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: not weekly, not monthly, You're daily Unfiltered podcast. And boy
Speaker 1: do we have a lot to talk about today Earlier
Speaker 1: this morning or afternoon? I uh did Relationships Is a
Speaker 1: Bitch with Mike Agavino and Irena Wood the Relationship Expert. Listen.
Speaker 1: If you're not want listening to that show or watching it,
Speaker 1: I think you should give it a try, because you
Speaker 1: know what I've found out over the last I know,
Speaker 1: a couple of years. I'm listening to podcasts regularly. It
Speaker 1: begins with, oh, I like the information these people are
Speaker 1: talking about. I like the comedy, I like the insight,
Speaker 1: I like the passion, et cetera. But then, as you
Speaker 1: get to know the people better, whether it's Tom Sigor
Speaker 1: or Jason Bateman, Dax Shephard, I mean, you name it, Megan, Carole, whoever,
Speaker 1: you start to just like to hear what they have
Speaker 1: to say about life in general, about their husbands, wives, families,
Speaker 1: their vacations, their mothers, whatever, you start to become a
Speaker 1: fan of them. I think that's what has happened with
Speaker 1: this podcast as well. Yeah, I break news. I have
Speaker 1: very strong opinions about Hollywood and many other things. But
Speaker 1: I think in the long run, because you've known, you've
Speaker 1: found out so much about my family, or I've opened
Speaker 1: up and told you so much about my family, my upbringing,
Speaker 1: that you've become um, you know, you've become.
Speaker 2: What's the word, just like to hear about my life,
Speaker 2: the people in my life, the idiosyncresies, the drama, unfortunately,
Speaker 2: the death, the illness, is the perseverance, what have you,
Speaker 2: because all of us are the same when it comes
Speaker 2: to having to get through fucking life.
Speaker 1: One of our longest patrons, jo Leone, went through some
Speaker 1: shit on top of his cancer. He got I had
Speaker 1: such a convoluted story that I'm not even sure Joe understands,
Speaker 1: but he did get involved with this girl online. And
Speaker 1: he's not gonna be upset that I'm telling you this
Speaker 1: because he more or less came on the podcast of
Speaker 1: Says page with a post to say I'm back. I
Speaker 1: was lost for a minute. This girl or girls plural
Speaker 1: did a number on him. And he had just lost
Speaker 1: his dog, Paulie, which we all know what that's like.
Speaker 1: And he got lost. He got lost in believing in somebody.
Speaker 1: He got lost in having to deal with his his sadness.
Speaker 1: And and you know, some of us drink, some of
Speaker 1: us take drugs, some of us do other stupid crazy shit.
Speaker 1: I don't know what Joe did, but he was shot,
Speaker 1: and Andrew and I and others on this on our
Speaker 1: page got to him and kind of pulled him out
Speaker 1: of that bullshit, and now he's he's more or less back.
Speaker 1: I forget how this even began. While I was saying this,
Speaker 1: What was I saying? To top the show lost? We
Speaker 1: just get to like each other. We get to like
Speaker 1: what each podcast host brings in addition to their expertise,
Speaker 1: and I think that's wonderful. So this this morning, I'm
Speaker 1: talking to Mike and Arena about the crazy situation where
Speaker 1: I got punched by the big black guy and maced
Speaker 1: or Peppa sprayed in my face Saturday night, and I
Speaker 1: saved this story. I didn't tell them what happened because
Speaker 1: I knew if I told them they would be a guest.
Speaker 1: Mike was just he couldn't believe it because Mike is
Speaker 1: is never and has never been in situations like that
Speaker 1: because he doesn't let his emotions get the best of them.
Speaker 1: And I do and I always have. And I also,
Speaker 1: you know, brought up the fact that I've told you guys,
Speaker 1: my father always told me, if you see it wrong,
Speaker 1: have the balls to make it right. And my mother
Speaker 1: called me, why you want to be the policeman of
Speaker 1: the world, blah blah blah, And I just have to
Speaker 1: work on that. It is something, you know, like walking
Speaker 1: into a store and I see two young people with
Speaker 1: COVID masks on. That begins to drive me crazy. And
Speaker 1: I told Mike and Arena, you know, I'm not blaming
Speaker 1: the show for my anger, because that's been with me
Speaker 1: a lot longer than this last seven years. But I
Speaker 1: do tend to let things bother me that I should
Speaker 1: just let slot off my back, like run off my
Speaker 1: duck's ass, let it go, shake your fucking feathers and
Speaker 1: lose it. But I gotta get mad at two young
Speaker 1: people wearing COVID masks. That begins to set me off.
Speaker 1: And I said to those guys, I said, you know what,
Speaker 1: what part of it is All day long, I'm putting
Speaker 1: together things for the show. I'm living a life in
Speaker 1: a certain way that I want it to be entertaining
Speaker 1: to my listeners. And maybe we can learn something together
Speaker 1: and we can laugh together at the insanity of it all,
Speaker 1: or maybe it's the sadness of it all on some occasions. Whatever,
Speaker 1: it is the joy because we've all been through all
Speaker 1: those emotions together in seven and a half years. And
Speaker 1: sometimes I build the show in my head, not sometimes
Speaker 1: every day, And I guess sometimes I jump on a
Speaker 1: situation and think this is gonna be good for the show,
Speaker 1: and I take it a step or two or three
Speaker 1: too far and I end up getting punched and maced
Speaker 1: in the parking lot. But anyhow, I gotta work on it.
Speaker 1: We all got things to work on. We're not none
Speaker 1: of us are perfect. And you guys know my situation.
Speaker 1: Because I've always been honest with you, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: stop now. And just to really tighten the screw from
Speaker 1: yesterday's show, which I was really hyped up on, I
Speaker 1: knew that show felt good. Matter of fact, last night,
Speaker 1: after I finished the show on the Riverside. It wouldn't
Speaker 1: go past ninety seven percent, which meant I couldn't see
Speaker 1: the show I just did. Or more importantly, hear the
Speaker 1: volume in my ears, and we have to do that
Speaker 1: at the end of each show, at the beginning and end.
Speaker 1: We have to make sure the audio is right. But
Speaker 1: it wouldn't go to one hundred percent. And I let
Speaker 1: the computers stay on for two three hours. I come back,
Speaker 1: it's still ninety seven percent. So I write Mike the
Speaker 1: ar the show page. Hey, here's what it's about. Here's
Speaker 1: what I mentioned. Here's the picture of Joy Taylor, the
Speaker 1: sports talk host and Mike. Last night goes, hey, man,
Speaker 1: the show didn't process. You got to go back on
Speaker 1: the Riverside site and I said, Mike, it still says
Speaker 1: ninety But then it finally processed. Mike got it to work.
Speaker 1: So now when I do the show, I'm not looking
Speaker 1: at my face talking to you. I'm just looking at
Speaker 1: a blank screen. But it is it has audio. The
Speaker 1: video I've never shown you guys, if you want to
Speaker 1: see video, you could look at relationships as a bitch.
Speaker 1: The three of us are on camera, and but I
Speaker 1: will do shows that I want you to see video.
Speaker 1: But on the course of me talking every day, who
Speaker 1: cares look at my ugly face? But speaking of always
Speaker 1: wanting to tighten this girl and getting it right, I
Speaker 1: always told you Joy Taylor, that hot to trot hosts
Speaker 1: from Fox Sports, who has now been named in this
Speaker 1: sexual harassment suit by a hairstylist who claims that she
Speaker 1: was banging the head executive at Fox. Also a co host,
Speaker 1: a former NFL player named Emmanuel at show, and she
Speaker 1: was also possibly you know, having fun. I mean this
Speaker 1: girl was having fun. Basically, she you know, she slept
Speaker 1: her way to the top, which I always figured by
Speaker 1: the way she dressed with her tits out every day. Well,
Speaker 1: today we uncovered a Instagram post of her talking to women.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure when this was out, when this came out,
Speaker 1: but she says, and sheack's so cool saying this, Can
Speaker 1: we just keep it a buck? Which is a very black,
Speaker 1: ghetto way of saying, can we keep it real? Can
Speaker 1: we keep it a buck? She goes, if the guy
Speaker 1: you like is fine, and he's funny and he has
Speaker 1: fucking money, fine, funny and fucking money, throwing all boundaries
Speaker 1: and standards away, throw them out the window. All that
Speaker 1: shit you guys talk about on Instagram. You're gonna move
Speaker 1: forward with that person for being fine, funny and having
Speaker 1: fucking money. This is her own words. Okay, So I'm so.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I'm just glad that I was right,
Speaker 1: Glad that the intuition and the spider sense is firing
Speaker 1: on all cylinders. And it was this morning too. Actually,
Speaker 1: this this afternoon, I'm watching Donald Trump take questions right
Speaker 1: from the White House Press well, not White House, it was.
Speaker 1: They were at Mara Lago, so it's the White House
Speaker 1: Press call. But they're down there and they're firing questions
Speaker 1: of Trump. First of all, was so nice to see
Speaker 1: a man just sit there and take questions and answer
Speaker 1: it back. What a pleasure to watch and listen to
Speaker 1: a leader who has all his wits about him, a
Speaker 1: strong determination, a toughness, and a grit we haven't seen
Speaker 1: since the last time he was running things. I love it.
Speaker 1: I love how he goes right to the meat on
Speaker 1: the bone. We're going to rename the Gulf of Mexico
Speaker 1: the Gulf of America. Sounds beautiful, got a great ring
Speaker 1: to it, the Gulf of America. And that's what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Fucking check love it. What's next? We want the Panama
Speaker 1: Canal back. Okay, because listen, Jimmy Carter sold it for
Speaker 1: a dollar. That was a mistake, a very bad mistake.
Speaker 1: We lost thirty eight thousand men. Thirty eight thousand brave
Speaker 1: men went down there to build a Panama canal. They
Speaker 1: died of malaria in the jungle. Okay, they all died
Speaker 1: in malaria. What a terrible way to go, just awful.
Speaker 1: So we want that back to fucking love the guy
Speaker 1: never has the phrase a man, a plan a canal
Speaker 1: Panama been better. One of the best palindromes, by the way,
Speaker 1: a sentence that reads the same forward and backwards. It's
Speaker 1: one of my favorite things. A man, a plant, canal
Speaker 1: Panama is the same thing backwards. My other favorites are
Speaker 1: mister owl ate, my metal worm, do Geese? See God?
Speaker 1: And finally, was it a car or a cat? I
Speaker 1: saw God? I love that words are fun, aren't they?
Speaker 1: I love that I'm in the business of words. We're
Speaker 1: gonna buy Greenland for defense. That depends for defense purposes.
Speaker 1: Biden would have bought it for depends purposes, for defense purposes.
Speaker 1: I don't think Denmark is doing anything with it. Okay,
Speaker 1: we need it for national defense, and that's good for
Speaker 1: the whole world, not just America. Then he comes with
Speaker 1: this doozy, which someone had to fucking say. Hamas has
Speaker 1: one hundred and one hostages, seven Americans, three of whom
Speaker 1: we think are dead. And Trump has always threatened a
Speaker 1: lot of repercussions, a lot of bad shit f from
Speaker 1: US if it fails to release them. And today he
Speaker 1: said again it will not be good forms and will
Speaker 1: it will not be good frankly for anyone. All hell
Speaker 1: will break out, mister president. Can you tell us what
Speaker 1: kind of military? No, I would not do that because
Speaker 1: that would ruin the strategy of our military. I will say, Oh,
Speaker 1: hell will break out. I don't have to say anymore,
Speaker 1: but that's what it is. How do people not love this?
Speaker 1: For fuck's sake? When you have the world's most powerful
Speaker 1: military and you never use it, what good is it?
Speaker 1: Get the hostages back to the United States on our
Speaker 1: soil alive where they belong, which Biden couldn't fucking do,
Speaker 1: and neither could Jimmy Carter until Ronald Reagan was sworn
Speaker 1: in that day. We should take Canada as our fifty
Speaker 1: first state. Can you imagine, I mean, I love it.
Speaker 1: I love this because, first of all, just to hear
Speaker 1: Trump go, can you imagine how powerful we'd be if
Speaker 1: we erase that invisible border. Excuse me, excuse me? How
Speaker 1: powerful we be in terms of national defense. It's very important.
Speaker 1: It's a very important strategy. I love a guy coming
Speaker 1: in and just kicking shit over and rearranging the furniture
Speaker 1: and telling you how it's gonna be from here on in.
Speaker 1: I like bosses like that, I like coaches like that,
Speaker 1: and I like leaders like that because I'm not a leader.
Speaker 1: I like to be led by a strong man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: a woman. Linda Stacey, my editor, was one of the
Speaker 1: best leaders I've ever had in my life, and she
Speaker 1: took me to terrific heights. Man or a woman, Just
Speaker 1: be strong. It's gonna be so much fun. And look
Speaker 1: at all the pussy's running away and resigning and quitting
Speaker 1: their posts and their jobs. Justin Trudeau, who The New
Speaker 1: York Post said as the wokest man to ever wear
Speaker 1: black faced, tremendous comment. He got the hell out of
Speaker 1: dog because he can't even process the thought of an
Speaker 1: American president telling him to shut the fuck up, do this,
Speaker 1: do that? Your country's a mess. Listen to me, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put Tyroffs up your ass. He couldn't take it.
Speaker 1: He knew he's no match. So just know guys like
Speaker 1: him and the FBI leaders and that the people in
Speaker 1: the DOJ they knew there were punks and pussies and frauds,
Speaker 1: and for four years they ran a muck And now
Speaker 1: we got a new boss Daddy's home, and all this
Speaker 1: shit stops and they're running for the exits. We also
Speaker 1: saw Jeff Bezos make the trip to mar A Lago
Speaker 1: to kiss the ring. Good. Guess what, he's smart. There's
Speaker 1: no such thing as a stupid billionaire. You can't be
Speaker 1: the first or second or third richest man in the
Speaker 1: world and be dumb. Bezos went down there with his
Speaker 1: hot ass girlfriend, which Trump loves. Now, what do you know?
Speaker 1: Malania got herself a mammoth deal for her uh with
Speaker 1: his company Amazon Prime to produce a documentry on her life.
Speaker 1: Big money too. Brett Ratner is going to direct that part.
Speaker 1: I don't get Brett Rattner is a pig. The guy
Speaker 1: in the beginning of his career did some miraculous things
Speaker 1: he came from shit. He did all this kind of trickery,
Speaker 1: bullshit at NYU and film school to get where he got.
Speaker 1: He spent years being Russell Simmons coffee boy. I was
Speaker 1: there for those days, so I remember how Brett Ratner
Speaker 1: began always wanting to bang pretty girls, but he had
Speaker 1: no shot because he was Russell Simmons, you know, a
Speaker 1: little like schlubby guy getting coffee for him. And then
Speaker 1: Brett Rattner began to step away from that and direct
Speaker 1: MTV music videos. And at the time, I was dating
Speaker 1: this black chick who was the kind of check you
Speaker 1: put in a hip hop video. Put it that way.
Speaker 1: She just was in Playboy Karen Taylor June ninety six. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and she's like hanging out one night and she goes,
Speaker 1: I said, what is that? She did a really sexy
Speaker 1: music video for some group I can't remember. It was
Speaker 1: a sexy song. She looked great, and I said, what
Speaker 1: did you ever MAKEE? Like, what do they pay you
Speaker 1: for that? I don't know? What do you mean? Don't know?
Speaker 1: I never got paid, You never got paid. No, when
Speaker 1: did you shoot this? About three months ago? Hold it,
Speaker 1: it's on MTV and you're not you didn't get no.
Speaker 1: Who directed it? Brett Rattner? I know, Brett, you want
Speaker 1: your money. How much are you gonna pay you? Two
Speaker 1: thousand dollars? Oh okay, you know what. I'm gonna call you.
Speaker 1: Gotta get your money. No, no, don't, I said, don't.
Speaker 1: You worked all day? I want to call him. I
Speaker 1: call him up. I had everybody's phone of him back there,
Speaker 1: Brett aj Ben, Hey, man, what's going on? How are
Speaker 1: you tell me? What do you mean? Can you talk? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I'm on mister Charles and I having dinner. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: put your fork down. We've gotta discuss something. What you
Speaker 1: ran a video with the such and such band? Right, yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: The girl in that video, oh yeah, she's great, hot
Speaker 1: as hell. Yeah, I know she's my girlfriend. She is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Oh that's great. But she never got paid from you.
Speaker 1: She never got paid. No, never got paid nothing, not
Speaker 1: even a letter, a call, nothing, nothing. She's supposed to
Speaker 1: get two grand. Oh that must be an accounting era.
Speaker 1: I said it better be, Brent, because if you're holding
Speaker 1: back the money and not giving him the money, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna come to the fucking restaurant and punch your fucking
Speaker 1: head off, get off your ass, and pay the girl.
Speaker 1: Two days later she got her money. I like men
Speaker 1: like that. Anyhow, that was the morning, and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: of all this crazy shit, but I loved watching Trump
Speaker 1: be that kind of guy. And then the piece to resistance.
Speaker 1: This is the best Trump is gonna be in there
Speaker 1: in less than two weeks, right, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg announces a series of changes in metas content
Speaker 1: moderation practices on Facebook Instagram. No more fact checking. A
Speaker 1: lot of restrictions are out the window. Zuckerberg and that
Speaker 1: stupid fucking Hairdoe said. The recent elections also feel like
Speaker 1: a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech. So
Speaker 1: we're gonna back. We're going back to our roots and
Speaker 1: focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and reducing free
Speaker 1: expecial expression on our platforms. Now, I gotta go back
Speaker 1: and build my fucking five hundred million dollar bunker in
Speaker 1: Hawaii so me and my wife can live forever. This
Speaker 1: is what's going on, And I'm so happy because they know,
Speaker 1: you know, we fucked up. But here's the thing, guys, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know they're gonna do less fact checking, and some
Speaker 1: people are nervous about this. I'm not. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't like when I say things on Instagram they go,
Speaker 1: you should really undo that. Maybe you should edit calling
Speaker 1: somebody a fucking clown. No, I don't think so. When
Speaker 1: their video shows them doing something stupid and I go
Speaker 1: fucking clown, don't get mad at me. Give me it then.
Speaker 1: But no, So all that shit's being handled. You can
Speaker 1: say things the way you want to say things, because
Speaker 1: you're saying things in a truthful manner. And apparently, according
Speaker 1: to Zuckerschmuck, he's not gonna edit those things anymore. They're
Speaker 1: gonna work with the Trump administration to quote push back
Speaker 1: on governments around the world that are going after American
Speaker 1: companies and pushing to censor more. Thank you. What took
Speaker 1: you so long? Is it because Trump wasn't in office
Speaker 1: and you spent four hundred million dollars on Joe Biden
Speaker 1: being elected? You piece of shit? Is that it? Now?
Speaker 1: We're gonna focus those tulks on teching, tackling illegal and
Speaker 1: highly high severity violations, and for lower severity violations, we're
Speaker 1: going to rely on someone reporting an issue before we
Speaker 1: take auctionhit. That's what you always should have done, shithead
Speaker 1: punk pussy in the schoolyard. When pussy's in the schoolyard
Speaker 1: get so powerful, the world changes, you know when it
Speaker 1: doesn't change. When schoolyard bullies get power, they tend to
Speaker 1: make things better. Case in point, Donald Trump. When a
Speaker 1: schoolyard nerd who was picked on gets powered, they fuck
Speaker 1: it up for everybody. You could deal with a tough guy.
Speaker 1: You could go and sit down and hash things out
Speaker 1: with a tough guy. You can't do it with a
Speaker 1: pussy because they're scared, they're frightened. A tough guy knows
Speaker 1: took a lot of walls to come here and talk
Speaker 1: to me. I've talked to you know me. I've been
Speaker 1: with gangsters all my life. They respect when you got
Speaker 1: a problem. What's your issue? Ajay? Well, look all due respect.
Speaker 1: I don't like this. I don't like that. I've been
Speaker 1: to sit downs with killers to my right and left.
Speaker 1: But if you present your argument in a respectful way,
Speaker 1: they're not gonna knock you off and beat you up
Speaker 1: in an alley. They're gonna listen. But see, this is
Speaker 1: what no one understood when Trump was running and I
Speaker 1: kept saying, you don't understand bullies, You don't understand tough
Speaker 1: guys on the block. You got to listen to me.
Speaker 1: Many of you did, some of you didn't. Now we're
Speaker 1: alli exactly where I said we'd be. Mark Zuckerbrook, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry for everything you've gone through. My goddess, his tail
Speaker 1: between his legs. He could screw himself right now. You know,
Speaker 1: my brother in law, Jack was my coach. Not to
Speaker 1: mention he was everything to me as a young boy,
Speaker 1: growing up, learning sports and becoming more talented at every sport.
Speaker 1: But he was my basketball college and coached us to
Speaker 1: a championship. And we did not have the team that
Speaker 1: deserved to be champions. But we played harder, we looked better,
Speaker 1: and we were more disciplined than any other team. And
Speaker 1: the two or three of us that could score, you know,
Speaker 1: the ball all came to us more often. We work
Speaker 1: better as a team. Jack would take us down to
Speaker 1: you're doing layup drills like this before the game starts,
Speaker 1: while the other team is shooting random jump shots all
Speaker 1: over the court. We're gonna run figure eights around the court.
Speaker 1: We're gonna run three figure eights. We're gonna have the
Speaker 1: same socks, they're gonna be the same height. We're gonna
Speaker 1: break in a huddle, we're gonna say a certain phrase.
Speaker 1: We're gonna beat them before they know we're beating them.
Speaker 1: And Jack would say this, by the way, he turns
Speaker 1: eighty one tomorrow, Jesus Christ, he would tell me, the
Speaker 1: greatest weapon you can have as your enemy's fear. If
Speaker 1: your enemy believes you can overtake them, you're already won
Speaker 1: part of the war. And that's what we've done. Now,
Speaker 1: let's talk about Aubrey Plaza. Late last night I got
Speaker 1: a tip from a very reliable source about that Aubrey
Speaker 1: Plaza discussed I don't know if she filed for divorce.
Speaker 1: If she did, we could find it online. But she
Speaker 1: discussed or told her husband, Jeff Faine, as she wants
Speaker 1: a divorce. And you know, look, I'll go back. Listen,
Speaker 1: there are people out there that want to protect her
Speaker 1: because she's you know, you lose her husband. It's horrible.
Speaker 1: I understand you people. You know, at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, whether she wanted to leave him or not,
Speaker 1: she still loved him for many years. It's said. But
Speaker 1: you know what, if you're on New Year's Day. Try
Speaker 1: not to go showboating. Had a high profile NBA game
Speaker 1: with your gay friend's arm around your shoulder all night.
Speaker 1: It's poor form. Those are the kind of optics that
Speaker 1: I don't think helped whatever her husband was struggling with
Speaker 1: when it comes to mental illness. I'm not saying her
Speaker 1: saying I want a divorce killed him, but it certainly
Speaker 1: put enough weight on the end of this gale that
Speaker 1: dropped down and made him think, I'm out. This is
Speaker 1: too much to fucking handle. You know, many years ago,
Speaker 1: while she was with Jeff apparently she no, they must
Speaker 1: have had a time where they were on the outs.
Speaker 1: I don't know. But Aubrey Plaza was with Justin Throw,
Speaker 1: Jennifer Aniston's ex husband before he met Aniston, and they
Speaker 1: were actually, no, I'm sorry. It was while he was
Speaker 1: with Anniston and they were seen together in the city.
Speaker 1: He was holding a bicycle, which is a weird thing
Speaker 1: to do. If you're just gonna have a meeting to
Speaker 1: do a project, Why are you walking down the street.
Speaker 1: Why is he holding his bicycle? Now, if you have
Speaker 1: a meeting, you have a meeting at a restaurant. Whatever
Speaker 1: the fuck are you split, you don't like meet someone
Speaker 1: and walked down six to a halve of you, always
Speaker 1: holding his bicycle. That's not how meetings go. That's a
Speaker 1: different kind of meetup. It's not for a project. So
Speaker 1: back then twenty eighteen, apparently she was with Justin Throw
Speaker 1: and as the story goes, he did all he could
Speaker 1: to get her in bed and then he ghosted her.
Speaker 1: That's the scuttle butt. Also back in the day, when
Speaker 1: Jennifer Aniston and Justin Throw were on the rocks, the
Speaker 1: word is Aniston got really pissed off because the story
Speaker 1: was that her man, her husband, was seeing Aubrey Plaza
Speaker 1: on the side, and word is there was a group
Speaker 1: of women led by Jennifer Aniston who wanted to see
Speaker 1: Aubrey Plaza. Black ball because Anathon thought she was a
Speaker 1: home wrecker and ruined her marriage with Justin. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I know Aniston is a Malibu drink smart water all day,
Speaker 1: green fucking shake kind of girl, and Justin Throw is
Speaker 1: a black jeans, T shirt, no sleeves, motorcycle. I'm a
Speaker 1: New York City dude, nice day out all night. So
Speaker 1: they didn't really match, but what have you. He's hell
Speaker 1: of hell of a talented guy though. But either way,
Speaker 1: these two, Aubrey Plaza and Jeff Baina, they had their
Speaker 1: troubles in that relationship. And what I broke late last
Speaker 1: night was I heard from a very reliable source that
Speaker 1: she told them she wanted a divorce and Net may
Speaker 1: have been the little extra heavyweight that pulled them over
Speaker 1: the edge. And we already established the last show that
Speaker 1: he came from a family with a history of mental illness,
Speaker 1: and surely he was probably hounded by that as well.
Speaker 1: I got you know, can I just say, I gotta
Speaker 1: say something right? I really do, And I tell you
Speaker 1: right now, the fact that Trump is back, it's made
Speaker 1: me speak louder and stronger and more distinctly because I
Speaker 1: just feel like I got people on my side. I
Speaker 1: didn't have people on my side for four years with
Speaker 1: Biden and Harris. Now I got a guy behind me.
Speaker 1: I know it sounds crazy, but that's just the way
Speaker 1: I feel. I think that's why I went out to
Speaker 1: the Supermark at the other with the Trump T shirt
Speaker 1: with a little bit of a Gotsen dab and me
Speaker 1: ain't got in that fight with the goddamn or whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm just saying I feel like that.
Speaker 1: But can I say something? I don't want to sound shallow,
Speaker 1: except I'm aware of some of you already think that.
Speaker 1: But look at Jeff Bena. Now look at Aubrey Plaza.
Speaker 1: Let's look at their careers. She is beautiful, very popular,
Speaker 1: in demand, famous like crazy, as the magazines have said,
Speaker 1: a millennial icon. And although Jeff was a successful writer,
Speaker 1: director and also made his name in Hollywood, which is
Speaker 1: not easy, it just always looked like in the pictures
Speaker 1: that he out kicked the coverage when he begged her.
Speaker 1: But what I really want to say is this, Jeff
Speaker 1: Bana and and other timid guys out there, you were
Speaker 1: somehow able to beg this. I don't want to say,
Speaker 1: bag to woo this up and coming beautiful movie and
Speaker 1: TV star. Then why do you wait like eleven years
Speaker 1: to get married? What else were you looking for? Were
Speaker 1: you waiting for her to be even more beautiful or
Speaker 1: more successful? What was the reason you didn't throw a
Speaker 1: ring on her finger and make her yours? Christ I
Speaker 1: did that twice in hours. I knew, okay, those relationships
Speaker 1: didn't last. I'm still friends with both of them. You
Speaker 1: know we tried. First, I was too young. The second
Speaker 1: just stop working. After fifteen years, twenty years, it happens.
Speaker 1: I know she may have maybe not wanted to get hitched.
Speaker 1: That's always a possibility. She looks like one of those
Speaker 1: chicks who just has to things her way. But we'll
Speaker 1: never know unless she says it. I don't think she will.
Speaker 1: But I just know when you find that special someone
Speaker 1: that gives you butterflies in your ass, put down the
Speaker 1: camera or whatever the hell else you do for a
Speaker 1: living and fucking marry her. That never sits. Right When
Speaker 1: a guy waits, when they know they got the girl
Speaker 1: who was way more beautiful than they are handsome guys,
Speaker 1: that's the time to make it happen. Matter of fact,
Speaker 1: Empty from Crazy Days and Nights ran this blind item
Speaker 1: back in twenty eighteen. This former a minus B plus
Speaker 1: mostly television actress from a now defunct very hit network
Speaker 1: show which would be Parks and Red, learn very quickly
Speaker 1: that the writer actor all of you know will cheat
Speaker 1: in a second. She thought he wanted something serious and
Speaker 1: went by his place. The next day he was with
Speaker 1: another woman naked. He didn't even bother covering up. I
Speaker 1: don't know how much of that is true or how
Speaker 1: much of that is just for entertainment purposes, now that
Speaker 1: we know what Empties deal is. But Aubrey and Jeff
Speaker 1: began dating in twenty ten, so this is eight years
Speaker 1: into their relationship. I never heard that they split for
Speaker 1: a time. Maybe they did. I don't know. So I'm
Speaker 1: not sure if this justin throw angle is true or not.
Speaker 1: But it's suddenly something to think about. It's out there.
Speaker 1: And finally, speaking of relationships that don't make any sense
Speaker 1: to me, well, apparently there's no bad blood between Kate
Speaker 1: Beckinsale and the comedian Matt Rife. Have you seen Matt Rife.
Speaker 1: He's on Instagram a lot. He really just exploded. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think he's the father of Whitney Cummings. Baby. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you'll love and know this. I just
Speaker 1: feel like he is. All these women got weak in
Speaker 1: the knees when Matt Rife came around. Matt Rife with
Speaker 1: his new chin implant and boat tooks and crowd work,
Speaker 1: and suddenly he's the hottest comic in it. I can't
Speaker 1: so at the Golden Globes day were together. Now the
Speaker 1: guy's twenty nine Kate Beckham Sale's fifty one, and they
Speaker 1: were kissing at Spago at a Golden Globes party. People
Speaker 1: say they were being very affectionate. They were kissing, very romantic,
Speaker 1: big makeout session. When you make out it's Spago, you
Speaker 1: might that's like killing yourself on the roof of the
Speaker 1: White House. Everybody's gonna know you want people to see.
Speaker 1: If you don't want people to see, go make out
Speaker 1: at the Dude drop in or the Alibi or some
Speaker 1: other little stupid place that no one knows about. Do
Speaker 1: it there not At Spago, she had her arms around
Speaker 1: his neck and his arms and hands are around her waist.
Speaker 1: They're very close. They kissed a bunch of times. Make
Speaker 1: it out. Are they friendly xes or are they looking
Speaker 1: to have more fun again? Because Kate certainly seems like
Speaker 1: a girl that's got a revolving door on her front
Speaker 1: the front of her house. I don't think it's locked.
Speaker 1: I think you can just walk in and leave when
Speaker 1: you want. They did date back in twenty seventeen. They
Speaker 1: dated in twenty seventeen when she was forty three and
Speaker 1: he was twenty one. I can only imagine what Matt
Speaker 1: Riich felt like. Banging Kate Beckinsale eight years ago because look,
Speaker 1: I mean to me, she's one of the tippy top
Speaker 1: hottest women in Hollywood. I know lately she's looking a
Speaker 1: little crazy. She's got some work done. She's a little
Speaker 1: loopy with the bows on her head and the wearing pajama.
Speaker 1: I know, I know. But he did at one point
Speaker 1: in twenty nineteen have a little fun at becan sales
Speaker 1: exs fence when she was dating Pete Davidson, and he
Speaker 1: told TMZ that his relationship with her was very complicated,
Speaker 1: and he advertised or he advised Pete. He advised Pete
Speaker 1: to run man to man. He said, run enjoy it
Speaker 1: while you can. I hope they're both happy. Then he said,
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have said that. I'm sorry. You know, we
Speaker 1: were complicated, a lot of ups and downs. I'm a store,
Speaker 1: she's happy. I'm glad she's moved on and she's thrilled.
Speaker 1: So he had to cover it up. He didn't like
Speaker 1: dissing her in public like that, and he said, on
Speaker 1: being a petty asshole. Okay, but Kate Beckinsale has shown
Speaker 1: us with the Pete Davidson thing. Dan she also was
Speaker 1: she had a flame with machine gun Kelly five years ago?
Speaker 1: What can I say? I mean, Kate Beckinsale to me
Speaker 1: is gorgeous. Matt Rife looks like a lesbian to me,
Speaker 1: he just does. And I've always liked her look. And
Speaker 1: I'm not even a fan of that crazy movie, those
Speaker 1: movies she did the Actually, I don't even care about
Speaker 1: those movies. I just love how she looks. But enough
Speaker 1: with the ozempic. It's getting scary now. There are women
Speaker 1: who have never been fat who are using this, and
Speaker 1: like I said yesterday, they're losing their kids and their
Speaker 1: faces are becoming distorted. Look no further than Kate Perry,
Speaker 1: Katy Perry, and look at Kate Beckins said, Look at
Speaker 1: both Kates. They look different and not better. But I
Speaker 1: will say this, I'll say this before I leave. I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you, and men understand what I'm gonna say. Men,
Speaker 1: don't buckle under pressure if your girl or your wife
Speaker 1: is going is what AJ's saying. True, tell me the truth, Tommy,
Speaker 1: tell me the truth. Pete. Okay, Kate Becansall has the
Speaker 1: worst taste to men, and she also looks slightly like
Speaker 1: a hot mess who goes for guys that are just
Speaker 1: not handsome or sexy. But that makes all of us
Speaker 1: think we have a shot at her. As stupid as
Speaker 1: it sounds, I mean, I'm in LA, a considerable amount
Speaker 1: of miles away from her, but I guess I have
Speaker 1: a shot. I don't, but I'm just saying at least
Speaker 1: I'm in the same state. There are other men in
Speaker 1: different states and countries who think, after the way she's acted,
Speaker 1: I might have a shot bang in her. That's the
Speaker 1: way guys think. I know it's twisted, but this is
Speaker 1: how a lot of men's heads are arranged, just like
Speaker 1: This is gonna upset some of you, But I don't
Speaker 1: mean to make light of this at all. But whenever
Speaker 1: we hear of a girl who grew up with trauma
Speaker 1: either unfortunately being sexually molested at some point, what have you,
Speaker 1: guys immediately think she's gotta be good in bed. This
Speaker 1: was always a topic on Howard Stern. Howard Stern made
Speaker 1: no bones about mentioning that, really, so did you have
Speaker 1: an uncle who abused you? Oh, you must be so
Speaker 1: hot in bed, you must be a killer. And the
Speaker 1: girls would laugh. The audience loved it. This is when
Speaker 1: America could say what they want and what we wanted,
Speaker 1: and no one got put in jail or canceled. But
Speaker 1: I know it doesn't sound right, but I hate to
Speaker 1: tell you it's true. And I can say this from
Speaker 1: extensive research in the field women who either claim or
Speaker 1: were abused, molested, et cetera, they tend to be more sexual.
Speaker 1: And I just heard Tyler Perry on Dax Shepherd's podcast. Honestly,
Speaker 1: I really don't care about Tyler Perry. I have my
Speaker 1: own feelings about him, but I gave it a good
Speaker 1: listen and I came away really having a lot of
Speaker 1: empathy for him and understanding his plight and where he
Speaker 1: came from and what happened to him. And there's a
Speaker 1: great documentary on Amazon called Maxine's Boy. It's about Tyler
Speaker 1: Perry's life. He had a film crew follow him for
Speaker 1: ten years because he had his the mother of his child,
Speaker 1: be the person that was in charge, because he knew
Speaker 1: she wouldn't let anything bad happen to him. And he
Speaker 1: talks about being molested as a kid and knowing the
Speaker 1: guy who his mother said was his biological father was not.
Speaker 1: He just felt it. He felt it, and his mother,
Speaker 1: on a deathbed said no I wish you were wrong,
Speaker 1: but that is your dad. He found out fifteen years
Speaker 1: ago that that wasn't his dad. The paternity test him
Speaker 1: and his brother took. The brother was that man's son,
Speaker 1: not Tyler Perry. And he talked about I forget the phrase,
Speaker 1: but between I might get these ages wrong. Let's just
Speaker 1: say between five and nine is when boys and girls
Speaker 1: have this kind of I'm gonna get this wrong. I
Speaker 1: should just listen to him say it again. You can't
Speaker 1: on your free time. It's like there's some kind of
Speaker 1: sexual bridge or a span of time in your young
Speaker 1: years where you begin to feel what turns you on sexually,
Speaker 1: and even though you can't do anything about it, you
Speaker 1: tend to feel it. Like my ex producer boss at E,
Speaker 1: who felt that plumber pinch his cheek when he was
Speaker 1: in a play pen as a three year old boy,
Speaker 1: and knew he liked that feeling more than a woman
Speaker 1: touching him. I know I come down hard on gays
Speaker 1: and transgenders, and I really sometimes my heart just goes
Speaker 1: out to these people who are fucked with and don't
Speaker 1: know their real sexual identity, and they've all been fucked
Speaker 1: up as kids because from three to eight nine. We're
Speaker 1: like little fucking pink little squirrels in a nest up
Speaker 1: a tree. We don't know shit. We just hope we're
Speaker 1: handled by people who love us and don't hurt us.
Speaker 1: But Tyler Perry explain that that in that time span,
Speaker 1: that's what happened, and Dak Sheppard was molested as well.
Speaker 1: Count your lucky stars if that didn't happen to you.
Speaker 1: But unfortunately, in my experience, when it happened to girls,
Speaker 1: women that I've dated, it has this thing a fits
Speaker 1: to them that makes them more sexual boys and girls.
Speaker 1: It sucks, but it's Look, I'm sure Kate Beckhamsale is loopy,
Speaker 1: probably very high maintenance, and she seems to be more
Speaker 1: and more desperate for attention with every year that goes
Speaker 1: by as she gets older, all of her insecurities are
Speaker 1: becoming very evident, and even that makes a guy think
Speaker 1: she's attainable. I'm not saying us guys as smart. I'm
Speaker 1: just giving you insight as to who we are and
Speaker 1: or else are you going to go, ladies. We're the
Speaker 1: only game in town, guys, unless you want to go
Speaker 1: lesbian on us, and that is really tragic to us.
Speaker 1: But I bet there isn't a guy listening right now
Speaker 1: who doesn't think Ellen DeGeneres makes Porschia de Rossi as
Speaker 1: happy as we could. Guys, Am I right? Even if
Speaker 1: I'm wrong, Just let us believe it's true. I'm aj Benz.
Speaker 1: So that was your daily Unfiltered podcast for January eighth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Happy birthday, Jack, Talk East tomorrow