Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benza fame. Uh, he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody aj Benzi
Speaker 1: here with fame is a bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for April twenty ninth, twenty twenty five. Four
Speaker 1: two nine, two oh two five hate the nine, but
Speaker 1: a good day all in all. Only one more day
Speaker 1: to go until May. Hey, that's fun once once the
Speaker 1: uh those two one syllable months come May June. Nice,
Speaker 1: you're getting the gym again. You start losing that weight.
Speaker 1: I know. I have to feeling better about yourself. Get
Speaker 1: some color. Just feel better when there's a little color
Speaker 1: in your face, don't you don't you just love it?
Speaker 1: A little color goes a long way. People say you,
Speaker 1: what you do? You look different? You look good? You're yeah,
Speaker 1: that's it. You're working out, sitting outside, getting the sun,
Speaker 1: working outside. Nice. I have a good story to tell
Speaker 1: you about what happened to me earlier today, And of
Speaker 1: course it happened while I was wearing my Trump T shirt.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable unbelievable, but I just finished. We didn't want to
Speaker 1: cook tonight, so I just docked it up a frozen pizza.
Speaker 1: It's a good pizza, screaming Sicilian thin crust sausage pie.
Speaker 1: It's like, I gotta know eight bucks, right. It's so much
Speaker 1: better when I or anybody else doctor's up a good
Speaker 1: frozen pizza then it is to get a pizza, well,
Speaker 1: unless you live in one of the states that has
Speaker 1: good pizza. If you don't doctor up your own frozen pizza,
Speaker 1: so much better. I mean all I you know, I
Speaker 1: chop up, I chop up fresh garlic, some basil. Today
Speaker 1: I threw some little scallions on there, a bunch of arugula,
Speaker 1: some basil. What else I put obviously salt and peppers,
Speaker 1: some extra virginial of oil. Is you know, sprayed it
Speaker 1: around a little bit, not spray drizzled it around. I'm
Speaker 1: forgetting a few things parmegano, reggiano cheese. I put some
Speaker 1: fresh muzzadella on there, even though there is muzadella there,
Speaker 1: I wanted more. I'm forgetting something else but red pepper.
Speaker 1: It was delicious. It's so much better than going to
Speaker 1: a shit pizzeria and spending thirty dollars for a pie
Speaker 1: when you can spend whatever, you know, eleven dollars in
Speaker 1: doctor up what shit you got in your refrigerator that
Speaker 1: you're doing nothing with? Right, it's great, especially fresh arugula
Speaker 1: on a pie. It's so good. And throw a lot
Speaker 1: on because it tends to disappear. It just cooks way down.
Speaker 1: Arugle is like using spinach. When you cook spinach in
Speaker 1: a pan, you need like two bushels of spinach to
Speaker 1: just have enough for dinner because it just can dents
Speaker 1: is so much. But last night I made some chicken
Speaker 1: cutlets for Rosalie. Actually it was a Sunday night. She
Speaker 1: was working and I made some chicken cutlets. And I
Speaker 1: love making chicken. First, it's just something about cutlets. I
Speaker 1: can't cutlets. And a nice salad with the arugula and
Speaker 1: tomatoes and red onion and you know the the oh.
Speaker 1: I put balsamaglaze on the pizza. Two I forgot nice addition.
Speaker 1: I put balsama glaze on the salad and also the
Speaker 1: extra vergint great dinners cheap. Two packages of cutlets cost
Speaker 1: like fifteen dollars. Can't go wrong. Anyhow, somebody posted a
Speaker 1: picture of the landmark restaurant in Los Angeles, Dan Tanners,
Speaker 1: on Santa Monica Boulevard. It's been there for many years,
Speaker 1: God knows. I used to go there when I first
Speaker 1: moved to LA and I went there all the time.
Speaker 1: Initially when I moved to LA and I live with
Speaker 1: my uncle Vinnie, well, initially I was staying with Vinnie
Speaker 1: before I found an apartment, and him and I will
Speaker 1: go and sometimes I just go alone. I say, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go eat at the bar at I get some
Speaker 1: steam clams. I mean, it's a very expensive menu. You know,
Speaker 1: if you want to pay sixty dollars for a ribbi state,
Speaker 1: go to d'antanna's. Every entree has the name of a celebrity.
Speaker 1: You know. There's the room on the right, which is
Speaker 1: not too cool. The room on the left is where
Speaker 1: you want to sit. There's a long bar. It's a
Speaker 1: fairly fun bar scene, but you know, it's also a
Speaker 1: little bit of a dirty crab like upscale crowd, but
Speaker 1: mix them with some sharks in there too. There's drug
Speaker 1: dealers in there, there's pimps in there. There's ladies of
Speaker 1: the evening dressed nicely though not looking like looking like hell.
Speaker 1: So when I used to go there alone, i'd sit
Speaker 1: at the bar and i'd order like I said, and
Speaker 1: the Laker game would be on the TV above the bar,
Speaker 1: and I order a drink watch the game. And this
Speaker 1: one night, this very pretty black girl sitting next to
Speaker 1: me strike up a conversation, and you know, we're talking
Speaker 1: what do you do? Bah? Bah bah? And all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, the Lakers lose the game and she says,
Speaker 1: oh boy, I'm gonna be busy. I said, well, what
Speaker 1: do you do? She goes, well, I'll just say when
Speaker 1: the Lakers lose, a lot of men around town get
Speaker 1: lonely and they want companionship. I said, oh, I get it.
Speaker 1: She says, do you want companionship tonight, honey? I said, no, baby,
Speaker 1: it's okay. I got to go back home to my
Speaker 1: uncle's house. But thank you very much. Well, let me
Speaker 1: give you a card in case you ever want my companionship,
Speaker 1: I said, I'll give you a card. Her card was
Speaker 1: a purple business card that just said Patricia with a
Speaker 1: number I needles. They never called her, but get all
Speaker 1: sorts of people in That's where I met Doobie, the
Speaker 1: famous pimp who was there one night in a beautiful
Speaker 1: three piece suit. And I'm there with my wife. It
Speaker 1: was our first date and I took her to Dantana's
Speaker 1: got a nice table on the left. You know, you're
Speaker 1: sitting there across from Sean Pankiefer Sutherland, Harry Dean, Stanton,
Speaker 1: Dadney Coleman always ate dead together. Very famous people go there,
Speaker 1: and I really wasn't, you know, hanging out with them
Speaker 1: at this point. I did that earlier before I was married.
Speaker 1: A used to sit with Sean and Harry. Dean would
Speaker 1: play guitar and sing, and Sean would sing because he'd
Speaker 1: stay open a little later for the regulars. But I
Speaker 1: take my life there and I go up to the
Speaker 1: bar to get her a drink. She's at the table
Speaker 1: and this is black guy dressed very nicely who I
Speaker 1: didn't know at the time, and I'm waiting for a
Speaker 1: drink and the bartender, who's a guy that was there
Speaker 1: for many years. I forget his name. I think he
Speaker 1: was an Irish guy, very famous among the LA crowd
Speaker 1: because he was for like thirty years. I think he
Speaker 1: died maybe four or five years back. Really nice guy.
Speaker 1: Put two kids through college on a bar, on a
Speaker 1: bartender's salary, and good schools too. So uh, this drunk guy,
Speaker 1: white guy gets in the bartender's face because the bartender
Speaker 1: knew the black pimp, and he said, well, can I
Speaker 1: get you Dooby? And Dooby was about to order when
Speaker 1: this drunk white guy said, gonna, you're gonna get this
Speaker 1: n word to drink. I've been here for five minutes,
Speaker 1: and Doobey looked. Adobey was a killer. Duby killed two
Speaker 1: people that I know of. He told me personally, went
Speaker 1: to trial, got off both times. He told me what
Speaker 1: the bodies were buried, so I know he's true. I've
Speaker 1: seen him pull guns on people in my time with him.
Speaker 1: So when I heard that, I'm like, god damn. And
Speaker 1: Dubey didn't say nothing. He kept us cool. The bartender
Speaker 1: gave him his dream first. Then the guy who said
Speaker 1: the nasty thing went out to the street to take
Speaker 1: a leak, and as he walks out, Doobie walks out.
Speaker 1: And this could have been a bad situation, but I
Speaker 1: was out ahead of Doobie. And when this guy's taking
Speaker 1: a leak against the tree on the side of the restaurant,
Speaker 1: I said, asshole. He turned around and I punched him
Speaker 1: in the chin and he went flying. I said, don't
Speaker 1: ever say that fucking word in front of me. Right
Speaker 1: my wife sees this. She's going but that with dating.
Speaker 1: It's our first date. She can't believe it. Dooby, the
Speaker 1: pimp who owned the after hours house, says to me, God, damn,
Speaker 1: you're gonna do that, but motherfucker, you got to go
Speaker 1: to jail. I said, no, no, no, no, I can't hear
Speaker 1: shit like that. Man, fuck this guy. He goes, Man,
Speaker 1: finished dinner. We're gonna go back to my house after dinner.
Speaker 1: Finish dinner, Dooby says, followed me. He's driving a Rolls Royce.
Speaker 1: We follow him to this bad neighborhood, Crunchhaw Boulevard in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. After hours club. Everything there you could want,
Speaker 1: you know, every drug, every drink, there's a bar, you
Speaker 1: name it. There's celebrities, Rick James, I used to see
Speaker 1: their Choka Khan, a lot of NBA players from the
Speaker 1: back of the day, a lot of old Lakers and
Speaker 1: do be love because I knocked this guy in his
Speaker 1: ass first day. Very memorable, and then I got to
Speaker 1: be kind of not famous. There but that story went
Speaker 1: around so suddenly because I was that good to do
Speaker 1: be wording around that. AJ's the shit, take care of
Speaker 1: AJ whenever you comes side. Then I always got a
Speaker 1: seat at the right side, the left side of the room,
Speaker 1: and I had a good time. I used to go
Speaker 1: with my friend Tony before I was married, and Tony Finetti,
Speaker 1: who I worked with at EAN. Back when I worked
Speaker 1: at E in the first season, I wasn't being paid
Speaker 1: a lot of money, so the drinks at d'antann's were
Speaker 1: expensive and I could drink like a shark and soka Tony.
Speaker 1: So we used to go, let's fill up flasks with
Speaker 1: the liquor we like to drink and just put the
Speaker 1: glass under the table and refill out glass. It's not
Speaker 1: gonna keep paying fifteen dollars for a drink if we're
Speaker 1: gonna drink five drinks a piece. Fuck that. So we
Speaker 1: used to go to these to this restaurant would fless
Speaker 1: in our jacket. We never got caught. We thought it
Speaker 1: was the funniest thing, just bring our own liquor and
Speaker 1: just a lot of fun. I took Rosie and Jack
Speaker 1: there once and the kids, and of course there was
Speaker 1: a fight again by the Valet Dan Tanis is one
Speaker 1: of those places where I always had great memories, whether
Speaker 1: it was a great meal or a great fight. Very strange.
Speaker 1: I haven't been here in a while. The last time
Speaker 1: I went get this, there used to be a weighted
Speaker 1: there named Craig. He was a great way to very
Speaker 1: very popular. Everybody loved to get it. He was young, vivacious,
Speaker 1: you know, smiling all the time, knew everybody's name, and
Speaker 1: I was friendly with him. Well. He got so good
Speaker 1: and met so many people and was able to meet
Speaker 1: a lot of people who made a lot of money
Speaker 1: and had a lot of money, rich people who ate there.
Speaker 1: And when he went and wanted to start his own restaurant,
Speaker 1: he got backing from these rich people in la not
Speaker 1: a twenty thirty of it, but a good handful of
Speaker 1: wealthy guys would say, we'll front you in this restaurant.
Speaker 1: And he opened up a restaurant which is very now
Speaker 1: a famous place called Craigs. It's within walking distance of d'antanna's,
Speaker 1: so it's a little bit of a rivalry. Craigs is
Speaker 1: a different scene. It's more of a celebrity scene. If
Speaker 1: you want to be seen with a new girl or
Speaker 1: a new guy. You go to Craigs because the paparazzi
Speaker 1: r outside every night. That's where Kamala went with Dougie
Speaker 1: doug asshole. So the last time I went to d'antana's,
Speaker 1: I'll go to Craigs first. And maybe seven years ago,
Speaker 1: eight years ago, I am walking in. I'm at the
Speaker 1: bar alone because I don't know I was six years ago.
Speaker 1: I was separated from my wife. So I'm alone now.
Speaker 1: So let me go out one night and have a
Speaker 1: drink and I meet Mouse, the guy that on the
Speaker 1: other after Alves club. Mouse used to hang out at
Speaker 1: the bar. He would deal his drugs. If anybody need anything,
Speaker 1: you knew Mouse was there, and he would, you know,
Speaker 1: take care of you at the bar. You pay him
Speaker 1: at the bar. Everybody had their own little operations. So
Speaker 1: that night hadn't seen Mouse for years. I wasn't going
Speaker 1: after hours anymore because I was married with children. But
Speaker 1: I genuinely liked the guy. We had a lot of
Speaker 1: crazy fun nights that his after hours, beautiful great juke
Speaker 1: box playing the best motown music. It was crazy at
Speaker 1: mouse Trap. Now it's a big, tall, six foot seven
Speaker 1: inch black guy who played college basketball almost was a pro.
Speaker 1: Always wore a Dodger jacket and waited outside on the corner,
Speaker 1: and he had a range a yellow light on the
Speaker 1: porch at his apartment. The light was on. That meant
Speaker 1: mouse Trap was open. And that's how you knew. We
Speaker 1: could drive up and stay at mouse Trap till five
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning. But it was called a mouse
Speaker 1: trap because once you went in, he locked the door
Speaker 1: behind you, so nobody can get out unless you say, hey, mouse,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna split, and then he let you out. Nobody
Speaker 1: could walk in and nobody could walk out unless mouse knew.
Speaker 1: Very safe. So I'm with Mouse at Craigs having a
Speaker 1: drink and he goes, I'm gonna go down town. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go d'antanna's. I said, yeah, we'll take a walk.
Speaker 1: He goes, now, fuck that man. I got a new
Speaker 1: car and he had this new blue Mustang, beautiful Mustang
Speaker 1: sports car. And I never sat in a car at mouse.
Speaker 1: I'll drive you man. I think it was a Mustang,
Speaker 1: some kind of sports car. We get in the car,
Speaker 1: we drive a mile and a half or so, not
Speaker 1: even to get to d'antanna's and have a drink there
Speaker 1: see some people. I uber home, MoU says, I'll catch
Speaker 1: a man, give my love to the wife, and blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. Okay. The next day I found out Mouse
Speaker 1: died that night. He now, Mouse didn't do drugs. He
Speaker 1: didn't do his own supply. He just sold it. It
Speaker 1: wasn't his ding. But I found out that he drove
Speaker 1: to another place called Barney's Beanery that night to deal
Speaker 1: more drugs, and he had a heart attack or a
Speaker 1: stroke in the car when he was parking it, and
Speaker 1: the valet was like, he wasn't moving his car, and
Speaker 1: they checked on him. Was very well known, and that
Speaker 1: Los Angeles very well known, and many died in his
Speaker 1: car in the parking lot. I wasn't the last guy
Speaker 1: to see him, but I was certainly one of the
Speaker 1: last people that night to be with him. Crazy crazy time.
Speaker 1: But I know it sounds like I did some awful things.
Speaker 1: I did do some bad things, hung around some bad people.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. I've always been
Speaker 1: around bad guys and they've always been good to me.
Speaker 1: And I always loved the excitement to danger. I always
Speaker 1: felt like my mother said, you got a horseshoe up
Speaker 1: your ass. You're not gonna get hurt. She didn't know
Speaker 1: I was gonna do this kind of shit, But I
Speaker 1: don't know. I just always liked the underbelly of life,
Speaker 1: the underside of my cities, whether New York or LA.
Speaker 1: I'd love to go down there and check it out
Speaker 1: and get as close to the edge as I could
Speaker 1: before I get home and go, oh man, that was
Speaker 1: a close one, you know what I mean. I know
Speaker 1: it's stupid, but here's my situation today. Rosalie the grandkid's over.
Speaker 1: See he's over so Rosie says, oh, Asia, I gotta watch.
Speaker 1: He said, do me fivod? I need two red wines
Speaker 1: jack once, I said, I'll go. There's a place called Binnie's.
Speaker 1: So I take a car. I go to Bennie's. And
Speaker 1: I've been to Binny's with her forty times in five years,
Speaker 1: getting a liquor for the house for parties. You know,
Speaker 1: I've been there so many times. And I go and
Speaker 1: there's a big black lady who I don't recognize, and
Speaker 1: she's looking at my shirt. I'm wearing the Trump T
Speaker 1: shirt that says thug life with Trump sitting on a
Speaker 1: stoop wearing height, wearing sneakers with high white socks, and
Speaker 1: a white a white T shirt. Okay, uh. And this
Speaker 1: black guy looks at my shirt as I bring the
Speaker 1: wine to the counter, staring at it, not happy, and
Speaker 1: she goes, can I get you a year of birth?
Speaker 1: I said, my year of birth? I said, oh, is
Speaker 1: that a new thing? No, sir, it's always been done
Speaker 1: this way. Said, no, that's not true. I said, I
Speaker 1: don't want to argue, but I've been here one hundred times.
Speaker 1: No one's ever asked me for what year I was born.
Speaker 1: You want my license, you want to scan it. That
Speaker 1: I understand, but no one ever asked me, sir. That's
Speaker 1: what we do. She then, as I'm trying to talk
Speaker 1: to her, she keeps talking louder. I said, let me
Speaker 1: say something. Then another woman sees what's going on. She goes,
Speaker 1: so and so don't we always what's the first question
Speaker 1: we ask people when they're going to buy liquor? Your
Speaker 1: date of birth? I said, that's not true. It's never
Speaker 1: been asking me. You guys are pulling my leg. It's
Speaker 1: not true. I said, okay, nineteen sixty two. She types
Speaker 1: it in and goes okay, and then she starts ringing
Speaker 1: up the wine. I go, what did that just do?
Speaker 1: What did it do? What if I said I was
Speaker 1: born in twenty eleven, what did that mean? Why would
Speaker 1: you not? You didn't cross reference it with anything. I
Speaker 1: could have said any date. But that's okay? What does
Speaker 1: that policy mean? Hon? Don't call me hun? Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: trying to be nice. Okay, but okay, here's the credit
Speaker 1: card I pay. I start to leave. Then I go,
Speaker 1: you know why you're pissed off of me? You hate
Speaker 1: my fucking shirt. You hate this man. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: something right now. He's doing more for your fucking people
Speaker 1: than Obama ever did, so haven't I stay? And I
Speaker 1: walked out, well this shirt in public two three times.
Speaker 1: A few months ago, I got pepper sprayed and punching
Speaker 1: the jaw. And now this one's telling me what he was.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not gonna take it off. He's our president,
Speaker 1: for Christ's sake. But people are still knocking people's maga
Speaker 1: hats off in restaurants and shit like liberals think they
Speaker 1: have every right to knock the hat off your head.
Speaker 1: I won't get a hat because if someone knocks the
Speaker 1: hat off my head I will be in jail within
Speaker 1: a half hour. I'm not gonna take that sitting down
Speaker 1: touching my shit. No. Anyhow, let's start talking about some stuff.
Speaker 1: Seventeen minutes in, all I'm doing is gossiping about my life.
Speaker 1: You know, sometimes I read stories and I can't believe
Speaker 1: why they're even in the paper or on websites. I
Speaker 1: saw this guy on Instagram, given what he calls inside information.
Speaker 1: Never saw this guy in my life. He's not an
Speaker 1: independent journalist. He's just a schmuck on Instagram. But I
Speaker 1: want to hear what he asked to say inside information
Speaker 1: on Bill Belichick. I talked about this a little bit
Speaker 1: the other day. Bill Belichick, the foroeming New England Patriots
Speaker 1: super Bowl champion coach who's dating young Jordan Hudson with
Speaker 1: a forty six or forty nine year age difference. He
Speaker 1: was interviewed by Tony doaka Peel on CBS News Sunday
Speaker 1: this morning, and the interview got a little weird, asking
Speaker 1: how did you and Jordan meet his girlfriend, Jordan Hudson,
Speaker 1: the beautiful cheerleaderh blah blah blah, and Bill says, we
Speaker 1: met on a plane and suddenly Jordan who's off camera, goes,
Speaker 1: we're not going to talk about this. Really, I mean
Speaker 1: for twenty four year old chick, that's pretty that's like
Speaker 1: wife stuff, like now, we're not talking about this, and
Speaker 1: Belichick just lets her handle it and she walks over
Speaker 1: is that without doing this? And everybody was saying, well,
Speaker 1: I wonder what that's about. You know, that's pretty wild
Speaker 1: that a guy who's so important, it's so much of
Speaker 1: a boss, has this young girl saying the interview is over.
Speaker 1: So this guy on internet says the reason why that happened.
Speaker 1: He says, yeah, inside information on why Jordan didn't want
Speaker 1: this interview you going any longer. And he basically said
Speaker 1: that this is crazy that Bill Belichick in the last
Speaker 1: decade or so was apparently recruiting cheerleaders for the New
Speaker 1: England Patriots who could get close to opposing teams and
Speaker 1: their players and find out that team's strategy, what they
Speaker 1: were planning to do to beat the Patriots. I don't
Speaker 1: believe this much. I'm not saying Bill Belichick has never cheated, okay,
Speaker 1: but I think most coaches know how to cheat without
Speaker 1: being looking too guilty. But this sounds just like too
Speaker 1: much bullshit. Asking cheerleaders to get close to the other
Speaker 1: team's players and find out their strategy. I don't buy it.
Speaker 1: I think it's a bullshit story. Either that or Jordan
Speaker 1: Hudson and the other girls didn't get good enough information
Speaker 1: because the Patriots went eight and nine and four and
Speaker 1: thirteen the final two seasons. I know, I don't know
Speaker 1: what these cheerleaders weren't obviously getting good information because the
Speaker 1: pats were losing. So but you know, this is what's
Speaker 1: out there. Nobody on Instagram posted this story. I mean,
Speaker 1: the person who posted this story Instagram said he had
Speaker 1: inside information. I don't remember his name. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He doesn't work for a paper or an organization. It's
Speaker 1: just some schmuck who wants to throw out a theory.
Speaker 1: Just be careful. A lot of experts out there who
Speaker 1: don't know shit. The other news that broke today, which
Speaker 1: I don't always believe, but okay, I'll give this a
Speaker 1: little bit of my attention. There's a theory out there
Speaker 1: that says that P Diddy has convinced his attorneys that
Speaker 1: he wants to plead insanity in his upcoming federal sex trial,
Speaker 1: which starts May fifth. That's quite a dramatic defense strategy
Speaker 1: to argue that he was mentally incapable of committing these
Speaker 1: crimes because of heavy drug and alcohol use. Never heard
Speaker 1: this kind of defense, but there were newly filed court
Speaker 1: documents that say part of Ditty's legal team strategy involves
Speaker 1: having a doctor who is a Columbia professor from Columbia
Speaker 1: University testify about Didty's mental state. But federal prosecutors they're
Speaker 1: pushing back hard against the move because they're calling it irrelevant, improper,
Speaker 1: and basically come on ridiculous. The prosecution recently filed their
Speaker 1: opposition to the proposed testimony, and even though there's a
Speaker 1: lot of information surrounding Didty's mental condition, but a lot
Speaker 1: of it's been redacted. There's some clues out there, but
Speaker 1: we can't we're not able to read them. But they
Speaker 1: claim that Didty's defense wants the doctor to explain that
Speaker 1: the guy had a mental condition bearing on the issue
Speaker 1: of guilt, specifically suggesting that substance abuse may have impaired
Speaker 1: his ability to control his behavior at the time of
Speaker 1: these alleged offenses. I hate it to say alleged. I
Speaker 1: hate it. We all know what happened now, as we know,
Speaker 1: the federal indictment accuses Diddy of not only committing a
Speaker 1: string of horrifyingly violent and course of acts, but also
Speaker 1: the drugging of his victims into submission during these freak costs.
Speaker 1: And now the defense appears to be arguing that Didty
Speaker 1: himself may have been in an altered impaired state when
Speaker 1: these incidents and orgies and foursomes and what have you occurred,
Speaker 1: you know, basically saying, does that mean he could be
Speaker 1: held criminally responsible? I don't think this should be allowed
Speaker 1: in court, you know. And the prosecutors feel the same way.
Speaker 1: Their angle is that any evidence about the effects of
Speaker 1: drugs or alcohol on Ditty's memory or his cognitive function
Speaker 1: requires proper notice under the law. And on top of that,
Speaker 1: they say that the Columbia professor never personally examined Ditty,
Speaker 1: and any opinions would be based on general knowledge rather
Speaker 1: than a direct clinical evaluation. And the prosecutors are saying
Speaker 1: further that the doctor's testimony about Ditty's inability to control
Speaker 1: his behavior is irrelevant. Whether he was loocid at the
Speaker 1: time of these crimes doesn't excuse or diminish his responsibility.
Speaker 1: For his actions, and in addition to the battle over
Speaker 1: the mental health testimony, prosecutors also want to block another
Speaker 1: witness from taking the stand. A forensic video expert intended
Speaker 1: to review that hotel surveillance video footage we all saw
Speaker 1: with him swinging and kicking and punching Cassie Ventur in
Speaker 1: the hallway. I want to see Cassie testify. I want
Speaker 1: to see this, like you can't believe. But the judge
Speaker 1: who's gonna oversee this case hasn't ruled yet on whether
Speaker 1: the defense's witnesses will be allowed to testify. But you know,
Speaker 1: like I said, the trials less than a week away,
Speaker 1: or it'll be a week from today, May fifth. It's
Speaker 1: getting intense, getting intense. But it makes little sense to me,
Speaker 1: it really does. How does it insane? Man perfectly make
Speaker 1: the necessary plans to throw these crazy ass parties, buy
Speaker 1: all these drugs and alcohol get out, invites the hundreds
Speaker 1: of people he knowes and be smart and sneaky enough
Speaker 1: or savvy enough to have an assistant not only get
Speaker 1: the GHB into thousands of bottles of baby all, not
Speaker 1: to mention the pink cocaine, the white cocaine, every other
Speaker 1: drug the weed, but also organizing teams of people that
Speaker 1: clean up all those destroyed hotel rooms with sex stains
Speaker 1: and drinks spilled and bodyaly fluids and broken property. Come on,
Speaker 1: that's not the work of an insane man. That's the
Speaker 1: work of a very evil, calculated It's a calculator. Look, calculating.
Speaker 1: I always get that wrong. I'm gonna go calculating man.
Speaker 1: He's very evil and calculating. Yeah, I'm gonna say calculatingly
Speaker 1: evil man. So I don't buy it. I don't buy
Speaker 1: a nice try though, did he? I know you get nervous,
Speaker 1: but no, I don't buy it. Boy, oh boy. Katy
Speaker 1: Perry is taking a beating. She has taken such a
Speaker 1: beating since that Blue Origin spaceship flight, and she's getting
Speaker 1: hit with backlash every day. Many people are calling her
Speaker 1: cringeworthy after that ridiculous eleven minute trip atto space with
Speaker 1: her other girls Kenning Loren Sanchez and two others I
Speaker 1: have no idea about, or three others I don't even know.
Speaker 1: They are an assa engineer, a civil rights activist, and
Speaker 1: a film producer, and no one knows carry Anne Flynn.
Speaker 1: But a lot of this blowback to Katy Perry comes
Speaker 1: from a lot of celebrities too, not just people like
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan, who was saying that, you know how profound
Speaker 1: Katy Perry is. And I don't know if you've seen
Speaker 1: her speaking Lindy, but she's basically a guru. Now you know,
Speaker 1: Joe ripped into her. But Olivia Munn said the flight
Speaker 1: was a big gluttonous Olivia Wilde put out a bunch
Speaker 1: of memes mocking the flight on Instagram. She said billions
Speaker 1: dollars bought some good memes. I guess Emily Radikowski, who
Speaker 1: she loves to talk and get her name and tits
Speaker 1: out there. Radikowski wave in and said, that's end time.
Speaker 1: Shit like this is beyond parody. No, you know what
Speaker 1: end times was, Emily Radikowski? When you fucked Andre? What's
Speaker 1: his name? That weirdo guy, the weirdo comedian. Now I
Speaker 1: should know his last Nay, what's wrong with me? Eric Andre?
Speaker 1: How the hell were you in a picture of him naked?
Speaker 1: He's naked on your couch and you're naked in the background.
Speaker 1: You had sex with ugly Eric Andre. That's beyond parody.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, Jessica Chastain chimed in, she never talks about
Speaker 1: she never gossips, but she said the Blue Origin Flight
Speaker 1: showcased the utter defeat of American feminism. Tracy Cyrus accused
Speaker 1: Katy Perry of copying her sister Miley's career because they're
Speaker 1: saying Katy Perry came out and her team or you know,
Speaker 1: her team was kind of lame when her career began
Speaker 1: to falter, and they didn't know what to do, and
Speaker 1: they were like, you know, we can do this is
Speaker 1: what Miley's sister says, how can we make this better?
Speaker 1: Well what worked for Miley. Marley cut her hair off
Speaker 1: and broke the internet and everybody freaked out because she
Speaker 1: bleached the blonde. And that's exactly what Katy Perry went
Speaker 1: and did. She did everything Miley did except not sit
Speaker 1: on the wrecking ball. But Katy Perry, man, I don't
Speaker 1: know if you've seen her dancing videos her tour began,
Speaker 1: she looks like my ass. I posted a picture of
Speaker 1: her on the Facebook podcast Obsess page. She's wearing these
Speaker 1: futuristic outfits that dancing is so lazy and just not choreographed.
Speaker 1: It looks like it's the first day of rehearsals that
Speaker 1: everybody's sick or tired. It looks awful. No one knows
Speaker 1: that Katy Perry's song right now. No one knows her
Speaker 1: first tour, first global tour in eight years, and it
Speaker 1: began a few days ago in Mexico City. The videos
Speaker 1: are out there. She looks like hell. I know, I
Speaker 1: use this term a lot, but her tits are gone.
Speaker 1: I get I know she took those empan Katie Perry
Speaker 1: was a voluptuous, sexy shick when she landed in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: whatever year it was. When she blew up. Everything about
Speaker 1: it was sexy her face, her lips, her eyes, or tits,
Speaker 1: her ass. I mean, she was just, holy crap, who
Speaker 1: is this filework? You know? I kissed the girl and
Speaker 1: I like, and she was knocking down walls with her songs. Raar,
Speaker 1: you name it now. Her hair looks like my ass
Speaker 1: in two parts. She's got no chest. I guess maybe
Speaker 1: her baby daisy. You know that happens when you have
Speaker 1: a kid. So I'm not gonna make too much fun
Speaker 1: of it. But what happened? I hate when this I
Speaker 1: got mad because what's her name? Susan Saranda's daughter Eva Amuri,
Speaker 1: who had the craziest rack. Like her mother, she went
Speaker 1: and got a breast reduction. She just got married a
Speaker 1: few months back. Thanks for the marriage, honey. Guess what
Speaker 1: I'm doing? Get rid of my tits? Don't did the
Speaker 1: guy know this before he walked you down the aisle
Speaker 1: or up the aisle? Whatever the hell? Why are you
Speaker 1: doing this? I don't get I don't get this. There
Speaker 1: used to be a day when if your husband was like, goddamn,
Speaker 1: I love your ass, I love I love the looks
Speaker 1: of those your tits are so beautiful. Don't change your hair, baby,
Speaker 1: I love your hair like that, And women wanted to
Speaker 1: please their man. I'm wearing a smoky eye for you.
Speaker 1: I put my hair like you like it. Can I
Speaker 1: put my hair up? Please? Okay, you can do it tonight,
Speaker 1: but tomorrow wear it down. I will. I will that
Speaker 1: braught you like what happened to those girls? Now? It's
Speaker 1: like I don't care what he wants. I'm getting my
Speaker 1: tits chopped off. I'm cutting my hair short. Fuck him.
Speaker 1: I'm my own woman. I am Michelle Obama. Don't become
Speaker 1: those women. No one likes those women. Please a man
Speaker 1: and your life will be so much better. Not to
Speaker 1: say you can't have a great life on your own,
Speaker 1: but if you please your man as he pleases you,
Speaker 1: life is a dream. Do things for each other. Don't
Speaker 1: do things for yourself. That goes for men too. Your
Speaker 1: wife says, cut out drinking, Cut out drinking. Your wife says,
Speaker 1: don't go to the ball with your friends every two weeks.
Speaker 1: Don't go, just stay home with you want like, make compromises,
Speaker 1: but don't be so radical. Fuck. I'm and my girlfriends
Speaker 1: who have put a clip in the hair. As soon
Speaker 1: as I went to the house, I take the clip
Speaker 1: and thron out the window, Throw it out the window.
Speaker 1: What are you doing? Don't wear a clip and let
Speaker 1: that beautiful head down? Man? Fuck, look the way you look.
Speaker 1: What I found you when I spotted you, when we met,
Speaker 1: when we fell in love. I promise not to get fat,
Speaker 1: Promise not to chop your hair up. How's that? Keep
Speaker 1: your tins, keep your hair long. You know, let's just
Speaker 1: make arrangements that we're all gonna be happy together. Get
Speaker 1: so worked up. Katy Perry was everything for a while.
Speaker 1: Twenty fifteen she was this shit twenty ten Sorry teenage
Speaker 1: dream was the first ever album to have five number
Speaker 1: one singles by a female artist, California Girls Firework Et
Speaker 1: Last Friday Night. But now the press about her has
Speaker 1: been so bad, and you know she has some bad
Speaker 1: calmer in the background. That whole thing with wanting that
Speaker 1: property in Montecito when the old man signed over the
Speaker 1: deed or made the deal to sell the house and
Speaker 1: then suddenly he said I don't want to do it,
Speaker 1: and his family said he wasn't in the right state
Speaker 1: of mind. And Katy Perry's like, no, fuck that it's
Speaker 1: our house. We heard no he signed it. We're in
Speaker 1: same thing happened with this church and that the poor
Speaker 1: nun who wanted the property back and then died like
Speaker 1: within days or so. Off Katy Perry like taking it
Speaker 1: to charge just she got bared Karma. Remember how how
Speaker 1: cool she thought she was, well, going on a boat
Speaker 1: with Orlando Bloom with his cock out, rowing a boat
Speaker 1: in some European country and she's back there making out
Speaker 1: she's sitting on his lap. Things have certainly changed now
Speaker 1: she's on this tour. He cut his hair real short,
Speaker 1: like the like the way Antonio Bendaris did. Melanie Griffith
Speaker 1: told him get that hair short. I don't want you
Speaker 1: looking like you look like such a hunk in Desperado.
Speaker 1: Every woman's after you cut the hair short. Melanie Griffith
Speaker 1: castrated him. He was gorgeous, Orlando Bloom, no more hair,
Speaker 1: and now he's on tour with her. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you something, even though he might be in love with
Speaker 1: you like crazy, and you have the little girls for you,
Speaker 1: little daisies four years old, and even she's on tour
Speaker 1: with mommy and daddy. Daddy doesn't want to be on tour.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe a couple of cities, but every fucking nage.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, come on, I'm telling you. That real
Speaker 1: estate battle with the nuns, that's a dangerous that's really religion.
Speaker 1: That's bad calm, that's God looking over. People say that
Speaker 1: nun put a curse on her, that convent in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: that Katy Perry was buying the real estate, and uh no,
Speaker 1: they say the Perry's downfall is because of a nun's
Speaker 1: curse and the lady died on the scene several hours later.
Speaker 1: It's bad. It's bad. So you know, I saw videos
Speaker 1: over the last few days, very uninspiring, the dancing and
Speaker 1: the songs and the and the backup. No one looks
Speaker 1: like they want to be there. It's called a It
Speaker 1: looks cyball like cyborgs. You saw the outfit on the
Speaker 1: Facebook page, you know what I mean. Live audience participation.
Speaker 1: The arena's the picture I saw. The arena was kind
Speaker 1: of full in Mexico City. But wait, they'll start the
Speaker 1: crowds will start getting thinner and thinner, dinner and dinner. Now,
Speaker 1: there was a time when she and Taylor's Swift reviewed
Speaker 1: as rivals and almost on like the same playing field.
Speaker 1: And suddenly Taylor Swift is on a rocket ship to
Speaker 1: Mars and Billie Eilish's out. Now. I just saw her
Speaker 1: on David Letterman's My Next Guest needs no introduction. She
Speaker 1: was great on that. She's such a cutie pie and
Speaker 1: so honest and down to earth, and having led him,
Speaker 1: been in her house, in her room, giving him real
Speaker 1: good stories and stuff she never divulged. And the way
Speaker 1: she makes a song with her brother, just beautiful, sweet stuff.
Speaker 1: They went go kart riding together. Katie Perry's not that person.
Speaker 1: She goes up in spaceships and says she's an astronaut
Speaker 1: and kisses the ground, no big, big mistake, right or wrong.
Speaker 1: She fucked up mighty and I'm gonna I'm gonna cut
Speaker 1: the show here, but I want to talk about Drag
Speaker 1: Queen's tomorrow. There's something numb, there's something that's that's bugging me.
Speaker 1: I want to get off my chest. I about one
Speaker 1: more day of research on this. And I also want
Speaker 1: to talk to you about Billy Ray Cyrus and Liz Hurley.
Speaker 1: I'm want to tell you why this relationship is going
Speaker 1: to go on for a while. I'll tell you something.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you something quickly, but i'll tell you more
Speaker 1: in depth tomorrow. I could tell by the picture I
Speaker 1: saw of them in today's paper. The way he's holding her.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something. He's grabbing onto her tight.
Speaker 1: It's the same way I used to grab on to
Speaker 1: Andrew when we were when we were crazy crazy for
Speaker 1: each other. I know that feeling I held Andrew the
Speaker 1: same way Billy Ray's holding Liz. And Liz is smiling
Speaker 1: just like Andrea smiled. I'm telling you, I know Andrew
Speaker 1: and I didn't go the whole distance, but I don't
Speaker 1: give up that easily. But these two there's something good there,
Speaker 1: something good they met at the right ages, and I'm
Speaker 1: telling you, I just have a good feeling. So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do more on them tomorrow. And this drag queen
Speaker 1: theory I have that I want to work one more
Speaker 1: day on to see what I can find out about.
Speaker 1: But so tomorrow will be a good show as well.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, that's all for today, thirty seven
Speaker 1: minutes of all sorts of stuff. I'm aj Benz. So
Speaker 1: that was your daily Unfiltered podcast for April twenty nineth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. I'll talk to you tomorrow.