Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benze 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 as a bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for watch December two, twenty twenty four one
Speaker 1: two o two two oh two four. Beautiful Date, beautiful date,
Speaker 1: and a beautiful Show. I'm taping this on Saturday, which
Speaker 1: is the thirtieth of November, the last day of the month.
Speaker 1: I'm leaving for Las Vegas. Well, by the time you
Speaker 1: read this, i'll hear this, I'll be there. But I
Speaker 1: found some great stuff in storage. And I know I've
Speaker 1: been reading you things and maybe you're getting tired of it.
Speaker 1: But I have uncovered so much stuff, so much content,
Speaker 1: my diaries from twenty years ago, fifteen years ago, what
Speaker 1: I ate, who I was with, where we went, Everything
Speaker 1: is down here. I mean I have every I was
Speaker 1: meticulous and keeping notes about my life because I was
Speaker 1: narcissistic enough that one day it might matter to some people.
Speaker 1: Because I felt I was living an extraordinary life that
Speaker 1: deserved to be talked about. Anyhow, I ran into a
Speaker 1: bunch of stuff in storage. I hit the motherload. I
Speaker 1: got my Rocky bell Boa script. I even have the
Speaker 1: suit I wore in the restaurant scene where I convinced
Speaker 1: Rocky Belbo to fight my guy Mason Dixon. I can't
Speaker 1: fit in it anymore. It's probably a forty two regular.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sell that. I don't want it. I'm never
Speaker 1: gonna get down to that size again. If anybody wants to,
Speaker 1: you know, have it. I don't know, maybe you're a
Speaker 1: Rocky fanatics, give me an email. You know. Pope Benz
Speaker 1: at gmail dot com will come up with something. But
Speaker 1: I got a lot of stuff, the original script, the clothes,
Speaker 1: what have you. I also found something that I can't
Speaker 1: stop laughing. My family and I would always, not always,
Speaker 1: but it's on some birthdays. We would make books for
Speaker 1: the person we love was like Jack Jackie me. We'd
Speaker 1: always make books, and we take photographs of ourselves that
Speaker 1: we have in a big bin, photos that were never
Speaker 1: gonna put in a frame, just photos, and we'd put
Speaker 1: that person's head on someone else's body, and we would
Speaker 1: write really funny, crazy shit corresponding to those pictures. So
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a happy birthday book twenty two years
Speaker 1: ago when I turned forty years old. Joey. It's so
Speaker 1: there's so many things that are amazing. Joey put together
Speaker 1: this book. It's called biography. Every life has a story.
Speaker 1: And he said to me, and I really appreciate this.
Speaker 1: To my muse, happy birthday, party, Guy Love the rain Maker,
Speaker 1: which was Joey's nickname, and La Famelia. And there's a
Speaker 1: picture of President Truman holding up the Chicago Daily Tribune
Speaker 1: and it says the headline party guy turns forty. And
Speaker 1: some other stories are golf is gay, Yankees beat Cleveland
Speaker 1: six ' two and Truman has aids it's just stupid, stupid.
Speaker 1: But twenty two years ago, guys, there's a big picture
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump, who at the time was teaching a
Speaker 1: course in New York City at the Learning Annex Think
Speaker 1: Big like Donald Trump. There was a course that people
Speaker 1: would pay for it and go once a week for
Speaker 1: an hour and you'd learn about how Donald Trump thinks big, right,
Speaker 1: And Joey wrote this next to Trump's big face. Hey,
Speaker 1: it's Donald just wishing you a happy fortieth Ah, forty,
Speaker 1: I remember when I was forty Yeah, my old nuts
Speaker 1: were bouncing off the chin of your ex girlfriend A
Speaker 1: just kidding. That was actually sixty seven. Hey, but we
Speaker 1: both had better rides. Come on, a jay, both had
Speaker 1: better These are things that Donald Trump said to me,
Speaker 1: and then Joey gave me on a second page rain
Speaker 1: Makers drinking tips tip number one, don't drink and drive,
Speaker 1: just drink at the red lights. I mean, it gets
Speaker 1: worse from there, but that was our sense of human
Speaker 1: In the same pile, I find this piece of gold,
Speaker 1: I find the first first story I ever wrote. Tenth
Speaker 1: grade English class taught by missus Kamholtz creative writing, when
Speaker 1: I wrote the paper A home Run for Papa. And
Speaker 1: it was this paper where my teacher had watery eyes
Speaker 1: and a lot of girls in the class were crying.
Speaker 1: And then she told me you should think of writing
Speaker 1: as a vocation. I was fifteen sixteen. I didn't. I mean,
Speaker 1: I like words, but tire's this old woman telling me
Speaker 1: to do it, and there's all the girls crying around
Speaker 1: me in class, and I thought, Jesus Christ, I gotta
Speaker 1: do this. The pretty girls are crying, they're hugging me.
Speaker 1: So I set my sights on writing. And I will
Speaker 1: read this story to you now, but it will be
Speaker 1: a long show because I want you to get some
Speaker 1: good stuff in addition to my old battle stories. But
Speaker 1: here we go. I a home run for Papa. I
Speaker 1: remember how dusk would quickly set in on the city.
Speaker 1: Those once vibrant rays that were responsible for the day's
Speaker 1: unbearable heat would perish, leaving behind scorching pavement and blistering
Speaker 1: black tip. Those two factors combined would prove too much
Speaker 1: for the agent relaxing on their beloved stoops before retiring
Speaker 1: to the confinement of their apartments. For most people, a
Speaker 1: day was over. It was time to settle down to
Speaker 1: some well deserved sleep before joining the sun in the
Speaker 1: next day's inevitable arising. But for some, the day hadn't
Speaker 1: ended until a last game of stickball had been played.
Speaker 1: See you established the story in the first paragraph for
Speaker 1: two and you get to go. The section of Brooklyn
Speaker 1: I grew up in is Benson Or Brooklyn's most prominent
Speaker 1: Italian section, And just like the countless other kids, my
Speaker 1: love for the game our fathers had played on the
Speaker 1: same streets was unmatched by anyone. I'm setting this in Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: even though I was only three when I left. But
Speaker 1: it adds to the drama. I'll never forget how quickly
Speaker 1: I'd run home just before dinner time because of the
Speaker 1: delicious smell of my mother's pasta. Or was it my
Speaker 1: mother's fight, or was it my mother's pasta. It could
Speaker 1: have been any one of our moms, regardless, Many times
Speaker 1: the arama would be so overwhelming our stomachs would be
Speaker 1: full before we arrived home a j Grandma would yell,
Speaker 1: come get you pasta. Then I would begin my sprint home.
Speaker 1: Mama never asked much. As long as I was home
Speaker 1: for dinner every night and help Grandma and Grandpa the garden,
Speaker 1: she wouldn't hassle me. See I'm writing fiction now. Every day,
Speaker 1: eleven and twelve Buddies and I would choose upsides to
Speaker 1: begin our game. The rules were simple. A base hit
Speaker 1: was a ball hit past the pitcher. A double was
Speaker 1: anything hit past mister Glotti stoop on a fly, but
Speaker 1: not past Carmine's car. That was a triple. A home
Speaker 1: run was our main goal, but something few of us
Speaker 1: could make. Two sewer caps was the distance. Even if
Speaker 1: we'd screen the names or our idols in the process
Speaker 1: of our swings, that distance would never shorten. We'd yell
Speaker 1: out the pitch, Mike Email swings, it's a deep fly ball,
Speaker 1: it's going going Shuck's only a triple. Seldom did our
Speaker 1: games bother any of the neighbors. A good majority of
Speaker 1: our senior citizens, and every day our game was the
Speaker 1: only entertainment they had, kept them young, kept them remembering.
Speaker 1: It was an inescapable tradition that all of us kids
Speaker 1: had to play stickball. And nothing made Papa more proud
Speaker 1: than when he found time from the gardening to watch
Speaker 1: me play. He'd sit on his folding chair on a
Speaker 1: stoop with his fruit a glass of wine and spread
Speaker 1: him a jetic smile across his wrinkled face, And as
Speaker 1: I hit the ball, you can almost hear him say,
Speaker 1: that's my grandson. I was always the smallest and youngest
Speaker 1: one of our group, the last one you'd ever figure
Speaker 1: to receive the Best of Benson Earth's Award. I'm reading
Speaker 1: this for the first time, Gang, so I don't even
Speaker 1: know that was even coming up. The Best of Benson
Speaker 1: Earth's Award, which we gave annually to the most valuable
Speaker 1: player at any rate. Day in, day out. I give
Speaker 1: it my all. Papa knew my ability wasn't as great
Speaker 1: as that of the other fellas. This was the reason
Speaker 1: for the constant compliments he had for me. He told
Speaker 1: me things that will remain with me all my life.
Speaker 1: I can still hear him, don't ever start sentences by
Speaker 1: saying I can still hear his gravelly voice, but you
Speaker 1: live and you learn. I can still hear his gravelly
Speaker 1: voice with traces of his Italian heritage in its, saying
Speaker 1: to me, a Ja, you never quit, and whatever you do,
Speaker 1: no goals are too high for you. And I said,
Speaker 1: grow older. The knowlogy instilled in me became ever clear.
Speaker 1: I loved Papa for that, and when he died, a
Speaker 1: piece of meat went with him. Oh my god, I trite.
Speaker 1: I was fifteen. I'll never forget the day he died.
Speaker 1: I was young then, still naive about many of life's situations,
Speaker 1: but the effect that had on me was immeasurable. I
Speaker 1: was talve at the time, and our team of teenagers
Speaker 1: were all older than I. We had begun to win
Speaker 1: the majority of our games. Papa was still our biggest
Speaker 1: fan and cheerleader, and every time I take the bad,
Speaker 1: he'd stand proud. Come on here, Jay, hit a home
Speaker 1: run for your papa. God knows. I tried, but I
Speaker 1: never could. Couldn't even come close. But that didn't depress it.
Speaker 1: Next the time, You'll get them, next the time. Then
Speaker 1: he creaked back up the stairs and watched TV while
Speaker 1: he rested. Papa needed his rest more and more of
Speaker 1: those days. Shortly afterwards, he had a heart attack, and
Speaker 1: Mama was stayed by his bed every day and night
Speaker 1: at the hospital and shed some tears of hope. I
Speaker 1: was too young to visit, but would frequently call what
Speaker 1: he felt up to it. I remember he'd whisper, a, Jay,
Speaker 1: your papa will be okay, so don't worry. Just keep
Speaker 1: playing you stickball. They needed you. Mama thought it would
Speaker 1: be a good idea also, She said it would help
Speaker 1: to keep my mind off him, and day after day
Speaker 1: we played to an empty stoop. I'd always look toward
Speaker 1: our door and wait, just out a habit for him
Speaker 1: to come out, but of course he never did, never again.
Speaker 1: The days were mounting up since I'd seen him last,
Speaker 1: and I could tell he wasn't getting any better. I'd
Speaker 1: hear I hear Mama cry herself to sleep each night,
Speaker 1: while I'd stay up unable to sleep. The summer was ending.
Speaker 1: As our stickball season, he came down to one last game.
Speaker 1: If we were to win, we'd beat champs, Champs, guys,
Speaker 1: I'm fifteen. The game was scoreless, as our last chances
Speaker 1: that back came up for the season. We were down
Speaker 1: two to one, so two runs were necessary if we
Speaker 1: were to be champions. You know, my teacher made a
Speaker 1: mark that said it should read we were down one
Speaker 1: to two. I said no, no, it's two to one.
Speaker 1: You put the high number first. But grammatically, now, miss Camel's,
Speaker 1: that's wrong. I was right with two outs, said no,
Speaker 1: and one. With two outs and one man on base,
Speaker 1: it's my turn to bath. Come on, Angee, let's go kid.
Speaker 1: My friends scream involuntarily glanced at our stoop. A vision
Speaker 1: of Papa saying, a jay hit the ho I'm run
Speaker 1: for you, Papa was all too clear. Before I had
Speaker 1: a chance to dream any further, the pitch hurled, The
Speaker 1: pitcher hurled the ball, and with one mighty string of
Speaker 1: my bat, I sent at the distance two sewer caps.
Speaker 1: My teammates screamed as I avoided all the excitement and
Speaker 1: began running toward the hospital did never looking behind me,
Speaker 1: never basking in the memory of my feet. Just moments
Speaker 1: before seven blocks, I ran, not stopping for anyone. I
Speaker 1: barreled through the hospital doors, race to the elevator, paying
Speaker 1: no attention to the visitors rules. Little boy I heard, stop,
Speaker 1: you can't go up there now. It was too late
Speaker 1: for Papa's room, and luckily found it very quickly. I
Speaker 1: was breathing heavily as I quietly opened his door. I
Speaker 1: saw him lying in his bed, try and pull him peaceful.
Speaker 1: He had lost many pounds and artificial means of respiration
Speaker 1: led up to his nose. A lump began to form
Speaker 1: my throat and I shuffled to his bedside. Papa, I said,
Speaker 1: As I shook his arm slowly, he began to turn
Speaker 1: his head with great effort toward me. Instantly, the grin
Speaker 1: I hadn't seen for nearly two weeks appeared on his face.
Speaker 1: H He whispered, and before he could finish, I interrupted, Papa,
Speaker 1: we won, We won, and I had a home run
Speaker 1: for you. That's my boy, he said, all the while
Speaker 1: gently choking my sweaty head. I kissed his cheek and
Speaker 1: before my lips left the rough skin of his face,
Speaker 1: I could feel the warmth of his body leaving.
Speaker 2: His hand slipped from my neck and fell harmlessly on
Speaker 2: the bed. As I walked out the door, I stopped
Speaker 2: and stared at him one last time, while tears streaked
Speaker 2: down my face. I knew his life had ended as
Speaker 2: mine was just beginning. Just what Papa would want me
Speaker 2: to think.
Speaker 1: Nation, Oh little boy, little boy with dreams of being
Speaker 1: a writer. Isn't that cute? Oh my goodness. Anyhow, let's
Speaker 1: get to the matters at hand. Kyle Richards, you know her.
Speaker 1: She's speaking out because her her estranged husband, Marizzio Yumansky,
Speaker 1: the worst name ever, the worst last name to go
Speaker 1: with Marizzio. He has apparently replaced a framed photograph of
Speaker 1: those two together with a shot of him with another woman.
Speaker 1: And the other day, during an episode of the Real
Speaker 1: Housewives of Beverly Hills, some asshole that we don't care
Speaker 1: about named Sutton Strait Costrak brought up during a conversation
Speaker 1: with Erica Jane and Kathy Hilton, Maritzio he replaced the
Speaker 1: picture of the two of them with a picture of
Speaker 1: him and a woman from Dancing with the Stars talking
Speaker 1: about Emma Slater from that show, whom Marizzio danced with,
Speaker 1: and there was some speculation that maybe they had some
Speaker 1: fun and Erica Ja said where what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: And Sutton said, it's in the office in their house.
Speaker 1: So Kyle Richards, along with her co stars Erica Sutton,
Speaker 1: Gabrielle Baveau, was how he said Bevore, I don't know.
Speaker 1: She used to be hot, now she's not. And Jennifer Tilley,
Speaker 1: who I love, all had something to say on his
Speaker 1: alleged photo swap on this show. I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't like it. That's not cool, Erica said, and Kyle
Speaker 1: Richards said, I didn't love that. They're all going back
Speaker 1: and forth with this nonsense that he replaced a picture.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, this is what this is what's
Speaker 1: now become good TV? The phone, well it is gone
Speaker 1: now and these idiots are still having an issue with it.
Speaker 1: You know what, ladies, what's good for the geese is
Speaker 1: good for the gander. Did everybody forget how messy Kyle
Speaker 1: Riches was when she began to uh trapes all over
Speaker 1: the country with her chapstick Lesbian Morgan Wade. Remember all
Speaker 1: those public displays of affection these two gave us. Here
Speaker 1: they are on Morgan's private jet. Here's Kyle riding Morgan's hips.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here's a tradlel I'm on the ski slopes.
Speaker 1: Here's another of them holding hands walking on a beach.
Speaker 1: The fuck out of here. Maritzio had to live through
Speaker 1: all that bullshit, all that public bullshit. And some of
Speaker 1: their kids, by the way, I mean, they're mostly grown,
Speaker 1: but still it's a little weird to see. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, what do you think is more weird? Maritzio
Speaker 1: with a photo of his partner on Dancing with the Stars,
Speaker 1: or mommy decided to run away and have fun bumping
Speaker 1: donuts with this world famous cowgirl. The madness has to end.
Speaker 1: I don't watch these shows, but the last several years,
Speaker 1: it is amazing just how many stories I come across.
Speaker 1: I've said this before, that are all about the people.
Speaker 1: Aren't Dancing with the Stars, basketball wise, Southern charm, fan
Speaker 1: of pump Rules, real housewives of every fucking where. I
Speaker 1: can't take it. I don't have room in my brain
Speaker 1: to hold all the names and storylines of these nobodies.
Speaker 1: Who is Tom Sandoval and who told them to keep
Speaker 1: that Pancho villain mustache. Pancho Villa. He looks like he's
Speaker 1: gonna come to my table and serenade me. I I
Speaker 1: am the Frito Ben. He looks like that. Who's Rachel
Speaker 1: levis Ariana Maddox. I know they're on Vanda Pump Rules.
Speaker 1: They don't write and tell me when I say who
Speaker 1: is this person? Who is this one? Of that one?
Speaker 1: It's more like who cares who they are? Why are
Speaker 1: they in our face every day? It's like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: what do we do? Oh? Austin Kroll kissed Taylor and
Speaker 1: Green and she was good friends with his ex Olivia
Speaker 1: and their former girlfriend of his past shep rose. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't have room for this. What planet am I on?
Speaker 1: You know, I heard something the other day that someone
Speaker 1: had just met Gary Shandling and Warren Batty. Oh it
Speaker 1: was Oh God, Judd Apatol, Judd apatolad just met Gary
Speaker 1: Shandling and Warren Beatty was there. Well, he met he
Speaker 1: knew Gary, but Warren Batty was there for the first time.
Speaker 1: It's like ten years ago, twelve years ago, and the
Speaker 1: subject of reality TV came up and all those years ago,
Speaker 1: Warren Batty very confidently said, this is never going away.
Speaker 1: This is bigger than the film. It's more personal than
Speaker 1: movies are. You know, it wouldn't have made a dent
Speaker 1: in society when movies were movies, But now with the
Speaker 1: crap that's out there, reality TV will win over and over.
Speaker 1: It's not going anywhere. That's Warren Batty one of the
Speaker 1: best filmmakers of our generation, and he's made. What has
Speaker 1: he made in the last ten years. He hadn't done
Speaker 1: anything since Town and Country back in two thousand and one.
Speaker 1: Well he actually made a film nobody saw like eight
Speaker 1: years ago, col Rules Don't Apply, which is about his
Speaker 1: hero Howard Hughes. Nobody went to see that or the
Speaker 1: other movie. Meanwhile, he's been nominated for fourteen Academy Awards,
Speaker 1: including Best Actor, Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay,
Speaker 1: Best Adapted Screenplay. He won Best Director for Reds Was
Speaker 1: That nineteen eighty one. I think only two men have
Speaker 1: ever been nominated as an actor, director, writer, and a
Speaker 1: producer for the same film. That would be Warren Batty
Speaker 1: and Orson Welles. But Warren Batty was right. Reality TV
Speaker 1: is here to stay, So say goodbye. To geniuses like
Speaker 1: him and others and enjoy your jerk offs like Tom
Speaker 1: Sandoval and Kyle Richards makes me sick. And finally, not
Speaker 1: in finally, but in addition to all these things I've said,
Speaker 1: who told you that this was about to come to fruition?
Speaker 1: Who told you what was going on with Connor McGregor.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Six seven years ago I warned you guys.
Speaker 1: Well I didn't warn you, but I mentioned that the
Speaker 1: fighter Connor McGregor was basically raping women all over the
Speaker 1: UK and America and nothing's being done about it, I said,
Speaker 1: But one day it's going to come crashing down on him. Well,
Speaker 1: here we are. Connor McGregor, in light of just having
Speaker 1: to pay over a quarter million dollars for being libel
Speaker 1: in a rape scenario, just got dropped by Proper Number twelve,
Speaker 1: the Irish whisky empire he helped build. And that happened
Speaker 1: because just a few days ago he was found libel
Speaker 1: in an Irish court for that sexual assault back in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen, which I talked about. As a result, Proxymost Spirits,
Speaker 1: which has been the one hundred percent owner of Proper
Speaker 1: Number twelve whiskey, has decided to just cut all ties
Speaker 1: with this out of control louse. And this is no
Speaker 1: small change. I mean, Connor McGregor sold his majority stake
Speaker 1: in the company to Proximos Spirits for six one hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars in twenty twenty one. Speaking of hundreds of millions,
Speaker 1: I read today some Arabic, some sheet, some prints, some
Speaker 1: whatever in Saudi Arabia has decided to give to pay
Speaker 1: Mike Tyson seven hundred million dollars to fight Jake Paul
Speaker 1: in a real boxing match and knock him out within
Speaker 1: three rounds. How does Mike Tyson say no to that
Speaker 1: seven hundred million? I would tell the guy, Look, I
Speaker 1: make it one hundred million. Seven hundred's crazy, you know,
Speaker 1: But I firmly believe with that kind of money and
Speaker 1: none of the bullshit rules that was stipping at last month,
Speaker 1: Tyson would kill Jake Paul, kill him. And I doubt
Speaker 1: Jake Paul will take up this opportunity. But interesting nonetheless,
Speaker 1: but yeah, this is what happens when you when you
Speaker 1: when a woman you corner in a restroom gets two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty seven thousand dollars in retribution for brutally
Speaker 1: raping and battering her, and he's been doing this for
Speaker 1: years and the hits keep coming. In addition to Proximo
Speaker 1: getting rid of McGregor, there's another company, an interactive company,
Speaker 1: a developer called Io, which is behind the popular game
Speaker 1: hit Man. The video game. They said they're scrubbing all
Speaker 1: McGregor related content from their products. This week, of course,
Speaker 1: McGregor was forced to apologize, mainly to his fiancee d
Speaker 1: Devlin and the mother of his kids, because of his infidelity,
Speaker 1: but he still says he was innocent of all charges.
Speaker 1: People want to hear from me on needed time. I
Speaker 1: know I made mistakes six years ago. I should never
Speaker 1: have responded to her outreaches. I should have shut the
Speaker 1: party down. I should have never stepped out on the
Speaker 1: woman I love most in the world. That's all on me,
Speaker 1: as much as I regret it, everything that's happened that
Speaker 1: night was consentual, and all the witnesses presidents swore to
Speaker 1: that under oath. And I've instructed my legal team to
Speaker 1: a peel this decision, and he got very solemn and
Speaker 1: said I can't go back, but I will move forward.
Speaker 1: I'm beyond grateful to my family, friends and supporters. All
Speaker 1: over the world. Who stayed by my side? That's it,
Speaker 1: no more, getting back to the gym. The fight game awaits. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: calm down. McGregor's fought four times since twenty eighteen and
Speaker 1: he's a very messy one in three during that time,
Speaker 1: and he looked really badly in those losses. The one
Speaker 1: win he had came with a forty second tko of
Speaker 1: cowboy serone. Connor caught him with a high kick to
Speaker 1: the chin and that was it. But this guy's fighting
Speaker 1: days are over. You know. It's the old Father Time
Speaker 1: is undefeated thing, and you're making it easier for Father
Speaker 1: Time when you can't stop partying or raping chicks or
Speaker 1: doing blow. I don't know why it's so hard to
Speaker 1: believe Connor cheated or raped somebody. Why does anybody have
Speaker 1: a problem with that? Time and again, this story plays
Speaker 1: out a lot of the time with these athletes. Plus,
Speaker 1: like I said, I told you guys that this was
Speaker 1: happening and one day he would be pinned to the
Speaker 1: wall on this type of behavior, and here we are.
Speaker 1: Took six years, but I was right. I remember I
Speaker 1: wrote this story back then Radar Magazine wouldn't run it.
Speaker 1: Even though I got a tip from a guy in
Speaker 1: Ireland who was a fan of the podcast and wanted
Speaker 1: to help me and get this story right. He was
Speaker 1: at the club that KDD McGregor was at that night
Speaker 1: and witnessed with his own eyes his leude behavior. But
Speaker 1: here's something even more interesting. His partner d Devlin, who
Speaker 1: I call the doormat. D the doormat. She believes him.
Speaker 1: He cheats on her all the time, assaults people all
Speaker 1: the time, doesn't care, but now it's impacting his wallet.
Speaker 1: So she's forgiven him for this latest scandal. But all
Speaker 1: I could tell her is wait till other women from
Speaker 1: all over the world start coming forward asking for child support. Okay,
Speaker 1: this is gonna be like Pee Diddy. The charger is
Speaker 1: going to keep coming. And I'm not sure how many
Speaker 1: times you're gonna be able to pay these people off,
Speaker 1: but the chargers are going to keep coming, just like
Speaker 1: Pete Diddy got hit yesterday with another charge or on
Speaker 1: Friday of apparently allegedly hanging a girl over a balcony,
Speaker 1: and Cassie Ventura's ex girlfriend was there to witness it. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Unbelievable, and by the way. Not only that,
Speaker 1: but here's what a real scumbag Connor McGregor is. When
Speaker 1: he came to his trial, he tried to get his friend,
Speaker 1: who's his primary cocaine dealer, a guy named James Lawrence,
Speaker 1: tried to get him involved. No one's gonna tell you
Speaker 1: this but me. He wanted James Lawrence to say that
Speaker 1: this woman whose name was Nikita hand horrible name, that
Speaker 1: she had sex with both of them, but James Lawrence
Speaker 1: had no sex with her, but Connor told him to
Speaker 1: say that that she had sex with both of us.
Speaker 1: And McGregor was so desperate to be found innocent, you know,
Speaker 1: he's thinking of anything he could do. And his bright
Speaker 1: idea was get James involved to say he also had
Speaker 1: sex with her and it was all consensual that night.
Speaker 1: And he didn't just ask him to do the favorite.
Speaker 1: He paid him only. I will tell you that Connor
Speaker 1: McGregor paid James Lawrence one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: plus his legal fees if he agreed to that. And
Speaker 1: this idiot bragged about getting that money from Connor McGregor,
Speaker 1: and that wasn't good. People around town found out about
Speaker 1: it because Connor wanted this guy to take the fall
Speaker 1: for him or with him. But after the verdict, Lawrence
Speaker 1: was not found guilty, only Connor, and of course Connor
Speaker 1: McGregor went off. And how unfair this all is. Now,
Speaker 1: it's fair. He just took your money and didn't do
Speaker 1: what you want them to do. But this woman, Nikita,
Speaker 1: she's got some balls. Not only did she go up
Speaker 1: against this menace, but she did so even after a
Speaker 1: house was vandalized on not just one or two or
Speaker 1: three occasions, four different times, sh had a window smashed
Speaker 1: at one point, masked men broke in through a home
Speaker 1: and actually stabbed her new boyfriend during a home invasion.
Speaker 1: No one's telling you that to me. All these things
Speaker 1: to intimidate her from going forward in court, but she
Speaker 1: didn't budge. She went to court and she won. And
Speaker 1: now Connor McGregor is pissed because nothing happened to James Lawrence.
Speaker 1: Well nothing happened because he didn't rape her like you did.
Speaker 1: He wasn't even there. This is the state of what's
Speaker 1: going on right now in this country or that country,
Speaker 1: or with women in general. People are just allowing I,
Speaker 1: you know, I used to like get pissed off in
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen when all those you know, memes started hashtags
Speaker 1: and memes were born about believe all women. And you know,
Speaker 1: I don't like that statement put in front of anybody.
Speaker 1: I don't believe all men. I don't believe all women.
Speaker 1: I don't believe all anybody. Everybody's different. You have to
Speaker 1: take things on a case by case basis. But I'll
Speaker 1: tell you, when you look at what this woman went
Speaker 1: through and others like her went through, she was quite
Speaker 1: frankly the one who was strongest enough, strong enough to
Speaker 1: fight this in court and not be intimidated by the
Speaker 1: likes of him or people he brought in with him.
Speaker 1: I would definitely keep my eye on this woman, Nikita hand,
Speaker 1: because I don't think she's out of the woods yet,
Speaker 1: even though she won and got two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: seven thousand dollars. I I think there are enough stupid
Speaker 1: Connor McGregor fans who might want to make her life tough,
Speaker 1: and that's that wouldn't be right, but I can see
Speaker 1: it absolutely happening. And let me just say this before
Speaker 1: I leave. I mentioned this guy's name the other day,
Speaker 1: Danny Trejo. I you know, he was on a podcast.
Speaker 1: I think it was Mark Barron. I you know, I
Speaker 1: just blowing this guy up. He's got no talent, very
Speaker 1: little ability. He's been acting thirty five years in movies.
Speaker 1: Well he's been cast in these movies. He does very
Speaker 1: little acting. We all know his face, we've all seen him.
Speaker 1: Can we stop making this guy out to be the
Speaker 1: best there ever was? Especially after I saw him talk
Speaker 1: the other day. He doesn't think Donald Trump's idea of
Speaker 1: deportation is gonna come into reality. He doesn't think it's
Speaker 1: gonna happen. He says the US government doesn't have the
Speaker 1: resources to carry it out. He says, he says he's
Speaker 1: got no problems with anyone who voted for Trump, and
Speaker 1: he wouldn't ever tell anyone who to vote for. But
Speaker 1: he says he plans on going all out to get
Speaker 1: California Governor Gavin Newsom in the White House come twenty
Speaker 1: twenty eight. And as for mass deportations that Trump has
Speaker 1: promised that will absolutely go into effect, Trejo is telling
Speaker 1: people chill out, and he's explaining that he thinks Trump
Speaker 1: was talking out of his ass when he made that proclamation.
Speaker 1: Is he that stupid? As much as he's untalented trail says,
Speaker 1: the government doesn't have the ability to deport mass amounts
Speaker 1: of people, and how did Barack Obama do it? Because
Speaker 1: he deported more people and every president put together, This
Speaker 1: illiterate idiot said, there's no such thing as mass deportation.
Speaker 1: Trump is talking through his ass you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I mean, he can't, you know, and plus mass deportation
Speaker 1: is not true. I'm gonna do this and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do that. What is he talking about? Of course it's true,
Speaker 1: and of course it can be done. And then he
Speaker 1: goes further. You know, you don't piss off Mexico man,
Speaker 1: We'll send more people here. And of course the reporter
Speaker 1: of somebody from TMS is laughing and he smiles like
Speaker 1: he thinks he just got off a real zinger. No,
Speaker 1: he's an asshole, and he's about to see how effective
Speaker 1: Trump's deportation plan will be. And if you had any sense,
Speaker 1: he'd look at what Barack Obama did, and you think
Speaker 1: Trump can't do the same or more. Now that we're
Speaker 1: really being swarmed with tens of millions of illegals, I
Speaker 1: hope this asshole gets a front row seat. If you
Speaker 1: could stop getting cast in movies based on nothing but
Speaker 1: his ugly face. Enough enough highlighting people who have no
Speaker 1: skill like Kyle Richards and Tom sanderbal and Danny Trehill.
Speaker 1: What the fuck are we doing here? Pissed off? I'm
Speaker 1: aj Benson. That was your daily Unfiltered podcast for what
Speaker 1: is it, December second, twenty twenty four. All right, talk
Speaker 1: to this tomorrow