaker 6: He's good, great, was perfect, No even ed and Harris
Speaker 6: looked one hundred and ten in that movie.
Speaker 1: I had to check. I was convinced he was sick.
Speaker 1: I'd start googling to say I thought, I thought, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, he's not but he's not.
Speaker 2: Making out with Gabby Union. Could you imagine the reverse
Speaker 2: an old an old woman making out with a young
Speaker 2: man like that?
Speaker 1: Was the only part of that movie that angered me.
Speaker 1: Is I know it was easy because you're supposed to
Speaker 1: hate her character, and it's easy because I already hate her.
Speaker 1: But you know, no, why why cast?
Speaker 2: There was no reason for it, There was no reason
Speaker 2: for it. I agree, I agree.
Speaker 1: That part, that part was weird, but no, Pete Davids
Speaker 1: was created.
Speaker 2: One movie man shooting the guy that I just it
Speaker 2: was very Tarantino askue. I really thought it was great,
Speaker 2: but your friends and neighbors is and and I'm well.
Speaker 1: Have you started mombling yet? Though you didn't buy into
Speaker 1: the mind?
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't buy it, and I love Tom Hardy.
Speaker 2: I'm not telling it. I'll try it again. I'll go
Speaker 2: back to it back, I'll check too.
Speaker 1: What's her name? Is so funny? The old British actress
Speaker 1: Helen Muern. She's sucking out of her mind in that
Speaker 1: in that show, and I mean half the ship that
Speaker 1: goes on in that show she causes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's bad, she's really cool.
Speaker 1: She's a bad seed.
Speaker 2: I like her a lot. She's just Jesus, she was
Speaker 2: a sexy woman man when she was younger.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she was. I don't know if a woman
Speaker 1: remember her at that younger in age. But but I
Speaker 1: think Hardy in that show is blows away. Uh. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, Mike, see what.
Speaker 2: I was talking about? Are uh Schreier.
Speaker 1: Lib Schreiber in uh? And Ray Donald? I think he's
Speaker 1: a better fixer, much better fixer than Ray Donovan was.
Speaker 2: Now that I have to check out because I think
Speaker 2: Ray Donovan is to me one of the best characters
Speaker 2: ever on television. That's a great even I only have
Speaker 2: said very few words and just drank bullet whiskey, but
Speaker 2: I love that show.
Speaker 1: Well, here you really have to suspend belief because Hardy
Speaker 1: goes into situations that are so ridiculous that there's no
Speaker 1: way a human would survive him. But he surrounds all
Speaker 1: of them. But I mean, he's a he's a he's
Speaker 1: a bad dude.
Speaker 2: Well have you seen them when he portrays both Craig Brothers.
Speaker 2: Oh go check out. I forget that it might be
Speaker 2: called the Craig Brothers, those those notorious twin brothers who
Speaker 2: were the menace of London for many years, The Craze
Speaker 2: k R A Y. He plays both brothers.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: It's a water performance. A great movie, tough, you know,
Speaker 2: tough English type mob movie which I love, love those
Speaker 2: kind of characters. But I gotta go do poker now.
Speaker 2: I gotta split, buddy.
Speaker 1: Go do some poker. All right, man, catching up, folksy
Speaker 1: for listening, and we'll talk at you next week
Speaker 2: All right, Well, see you later.