Speaker 1: Calling All Beings, y'all, can I get it from everybody Calling.
Speaker 2: No Beings Nation and especially your homies from pre Karen Reef,
Speaker 2: what's going down? Party? People, Welcome back to Calling All Beings.
Speaker 2: I'm your host, DJ, and this is the first ever
Speaker 2: inaugural We're talking about the number one ever Calling All
Speaker 2: Beings listener roundtable. So we're about to get up into it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna introduce to you who will be on the
Speaker 2: show with us this evening the listeners who have supported us,
Speaker 2: who have been in the chat for us, who have
Speaker 2: contributed their really their heart, you know, people that have
Speaker 2: moderated for us, that have tweeted out the show for us,
Speaker 2: stuff that has really helped the show out. So we're
Speaker 2: gonna bring them on. I'm going to read a quote
Speaker 2: that I think is germane to this movement and what's
Speaker 2: happening with the people in Canton, two of whom I
Speaker 2: spoke with today, and then we're going to get a
Speaker 2: live report from Beatrice on site at tom CPU's event.
Speaker 2: And I know, I wish I could have that up
Speaker 2: on the screen right now. I hadn't thought ahead on
Speaker 2: that one. Let me let me, let me get that
Speaker 2: real quick, before we bring the ladies on. These warriors
Speaker 2: who are in this case from Afar sort of fighting
Speaker 2: along along with you, all that are though they're physically
Speaker 2: separated from the fight, they're with you, and it always,
Speaker 2: you know, should make people feel good when that's the case,
Speaker 2: you know, when they're they're not alone. So let me
Speaker 2: let me get to this real quick. This is tom
Speaker 2: CPU's event and is the Family Holiday vendor Craft Fair fundraiser,
Speaker 2: and if any of the mods, if anyone's in the
Speaker 2: mod that can bring that up on Twitter. And I'm
Speaker 2: start saying hi because we got to oh man, val
Speaker 2: how law is back in the building. What's up? Girlfriend?
Speaker 2: We got lots of people to say hello too. I
Speaker 2: hope Debrah Holmes comes in so I can say what's up, homes.
Speaker 2: But before, without further adieu, let us bring in the
Speaker 2: members of the round table. I'm gonna start from right
Speaker 2: to left on my screen and or left to right rather,
Speaker 2: and then I think also, I think BRIT's gonna join
Speaker 2: in this roundtable because we needed to fill it out
Speaker 2: a little bit. And so Britt, she's she's kind of
Speaker 2: like a leatherman, like a Gerber multi tool. She can
Speaker 2: film many different roles. So so let's start here and
Speaker 2: get with this right here, and let's start off with
Speaker 2: our Canadian friend. She goes by doctor Jones, a virtual
Speaker 2: juror zero seven on Twitter. She's named her name is Jamie,
Speaker 2: or she's called Jamie. If we're speaking in sort of
Speaker 2: British Canadian parlance, so party people, put your hands together
Speaker 2: for Jamie. Welcome, Miss Jamie.
Speaker 3: Hello, well jo.
Speaker 2: Oh you speak French to oh man, you just your
Speaker 2: cool points just went like up like twenty right there. Man, Wow,
Speaker 2: that is awesome. You're already cool. But that's really dope. Man.
Speaker 3: Welcome, Welcome, Thank you for having me. I haven't talked
Speaker 3: about this since I started watching it. I'm going to explode.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna try to let the round table rules
Speaker 2: go exactly all right, we gonna all right, So we're
Speaker 2: gonna do that. But I'm happy that that to get
Speaker 2: you know that we're able to avail this to you.
Speaker 3: So thank you so much.
Speaker 2: It's it's our pleasure, Jamie. It was a pleasure speaking
Speaker 2: with you. We get to speak for quite a while
Speaker 2: when I was at the gym one day, so that
Speaker 2: was really dope.
Speaker 3: But you can call me, Miss Jones.
Speaker 2: Mister okay, Miss j Jones, me, missus Jones, all right.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Next up is our moderator, our veteran of the Afghanistan War,
Speaker 2: former US Army UH e O D. And now she
Speaker 2: is a veterans UH veterans advocate. Basically, she raises money
Speaker 2: for veterans charities. She's a good friend of mine for
Speaker 2: a couple of months now after we also got to speak,
Speaker 2: and you know her. She moderates form Miss Shorty, I believe,
Speaker 2: among other shows. So party people, put your hands together
Speaker 2: for Miss Jessica.
Speaker 3: Indeed, everyone.
Speaker 2: Cannot get a ay man, I guess whoa all right,
Speaker 2: I just got a message from Beatrice that Aiden is
Speaker 2: about Turtle Boy. Aiden is about to address the crew
Speaker 2: there at the event, so she might not be able
Speaker 2: to do an interview just yet, but whenever Beatrice pops in,
Speaker 2: we'll get her in there. Let me see if there's
Speaker 2: anyone backstage right now? I see, Oh, Beatrice is backstage
Speaker 2: and Sarah okay, and Sarah's backstage. Okay, give me second here,
Speaker 2: let's get in here. This young lady right here has
Speaker 2: been a big supporter of the show and myself engaging
Speaker 2: with me on YouTube comments and we developed a friendship
Speaker 2: after that. She is fighting your fight from the state
Speaker 2: of Indiana and she is a freedom and justice warrior.
Speaker 2: Put your hands together for Christina Rasmus. Yeah, okay, welcome
Speaker 2: Christina mam hey h all right, I'm doing well. Welcome.
Speaker 2: It's good to finally get you on air. This young
Speaker 2: lady here probably just had an amazing show. I didn't
Speaker 2: see any of it due to what I was doing,
Speaker 2: so I'm gonna have to catch it on replay crew.
Speaker 2: But she is a musician, she is a host on TikTok,
Speaker 2: and she is now a host on YouTube, and everybody
Speaker 2: gonna know her name. Put him together for my homegirl,
Speaker 2: Brient happens.
Speaker 5: Everybody has.
Speaker 2: A co host of this show. So there she is.
Speaker 6: All right up today, great job, Oh thank you.
Speaker 4: It was quite chaotic, DJ. I'm sure you'll see what happened.
Speaker 2: Well you know what that's I mean, who hasn't had
Speaker 2: a chaotic show? Show me a content creator that doesn't
Speaker 2: have that. I want to I want to see you.
Speaker 7: You might as well get thrown under the fire. A
Speaker 7: great way to do it, because that's right, everybody.
Speaker 2: She is, I mean, she is the top two. The
Speaker 2: next right here I want to introduce is she is
Speaker 2: Boston girl fifty? Is that right? But we know her
Speaker 2: as Sarah and Shock and Horror, and we've recently become acquainted,
Speaker 2: and man, she is just a pleasure. She's like all
Speaker 2: of you, sharp intellect, sharp wit, and let's face it,
Speaker 2: women are leading this damn movement. So party people, put
Speaker 2: your hands together. But none other then Sarah Shocking Horror.
Speaker 3: Everybody.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, we got your loud and clear. It's kind
Speaker 2: of good.
Speaker 8: I know enough French to let people know that I
Speaker 8: don't speak French, so.
Speaker 2: That's more than we can say for both of us.
Speaker 2: This young lady who's about to come on air with
Speaker 2: us is live from tom CPU's event. Uh and she well,
Speaker 2: she doesn't speak French. I'll tell you what she speaks
Speaker 2: hell of Spanish because she was born in Cuba. So
Speaker 2: party people, put you put your hands together. From my
Speaker 2: co collaborator and my homegirl, beat.
Speaker 6: All right, you're going to catch an ending.
Speaker 2: All right, homegirl, welcome Beatrice.
Speaker 6: Ye right now?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is he all right?
Speaker 6: Is this like?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is this an inopportune time to do an interview?
Speaker 2: Or what? What's your what do you okay, well you
Speaker 2: if you if you decide that you want to come back,
Speaker 2: like in five ten minutes, we'll just halt the roundtable
Speaker 2: and we'll we'll get with that with what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Does that sound like good?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, all right, all right, all right, we'll see
Speaker 2: it a little bit. Ye bye bye, all right. Uh,
Speaker 2: let me see how this looks. I think maybe this
Speaker 2: looks better. I think that looks better. We'll get everybody
Speaker 2: in here and use all the available space as opposed
Speaker 2: to the background. And uh, jess so if you come
Speaker 2: on camera, I will get rid of that icon and
Speaker 2: it looks like it's over your face, so I can
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, let me just get me a little bit.
Speaker 7: And I'm getting my life together currently.
Speaker 2: Yes, No, that's all good, that's all good. I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna I'm gonna yes, and we we are glad to
Speaker 2: have you. Okay, so let's let's go over some rules
Speaker 2: of engagement. So when we start the roundtable, we're gonna
Speaker 2: go in a circular format. Please do not interrupt or
Speaker 2: talk over another member that's talking. We will go We'll
Speaker 2: start with doctor Jones. We'll go to Miss Jessica, then
Speaker 2: to Sarah, then to Britt, then to Christina. And what's
Speaker 2: gonna happen is when Miss Jones presents her topic. Uh,
Speaker 2: the first one to comment on that will be Miss Jessica.
Speaker 2: Then uh, Sarah will comment, then Britt, then Christina, and
Speaker 2: then we'll go to Miss Jessica's topic and so on,
Speaker 2: and then Sarah will begin, then Britt, then Christina and
Speaker 2: so you see the flow. Then Sarah will give her topic,
Speaker 2: then Britt, then Christina, and then Miss Jones and Miss Jessica.
Speaker 2: Got a lot of misses here tonight, We're gonna get
Speaker 2: our missers.
Speaker 11: I like it.
Speaker 2: Thank you all right now we got so before where
Speaker 2: we get started, though, Let's say hi to some people
Speaker 2: in the chat. And I forgive me that I haven't
Speaker 2: that I haven't been able to acknowledge everybody just because
Speaker 2: the intros. It takes a while. So I saw that
Speaker 2: Valhalla Law's back, So welcome Melissa with with one ass.
Speaker 2: I love that Ernie Birdie is here. Help me if
Speaker 2: I miss anyone. Taren, Hello, Tarren, Uh, the petty paralegal.
Speaker 2: I love it. Janine Compa, welcomes U. Let's see who
Speaker 2: else am I missing here? Our moderator Cherry Miss Sherry
Speaker 2: the somebody say, Tony Tony D. Tony D stayed up
Speaker 2: till one am. Thank you very much, Tony D. Let
Speaker 2: me know where you're at as I scroll down. Uh,
Speaker 2: Kimba Kimberly, It's so good to have you in the
Speaker 2: chat this evening.
Speaker 3: Look, everybody drinks accent.
Speaker 2: Kelly Kelly Gruman. I love it. Man, the snark is here,
Speaker 2: I love it. Debbie Blair, welcome. How are you hi?
Speaker 2: Brid you dated great chop on your life. We got
Speaker 2: some bread happening. And look at that secret Tom's Luvia Christina.
Speaker 2: Are you from Norway or Sweden? Where are you from Norway?
Speaker 6: Like it sounds like it's from Norway.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh, somebody loves Sarah Shock and Allah cheers Sarah Sarah.
Speaker 2: So we got to do this. This is obligatory, right,
Speaker 2: Like we can't not do this. I got to meet
Speaker 2: this gentleman the other night. Adam and I had a
Speaker 2: great conversation. Adam, I guess has done work on this
Speaker 2: Shorty's show. And I'm gonna tell you guys, man, this
Speaker 2: dude is a brilliant content creator. Man, I mean you
Speaker 2: can he is just a wonderful conversationalist I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: on his show December eighteenth to talk UFOs. So those
Speaker 2: of you who don't like UFOs or aren't interested, maybe
Speaker 2: you'll get interested when you hear us. Maybe not. But
Speaker 2: I'm excited to talk to Adam just because of what
Speaker 2: a cool person he is to talk to and very
Speaker 2: obviously very skilled. He creates content for a living and
Speaker 2: he does this. This is his business and companies pay
Speaker 2: him to do stuff, so you know he knows what
Speaker 2: he's doing. Let's see who else, Tony D. I don't
Speaker 2: know where you're coming from, so let me know. I'm
Speaker 2: seeing I don't know. Oh, I'm seeing a dragon there.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you're from. Uh, what's that show, Britt,
Speaker 2: the one with the dragons?
Speaker 7: Dragon?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 6: Dragon Tails?
Speaker 2: No, it was the one that went off air, that
Speaker 2: was on HBO. That was Uber Uber popp Oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Game of Thrones. Dragon is a spin off of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And my friend, oh, look at Sherry Sherry Dizzle. You
Speaker 2: don't need to be doing this, but man, one love
Speaker 2: to Officer John O'Keefe Badger number twenty four ninety and
Speaker 2: John put out something today he didn't authorize. I didn't
Speaker 2: get with him that I could share it. But a
Speaker 2: video he made of himself walking around Canton in a costume,
Speaker 2: as they protested, was just magical. I agree with you, Tarn.
Speaker 2: Let me see if anybody else. Oh there's brit happens.
Speaker 2: I wonder how she's doing tonight. Wow, she's right there.
Speaker 2: Oh wait a minute, yeah, oh wait, hey, hang on,
Speaker 2: Curious Wendy. Oh happy hot, Thank you, Curious Wendy. You've
Speaker 2: made our heart happy by showing up. And there's the
Speaker 2: legend Terry Robbins, the dean of dean homiem Okay, I
Speaker 2: think we all Ken Hathaway from Nottingham. Yes, ma'am, Sorry,
Speaker 2: lampire Adam.
Speaker 10: You need to stop talking backing like you're not incredible,
Speaker 10: because these people who have not seen your show will
Speaker 10: love it regardless, no matter what you're talking about. Yeah, incredible,
Speaker 10: And I always tell me he doesn't give him he
Speaker 10: doesn't built if he doesn't give himself enough credit. It's incredible.
Speaker 10: It's very concise, and it's very thought out, and you
Speaker 10: will be very impressed.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have no doubt and no problem. Ken. It
Speaker 2: was an honor to be able to do that. It
Speaker 2: was an honor that you asked me to do it,
Speaker 2: that you care enough about me speaking about it to
Speaker 2: ask me to do that. Ken to uh, your wife's parents,
Speaker 2: that was that was dope. I think we got everybody,
Speaker 2: so I think good to start the show. I want
Speaker 2: to start off with a quote from Winston Churchill, if
Speaker 2: you don't mind, and this is basically to the standout
Speaker 2: warriors that are out there doing their thing. So I'm
Speaker 2: gonna put on me glasses. And we do have some
Speaker 2: British folks here, so I think they'll appreciate that. And
Speaker 2: I love Churchill. He's one he you know. I was
Speaker 2: talking about Piers the other day and while we're all
Speaker 2: flawed people that are worthy of criticism, as is he
Speaker 2: as a m I he is. He's also one of
Speaker 2: my heroes I was thinking the other day as Martin
Speaker 2: Luther King Jr. Neil Armstrong, you know, Jim Lovell, and
Speaker 2: get add to this, this gentleman right here. So this
Speaker 2: quote from Churchill is also from nineteen forty and is
Speaker 2: called and I want to apply this. This is very
Speaker 2: important given this audience because the women that are on
Speaker 2: the nights of the Roundtable tonight are all female. Most
Speaker 2: as Dennis Sweeney pointed out, of the women of the
Speaker 2: people in this movement that are courageous enough to stand
Speaker 2: up are women. So to me, that means that basically,
Speaker 2: you guys are leading this movement on the ground. Though
Speaker 2: we do have a leader and Turtle Boy that started
Speaker 2: all of this, that we follow. You women are the
Speaker 2: ones that are leading this, that won't let it go,
Speaker 2: and that are standing up and talking. And that's one
Speaker 2: of the reasons, among many that we admire all of you.
Speaker 2: So I don't want this isn't written as gender neutral
Speaker 2: as you would expect from nineteen forty. It's called be
Speaker 2: Ye men of Valor. Today is Trinity Sunday. Centuries ago,
Speaker 2: words were written to be and let me know if
Speaker 2: my MIC's okay, Britt, if the sound is okay from here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Today is Trinity Sunday. Centuries ago. Words were written to
Speaker 2: be a call and a spur to the faith full
Speaker 2: servants of truth and justice. Arm yourselves and be ye
Speaker 2: men of valor, and be in readiness for the conflict.
Speaker 2: For it is better for us to perish in battle
Speaker 2: than to look upon the outrage of our nation and
Speaker 2: our altar. As is the will of God. As in heaven,
Speaker 2: So let it be Winston Churchill nineteen forty. Well, so
Speaker 2: think about that with people that are being chased in
Speaker 2: carts in Canton, people that are where they're having to
Speaker 2: be shoved out of the way because someone tried to
Speaker 2: hit them. All of these things have happened within the
Speaker 2: last fourteen days. People are being followed, people are arming
Speaker 2: themselves to go out and walk the dog. So there
Speaker 2: are a lot of things happening on the ground in Canton.
Speaker 2: And this is why, you know, it's better for us
Speaker 2: to perish in battle, as he says, than to look
Speaker 2: upon the outrage of our nation and our altar. So
Speaker 2: I agree, I was happy. I'd be happy to not happy,
Speaker 2: but gladly perish in battle for a cause than to
Speaker 2: perish over stupidity. So anyway, we will also close the
Speaker 2: show with another Winston Churchill quote, which is my favorite.
Speaker 2: But with that, let us start the roundtable and when
Speaker 2: Beatrice comes in, as aforementioned, we will give the floor
Speaker 2: to Beatrice because she may interview Turtle Boy or somebody
Speaker 2: else that she chooses to interview. Richie Schiffer, who is
Speaker 2: coming up. His court date is coming up this week,
Speaker 2: so if that's the case, we'll just break ranks and
Speaker 2: give space to Beatrice for that interview as our calling
Speaker 2: all Beings Live correspondent. How about that? So all right, okay,
Speaker 2: So with that, let's get started with miss Jones and
Speaker 2: her topic. Let's keep our commentary relatively brief and succinct.
Speaker 2: And the reason for that is because we want to
Speaker 2: get to the free for all where you guys grab
Speaker 2: your feather pillows and we have some sort of a
Speaker 2: pillow fight with the chat and get the chat questions
Speaker 2: in there. So we want to get through the roundtable.
Speaker 2: So just be aware. Yes, I hear you, Candy, I
Speaker 2: hear you. So just be aware of how long your
Speaker 2: questions and answers are. And with that, please miss Jones,
Speaker 2: you have the floor.
Speaker 3: Man, Oh my god, I'm so stressed with all these rules.
Speaker 2: Well I'm going to tell you I've been doing these
Speaker 2: for fifteen years and if you don't put down rules,
Speaker 2: it can go crazy. And actually Britt and I saw
Speaker 2: that a little in the last roundtable we did with
Speaker 2: all those folks and people talking over one another. Remember
Speaker 2: that Britt and I lost control of it, So we
Speaker 2: got it.
Speaker 3: I probably get it. I'm I'm, I'm used to teaching
Speaker 3: and being in charge. That's why I'm like Terry.
Speaker 2: Terry told me the same thing, and unfortunately, for tonight,
Speaker 2: I'm in charge. Can you host your show? I'll come
Speaker 2: on and you'll.
Speaker 3: Be in charge of course.
Speaker 2: So there you go.
Speaker 3: So what do I bring up a topic? I was
Speaker 3: thinking about this? Is that how you want me to start?
Speaker 2: Yes? Please? Yeah, bring up your topic and everyone's going
Speaker 2: to get to comment on it.
Speaker 3: Can I give a little bit of foundation how I
Speaker 3: came across this trial?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I mean how you came across. I
Speaker 2: don't know that that's the topic, but go ahead.
Speaker 3: Well it was just to give Okay, I'll just go
Speaker 3: right into it.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 3: I was thinking, so this is about the trial. Anything
Speaker 3: we want with the trial, yes.
Speaker 2: Or the or the case, anything about the case.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm doing a replay a rewatch, sorry, Mike. I
Speaker 3: was thinking, when they go back to trial, if it happens,
Speaker 3: I would like to see them bring in a psychologist
Speaker 3: or somebody that's trauma informed, because if they're going to
Speaker 3: go with the motive that she's a crazy psycho, oh,
Speaker 3: I got to watch my language on here and her motivation.
Speaker 3: If you have someone that's obviously. I'm an educator and
Speaker 3: an advocate, but someone with expertise, like a psychologist, they
Speaker 3: could explain the oh, that's why she's acting out because
Speaker 3: so I thought that would be good because they didn't.
Speaker 3: You could do a play by pay and the emotions
Speaker 3: that she felt. And then sorry, I'm getting distracted with
Speaker 3: the clapping because remember when his brother was on, She's like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, it was consciousness of guilt. She left us,
Speaker 3: But it's like leaving a relationship sometimes you think of
Speaker 3: the bad stuff in order to go away, right, So
Speaker 3: it was just like a of flight response. So I
Speaker 3: don't know, I'm thinking that might be handy if they're
Speaker 3: going to go with that motive.
Speaker 2: So to sum it all up, can you just summarize that?
Speaker 3: Sorry, I have ADHD, so I might be all over.
Speaker 2: The place, but everyone here does. We're good.
Speaker 3: So basically, I think if they're going to bring in
Speaker 3: experts about all this stuff in regards to her behavior
Speaker 3: or how she acted or did she say that, didn't
Speaker 3: you say that, wouldn't it be I think beneficial to
Speaker 3: have some sort of psychiatrists or someone to give their
Speaker 3: expert opinion on what happened that night and what her.
Speaker 2: She just got no, it is and you just got
Speaker 2: cut off. But I get your point, and this is
Speaker 2: really interesting because nobody has brought this one up. So please, Jessica,
Speaker 2: please give your take on that.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you, miss kit Here. I really appreciate it's
Speaker 7: so nice to meet you.
Speaker 10: Officially, I absolutely one hundred percent, one thousand percent agreed
Speaker 10: to in my own personal experience the trauma that I've
Speaker 10: experienced different things, it doesn't hit you until later on.
Speaker 10: That's what I think. However, your actions may be, can
Speaker 10: you guys hear me?
Speaker 2: Yes, all right?
Speaker 10: Sorry, your your actions at the time. I mean I've
Speaker 10: made calls to guys trying to get them, you know,
Speaker 10: I've made calls and left voicemails, you know, trying to
Speaker 10: get attention or whatever. I think it would be really
Speaker 10: good for for a psychologist that is trauma informed and
Speaker 10: understands also the fact that she's dealing with medical issues
Speaker 10: as well, because that plays a big part in her life.
Speaker 5: You know, you know, a lot of her a lot.
Speaker 10: Of her life choices are based on those medical issues.
Speaker 10: I think, and I think that that would be a fantastic, fantastic,
Speaker 10: fantastic to the to the trial team and an and
Speaker 10: a dog bite expert.
Speaker 2: But also that guy that that was on with Melanie
Speaker 2: little Man.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I I think that it would have been
Speaker 8: a good idea if they could have gotten a little
Speaker 8: bit more insight the jury. I think could have gotten
Speaker 8: a little bit more insight into how you know, Karen
Speaker 8: was was feeling from a professional standpoint, for sure. You
Speaker 8: know that I think can be tricky, not for this
Speaker 8: case specifically, but just generally speaking.
Speaker 3: If you don't.
Speaker 8: Spend a lot of time with the person. But I
Speaker 8: still see how that could have potentially been beneficial more
Speaker 8: so than it may have back hired.
Speaker 2: Interesting, And we're going to get a valhaal La law
Speaker 2: in there in after Christina's done, because she's a retired
Speaker 2: lawyer attorney and she corrects me all the time, which
Speaker 2: is great. I'm sure Britt loves it. Go ahead, Britt.
Speaker 2: Your take? Should we have a psychiatrist or something to
Speaker 2: sort of analyze Karen's mental state on that evening?
Speaker 5: Well, not just.
Speaker 4: A psychiatrist, miss Jones. I really liked your input with.
Speaker 5: That, but also I think it might be good to
Speaker 5: have an.
Speaker 4: MD who could share, you know, just to piggyback off
Speaker 4: that maybe share a little bit about what Karen goes
Speaker 4: through considering her medical conditions. She suffers from chromes, she
Speaker 4: suffers from m mess and you know, the Commonwealth was
Speaker 4: trying to use certain decisions she made in the weeks
Speaker 4: leading up to January twenty ninth, twenty twenty two against her,
Speaker 4: things like her wanting her own hotel room in Aruba,
Speaker 4: things like her wanting to leave thirty four Fairview because
Speaker 4: she even said in her own words that she had
Speaker 4: to use the restroom and she was tired of waiting
Speaker 4: there in the driveway, so she just drove to his house.
Speaker 4: So a psychiatrist might be a great addition, and an
Speaker 4: MD may also be a great addition to kind of
Speaker 4: refut some of the Commonwealth's theory that those decisions Karen
Speaker 4: had made was because of a failing relationship. Not necessarily,
Speaker 4: the decisions made in Aruba, for example, were because of
Speaker 4: Karen's help.
Speaker 2: Great points, Britt, This is why we pay so much.
Speaker 2: It's just like, actually, let me see yeah, right, And
Speaker 2: it's funny is because Adam just caught caught Jess modding
Speaker 2: and being a guest that he called heround uh. But
Speaker 2: I'm loving this topic already. H Christina, please man with
Speaker 2: you a in on this.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, sure, okay.
Speaker 9: So usually in a from what I've seen in a
Speaker 9: criminal case, I'm surprised that the Commonwealth did not did
Speaker 9: not file emotion to actually have this done. And I
Speaker 9: think the reason why is because, I mean, obviously Karen
Speaker 9: had a lot of things going on that night, not.
Speaker 6: Only physically, but mentally as well.
Speaker 9: I mean, everybody is sitting here saying that they were
Speaker 9: in a fight on the drive from the Waterfall to
Speaker 9: thirty four fair View, which we don't know because we
Speaker 9: were not in the vehicle.
Speaker 6: But if there was.
Speaker 9: A fight, then she would obviously tell the psychologist psychiatrist,
Speaker 9: whatever the case, we did have a fight. So that
Speaker 9: would basically mean that she would have a reason to
Speaker 9: plead an insanity plea if they are trying to say
Speaker 9: she did that because she was feeling a certain type
Speaker 9: of way, which I'm honest, I'm surprised that they did
Speaker 9: not motion for her to do that since they you know,
Speaker 9: first of all, came with one charge and then a
Speaker 9: few months later it came with the murder charge.
Speaker 6: But it's a good question, definitely a good question.
Speaker 2: That was good man right out of the gate, Miss Jones,
Speaker 2: great job.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just want that what Britt was saying too,
Speaker 3: is a medical doctor for her. That's chrones, right, she
Speaker 3: has if I.
Speaker 5: Recall she has crones and she has ms MS.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that too. Can't that affect her blood alcohol level?
Speaker 3: Like you know they were That was a whole other
Speaker 3: thing too. But you're right, like a psychologist or an MD,
Speaker 3: because we're talking about during COVID, like this was during COVID.
Speaker 3: They're all fucking book. Sorry, they're all like emotions, I
Speaker 3: guess because when I get passionate, I sometimes there.
Speaker 2: But I think it was this case, does it to us, Jamie,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, Love No, No, Well, it was just like
Speaker 3: you could break it down, right because they're saying all
Speaker 3: the stuff and like so she was drunk and then
Speaker 3: she was in a rage, and I mean, I think
Speaker 3: it would have just given a perspective on trauma because
Speaker 3: they're like, oh, we had to do a section. I
Speaker 3: don't know what you call that in the States again,
Speaker 3: and it's like like if why aren't these people trained
Speaker 3: in trauma and form care? I could have probably calmed down,
Speaker 3: calmed her down, in about five ten minutes if I
Speaker 3: just sat with her, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 3: why are you going to get shields for your all
Speaker 3: that money they spend? Anyways, I can go on about Canton,
Speaker 3: but there's I think it would have been a complimentary
Speaker 3: of the way they characterized her in the motive and
Speaker 3: the craziness and her behavior. So that's all I have.
Speaker 2: No, you made a great point, and no, you did.
Speaker 2: You were you were? You did? You made it, You
Speaker 2: made a great point. And so I'm going to go
Speaker 2: to what some of the folks in the chat said
Speaker 2: and then we'll go on to the next because we
Speaker 2: want to be really inclusive of the chat here, because
Speaker 2: I've kind of realized like they're part of the show.
Speaker 2: The chart people in the chat are part of the show,
Speaker 2: which is how you guys got on air tonight. So
Speaker 2: so let's go with Valhall law or retired lawyer. And
Speaker 2: she says, in her opinion it's beneficial but risky in court.
Speaker 2: Opens KR up to having think we're going to have
Speaker 2: you reach tonight, britt, don't you worry? Opens up KR
Speaker 2: to having to do mental health exam by Commonwealth experts. Wow,
Speaker 2: So that's something that none of us thought of. But
Speaker 2: because she's an attorney, tired, but an attorney nonetheless, that's
Speaker 2: something we hadn't thought of, that she could be required
Speaker 2: to do a mental health exam and depending upon who
Speaker 2: they get to do that and how dishonest they are
Speaker 2: like everyone else on their side, what they could portend,
Speaker 2: plus you know, cross examination on that on that issue,
Speaker 2: well you know now that I think of it, though,
Speaker 2: Karen's not on the stand, so they couldn't do any
Speaker 2: examination across examination on her, but they could have someone
Speaker 2: testify as to her mental health, which is what valhou
Speaker 2: Law is saying. Maybe it's beneficial but risky. So that's
Speaker 2: a you got kind of a fifty to fifty there,
Speaker 2: All right, Let's go to Kevin from Ireland. Kevin says
Speaker 2: no need for a psychologist. In my humble opinion, it's
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty with jurors, whether they believe it or not. Also,
Speaker 2: we know some people handle crisis like a champ, others
Speaker 2: fall aparts, and some go mute. So Kevin might just
Speaker 2: totally thrash me form my Irish accent, which is okay,
Speaker 2: you know, it's okay. I got thick skin Man from
Speaker 2: as SoC so anyway, So yeah, that that would It's
Speaker 2: so I think Kevin is kind of like, you know,
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty as well, whether how they would how
Speaker 2: they would handle that and and adjudicate that.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then the last one we have from the chat
Speaker 2: is from practice Warden. Go ahead, Brent, okay.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: Practice Warden says, I don't think a psychiatrist is needed.
Speaker 4: Karen's condition doesn't say she hit John or not. Evidence timelines,
Speaker 4: antarcha experts tell us that she didn't hit John.
Speaker 5: So I love that point.
Speaker 4: I you know, this is one of those things where
Speaker 4: you can plan a pretty picnic, but you can't predict
Speaker 4: the weather. I mean, the defense was you know Churchill,
Speaker 4: step aside after that one step aside Churchill.
Speaker 5: That's out past. But anyway, but you know.
Speaker 4: It's it's it's absolutely true that the friends thought that
Speaker 4: they only needed what six witnesses to completely prove that
Speaker 4: Karen Reid was not guilty that well, you know, that's
Speaker 4: that's all they thought that they needed to convince a
Speaker 4: jury of that. So it turned out not to be true.
Speaker 4: So you know, yeah, there absolutely are other experts that
Speaker 4: if I were on the defense team, I would.
Speaker 6: Add in.
Speaker 2: That is a good one. Also that there was a
Speaker 2: great great points by everybody. Thank you for all all that.
Speaker 2: That was a great topic, Miss Jones. And the Snork Award,
Speaker 2: I think has to go to the nurse. Where's what's
Speaker 2: the nurse's name in here? So far tonight? Somebody helped
Speaker 2: me out. Yeah, there's somebody that has nurse in her username.
Speaker 2: Is that what it is? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't find her now, but yeah, you get the
Speaker 2: Snark Award. Great stuff, great stuff tonight. Let's go back
Speaker 2: to topics and this one's going to go to miss
Speaker 2: a Jessica and b we'll star you again. Valhall Loan,
Speaker 2: We'll get you in there. We need beverage cams please,
Speaker 2: the petty paralegal. Also you might get Oh yes, great
Speaker 2: great job by both you two. You guys are co
Speaker 2: Snark Award winners for this evening. And Christina, yes you
Speaker 2: can read the next the next tweek that we do.
Speaker 2: Please Jessica, if you would continue with your topic them Okay.
Speaker 3: My topic.
Speaker 10: I had a really hard time deciding which one I
Speaker 10: was gonna not going to tand it on. But okay,
Speaker 10: so I have a lot of.
Speaker 7: People don't know this, I was the boy Afghanistan. I
Speaker 7: have experience with arc UP personally.
Speaker 10: The technology in twenty eleven when I got there, literally
Speaker 10: a week after I got there, we had what we're
Speaker 10: called M wraps.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 10: EO D units were driving around those with those with
Speaker 10: all their equipment you know, bomb suits of robots, all
Speaker 10: the other jazz. Anyway, so when we got there there
Speaker 10: we were weak in our deployment.
Speaker 7: There was three three.
Speaker 10: Air Force texts EOD texts that that got that were
Speaker 10: locked in their vehicle, they could not get out because
Speaker 10: of the seatbelts, because of the door locking all that,
Speaker 10: and then ARCA and so literally there was a rush
Speaker 10: to get all the trucks in the country upgraded because
Speaker 10: we were having so many issues with casualties. So I
Speaker 10: didn't know if anybody else had any experience with ARCA
Speaker 10: that they just may have not figured that they just
Speaker 10: figured out later on, or not just about the hockey,
Speaker 10: but like in your personal life, like wheelchairs and things
Speaker 10: like that.
Speaker 7: Like I had a brother who had a wheelchair and
Speaker 7: he was constantly getting new wheelchairs.
Speaker 10: Because I don't think people really grasped well, first of all,
Speaker 10: they thought that the insurance company.
Speaker 7: Purchased brought ARCA or Turtle Boy brought ARCA.
Speaker 10: But I didn't know if anybody had had kind of
Speaker 10: dove in and seen, you know, everything that they do,
Speaker 10: and if it had affected your life personally.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's my that's my question. And if and.
Speaker 10: How we turned those experiences to make it so that
Speaker 10: people understand more.
Speaker 2: If that makes summarize that into one sentence.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 10: Basically, if you have ARCA experience in your life, how
Speaker 10: would you tell somebody who's watching a care to read trial, Hey,
Speaker 10: this is these guys. Are these guys are so smart
Speaker 10: way outside of trouper Paul, And here's an example.
Speaker 7: Does that make any sense?
Speaker 2: Yes? So so essentially, Uh, Sarah, you're charged with comparing contrasting. Uh,
Speaker 2: even if you had don't have ARCA experience in your life,
Speaker 2: can you compare and contrast what you understand as the
Speaker 2: difference between those two entities the not so brilliant trooper
Speaker 2: Paul who doesn't know the definition of cinematics and a
Speaker 2: guy who has a PhD in bio biomechanics and biophysics.
Speaker 8: Okay, can you guys still hear me? My earbuds were
Speaker 8: acting up? Okay, so I do not have any personal
Speaker 8: experience with what Jess was just talking about. Uh as
Speaker 8: a viewer who was watching the trial like I would
Speaker 8: if I had been a juror, I probably would have
Speaker 8: been kicked off the jury because I have no poker face.
Speaker 8: And poor Trooper Paul came straight out of the Disney vault,
Speaker 8: and you know, it was just very hard, I think
Speaker 8: to take him seriously. So you know, I felt bad
Speaker 8: for him. You know, the defense, I think it was
Speaker 8: aj who cross examined him, you know, did say that, Yeah,
Speaker 8: say that, you know, have him confirm, have doctor Wolfe confirm.
Speaker 6: I should time switching up a little bit.
Speaker 8: Sorry that they weren't paid by the prosecution or the defense.
Speaker 8: So you know, I don't really know what kind of
Speaker 8: tripped the jurors up there, other than you know, having
Speaker 8: to look into a fire hose with all of the
Speaker 8: Commonwealth's witnesses and probably just forgetting details. So you know,
Speaker 8: I I probably should do more research on that, but
Speaker 8: I don't have any real life experience other than to say,
Speaker 8: unfortunately again for Trooper Paul, even just comparing him physically
Speaker 8: to doctor wolf and the other gentleman. I know where
Speaker 8: my my brain would have gone is to who I
Speaker 8: would have probably trusted had more accurate knowledge of the information.
Speaker 4: Miss brit happens absolutely so I personally don't have any.
Speaker 5: Fore knowledge of ARCA either.
Speaker 4: I had never heard of that association prior to the
Speaker 4: Karen Reid trial. But I will say that right off
Speaker 4: the bat, if I were asked to explain their level
Speaker 4: of expertise to someone who's just coming in to maybe
Speaker 4: the Karen Reid community and doesn't quite understand their level
Speaker 4: of superiority over other witnesses like Trooper Paul, I would
Speaker 4: essentially say, this is the end all be all of
Speaker 4: science and biomechanics. They work for the government, They work
Speaker 4: for your sports teams. The National Hockey League, for example,
Speaker 4: is one that they listed. These people are not paid
Speaker 4: hundreds of thousands or even in the millions of dollars
Speaker 4: to make an educated guess. So if they're speaking authoritatively
Speaker 4: on something like whether or not Officer John O'Keefe, Happy
Speaker 4: Birthday to you in Heaven was hit by a car,
Speaker 4: then I'm going to trust what they say over Trooper Paul.
Speaker 4: I mean, even just sitting in court, each set of
Speaker 4: witnesses was asked to describe their experience and expertise. So
Speaker 4: just based off of that alone, if I were a juror,
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter to me who hired ARKA. I'd be
Speaker 4: trusting ARCA over Trooper Paul and a heartbeat.
Speaker 5: You bet your sweet potatoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no question, no question about at And what Jess
Speaker 2: was talking about. The m RAP is a mine resistant
Speaker 2: armored personnel vehicle that came out as kind of like
Speaker 2: a much bigger, stouter version of the hunting And notice
Speaker 2: they say mine resistant. It's it's resistant is the key
Speaker 2: where they're not proof because the enemy figured out some
Speaker 2: ways to get at them, so we had to we
Speaker 2: have to counter with with different things. But I did
Speaker 2: go through rollover training for that thing. I think it
Speaker 2: Fort Bliss is right around when Jess was there as
Speaker 2: active duty. I was over there wearing civilian clothes doing
Speaker 2: something else, and I even had to go to an
Speaker 2: army base to get training. But but yeah, it's interesting
Speaker 2: that ARCO was involved in in some of those things
Speaker 2: to figure out where probably where the weak points are
Speaker 2: in that vehicle so that we we could reinforce those
Speaker 2: points because the enemy would devise their weaponry in such
Speaker 2: a way to penetrate the additional armor that the m
Speaker 2: RAP was was fitted with. So onto, miss Christina Rosmussen, what.
Speaker 6: You say, my name is hilarious? Okay.
Speaker 9: So really there's only there's really only a few sentences to.
Speaker 6: Basically bound this up. Okay.
Speaker 9: I don't have any experience with ARCA in my life,
Speaker 9: but I will say this, Doctor Renschler is a senior biomechanist, okay,
Speaker 9: and doctor Wolf is actually the director of the acts
Speaker 9: of Reconstructionists at ARCA.
Speaker 6: Let's see, doctor.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 9: I mean they have PhDs Tuper Paul toic classes and
Speaker 9: I'm not I'm not saying that his classes weren't what
Speaker 9: they're supposed to be, but they're not. He didn't get
Speaker 9: a PhD in a nine week class. You go to
Speaker 9: school for years, in years and years to become these
Speaker 9: accident reconstructionists. So you can't. You can't even put Trooper
Speaker 9: Paul and these two doctors in the same sentence. You
Speaker 9: just can't. And that's what I have to say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a this is just an easy kill
Speaker 2: on this one. Unfortunately for them, they weren't able to
Speaker 2: produce somebody, so they were going to probably try to
Speaker 2: hire somebody and hopefully they're going to be able to
Speaker 2: get that information. I thought to me, it was crystal
Speaker 2: clear what Alan Jackson said, the fact that when he said,
Speaker 2: did either I did either us or the prosecution engage
Speaker 2: you in any way or speak to you or hire
Speaker 2: you for this trial? And they and they answered no,
Speaker 2: how the jury can be confused of that would make
Speaker 2: me want to administer some form of an IQ test.
Speaker 2: I mean that that would be my thought. Uh, we
Speaker 2: just have one start here. Let me see this one
Speaker 2: right here, if you could read this one right here, Christina,
Speaker 2: and then we'll move on.
Speaker 6: Please sure, okay.
Speaker 9: So Fahalla Law says the defense might be able to
Speaker 9: get some of the important medical info in from civilian
Speaker 9: witnesses who know Karen, but they'd have to work it
Speaker 9: in around other evidence.
Speaker 2: Interesting, so there is sort of a methodology there. And
Speaker 2: we totally forgot she is afflicted with a severe gastritis
Speaker 2: such that he said she's had something like a dozen
Speaker 2: surgeries that have to do with her gastro intestinal system.
Speaker 2: So Karen obviously suffered a lot of medical issues that then,
Speaker 2: as we know, they can affect your mental affect how
Speaker 2: you feel. It's very difficult to be positive when you're
Speaker 2: always having to go get a surge to correct something,
Speaker 2: because the only reason you go get surgery is something's
Speaker 2: not working right. So the fact that she can withstand
Speaker 2: the pounding that she's getting from the state is why
Speaker 2: Turtle Boy, I think says that. He says, I could
Speaker 2: not have stood up to that which this woman has endured.
Speaker 2: So great, great, great job. Actually we got to get.
Speaker 3: To can I can I talk to you?
Speaker 6: Crash that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Actually, yeah, you Sarah gets to go and then
Speaker 2: and then you So I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I thought you did.
Speaker 2: Okay, my apologies, go ahead. Did you go, Sarah? Did I? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I already went as far as answering as far as
Speaker 8: answering Jessica's question, I already went.
Speaker 2: Roger, it is miss Jones. Yes, please crash daddy's and
Speaker 2: crash daddy's.
Speaker 3: Oh my. I went in as a total virtual jur
Speaker 3: I had no idea of nothing. I just went in.
Speaker 3: So I thought it wasn't hard for me to figure
Speaker 3: out that this was a separate I didn't even know
Speaker 3: about the FEDS, so I knew it was a separate
Speaker 3: investigation of someone else. I didn't think it was an
Speaker 3: insurance company, so I don't. But as soon as what's
Speaker 3: his face mentioned FEDS and his answer remember was, I
Speaker 3: think it was yes, So I'm like, oh, so I
Speaker 3: kind of put two together. Regardless the ARCA, which I
Speaker 3: I don't know if I can answer to. What I
Speaker 3: would have liked to see is sorry, sometimes I can't
Speaker 3: think of the word in English demonstratives if they have
Speaker 3: that's for some people like me. I'm very visual, so
Speaker 3: I was like, oh, fuck, you built it. Oh sorry,
Speaker 3: you built a cannon. And I was like, I want
Speaker 3: to see this. But if they would have done a
Speaker 3: demonstrative of the experiments they did, I think that would
Speaker 3: have suck sunk in a bit more. Uh, you know,
Speaker 3: not a Kevin style demonstrative of car hitting, but I
Speaker 3: think that would have helped maybe the jury understand instead
Speaker 3: of just talking about, you know, a demonstrative I find
Speaker 3: would be helpful. But that's really I don't know if
Speaker 3: that answers.
Speaker 2: You know what. I want to chime in on this
Speaker 2: one myself. I wasn't going to chime in, but I
Speaker 2: have some thoughts about this that I have that I've
Speaker 2: spoken about before, and I'm going to bring it up
Speaker 2: again and I know that I risk being stoned in
Speaker 2: the town center in seventeenth century England right now, and
Speaker 2: I'm probably going to deserve being stoned to death. I
Speaker 2: don't think that they reconstructed the accident the way that
Speaker 2: I would have liked to have seen them do. I
Speaker 2: would have liked to have seen them take an anatomical
Speaker 2: weighted dummy like John's size and weight, position that dummy
Speaker 2: in some sort of a obviously some sort of a
Speaker 2: parking lot area or circuit, and then back up into
Speaker 2: that dummy at twenty four miles an hour, even with
Speaker 2: a rock glass in his hand, even positioning. They have
Speaker 2: these anatomical dummies. If you've seen Forged in Fire where
Speaker 2: they make the swords, they will use an anatomical filled
Speaker 2: with blood dummy that are very beautifully constructed. It looks
Speaker 2: just like a human, and when you cut into it
Speaker 2: with a certain amount of force, it will bleed. And
Speaker 2: if I'm sure these dummies exist, and I would have
Speaker 2: liked to have seen him exactly, the prosecution says, with
Speaker 2: his arm holding a drink at a ninety degree angle,
Speaker 2: and then have them back up a twenty twenty one
Speaker 2: Lexus five seventy at twenty four miles an hour and
Speaker 2: see what happens, see what happens to the bone structure,
Speaker 2: and they can fit the body with sensors and all
Speaker 2: these sorts of things, so you can see. That's how
Speaker 2: they do. That's what crash test dummies do when they
Speaker 2: test vehicles when I forget it's the IHT when they
Speaker 2: when they test vehicles for safety. I would have liked
Speaker 2: to have seen them do that for for this trial,
Speaker 2: as opposed to shooting a frigging glass at the tailighted
Speaker 2: twenty nine miles an hour. Like so again, I you know,
Speaker 2: if I were to say, what could we do differently?
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm talking to two guys that, on their
Speaker 2: worst day totally drunk, are smarter than I'll ever be.
Speaker 2: But that's what I would do differently, is to recreate
Speaker 2: the accident that the prosecution said happened as opposed to
Speaker 2: firing a shot glass out with a cannon. That's all
Speaker 2: I got. Let's go on to the I.
Speaker 3: Agree, that's what I was thinking, And I'm sure they
Speaker 3: have the facility to do that and the resources.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably, Well, the resource is gonna have to come
Speaker 2: from the government because they're not going to pay for it.
Speaker 2: So someone's gonna have to spend whatever they it costs
Speaker 2: them to do this. It's going to cost a lot
Speaker 2: more to do that because they're gonna have to get
Speaker 2: a VIC you know, you got to go through all
Speaker 2: kinds of stuff. But it's within the financial means of
Speaker 2: the Department of Justice to pay for it if undesirable.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, Sarah, Okay, I am curious to know what
Speaker 8: everybody's most memorable which can be positive or negative, memory
Speaker 8: of the trial is and why.
Speaker 2: Oh hm, I like that me too, yep, I got one,
Speaker 2: but table, Go ahead, it happens.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: What jumps out to me when I think of the
Speaker 4: trial itself was the tension that you could cut with
Speaker 4: a knife as Jennifer McCabe sat there staring daggers at
Speaker 4: Alan Jackson, staring lasers at Karen Reed and Dave and Yadeeddi,
Speaker 4: lying through her tooth, as she was looking right at
Speaker 4: her phone records, right at you know, any police reports
Speaker 4: that conflicted what she was testifying to and just telling
Speaker 4: us blatantly. Oh well, I don't know what he said
Speaker 4: in his report and his police report, but what actually
Speaker 4: happened was this, Oh, the phone records are wrong. The
Speaker 4: Celebright extraction was wrong. What I actually did was what
Speaker 4: I'm saying to you now that was worthy of making
Speaker 4: my skin crawl just watching.
Speaker 2: That excellent miss uh Miss Rasmussen.
Speaker 9: Okay, so I think it would have to be Karen
Speaker 9: Reid was framed perfect was the first part and was it?
Speaker 9: And then also every day seen everybody's beautiful face on
Speaker 9: that sidewalk every morning.
Speaker 6: It was great to see. I love the boots on
Speaker 6: the ground.
Speaker 2: Keep going, guys, rock on, rock on, uh, Miss Jones, Yes.
Speaker 3: Oh I love that question. Hold on, sorry, my son
Speaker 3: has special needs and he's That's when my phone cut
Speaker 3: off because I had to text him. Okay. The question
Speaker 3: was what was like some stop sachi fee, I'll start
Speaker 3: talking to you in French when I.
Speaker 11: Made So, what was your favorite Christina trial?
Speaker 3: My favorite part of the trial I had most memorable,
Speaker 3: I had to it was when the guy didn't go
Speaker 3: into the house. My mouth dropped them like oh, like
Speaker 3: it was just it was like sometimes I have like
Speaker 3: these trial orgasmic moments, so like when I believe it
Speaker 3: was AJ that was cross examining him, and the other
Speaker 3: moment was and I'm not like it was the propter
Speaker 3: text and as soon as he used that word, which
Speaker 3: I can't say people might find it all. But I
Speaker 3: started laughing because I was like, at first, I wasn't
Speaker 3: really angry, but that's just because it's just a massame.
Speaker 3: Sometimes my pronunciations off, but the massogy is sexted him
Speaker 3: and I just laughed and I'm like, wow, and I'm
Speaker 3: thinking I wouldn't want to be I couldn't be on
Speaker 3: the jerk cause I'd get up and be like, this
Speaker 3: is a shit show. I'm out like it was just
Speaker 3: and how he was looking and I'm like, you're so
Speaker 3: full of caca, Like I just can't swer. So anyway,
Speaker 3: I just found that, and I know it's upsetting to
Speaker 3: some people, but I'm like, hey, you know this is
Speaker 3: lof the top, but the mindset that is still in,
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm an army brat, so I know how
Speaker 3: this sort of you know what I mean, like this
Speaker 3: this missad. I grew up around it. I've learnt to
Speaker 3: deal with it. But I'm like this, and I don't
Speaker 3: shame people because I've been shamed and stuff. But I
Speaker 3: applauded Jackson when you went and shame on you. I
Speaker 3: was like, that's deserved shame. But those were two big
Speaker 3: moments for me because they just were it's just they
Speaker 3: they're often attacking her and you know, look what you're
Speaker 3: wears and this and that, and he got him, he didn't.
Speaker 3: I thought that was just another orgastic cross where I
Speaker 3: was like.
Speaker 2: Oh, so to tag on your point, miss Jones. It
Speaker 2: was great when Jackson followed with so you hate you
Speaker 2: hate a tourny? Ynetni's right there, go ahead tell him, yeah,
Speaker 2: and Andi is just kind of like, you know, just
Speaker 2: nodding his head like, yeah, go ahead tell me.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: I thought that was beautiful the way that the way
Speaker 2: that he did that.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I'm like, I think he needs a Snickers. You know,
Speaker 3: it's really crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm going to send him one. I want to I
Speaker 2: want to break real quick. I want to say thank
Speaker 2: you to the petty paralegal. Ma'am. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You not only became a member, but you gifted five
Speaker 2: memberships and that is very very kind and generous of you, ma'am.
Speaker 2: So I appreciate it, and it's great to have you
Speaker 2: as part of the Calling All Beings family. And by
Speaker 2: the way, this is the first listener round table. There's
Speaker 2: going to be a second and a third. So if
Speaker 2: you want to come on the next listener round table
Speaker 2: and share your views along with a little bit of snark,
Speaker 2: we could get you and Cursey Nursey m on here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we get get some snark on here. Also. Uh, I
Speaker 2: want to bring up a valhall lass that there's said
Speaker 2: something uh interesting here. Just give me a second. This
Speaker 2: was about the jury back to the jury with ARKA.
Speaker 2: To acquit KR, the jury has to admit this is
Speaker 2: very important. I want to I want to point this
Speaker 2: out to the whole panel. And the reason this is
Speaker 2: important is because we who are sitting on this panel
Speaker 2: and you all in the chat, all of us that
Speaker 2: are part of this free care and read family, we
Speaker 2: want people to do what this young lady Valholas is
Speaker 2: talking about right here. So I'm gonna read it, or
Speaker 2: actually go ahead and uh you read it. Uh Sarah,
Speaker 2: your turn?
Speaker 6: Oh sorry, all right.
Speaker 8: So to acquit KR, the jury has to admit their
Speaker 8: own community is rife with corruption and fundamentally morally rancid.
Speaker 6: Amen to that.
Speaker 8: It's sort of not hang on, sorry, it's sort of
Speaker 8: not about ability to understand arca.
Speaker 2: So you're challenging people's notion of what their reality is.
Speaker 2: You know, Britt and I have had discussions about UFOs
Speaker 2: because both of us, in the span of our entire lifetime,
Speaker 2: have actually seen one. But when you tell somebody who
Speaker 2: hasn't experienced something, when you challenge their notion of what
Speaker 2: reality is, that not all cops are good, believe it
Speaker 2: or not, most of them are. Some of them are
Speaker 2: actually dishonest and actually criminal. You are challenging their notion
Speaker 2: of what their safety is. And when I spoke with
Speaker 2: Grace from dream feed Media yesterday, she is giving that space,
Speaker 2: that charity to Peggy O'Keefe and not being angry with
Speaker 2: her because people and she actually had some other factoids
Speaker 2: about Peggy. About Peggy o'keef to add in here, which
Speaker 2: is why we don't attack her on this show, because
Speaker 2: people are trying to challenge what she thinks is real,
Speaker 2: and even though we know it's ridiculous and absurd given
Speaker 2: the facts. People believe what they want to believe in
Speaker 2: many cases, not what consensus reality or facts or logic
Speaker 2: tells them. That's not just with Peggy o'keef. You can
Speaker 2: just look to your left, look to your right, in
Speaker 2: the crowded shopping center, and you're gonna see that for
Speaker 2: a lot of people. I'm not gonna say the majority
Speaker 2: of the minority of people, but it's normal, all right
Speaker 2: with that, And we're gonna get to you. Sherry has
Speaker 2: great question stuff, Kevin. We're gonna get to your stuff,
Speaker 2: but we got to continue with the roundtable, so we're
Speaker 2: gonna we're gonna circle back in DJA. Yes, ma'am, there's one. Yes, ma'am,
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 8: No, I was just gonna say, I'm so sorry to
Speaker 8: cut you off because I was trying not to open up.
Speaker 8: I didn't know if miss just still needed to go.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I also want to to answer my question.
Speaker 2: Before we move on, please, man.
Speaker 8: Yeah, oh you want me to do it now?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely? Okay.
Speaker 8: So, I mean there's there's a lot of standouts, but
Speaker 8: I think that the most memorable for me will always
Speaker 8: be the look.
Speaker 3: Of just discussed.
Speaker 8: And I can't even think of a strong enough word.
Speaker 8: When Alan Jackson was cross examining Michael Proctor. I mean,
Speaker 8: I can close my eyes and see the face that
Speaker 8: he made at Proctor through the entire cross examination. I
Speaker 8: don't even know what appropriate word describes that, but I
Speaker 8: will I will probably never forget that. There's a lot
Speaker 8: of things that I will not forget. But I think
Speaker 8: that that is the definition of if looks could kill,
Speaker 8: And quite frankly, that's what led me.
Speaker 6: To asking the question that I asked. So thank you
Speaker 6: for allowing me to answer.
Speaker 2: Oh, you know what, you thank you for helping me
Speaker 2: keep this roundtable organized. I am going to ask you
Speaker 2: to be co host on the future episode, just so
Speaker 2: you're prepared on a future roundtable in fact, so just
Speaker 2: so you're prepared for that, Sarah, And thank you for
Speaker 2: correcting me on here, Kursey Nursey m because she pointed
Speaker 2: out the crash Chatty's didn't know the Commonwealth theory. They
Speaker 2: had to hypothesize, and that is the most salient point.
Speaker 2: And so maybe I don't deserve to be stoned because
Speaker 2: they didn't know. So I'm just coming up with a
Speaker 2: different way they could do it. But I should have
Speaker 2: known that they had they had all that information, they
Speaker 2: would have probably done what I said and just said, oh,
Speaker 2: we'll just recreate what these idiots think happened, so we
Speaker 2: could prove it didn't happen anyway, all right, I'm sorry
Speaker 2: miss Jessica and beasy your most memorable moment of the trial?
Speaker 10: Man, Okay, so I'll keep it short. I obviously DJ
Speaker 10: know this about me.
Speaker 7: I am.
Speaker 10: I've really struggled with my mental health over the last
Speaker 10: year or so. And the reason why I started watching
Speaker 10: in the care retrial, to be honest, is because I
Speaker 10: hear Chicago have been a victim and a witness they
Speaker 10: very corrupt federal investigation and literally have been alone with
Speaker 10: a lot of it, and it's very scary. And it
Speaker 10: was just so interesting for me as people went on
Speaker 10: and they learned about it, and like you said, you
Speaker 10: can't make people believe or in order for people to
Speaker 10: flip the reality like to what they've grown up knowing,
Speaker 10: like trust the police, you know, don't question them like
Speaker 10: you know all this other stuff because you know, a
Speaker 10: frame job can't happen. It was just so interesting to
Speaker 10: see people's you know, their brain shift, especially since a
Speaker 10: lot of people came into it not really knowing a
Speaker 10: whole lot. You know, there's a core core hundreds of
Speaker 10: people who knew, especially the area that has personally experienced.
Speaker 10: But for internationally to see all the international people come
Speaker 10: together and we became a family and now we're all
Speaker 10: Now we end up in chat chats like this, we're like,
Speaker 10: how exactly did we get here? What did we come
Speaker 10: to this chat? And so we always look for each other.
Speaker 10: And so the family, like the family that I've gotten
Speaker 10: that people don't know how much it's really helped me
Speaker 10: a lot. I can't tell. I can't say enough about
Speaker 10: how much I value this community and how much I
Speaker 10: value everybody in here.
Speaker 2: And no, it's okay, Love, you've helped us too. You've
Speaker 2: helped us too, Jess, by you, by you being here,
Speaker 2: and that's right. Yeah, I don't know if I can
Speaker 2: do that as well as Britt, but my fingers arthritis,
Speaker 2: who knows. But you've helped us as well your presence here,
Speaker 2: so you're you're a part of it. So thank you
Speaker 2: for everything that that you do and and you've you know,
Speaker 2: contacted me personally made me feel like, okay, what I'm
Speaker 2: doing is worthwhile. So thank you. Okay, So I think
Speaker 2: we're on too brid happens Mike correct for a topic.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, so Bet has been making some interesting rulings
Speaker 4: as of this week. Hair obviously we are aware now,
Speaker 4: but in case someone isn't who's watching that. She ruled
Speaker 4: against turning over the phone records for Karen Reid's father,
Speaker 4: Bill Reid and her mother Janet Reid, and we also
Speaker 4: got a big fat middle finger flipped from her to journalism.
Speaker 4: She ruled in favor of the Commonwealth's motion to receive
Speaker 4: Gretchen Voss's personal notes, Gretchen Voss's redacted material, everything from
Speaker 4: the Boston Harold interview, which means she likely is going
Speaker 4: to do the same with twenty twenty with dateline with.
Speaker 5: You know, with everybody in the media who Karen Reid
Speaker 5: did speak with.
Speaker 4: That being said, I mean she she did shock us
Speaker 4: pretty big with that one. How do you think she
Speaker 4: is going to rule on excluding doctor Marie Russell, our
Speaker 4: dog bite expert extraordinaire. Do you think she is going
Speaker 4: to have doctor Russell removed?
Speaker 5: And if so, do you think she could face consequences
Speaker 5: for that in her career?
Speaker 2: Miss Christina Rasmussen.
Speaker 6: So I think that she is going I don't think
Speaker 6: she's going.
Speaker 9: To exclude doctor Russell. And the only reason why I
Speaker 9: say that is because, I mean, she gave her such
Speaker 9: a hard.
Speaker 6: Time during her dear last time.
Speaker 9: I mean, she was kind of she was in my opinion,
Speaker 9: she was pretty disrespectful towards her when it came to
Speaker 9: her basically spewing off everything that she did. I mean,
Speaker 9: why didn't she become a lawyer? She could, She should
Speaker 9: have had time, right, I mean, doctor Marie she has
Speaker 9: she was a copsure. There were so many things that
Speaker 9: that woman did along with take care of her parents.
Speaker 9: And it's just the way that aunt I say aunt
Speaker 9: dev because I think of anti dev sorry but thinking.
Speaker 2: Or projecting.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The only reason I would say she would she would.
Speaker 9: Basically allow Hanky's motion is if for somehow, some reasons,
Speaker 9: she knows that they're not going to be able to
Speaker 9: find an expert to dispute her.
Speaker 6: That's the only reason why.
Speaker 9: I think if she does do it that could be
Speaker 9: a reason is because the CW can't find anybody to
Speaker 9: dispute her.
Speaker 6: And she's an expert.
Speaker 9: I mean, come on, she wrote the book on police
Speaker 9: dogs back in the nineties. I mean, I know stuff
Speaker 9: has changed, but you know, you just can't dispute her.
Speaker 6: You can't.
Speaker 9: So that's my take on it.
Speaker 2: Can I channel my inner merrily Melanie Little, I think
Speaker 2: she said. Melanie said something effective. I don't think canine's
Speaker 2: jaws and teeth have changed a whole lot. I don't
Speaker 2: think they've evolved like the saber tooth tiger like much
Speaker 2: differently since the nineties. So I think we're good on that.
Speaker 2: And I think I just want to say real quick
Speaker 2: because I think I think we have two for the
Speaker 2: next round table. Here. Let me let me put these
Speaker 2: guys up here. Here we go. I think we have
Speaker 2: two for the next round table. We have the petty
Speaker 2: paralegal Kersey Nursey m for the next round table. Unless
Speaker 2: they say no to me, book it.
Speaker 6: Book DJ Buocket out there.
Speaker 2: All right. I'm sorry, miss miss Jones. This seven year
Speaker 2: police officer, the woman who clearly hates police officers in
Speaker 2: Massachusetts because she graduated from the Boston Police Academy and
Speaker 2: served in Malden for I don't know, not one or
Speaker 2: two years, but like seven before going to medical school.
Speaker 2: Clearly she's biased against the police. What do you think
Speaker 2: about Judge Bev? And I almost did the same mistake
Speaker 2: about Auntie bev?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 2: What do you think about Joe Bev's adjudication on uh
Speaker 2: on doctor Russell?
Speaker 13: Well, I think she'll allow it because she'll allow it,
Speaker 13: because if she doesn't allow it, that might.
Speaker 3: I don't know. You never know what she's gonna do,
Speaker 3: just like you never know what a jury's gonna do.
Speaker 3: But if she doesn't allow it, it just doesn't really
Speaker 3: make sense, does it. Like I don't know, it's hard
Speaker 3: to say. That's all I got.
Speaker 2: Yep, miss uh, Miss Jessica, And b what do you
Speaker 2: think about uh? Uh this hearing? And is it a
Speaker 2: dobear a dobear hearing? Uh to redress on doctor Russell.
Speaker 10: Well, personally, I think she's gonna make her take a
Speaker 10: red eye.
Speaker 2: Can't you take the red eye, doctor Russell?
Speaker 6: Go by train?
Speaker 7: Let make sure you get there all within the same day.
Speaker 7: You got to come in and get out.
Speaker 10: I think that if she does, I'm obviously I have
Speaker 10: different views than most people. I think there is if
Speaker 10: Judge BEV does anything, it is in any way switched
Speaker 10: from the first time.
Speaker 7: It is because she is She's not corrupt, So I
Speaker 7: can't say.
Speaker 10: That she is swayed certain ways due to certain people
Speaker 10: or events going on in the area or in the
Speaker 10: state or whatever. But I mean I think that she
Speaker 10: would if she did exclude her first of all, like
Speaker 10: doctor Russell's like everybody's mem I mean, my Girlma died
Speaker 10: on trial.
Speaker 7: So I love doctor Russell.
Speaker 10: But I also have dog bites on German shepherd dog
Speaker 10: bite scars on my leg.
Speaker 7: So I'm like, I'm.
Speaker 10: Like, I don't I don't know if she If she does,
Speaker 10: it'll go it'll go bad for her either way.
Speaker 7: But hope, because I'd love to see me again. Maybe
Speaker 7: give her a hug.
Speaker 6: Oh I just told like baker Cake.
Speaker 10: You know she could she doesn't need the lifetime subscription
Speaker 10: of Boston Blow.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know, because that clearly shows her bias. Can
Speaker 2: you can you tell the jury when you got that
Speaker 2: subscription there?
Speaker 9: Uh uh?
Speaker 2: Dr Russell? Please? Did you pay it in monthly increments
Speaker 2: or did you pay for the year? And once? I
Speaker 2: think the jury needs man, that was like painful. So
Speaker 2: you know, I'd like to ask this of val Hal
Speaker 2: Law to me if for some reason she would rule
Speaker 2: against in this dalbart Herring hearing, if she would rule
Speaker 2: against having doctor Russell as an expert, I would ask
Speaker 2: val Hal Law. But I think that that would be
Speaker 2: uh just ripe for appeal like that would be one
Speaker 2: of like several different things not to mention the Sally
Speaker 2: Port video and which should have been you know, Brady material,
Speaker 2: you know all that, all that sort of stuff. So yeah,
Speaker 2: so thank you, thank you, Shelby, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Vermont Bread says that Valhalla Law has left the chat,
Speaker 4: so she won't be able to answer, okay really quickly
Speaker 4: if I can just say, you know, the reason I'm
Speaker 4: even asking is, you know, she gave us a pretty
Speaker 4: big clue by requiring a second wadier.
Speaker 5: That she might not allow doctor Russell in.
Speaker 2: You know, personally, I think she will because if not,
Speaker 2: then she has to put it in a written opinion
Speaker 2: why she doesn't, and then again that will be open
Speaker 2: that can be in my opinion, we do if we
Speaker 2: do have somebody here who has a legal background. I
Speaker 2: think it's right if the petty pairalegal, I think it'll
Speaker 2: be ripe for appeal If she doesn't, so I think
Speaker 2: they could take that to a higher court. Even that
Speaker 2: could be emotion at the s JC. So I don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't think she will do that. I think she's
Speaker 2: just I think she's just allowing the Commonwealth to do
Speaker 2: this is consistent with her behavior throughout the trial. Right
Speaker 2: ruling ruling nine to one against and I don't know
Speaker 2: what Richie micro Dots has figured out, ruling like nine
Speaker 2: to one in favor of the Commonwealth over the defense.
Speaker 2: So I think this is oh, here she goes there,
Speaker 2: she's here. It's tough because allowing experts' child trial to okay,
Speaker 2: so maybe it's not. Maybe maybe they won't be able
Speaker 2: to appeal that. So I stand corrected. Thank you, valhall Lah.
Speaker 2: I owe you something I don't know. I owe you
Speaker 2: a gift somehow. Thank you? All right, what's that I said.
Speaker 10: The gifts to get Yeah, yeah, after this is all over,
Speaker 10: I owe you a gift and thank you Shelby so much.
Speaker 2: Hopefully you will be on the next roundtable with the
Speaker 2: petty paralegal and the equally snarky Kursey Nursey. So anyway, okay,
Speaker 2: so next after that, let's see see you win. Christina went,
Speaker 2: I think that's did did Sarah go?
Speaker 8: I have not no, okay, So.
Speaker 6: I have a lot of thoughts.
Speaker 8: I agree with snippets of what everybody has said so far.
Speaker 8: I'm going to tweak my answer a little bit and
Speaker 8: say that I am more curious on when she will
Speaker 8: rule versus what she will rule, because we all know
Speaker 8: that we are waiting on the s JC, and my
Speaker 8: personal uneducated opinion is that their ruling could impact her ruling,
Speaker 8: So I really could see it going either way. I
Speaker 8: think the ringer that she put doctor Marie Russell through
Speaker 8: the first time would kind of force her hand to
Speaker 8: allowing her to testify. But BEV is also words that
Speaker 8: are not YouTube friendly, so she might also deny it.
Speaker 8: So I apologize for being a fence sitter, but for me,
Speaker 8: I am more paying attention at this point to what
Speaker 8: rulings she makes either way prior to the sgc's ruling
Speaker 8: coming back versus which ones are still on pause. That
Speaker 8: that catches my interest more than anything else.
Speaker 2: Sarah just actually gave me a question that's going to
Speaker 2: tag onto this that you know, I'll say for the end,
Speaker 2: But basically it's it's you just gave me a question
Speaker 2: about her reaction to the yes jac's ruling and what
Speaker 2: that might portend for her actions going forward if they
Speaker 2: rule against her and make her pol the jury. But
Speaker 2: I think so now I believe it's Christina Rasmussen's her topic.
Speaker 9: Okay, so my topic is miss Jennifer. I can't do
Speaker 9: it as good as you, brit. I'm so sorry it's
Speaker 9: Jennifer mcay. I have been seeing lately that people have
Speaker 9: been on her Apple health datam really really going through it,
Speaker 9: and it's starting to look like she won was not
Speaker 9: home during the infamous to twenty seven am Google search,
Speaker 9: and it's also showing that her Apple Health datam may
Speaker 9: have been hampered with as well. So my question is,
Speaker 9: do you guys think that Jennifer McCabe went home or
Speaker 9: do you think she was out the entire night trying
Speaker 9: to quarter back this whole thing, because you always have
Speaker 9: to remember her child's involved, her nephews involved, numerous nephews.
Speaker 6: So what do you guys think.
Speaker 9: Do you guys think she was home like she said
Speaker 9: she was googling basketball or do you guys think that
Speaker 9: she was out and about on the town the whole night?
Speaker 2: And that goes to miss Jones.
Speaker 3: Oh, good question. I was watching. I'm rewatching that I
Speaker 3: saw Chris Albert and Julie because you remember, I don't
Speaker 3: know where jen was, but I have a feeling Julie
Speaker 3: left the house too, because remember what's ali when she
Speaker 3: was on this Dan how she actually generally looked shocked
Speaker 3: about her data, like the car being somewhere. Do you
Speaker 3: remember that part? Yes, I'm thinking because she had been
Speaker 3: home and maybe Jen and Julie went and did whatever
Speaker 3: they did with like it's like she didn't. She's like, no,
Speaker 3: I was home my car. Do you remember that moment?
Speaker 3: So I don't know, But when it comes to Chris
Speaker 3: and Julian, like there's something off because.
Speaker 9: Well, let me just say one thing. If you guys
Speaker 9: remember the initial reports from Proctor. I believe it was Procter.
Speaker 9: They both stated they were at thirty four fair View
Speaker 9: and the very initial report that they showed it's been
Speaker 9: all over X.
Speaker 2: But I really don't.
Speaker 9: I think Jen McKay was out quarterbacking all day. I
Speaker 9: don't think she went home at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: For what I'm seeing anyway, miss Jess can be.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 10: So I am a cyber cyber nerd whatever tech nerd.
Speaker 7: That's why I do it night when I can't sleep.
Speaker 7: I firmly believe that all.
Speaker 10: That that I was, that I was tampered with, That
Speaker 10: the text was at the Alley screenshop quote unquote, that
Speaker 10: you can go online and make a free one, fake
Speaker 10: one whatever.
Speaker 7: I think that's all crap and I do think.
Speaker 10: I do think that I thought about that actually the
Speaker 10: other day about jend being out, and I had never
Speaker 10: really thought about that.
Speaker 7: I probably saw on text, But.
Speaker 10: Yeah, no, I think she she coordinated this whole thing.
Speaker 7: She used her teacher. Sorry, she's her teacher.
Speaker 10: Everybody get in a line, everybody hold hands, Let's do this together,
Speaker 10: you know. Yeah, that's what I think.
Speaker 3: It's not a power point somewhere with all the story it.
Speaker 2: Goes to Miss Sarah Shakanhara.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I agree with the ladies. I don't have a
Speaker 8: lot of context of my own to add. Unfortunately, I
Speaker 8: think that she was out making sure that all of
Speaker 8: the eyes were dotted and the teas were crossed, and
Speaker 8: people knew what had happened and what their role was
Speaker 8: going to be, and the formulation of the plan, and
Speaker 8: just kind of making sure that people knew what to
Speaker 8: do over the course of the next handful of hours.
Speaker 8: You know, gotta go to Dunkin Donuts and all that
Speaker 8: stuff for the next morning. So it certainly would not
Speaker 8: surprise me at all.
Speaker 2: Bell how Law here says, yeah, who believes Julie brought
Speaker 2: dunks at the crack of dawn and left it in
Speaker 2: the car. Yeah, that is really weird. I need to
Speaker 2: get ready in on the whole Julie Albert thing.
Speaker 8: So yeah, that doesn't make any sense at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, brit happens. What is your thoughts on what
Speaker 2: were the actions of lion Jen macob that night?
Speaker 4: So I think there's only one reason that you would
Speaker 4: have the Times in the Apple health data being out
Speaker 4: of order. And there's only one reason that you would
Speaker 4: have duplicates in the Times with two different heartbeats.
Speaker 2: Hmm. What would that indicate?
Speaker 5: Oh, that indicates that it was tampered with one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: Also, I looked up where she and Matt McCabe live.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to give it away because I don't
Speaker 4: trust the public with that information.
Speaker 2: No, absolutely not.
Speaker 4: She lives two point two miles it's two miles in
Speaker 4: change away from thirty four fair View, and the data
Speaker 4: on her phone shows distances travel that do not make
Speaker 4: sense with her testimony, like driving six and a half
Speaker 4: miles at one point.
Speaker 5: And then.
Speaker 4: Let's see, there's another point in the night where she
Speaker 4: leaves the house. So maybe she was home at some
Speaker 4: point Christina but then left.
Speaker 5: Let me see here I have it, so.
Speaker 6: And I think I know what time. I think it's.
Speaker 6: I think I know what time you're getting ready to say.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's around fourish.
Speaker 2: Yes, she's interesting.
Speaker 4: She leaves the house, she travels like three miles. Instead
Speaker 4: of taking a handful of steps, she travels a distance
Speaker 4: measured in miles, So she she actually left the home
Speaker 4: at some point. According to that data, she may have
Speaker 4: not even been home when she got the call from
Speaker 4: Karen Reied. So yeah, I believe it was it was
Speaker 4: tampered with one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: This is so, this is really interesting. I'd like to
Speaker 2: just take off on Christina's point here, do you guys think?
Speaker 2: Let me let me bring this comment down and get
Speaker 2: down there in the chat. And by the way, Ken
Speaker 2: you really really well before Ken, you really really know this.
Speaker 2: I mean Ken's over in England, he really knows this case.
Speaker 2: It's we're really really lucky that everybody is tracking from
Speaker 2: so many different angles, or we wouldn't understand as much
Speaker 2: about the case as we do. And I also want
Speaker 2: to just take this opportunity to think one more time. Shelby,
Speaker 2: who apparently is going to be on our next round table,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for becoming a member. We appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Love yeah, Shelby, Thank you Shelby, I really do appreciate it.
Speaker 2: And then Tony, we're gonna get to your drone question
Speaker 2: during the pillow fight. I will get I'll give you
Speaker 2: my thoughts on it. I have spoken with the premier
Speaker 2: UAP journalist from England, mister Christopher Sharp. You can find
Speaker 2: him on Twitter at Chris uk Sharp. There are people
Speaker 2: in Congress talk to Chris Sharp. People in the Pentagon,
Speaker 2: including the public affairs officer, Susan Goff, talks to Christopher Sharp.
Speaker 2: So I also had the blessing of speaking with him
Speaker 2: last weekend. Okay, to your point, what value would it
Speaker 2: be for? And this is for anybody on the panel
Speaker 2: now because the roundtable's over, so you can grab your
Speaker 2: pillow with the feathers in it and hit me. But
Speaker 2: to what value is it for Jen McCabe to have
Speaker 2: left the house during this crisis? It could because she's
Speaker 2: a fitness fanatic. And I know about three women of
Speaker 2: her age in Kenton, including Jill Daniels, that are these
Speaker 2: super you know, fitness freaks that probably don't eat carbs
Speaker 2: at all and so forth, and they work out all
Speaker 2: the time. Do you think she went out for a
Speaker 2: run or for everybody? What are your thoughts? What value
Speaker 2: added would it have been to have left the house
Speaker 2: on foot in a snowstorm.
Speaker 3: When I was rewatching the testimony of Chris and Julie,
Speaker 3: as soon as Colin's name is brought up, and you
Speaker 3: know how he said, oh, they always give me a
Speaker 3: kishen either or whatever. I have a feeling maybe Julie
Speaker 3: met up with Jen, or they took care of something something.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I'm explaining myself.
Speaker 2: Clearly Chris's wife, you mean Chris's.
Speaker 3: Wife, because when he did the testimony and I was
Speaker 3: rewatching and sort of diving deeper into the body language
Speaker 3: and the call in or Colin came in and he
Speaker 3: gave us kissed good night and whatever, like it's just
Speaker 3: something's off there, because, like I said, Ali looked generally
Speaker 3: genuinely surprised. She's like, I didn't leave the house, So
Speaker 3: can I ad?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Go ahead, man, Oh I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 7: I think that if they would have left on foot,
Speaker 7: they would have.
Speaker 10: There would have been no cars moving, so they didn't
Speaker 10: have to worry about anybody, any cameras picking them up.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 7: I wonder if they left their their device at certain
Speaker 7: places or I'm just trying to think. Yeah, so I
Speaker 7: think on foot would be I was.
Speaker 2: Smart if they did. But then again, she googled uh
Speaker 2: hasloan to Die? And cold it to twenty seven and
Speaker 2: probably she I don't know what time she deleted of that,
Speaker 2: but yeah, I want to what a dumbass.
Speaker 3: I want to see the footage of the dog they
Speaker 3: found and going to you know, the little dog ally
Speaker 3: found and she's like, oh, we brought it to the
Speaker 3: cop shop and where's that footage at that time?
Speaker 2: Wow? I didn't even know that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that whole part of the story.
Speaker 3: Like, yes, it's weird.
Speaker 9: To me, Like why why?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 9: Why is that even a story?
Speaker 3: It just I don't know, did they check her car
Speaker 3: for for like Chloe, Like it just distincts. We all
Speaker 3: know it stinks, Britt.
Speaker 2: What value is that of Jen McCabe to leave the
Speaker 2: house at that hour?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean I can think of several reasons, but
Speaker 4: what my mind keeps going back to is the testimony
Speaker 4: of Brian aka Lucky Lawfren. He drove by thirty four
Speaker 4: Fairview twice that night with his snowplow, The first time
Speaker 4: he drove by was roughly two twenty am. He saw
Speaker 4: nothing in the yard and there was, you know, nothing
Speaker 4: that seemed out of place. Then he drove by a
Speaker 4: second time because his route has him on that street twice.
Speaker 4: And the second time that he drove by was closer
Speaker 4: to three point thirty am, and that time he noticed
Speaker 4: a ford Edge, a dark colored ford Edge, sitting out
Speaker 4: in front of the house.
Speaker 5: So that makes me.
Speaker 4: Wonder was Jen offering assistance with whatever cleanup was going on?
Speaker 4: Just just saying I think something there coincides with Lucky
Speaker 4: saying that he didn't see a ford Edge at two
Speaker 4: twenty in the morning, but he did see a ford
Speaker 4: Edge at three thirty. So somebody, whether it's Jennifer McCabe
Speaker 4: or someone else, somebody who in the somebody in the
Speaker 4: middle of the night came to thirty four fair View.
Speaker 2: And who would who would that have been.
Speaker 5: That's our question. Someone who drives a forward edge.
Speaker 4: Or but the Albert ford Edge, the the Albert call
Speaker 4: and Albert had a dark colored ford Edge as well.
Speaker 4: Fallen died, so someone could have swung by and picked
Speaker 4: up Jennifer.
Speaker 5: She could have driven her own car. Who knows. It
Speaker 5: doesn't really say that she left the house on the foot.
Speaker 4: It's just that her data switches from her taking steps
Speaker 4: to the English steps to.
Speaker 5: Yeah, moving miles away.
Speaker 9: Yes, right, it's so confusing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so there's.
Speaker 4: There's nothing there that says that she like went for
Speaker 4: a jog or went for a walk or anything.
Speaker 5: She went from moving paces to moving.
Speaker 2: The car was got it?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay, so the indicators she was in the car not
Speaker 2: jogging or walking or anything. Correct, Okay, got.
Speaker 3: It, I got it now, Okay, So could they have
Speaker 3: picked up Chloe at that time? You think?
Speaker 4: Yes, someone had to handle her, someone had to handle
Speaker 4: the body. I mean there there was a several person
Speaker 4: jobs going on that night.
Speaker 10: If enough to know about Faraday bags, just thinking, sorry.
Speaker 2: Well not at that time, not at not at you know,
Speaker 2: between midnight thirty. I mean, if you don't have a
Speaker 2: Faraday bag, you're not going to find one at twelve
Speaker 2: thirty at night to six in the morning. So if
Speaker 2: you didn't already have one, you don't have one, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Well, isn't her husband teching? Maybe he has been hanging
Speaker 3: out in this house, mister McCain.
Speaker 2: I mean I don't know why he would have one,
Speaker 2: but but it seems like Brian Albert could could potentially
Speaker 2: have had one. But but you know, it's weird. Like
Speaker 2: obviously everybody that we know in this oh so Valhallassa
Speaker 2: is aluminum oil work, she's smart, but everybody in the
Speaker 2: house was using their phone. These phones, like Elon Musk
Speaker 2: has talked about, you know, implanning what the phone does
Speaker 2: in people's heads, so you won't have a device, you'll
Speaker 2: just have it in your head. So but they've become
Speaker 2: an extension of us. We carry them everywhere and we
Speaker 2: don't think about that we have it and they're tracking
Speaker 2: it because you're in crisis. You're thinking about crisis. Oh
Speaker 2: my god. Our roundtable member Sarah and Shaq and Huara,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for gifting like ten memberships. Man,
Speaker 2: you guys are.
Speaker 6: You are very welcome.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Man, You're awesome. Uh, do you
Speaker 2: guys want to take questions from the chat?
Speaker 3: Can I just give a shout out to Melanie Little
Speaker 3: and and Mike Mikey bringing me the good corruption shows
Speaker 3: and the can't meet meetings. I always try to call in,
Speaker 3: but I never forget to miss the Crawford. Yes, so
Speaker 3: hopefully they'll hear this, and for everyone in the cesspool
Speaker 3: of Twitter, leave Melanie Little alone because it's getting on
Speaker 3: my nerves.
Speaker 2: Can you can bark at Melanie all day long? She's
Speaker 2: not listening to you. She's not even on Twitter.
Speaker 3: No, no, I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Melanie is.
Speaker 3: But there might be some trolls or little Twitter cesspool
Speaker 3: bubbles and whoever. All that crew is of MC groupies
Speaker 3: that like the.
Speaker 9: Oh, I'll take care of them morning, It'll it'll.
Speaker 2: Be okay, you know what, you know what the thing is, Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you on that case. The thing is is that
Speaker 2: you can't you know, her level of knowledge, her intellect,
Speaker 2: her awareness of everything that's going on. You can't match that.
Speaker 2: You know, you can sit here and try. But she
Speaker 2: knows the law, she understands the case. She's she's was
Speaker 2: a she's been an attorney that's dealt with vehicle accidents
Speaker 2: and dog bites. So what are you gonna do. You're
Speaker 2: gonna go there and say you're a dummy and you
Speaker 2: look older in real life than you do on your profile,
Speaker 2: and she's.
Speaker 3: Gonna like the shaming and the bullying. It's so like,
Speaker 3: sometimes I just on block block people because I'm like,
Speaker 3: I can get really nasty. I'm not a very sunny Canadian.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I'm French and Irish like but I.
Speaker 2: You know, I I hope they do. I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't think Melanie watches a show. I've emailed her and
Speaker 2: she's emailed me back at least twice. So I I
Speaker 2: just think the world of her talent. I think her
Speaker 2: and and Kim are the most talented among us, so
Speaker 2: we can all try to aspire.
Speaker 3: To the lot from her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's brilliant, I mean, simple, simple as that. So
Speaker 2: I do want to thank out be Harmony, Nanny, Granny Wow.
Speaker 2: Love this panel. Thank you, no, we thank you, thank
Speaker 2: you so very much, greatly appreciate it. Thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 7: Thank you guys much for support. We appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're very very generous, Michael Diamond. So now if
Speaker 2: you have a question here could have brought across to
Speaker 2: Tim Alberts home. I've heard that as well. Please thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you, ma'am, really truly thank you. Please, if you
Speaker 2: have something a question, let's put it in the chat.
Speaker 2: Otherwise we're gonna put it to bed for the night,
Speaker 2: because uh, I think Uh, britt has been on air
Speaker 2: for about five hours. Now.
Speaker 6: Brittany is a super star.
Speaker 2: She is she's a star now man. She don't got
Speaker 2: her own channel and she is going to have a
Speaker 2: ton of followers in short order. We are we're gonna
Speaker 2: do another one of these. So, like I said, uh,
Speaker 2: if you see my in the so let me let
Speaker 2: me let me close this for a second so you
Speaker 2: can see it. So at call all beings on Twitter.
Speaker 2: You can get me calling all beings one at Gmail,
Speaker 2: calling all beings the numeral one at Gmail, and we'll
Speaker 2: have you on the next listener roundtable.
Speaker 3: I just go say goodbye.
Speaker 6: I'm real.
Speaker 3: I salute you fair.
Speaker 2: Thank you for coming on. Love, we'll see you again, okay,
Speaker 2: you all right?
Speaker 4: Love.
Speaker 2: So you guys did a phenomenal job tonight. You should
Speaker 2: be awfully, awfully proud of yourselves. Let's get some If
Speaker 2: we get questions from the chat, we'll we'll take them. Uh.
Speaker 2: And then other than that. Oh and Mary Malaki's here.
Speaker 2: I love it when when Sean used to say your name.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Mary, you did not have to say that.
Speaker 4: It was such a it was a little rough.
Speaker 3: He did great.
Speaker 2: Everybody is gonna I've had shows that. Yes, I've had
Speaker 2: shows that I shook my head and went to sleep
Speaker 2: angry many times, not just one.
Speaker 5: I basically lost internet.
Speaker 2: I had that happened too with Shawn and Kim. Oh no,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: I spilled my coffee and didn't even say anything like
Speaker 4: there was coffee all over this wall here too, because
Speaker 4: I was just so like all over the place over
Speaker 4: continuously losing the Internet. And and so I ended up
Speaker 4: whopping a coffee right into the wall and I was like,
Speaker 4: you know what, We're just gonna keep going and I'll
Speaker 4: clean it up.
Speaker 9: When I texted Britt right beforehand just to say good
Speaker 9: luck whatever, and she was like, hey, can you moderate
Speaker 9: And I was like sure, I'll do whatever you want.
Speaker 9: She text me like a couple of minutes before she's like, yeah,
Speaker 9: I can't figure it out.
Speaker 6: We're gonna have to figure.
Speaker 2: And it was a very kind chat, all right real
Speaker 2: and you know what, I could pick you uh brit
Speaker 2: like spilling coffee on it and this is a term
Speaker 2: we used a Dean spilling coffee on your junk and
Speaker 2: being like, oh, just keep going, but I'm glad that
Speaker 2: you got through it, and Maiden Voyd is gonna be good.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about Tony's question real quick about the drones.
Speaker 2: So what I have to say about this, Tony Dizzle
Speaker 2: is that if what I hear is true that they're
Speaker 2: hovering over air bases and one of the one of
Speaker 2: the reports I heard from Christopher from him talking to
Speaker 2: people a couple week and a half ago at RAF
Speaker 2: Mildenhall and RIF Lakenheath, if they're hovering for hours at
Speaker 2: a time. And when I said, what do you mean,
Speaker 2: like how long are they are they? You know, we
Speaker 2: will say like dwell time is when a drone is
Speaker 2: hovering over a target and something to be there like
Speaker 2: eight hours. There's nothing that we have that I know
Speaker 2: of that's human, that's terrestrial, that can hover for eight hours.
Speaker 2: And if it's a light source and if it's moving
Speaker 2: at right angles. Aircraft are wing forms that require there's
Speaker 2: usually banking involved, there's airspeed that's required, and those quad
Speaker 2: coppter drones don't have the ability and the battery endurance
Speaker 2: to stay for eight hours in a spot. Okay, So
Speaker 2: if you're seeing light sources that are moving at right angles,
Speaker 2: aircraft generally speaking don't move at ninety three angles. So sadly,
Speaker 2: as much as there are entities that would want you
Speaker 2: to believe that these are Chinese drones, I'm leaning in
Speaker 2: the direction that they are not Chinese drones. And we
Speaker 2: don't know for what reason that they are here and
Speaker 2: what they are doing, other than that any sort of
Speaker 2: a craft that is hovering over some sort of a
Speaker 2: target like an airbase, it's surveillance. It is some form
Speaker 2: of intelligence gathering. So isr intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance for
Speaker 2: what reason, I don't know, But if I had to
Speaker 2: bet money, I would bet that they are not in
Speaker 2: adversarial nations drones that are doing this over now Langley
Speaker 2: air Base. Someone was talking about in New Jersey the
Speaker 2: other day. This happened Arif Mildenhall, Arif Lake, and Heath
Speaker 2: in the Washington, DC area. So that's all I can say.
Speaker 2: I doubt that they're Chinese are Russian drones because we
Speaker 2: would shoot them out of the sky if they were,
Speaker 2: or we would be able to track them to their
Speaker 2: origin and then get out a whole bunch of handcuffs
Speaker 2: and zip ties and take a whole bunch of people
Speaker 2: to jail. And the fact that that's not happening should
Speaker 2: tell you something, because that's what you would do, is
Speaker 2: you would track these drones to their source, because they
Speaker 2: got a land somewhere. There's gonna be some little kid
Speaker 2: with the hoodie on right and his remote control or
Speaker 2: his phone. I mean, anyone who's gonna do this for
Speaker 2: eight hours and they're going to be arresting that guy. Well,
Speaker 2: because they haven't found that guy. Leads me to believe
Speaker 2: it's not that kind of a craft. It's the kind
Speaker 2: of a craft that we don't know what it is
Speaker 2: or where it's from. Okay, back to the chat, Back
Speaker 2: to your regularly scheduled programming. Final comments from our panelists
Speaker 2: are Nights of the round Table and wonderful Brave Knights.
Speaker 2: They are. Sarah, you've been very quiet, man.
Speaker 8: I'm just following your rules, sir, I.
Speaker 2: Know, but I love you, so I just want to
Speaker 2: love you.
Speaker 8: No, my, well, my my final comment is a question
Speaker 8: to you, which is, did you have a question that
Speaker 8: you had wanted to ask to close this out? Or
Speaker 8: did you ask it already and I missed it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I mean really, I just kind of wanted to know. Oh,
Speaker 2: someone said they're watching out for Higgy his new phones.
Speaker 8: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And we got to check on Julie because Julie's not here,
Speaker 2: so we after this, we're going to make sure Julie's okay.
Speaker 7: Overtime.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Serry, thank you, Sherry Dizzle, thank you, Clerk,
Speaker 2: Jim Clown. Hi, welcome, Welcome to the party. All these
Speaker 2: lovely ladies in here tonight. It's the place to be.
Speaker 2: I was curious how you think what you think uh?
Speaker 2: If there will be a paradigm shift uh in Bev's
Speaker 2: behavior if she is ruled against and forced to pull
Speaker 2: the jury on counts one and three starting with miss Jones.
Speaker 3: Hm, possibly she won't be very happy, but she'll have
Speaker 3: to allow.
Speaker 2: It, allow it.
Speaker 9: That was good.
Speaker 3: To have. Any questions?
Speaker 2: Are you objection?
Speaker 3: I always like, David, sure, and you have to stop
Speaker 3: saying sure seriously. I mean, I really don't know, but
Speaker 3: I kind of hope. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna answer this. I'm going to answer this one.
Speaker 2: Let me start this one and I'll come back to you. Uh, paralegal,
Speaker 2: but go ahead. What do you think, Sarah about that?
Speaker 2: Do you think her behavior will shift in some way?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Do you think she'll become angry, she'll become more aggressive
Speaker 2: towards the defense, or do you think she'll she'll be
Speaker 2: indifferent if she's overruled and forced to polo jury.
Speaker 8: Well, if she's forced to pull the jury, she'll probably
Speaker 8: just have an extra sigh or two to let out
Speaker 8: of the hot air balloon. But then I think it's
Speaker 8: going to depend on what comes out of that, and
Speaker 8: then what are the next steps afterwards. So she pulls
Speaker 8: them all, they say it was unanimous, not guilty on
Speaker 8: one in three, Well, you know, then what happens, And
Speaker 8: I think that would really dictate her mood. But I
Speaker 8: don't expect much difference in her behavior. I think that
Speaker 8: it's a little bit erratic sometimes for you know, reasons
Speaker 8: I don't know, But you know, I don't necessarily think
Speaker 8: it's stable, and I don't see that changing either way.
Speaker 8: I think it would be the what happens after the
Speaker 8: polling that we might see a significant shift, if we
Speaker 8: were going to see one at all.
Speaker 2: And Sarah, I've already I entertained this question the other
Speaker 2: day with somebody on the phone. I can't remember because
Speaker 2: I've been in touch with a whole bunch of people.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that. I think that if there
Speaker 2: is a Mcalbot there will be gotten to and they
Speaker 2: will be got. Do you need to go eat, Brit.
Speaker 5: I'm okay, I'm not that low.
Speaker 2: We're almost done. We're going to be done here in
Speaker 2: a couple just just a couple of shakes here, I'm
Speaker 2: not too bad. Okay, Love was tracking her blood sugar.
Speaker 5: There it's yelling at me.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: Oh no, yeah, I was trying to tell it hush.
Speaker 8: Sorry, Britt, that's my fault. I think I extended this.
Speaker 8: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 5: No has diabetes.
Speaker 4: In case anyone was wondering what all that beeping is,
Speaker 4: that's my that's my pump.
Speaker 2: Everybody here is afflicted with something. So you've come to
Speaker 2: the right place with an affliction, because yes, we all
Speaker 2: are afflicted, are battling something. We're all.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and we all do with this case.
Speaker 2: In this case has given us. It's given me. I'm
Speaker 2: for clemped, I'm forcot you know. But no, I don't
Speaker 2: think that they'll get a twelve oh, even if it
Speaker 2: was twelve oh originally, as was reported to our friend
Speaker 2: Aiden Turnleboy Carney. I think now people will come in
Speaker 2: and they will change what they said originally, and I
Speaker 2: think uh they that because Brian Albert stared of un
Speaker 2: down has names. Probably by now I think they will.
Speaker 2: All he has to do is sit outside your car.
Speaker 2: All he has to do is sit looking at your
Speaker 2: car from the from the leaning on the trunk of
Speaker 2: his car, and you come out of a store and
Speaker 2: Brian Albert staring at you. That's all that has to happen. Man,
Speaker 2: somebody's going to change their vote. So they're not going
Speaker 2: to get a twelve oh even if they're just because
Speaker 2: of they'll change their vote. That's my opinion, Vala. And
Speaker 2: I'm going to come back to you, Christina, if that
Speaker 2: was you, Valhalla Law. She is the official attorney of
Speaker 2: calling all beings, says bev is very pevity. If overruled,
Speaker 2: she will take it out in the defense. Valhalla Law.
Speaker 2: I have very little doubt of that. And thank you
Speaker 2: for being the official attorney of the show. Thank you, love,
Speaker 2: I owe you, I owe you a gift, Christina, Do
Speaker 2: you have some come in?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I just want to say that I agree if the SJC.
Speaker 9: Basically votes for them to pull the Jerry, it's not
Speaker 9: gonna be good. I mean, they're probably scared. So whether
Speaker 9: it was their decision or not to go not guilty
Speaker 9: on the count one and three doesn't mean that they're
Speaker 9: gonna say that now. So I think it would just
Speaker 9: be It would just be better, obviously for Karen Reid
Speaker 9: if the SJC just moved to dismiss those two accounts
Speaker 9: and you can only go for manslaughter in the second trial.
Speaker 6: I hope that happens. But if they pull the jury,
Speaker 6: I just hope that.
Speaker 9: The jurors stay true to what exactly happened in the
Speaker 9: deliberation room, and hopefully she will not be facing a
Speaker 9: murder count this next time around.
Speaker 2: I brought up the exact same thing as you the
Speaker 2: other day, Christina, and one of somebody corrected me and said,
Speaker 2: there's no way they're not going to dismiss the charges.
Speaker 2: They're going to just allow them to pull or not
Speaker 2: pull the jury, because that would they're already going to
Speaker 2: set precedent by allowing to pull the jury. So someone
Speaker 2: disabused me of that notion. I had the exact same
Speaker 2: question as you, So I hope again, so hope seize
Speaker 2: the day. If you'd want to read this one, Christina,
Speaker 2: real quick, let's try to blast through this.
Speaker 9: Yeah, sure, Okay, So I have a question for the
Speaker 9: peeps that I don't know if it's possible, but is
Speaker 9: there a way that all the wonderful content creators on
Speaker 9: here in the FKR movement to work on a calendar
Speaker 9: to ensure each.
Speaker 2: Day yep, and here's pat two.
Speaker 9: Can go live on the schedule so us little people
Speaker 9: can watch each ad as it's happening instead of choosing
Speaker 9: one and watching the others on replay one or two
Speaker 9: a day different times. Am I making any sense?
Speaker 2: You're making totally sense, total sense, And I want to
Speaker 2: say to you, first of all, you are not a
Speaker 2: little people. You can actually be on this show on
Speaker 2: a round table.
Speaker 4: Let me just say Nicki, he's got a channel too.
Speaker 4: She is on TikTok.
Speaker 6: Stormy.
Speaker 5: Hang on, let me pull up her user name because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just want to fabulous TikToker. Yeah, I just
Speaker 2: want to say, Nikki you I didn't know your name,
Speaker 2: but now that I know you, you absolutely can be
Speaker 2: on this show. So you're not a little people. I
Speaker 2: am not a bigger people on We're all just the same.
Speaker 2: And I just happened to have a start at a
Speaker 2: show and can sit here and yak for an hour
Speaker 2: and a half. Secondly, this was brought up by a
Speaker 2: net reality check actually, and it was in a DM
Speaker 2: and there was probably a dozen content creators that were
Speaker 2: included in that DM, including myself, Mike Crawford, the Glare,
Speaker 2: I don't remember how many were on there, Tom Cpu,
Speaker 2: a whole slew of people. And they rejected that idea.
Speaker 2: And it would take something like a online Google sheet
Speaker 2: where everybody would basically get the updates and when someone's
Speaker 2: going live, and they basically rejected the idea. Is it
Speaker 2: a good idea? One hundred percent? It's a great idea.
Speaker 2: I would certainly participate in it if the others wanted
Speaker 2: to do it, but they don't. So you know, obviously,
Speaker 2: for me being as small, I'm the smallest content creator
Speaker 2: or one of the smallest in the space, if not
Speaker 2: these smalls. So I just tried not to broadcast when
Speaker 2: they are. But if I can't avoid it, I can't
Speaker 2: avoid it. And if I have something to say, and
Speaker 2: am I going to go on air and there's two
Speaker 2: hundred people watching instead of two thousand or like six
Speaker 2: thousand when I had sewn on or sixty eight hundred whatever,
Speaker 2: it was that's okay. You know, I'll get over it.
Speaker 2: So I'm happy just that y'all are here. Go ahead, Brad,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Oh amen to you, DJ And if you would like
Speaker 4: to follow Nikki or seize the day on TikTok, her
Speaker 4: user name is at Stormy st o r m y
Speaker 4: underscore skies.
Speaker 5: That's s k I e s the number eleven Stormy.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sky's eleven okay. That is now in the chat,
Speaker 2: So there is Nicki. NICKI, thank you very much for
Speaker 2: coming on here and paying attention to what we're doing,
Speaker 2: and I will be following you on TikTok. So thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Now I must stay to be fair.
Speaker 2: Losing viewers to other channels is reasonable a fear. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So here's the thing, Kevin, I'm not losing viewers. Losing
Speaker 2: viewers is someone deciding they no longer want to consume
Speaker 2: my content. That's losing a viewer. Having someone tune into
Speaker 2: someone else's over mind, it's going to happen. I try
Speaker 2: to stay out of their way and stay off the
Speaker 2: air when they're on air. It's not always possible, but
Speaker 2: I try to. But if that happens, you know what happens.
Speaker 3: But there's always a replay.
Speaker 2: There's always a replay. They they read I'm sorry, Jamie.
Speaker 2: They rejected the idea, so that's that's the end of
Speaker 2: the conversation for them. And it kept contentious between air
Speaker 2: and a net and we didn't need that to happen.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, Yeah, we're here for a good time, not
Speaker 3: a long time. I'm concerned as a mother. You need
Speaker 3: to go eat.
Speaker 2: Thank you, l Yeah, we gotta get thank you. You
Speaker 2: are thank you, Jamie. You're freaking awesome, Miss Jessica and
Speaker 2: Beezy Sarah shocking.
Speaker 12: La uh very good, shocking, No, no, stop, listen.
Speaker 8: It beats how he pronounced it the first time.
Speaker 3: So oh, I can just imagine how he pronounced it.
Speaker 3: Let's put it this way.
Speaker 8: He made me sound like a lady of the night.
Speaker 6: Unintentionally she was.
Speaker 3: She was totally.
Speaker 2: I've seen you in one month to settle the score.
Speaker 8: Sarah, listen, I'm always gonna troll you about that.
Speaker 2: It was so funny. Love it, I love it, I
Speaker 2: love it. I have very you know, britt can knows
Speaker 2: my background. I have pretty thick skin, so I had
Speaker 2: to required. It wasn't optional whether or not you're gonna
Speaker 2: have thick skin. You either get thick skin or you
Speaker 2: quit and you go do a different job than what
Speaker 2: I did. So thank you, guys, Thank you to our
Speaker 2: Indiana Warrior, our Canadian Warrior. Are britt. Go get some
Speaker 2: damn food.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: You got just to the check, do you.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry about my camera.
Speaker 3: I'll train on.
Speaker 10: I hope people alive this upcoming week because I promised
Speaker 10: that my face.
Speaker 2: So I'm sorry, that's okay, that's okay. If I looked
Speaker 2: like you, I would want to show my face all
Speaker 2: the time. Uh, as it is. I have to get
Speaker 2: by with showing this face. Love you guys. What's yes?
Speaker 2: I do have I got it. I have a brown
Speaker 2: and a blonde if I can, so, I let me.
Speaker 9: Say something really quick, DJ really quick.
Speaker 2: Yes, ma'am. Final thoughts from everybody? Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Okay. So with everything going on in Canton, with all
Speaker 9: the young people, I have this to say. Okay, and
Speaker 9: it's a quote from a very very famous dude. The
Speaker 9: duty of the youth is to challenge corruption, and that
Speaker 9: is the late great Kurt Cobain.
Speaker 2: Oh I love Kirk Cobain. That was awesome. Let me
Speaker 2: you know, I might as well do my Winston Churchill quote,
Speaker 2: but before we do that, I want to get final
Speaker 2: thoughts from everybody, and then Winston Churchill will close us out.
Speaker 2: So please go ahead, uh final thoughts Jamie and Miss
Speaker 2: Jessica and then Sarah Britten Christina.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you for the opportunity. I usually uh oh,
Speaker 3: this was good. You know. I hope I have the
Speaker 3: courage someday like Britt happens to do my own show
Speaker 3: and just do but this was fun. Thank you. It's
Speaker 3: not often I don't think. I think, aren't you the
Speaker 3: first creator that actually had followers on like just instead
Speaker 3: of phone in As.
Speaker 2: Far as I know, as far as I appreciate.
Speaker 3: That, and I appreciate all of you and means I
Speaker 3: love you.
Speaker 2: Thank you, love you, and I appreciate you coming on.
Speaker 2: We'll get you there, you can. This ain't have to
Speaker 2: be the last time you come on. We'll get you
Speaker 2: on again. You were you were delightful. Miss Jessica.
Speaker 10: Well, I just would really want to say thank you
Speaker 10: for everybody who was in the chat tonight and making
Speaker 10: it a great a great community and.
Speaker 9: Things like that.
Speaker 10: And Sherry, you are like kicking a button taking names
Speaker 10: I'm so impressed with you. She was running by herself
Speaker 10: and she is like she's done so well, and I
Speaker 10: really appreshare her being my friend and everybody here Sarah.
Speaker 6: Day, You guys are.
Speaker 10: Incredible and and I make that, I mean it's seriously.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry to very long.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna start creating my own stuff and things like that,
Speaker 10: and my focus is mental health and stuff like that.
Speaker 10: So if if you're a veteran or you know of
Speaker 10: a veteran that's really struggling, please feel free to reach
Speaker 10: out to me on X or any any other platform.
Speaker 10: I'd be happy to talk. I'm no judging, I'm no judgmental,
Speaker 10: and I've seen a lot and yeah, I'd much rather
Speaker 10: talk to somebody than than it go a different ways.
Speaker 10: So thank you guys so much. It's a holiday season
Speaker 10: coming up. Just be careful and don't drink a drive
Speaker 10: and don't drive your cans.
Speaker 2: Everybody loves you all. Miss Sarah's Shock and Horror.
Speaker 8: Yeah again, thank you DJing for having me on. This
Speaker 8: was a lot of fun, really good content. Nice to
Speaker 8: chat and put faces and voices with with names with
Speaker 8: this powerhouse group.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 8: Also, just want to say Sherry's put it in the
Speaker 8: chat a couple of times, and other people have called
Speaker 8: it out on X and stuff. You know, today is
Speaker 8: Officer John O'Keefe's birthday, and so, you know, I just
Speaker 8: want to take my last couple of seconds on the
Speaker 8: platform to say we have not forgotten about you. We
Speaker 8: will never forget about you. We are here for you,
Speaker 8: We are fighting for you. We will get you justice,
Speaker 8: which is to free Karen Reid.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Oh I'm going to cry. That
Speaker 3: was beautiful, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, often during a show I've found him praying for somebody,
Speaker 2: and so that was for John. Thank you. Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. Sarah. I can't tell you how awesome you are,
Speaker 2: but I will tell you that over and over, so
Speaker 2: get used to it. Thank you very sweet, ma'am. Thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 4: Well, I just wanted to say how wonderful it has
Speaker 4: been of an experience to find such an.
Speaker 5: Amazing community you ladies are.
Speaker 4: I mean, I haven't seen a single one of your
Speaker 4: face to face, but I feel like, you know, I'm
Speaker 4: great friends with all of you.
Speaker 5: You guys have been so wonderful to talk. It was
Speaker 5: so nice getting to know you guys. A little better.
Speaker 4: Yes, Happy birthday John O'Keefe and he's love and butt
Speaker 4: dials m.
Speaker 2: The miss uh Miss Christina Rasmus and your final words, ma'am.
Speaker 9: I just want to say thing. Thank you for having
Speaker 9: all of us on DJ. You are an awesome content creator. Britt.
Speaker 9: You did a very good job today. I am proud
Speaker 9: of you. I was in there trying to help you out.
Speaker 9: Good job on Nurse Kim though, kudos first time everybody
Speaker 9: in the chat. Thank you so much for coming by
Speaker 9: and talking with us. And ignore all the trolls and
Speaker 9: the haters that if you need help with them, can
Speaker 9: give me them. I'll with them.
Speaker 2: No, see me too, because I got a plan and
Speaker 2: it works every time.
Speaker 3: I love so DJ.
Speaker 6: Yeah, DJ is gonna say, don't say anything.
Speaker 9: And Christina's going to tell you just leave him a gift,
Speaker 9: a very witty.
Speaker 6: Gift, and then you just drop it.
Speaker 2: I just lost That works too. Yeah, you can leave
Speaker 2: one and then you never answer them again. And no
Speaker 2: matter how many times somebody's making a whole noise in
Speaker 2: the background, no matter how many times they they tweet
Speaker 2: at you, you just don't answer them. And then what
Speaker 2: ends up happening is they get tired of it and
Speaker 2: they just they just split. All right. I'm closing the
Speaker 2: show with Winston Churchill once again. This is one of
Speaker 2: my favorites. So this one is, Mike, sound okay, Brett Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wishing We shall not flag or fail. We shall go
Speaker 2: on to the end. We shall fight in France. We
Speaker 2: shall fight on the seas, the oceans hold on one suckond.
Speaker 2: We shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength. In
Speaker 2: the air. We shall defend our island, whatever the cost
Speaker 2: may be. We shall fight on the beaches. We shall
Speaker 2: fight in the landing grounds. We shall fight in the
Speaker 2: fields and in the streets. We shall fight in the hills.
Speaker 2: We shall never surrender. House of Commons, June nineteen forty.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Love you guys.