Speaker 1: From workhouse connect in aj Benze fame. He'd liked to
Speaker 1: be walked on a leash and play really dirty kinky
Speaker 1: sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock in
Speaker 1: the peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody aj Benzi here
Speaker 1: with fame? Is it? Bitch? This is your daily unfiltered
Speaker 1: podcast for April First. Get this April First, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: It's April Fools. But I'm not going to tell you
Speaker 1: any jokes. I will, though, God, my sister Rosie was
Speaker 1: the best at April Fools jokes. Every year. She just
Speaker 1: kept it up, and so many of my family members
Speaker 1: just got caught. There was one Outside of doing silly
Speaker 1: stuff around the house, like tying black thread around the
Speaker 1: stoop or the opening of our house from our cars
Speaker 1: to the mailbox to the front door. At now, you
Speaker 1: can't see black thread. You can't see blackdread during a
Speaker 1: day either, and you end up getting tangled in thread.
Speaker 1: And if you're watching people get tangled up, it's funny.
Speaker 1: You just don't put an eye level. It's really funny.
Speaker 1: It looks like they're just beginning to start a moonwalk
Speaker 1: or something. It's very strange, but Rosalie would do these
Speaker 1: elaborate pranks where one year she called my brother in law,
Speaker 1: Frankie's brother, who was about probably eighteen nineteen years old
Speaker 1: at the time. All the brothers were running a restaurant,
Speaker 1: an Italian restaurant called Andres that they owned, and they
Speaker 1: it was great food. Rosalie in the Rain were waitresses there.
Speaker 1: They made nice money on the side, all cash. And
Speaker 1: then my sister Lorraine draw was just a bunch of fives,
Speaker 1: tens and ones in her draw because she made that
Speaker 1: as tips. When I was a kid, I looked through
Speaker 1: that drawer and got I take three bucks. You'd never know,
Speaker 1: And I would an occasion, but not too many times anyhow.
Speaker 1: So Rosie closed the restaurant one day and she gets
Speaker 1: Nicky Frankie's brother, who's, like I said, eighteen nineteen, and
Speaker 1: she says, listen, I'm coming in tonight. I hope you
Speaker 1: guys can accommodate me. I am the manager and publicist
Speaker 1: of a very famous chimpanzee. You've seen him in movies.
Speaker 1: And then she mentioned the movies this particular monkey was
Speaker 1: in and nick He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, okay, you know,
Speaker 1: very gullible young kid doesn't want to mess up the
Speaker 1: phone call. We're bringing him in tonight for dinner. We've
Speaker 1: heard great things about the food, especially some of your
Speaker 1: dishes with chicken franchaise and shrimp franchise. And he says,
Speaker 1: oh no, yeah, that's one of our specialties. She says,
Speaker 1: that's the problem. What's that when we come in tonight,
Speaker 1: I assume we can have a reservation at eight There
Speaker 1: w three of us, the monkey and me and my partner. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: no problem, I if I may, I can't have any
Speaker 1: dishes franchise cooked at all the whole night while we're there,
Speaker 1: at least. Well what do you mean? Well, my monkey,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's an allergy or what have you,
Speaker 1: but the word franchise just sends him into a fit.
Speaker 1: He spirals out of control. And you're not gonna like it.
Speaker 1: Oh no, yeah, but it's easily correctable. Just no one
Speaker 1: ordered anything, friend Chase, or even mentioned the word. If
Speaker 1: you can tell your waiters perhaps when they mentioned specials
Speaker 1: not to use that phrase. The poor kid was going,
Speaker 1: I think we can handle that, you know, I think so.
Speaker 1: And then of course he gets off the phone and
Speaker 1: he's telling his brothers that Rosalie found out letter we
Speaker 1: got a famous chimpanzee coming in tonight. Yeah, it's a
Speaker 1: monkey in the movies. You've probably seen him. You can't
Speaker 1: use the word franchaise though, so silly. And then one
Speaker 1: time she called my Aunt May, my cousin, Arleen's mother
Speaker 1: who lived two doors down. You think you'd understand Roseley's voice,
Speaker 1: but she disguised it a little bit, and she told
Speaker 1: Aunt May. At this time, Arlema was his senior in
Speaker 1: high school and there was a class trip to Ireland,
Speaker 1: of all places, that maybe fifteen seniors were gonna go
Speaker 1: on with some chaperones. And this is during a time
Speaker 1: where there was some bad shit going on in Ireland
Speaker 1: and Belfast and Ira and terrorism. It was bad, but
Speaker 1: she was gonna go. And Roselei calls as an official
Speaker 1: from the school, Miss Benza, missus Benza, I am you know,
Speaker 1: I am a regina ficial. I am with these schools. Oh, yes, hi,
Speaker 1: I understand only has a field trip coming up to
Speaker 1: beautiful Dublin. And yes she's very excited as she must be.
Speaker 1: Just a note on leaving all the parents and chaperones.
Speaker 1: This not to get alarm but above all, pack extra
Speaker 1: toilet paper, as some of these places in Europe are
Speaker 1: not sufficiently equipped for Yes, no problem, we have some.
Speaker 1: I put three extra roles and are look great. Great,
Speaker 1: so you're above there, you're ahead of the curve. Great.
Speaker 1: One more thing, if you happen to have an army
Speaker 1: helmet of such, I would pack that as well. Well. Really,
Speaker 1: why well, I mean, look, it's just a standard measure
Speaker 1: because these kids are going to be in Ireland. As
Speaker 1: you know, there's been trouble in Ireland with the IRA
Speaker 1: and respeck to terrorism and car bombs, and they will
Speaker 1: be in certain areas where such terrorism has occurred. If
Speaker 1: you have, perhaps your husband served in World War Two,
Speaker 1: did he, well, yes he did. Fantastic If you happen
Speaker 1: to have his helmet, simply packed that in the luggage,
Speaker 1: and if Arlene could wear it as other students would
Speaker 1: as well, I'm sure they'll all be safe and sound. Well,
Speaker 1: now hold it. If I don't have a helmet, you
Speaker 1: can easily purchase one in any army Navy store, a
Speaker 1: surplus store. There's several in your area. Is this rosaliague?
Speaker 1: You know, it's just she killed people and the one
Speaker 1: of the worst ones ever was I was not too
Speaker 1: fond of the dark, even into my young teenage years.
Speaker 1: And there was this gorilla mess that we had. Jack had.
Speaker 1: He would scare the kids at his high school and
Speaker 1: his grammar school when he's working up in Westchester County,
Speaker 1: and they kept the mask. And one time I got
Speaker 1: a bunch of stuff in my room and stuffed clothes
Speaker 1: into she's stuffed paper and newspapers and other clothes into dungaree.
Speaker 1: She made like a scarecrow, put it that way, except
Speaker 1: it wasn't a scarecrow. It was a gorilla. And she
Speaker 1: set this gorilla in my closet, sitting down. So when
Speaker 1: I went this way down to try to get some rest,
Speaker 1: i'd have to see the closet to my left. The
Speaker 1: door was always open because I don't want me, you know,
Speaker 1: monsters in the closet. And then twenty minutes into my
Speaker 1: being in the bedroom, I see this gorilla sitting in
Speaker 1: the backward horrifying. Can't do those jokes anymore. I don't
Speaker 1: know why you just she got away with so much,
Speaker 1: but I guess now she can't. We'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 1: Let me just start with this here. I gotta say that.
Speaker 1: When I wake up, I normally, you know, I checked
Speaker 1: my messages. You guys love to text me and DM me,
Speaker 1: and I love it. I love all the messages. I
Speaker 1: stroll through Instagram and TikTok when I get up, but
Speaker 1: I want to see what the world is up to.
Speaker 1: In the last few days, there have been a few
Speaker 1: videos that keep popping up everywhere, and one in particular
Speaker 1: got to me. And I'm not gonna make this a
Speaker 1: political show, so don't worry, but I need to say
Speaker 1: this for about a minute and then we'll move on
Speaker 1: to the normal bullshit at hand. I keep seeing videos
Speaker 1: of Marjorie Taylor Green, right, who was obviously in a
Speaker 1: quiet taste for many people. I happen to love what
Speaker 1: she feels and what she says, even though the left
Speaker 1: always labels her a Karen or what have you. But
Speaker 1: I think Marjorie Taylor Green makes a lot of salient points.
Speaker 1: And the other day some female reporter from England began
Speaker 1: to ask her questions about this whole controversy with the
Speaker 1: signal call okay, where the editor from the Atlantic was
Speaker 1: on while we were deciding when and how to bomb
Speaker 1: the Hooties Okay, bad moment. I don't think it's gonna
Speaker 1: hurt us. We're gonna move on, but the Left's gonna
Speaker 1: keep this going forever. The point is, before this reporter
Speaker 1: could say much, Marjorie Taylor Green gave it to her
Speaker 1: man and as my mother would say, g gave it
Speaker 1: to her. But good, She says to the lady, I
Speaker 1: don't give a crap about your opinion or your reporting.
Speaker 1: Why don't you go back to your country where you
Speaker 1: have a major migrant problem. Okay, you should care about
Speaker 1: your own borders. And let me tell you something. Do
Speaker 1: you care about people from your country? What about all
Speaker 1: the women that are raped by migrants? Very true? Good
Speaker 1: for Marjorie Taylor Green, because look, let's just put it
Speaker 1: in terms. You just need to understand. England has been conquered. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's not immigration that's their problem. It's an invasion. When
Speaker 1: you consider the Mayor of London is Muslim, the Mayor
Speaker 1: of Birmingham is London is Muslim, the Mayor of Leeds
Speaker 1: is Muslim, the mayor of black Burner's Muslim, of Sheffield
Speaker 1: is Muslim, of Oxford is Muslim, of Luton is Muslim,
Speaker 1: and the mayor of Rockdale is a Muslim, and all
Speaker 1: this is being achieved with only four million Muslims out
Speaker 1: of the sixty six million people who live in England.
Speaker 1: I just saw a video of some kind of Muslim
Speaker 1: prayer day in New York City, thousands of them with
Speaker 1: their fucking call to prayer, with the music and the horn,
Speaker 1: when a mile and a half away they took out
Speaker 1: those towels like it was no big deal and you
Speaker 1: sure come on in and do your prayer. Or how
Speaker 1: short sighted are we? In England? There are over three
Speaker 1: thousand mosques. There are one hundred and thirty Sharia courts
Speaker 1: in England. We didn't want one. There are one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty of them. There are more than fifty Sharia councils.
Speaker 1: Seventy eight percent of Muslim women don't work and receive
Speaker 1: state support and free accommodations. Almost seventy percent of Muslims
Speaker 1: don't work and receive state supports well and free housing
Speaker 1: and state supported Muslims and their families have an average
Speaker 1: of six to eight children, who all receive free accommodations.
Speaker 1: Every school in the UK is required to teach about Islam.
Speaker 1: The number one common baby name, as I've said in
Speaker 1: England is Muhammed. Listen, guys, stop saying immigration, start saying invasion.
Speaker 1: So don't come here and act like your questions about
Speaker 1: our society matter. When you've already given in to having
Speaker 1: the religion of peace take over, the religion of peace
Speaker 1: will leave you in pieces, mark my words. And you'll
Speaker 1: see it play out in videos constantly. Everybody's getting hacked
Speaker 1: up and stamped. It's disgusting. Well you have school shootings, yeah,
Speaker 1: we do, and it sucks. I'm not going to try
Speaker 1: to compare our school shooting versus people getting hacked up
Speaker 1: in the street. But I don't like seeing men with
Speaker 1: swords and masks running around slicing people up. You can't
Speaker 1: either look at this development and twenty twenty two an
Speaker 1: ad campaign, remember this one that had kids holding teddy
Speaker 1: bears and bondage harnesses and costumes that have the Blenciaga
Speaker 1: name on it. Blentciaga as you may, and I know
Speaker 1: how to designer named Demna d Mna, big controversial guy.
Speaker 1: Him and his brother they don't talk anymore, but they're
Speaker 1: both you know, those queer designers. But since then, since
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, Blentciaga has been on a you know,
Speaker 1: a very big journey towards rebilitating itself after we all
Speaker 1: got to look at those ads and those pictures of
Speaker 1: kids holding Teddy Bears in bondage outfits. There were four
Speaker 1: runway shows, six collections, and a bunch of red carpet outfits,
Speaker 1: and they've all passed and here we are. Celebrities are
Speaker 1: now warming back up to that brand, and in the
Speaker 1: beginning of the year they came back full circle. This
Speaker 1: is after a year ago when Kim Kardashian said she
Speaker 1: was reevaluating a long time, her long standing relationship with
Speaker 1: Valenciaga because of the scandal. You know, she launched her
Speaker 1: first campaign as Blenciaga's official ambassador. So by all appearance,
Speaker 1: the brand is at the end of its road to redemption.
Speaker 1: That's the way it stands right now. But there was
Speaker 1: a big scandal with them that holiday campaign with the
Speaker 1: kids and the Teddy Bears and the BDSM accessories. They
Speaker 1: were on the runway at Balenciaga's show in Paris Fashion Week,
Speaker 1: and of course the backlash became very quick and swift.
Speaker 1: There were hashtags out there canceled Balenciaga was all over
Speaker 1: Twitter and TikTok. They accused the brand and this trek
Speaker 1: Will of condoning pedophilia and exploiting children. And in a
Speaker 1: separate ad that dropped later that month, a bag from
Speaker 1: the Fashion Houses collaboration with Adidas was photographed a top
Speaker 1: copies of what were documents from the Supreme Court case
Speaker 1: United States versus Williams, which was a ruling that upheld
Speaker 1: the Protect app to protect that is, basically increases federal
Speaker 1: protections against child pornography. So both campaigns quickly became a
Speaker 1: conservative talking point and there were conspiracy theories abounding everywhere.
Speaker 1: And that's when Kim Kardashian, who was a vocal supporter
Speaker 1: of the brand, and actually made statements about the situation,
Speaker 1: one of which said, I've been quiet for the past
Speaker 1: few days, not because i haven't been disgusted and outraged
Speaker 1: by the recent and Balenciaka campaigns. That she went on
Speaker 1: to say that she's currently reevaluating her future relationship with
Speaker 1: the brand bab Ba ba, basing them off their willingness
Speaker 1: to accept accountability for something that should have never happened
Speaker 1: to begin with.
Speaker 2: Not only her, even Julia Fox, and with Julia Fox,
Speaker 2: the chip pichees her eyebrows, who has a really good
Speaker 2: body and a pretty face when she keeps the eyebrows.
Speaker 1: On, keeps her mouth shut, and just dresses regular. This
Speaker 1: is the Julia Fox that used to be a dominatrix.
Speaker 1: That woman that I A source of mine who used
Speaker 1: to work next to her in that field sent me
Speaker 1: a picture of how much the girls hated her in
Speaker 1: that field, putting out their cigarette butts in her. I
Speaker 1: think lubiton heels listen so many crazy girls in Hollywood,
Speaker 1: but she is one of the it women. She made
Speaker 1: a comment she said she has zero relationship with the brand,
Speaker 1: never even been to one of their shows. They haven't
Speaker 1: invited me. I think it's a rific and when I
Speaker 1: read and watch all the videos, I literally feel sick
Speaker 1: to my stomach. She had to say literally in there,
Speaker 1: otherwise it wouldn't be a real statement from someone like her.
Speaker 1: But she went on to say, this is not just
Speaker 1: a problem of Hollywood or the fashion industry, but it's
Speaker 1: an issue with men period. All sorts of shit happen.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing I wanted to say, and not
Speaker 1: many people are saying it, and I want to know
Speaker 1: why I'd love to see this demented clear Denma get
Speaker 1: tossed from the fashion industry, but that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 1: In the industry that while do you get and the
Speaker 1: craziest shit you put out, you fail up. So not
Speaker 1: only is Denna out of the industry and treated like
Speaker 1: a pariah, no, now he got the top spot at Gucci.
Speaker 1: I can't so is Gucci, and I love Gucci. I
Speaker 1: love my Gucci loafers at the Mysteries and Scandals. My god,
Speaker 1: I must have won them for one hundred and forty
Speaker 1: five shows. The bottoms. Actually I wore a hole in them.
Speaker 1: I wore them everywhere, and I was going to get
Speaker 1: them resold, to have my sole a new soule put
Speaker 1: in because the top of the signes were terrific. They
Speaker 1: were beautiful leather loafers. And somebody popped my trunk and
Speaker 1: robbed a bunch of shoes and bunch of clothes and
Speaker 1: suits that were being taken the dry cleaned and taken
Speaker 1: to the shoe guy. The shoe guy a cobbler. What
Speaker 1: do you call the shoe guy? Either way, I lost
Speaker 1: so many great things, but those loafers are gone. I
Speaker 1: love Gucci. So it's Gucci going to be a brand
Speaker 1: to the spy soon or will they handcuffed this asshole
Speaker 1: from doing what his demented mind truly wants to convey.
Speaker 1: And that's his gay minds twisted fascination about our kids.
Speaker 1: And before you can say, oh, it's just one bad apple, no,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of bad apples in that in that barrel,
Speaker 1: and it's high time we see it and call attention
Speaker 1: to it and don't get involved with brands that mess
Speaker 1: with kids period. Speaking of people who mess with things,
Speaker 1: I love it when Oprah Winfrey gets her feet put
Speaker 1: to the fire. Oh boy, that she deserve it and
Speaker 1: how And now Russell Simmons seems to have dragged her,
Speaker 1: the Great Oprah, into his legal turmoil. If you recall
Speaker 1: a woman named Drew Dixon. Drew is one of the
Speaker 1: women who have accused Russell Simmons, who is the big
Speaker 1: music mogul over at Deaf Jam. She accused them of
Speaker 1: sexual offenses, including rape, and she has now subpoened Oprah
Speaker 1: in her defamation case against Russell Simmons. And she's demanded
Speaker 1: that Oprah give evidence and cough up documents. Oh I
Speaker 1: hope this had. I hope this transpires. I'm dying to
Speaker 1: see this. Let's review, because it's been a while. Back
Speaker 1: in twenty seventeen, when I began this show, I remember
Speaker 1: detailing this story about Dixon. Now, Dixon was a former
Speaker 1: executive who worked at def Jam with Russell, and she
Speaker 1: has accused him of raping her in his apartment, sorry,
Speaker 1: his place back in nineteen ninety five, and that's when
Speaker 1: I was with Russell. A lot story ran in the
Speaker 1: New York Times. It blew me away, or did it?
Speaker 1: Let's fast forward to twenty twenty four. She sues Russell.
Speaker 1: She says he defamed her in an interview a year
Speaker 1: before that in which he cast doubt on her claims.
Speaker 1: He had to sit down with a journalist named Graham Bessenger,
Speaker 1: who I think is great, and Russell asked, could someone
Speaker 1: want notoriety in the market where people thirst for fame?
Speaker 1: Just throwing it out there. He also said I've never
Speaker 1: been forceful in any of my relationships and that all
Speaker 1: those relationships had been consensual. Now, look, that word consensual
Speaker 1: has tossed around way too much, especially from men who
Speaker 1: just aren't being truthful about the dynamic they had between
Speaker 1: certain girls they dated. Now I know him. Saying that
Speaker 1: he's never been forceful is a lie. I had an
Speaker 1: ex girlfriend who was very tight with Russell. I've told
Speaker 1: you about it in the past. And you know, some
Speaker 1: night she'd have dinner with him and a friend and
Speaker 1: I'd go, see, my buddy's no big deal, and she'd
Speaker 1: come home and say, you know, she'd hear these stories
Speaker 1: that he would tell her at dinner, and she would
Speaker 1: tell me, Russell, that'd be more careful. He's too rough,
Speaker 1: he's too forceful with girls. And then I'd sit up
Speaker 1: and get mad, like, is he trying any shit with you?
Speaker 1: I'll knock his fucking teeth and he knows who I am,
Speaker 1: he knows we're together. And she'd say no, and I'd say,
Speaker 1: did he ever try? And she would tell me, And
Speaker 1: I'm grateful she was this honest. She goes, he's a man,
Speaker 1: they all try. I used to hate that, but I
Speaker 1: liked that she was honest about that. I say, does
Speaker 1: he admit that he's pushing? Because no, he doesn't say that,
Speaker 1: but he knows better than how he's acting. But he
Speaker 1: tells me things he probably shouldn't tell me anyhow, Dixon
Speaker 1: is also suing over Russell's remarks about Oprah Winfrey's part
Speaker 1: in this scandal. He said during that interview that Oprah
Speaker 1: had dropped out of producing a documentary called On the Record,
Speaker 1: which addressed a number of the women and their accusations
Speaker 1: against him, because Oprah, Russell said, found inconsistencies in their allegations,
Speaker 1: and he said that Oprah had recording the conversations with
Speaker 1: the accusers that revealed those alleged inconsistencies. Okay, by the way,
Speaker 1: After she quit the project, Winfrey told reporters that she
Speaker 1: still believed Dixon, but the newspaper wrote she also thought
Speaker 1: there were inconsistencies in her account that the film had
Speaker 1: not adequately addressed, and the Times. The New York Times
Speaker 1: also said that the filmmakers say they have voluminous research
Speaker 1: files corroborating all the women's accounts. So now Dixon's attorneys
Speaker 1: have subpoena Oprah, and I love this story because Oprah's
Speaker 1: feet have never been held to the fire. A subpoena
Speaker 1: to Oprah from Dixon's lawyers seen by a number of
Speaker 1: magazines newspapers, what have you says you are hereby commanded
Speaker 1: to produce the books, records, papers, data, documents, evidences, writings,
Speaker 1: and all other tangible things has described more fully in
Speaker 1: the attached schedule. Blah blah blah. Now it's unclear. I
Speaker 1: can't say I know what assets exactly were called for
Speaker 1: in this attachment, or or whether Oprah complied with this demand,
Speaker 1: or maybe her lawyers are going to fight the subpoena.
Speaker 1: I don't know. But it also goes on to say
Speaker 1: you are further commanded to appear and attend before a
Speaker 1: notary public or other person authorized by law to administer
Speaker 1: oaths at any recessed or adjourned date, to testify and
Speaker 1: give evidence as a witness. I mean, she's look at there,
Speaker 1: pushing her against the wall, and the deposition will be
Speaker 1: videotaped and will continue from day to day until it's completed. Now, Russell,
Speaker 1: as you know, has said over and over again, he
Speaker 1: didn't do anything wrong. He's never been arrested or charged
Speaker 1: with a crime. I know him to be pushy with women,
Speaker 1: like I said, and several are spoken up against him,
Speaker 1: and as a result, Russell picked up his shit, left
Speaker 1: his kids and ex wife and moved across the world. Okay,
Speaker 1: he's in Bali. But let's look at this. Let's consider
Speaker 1: the years nineteen ninety five to twenty twenty five. In
Speaker 1: that time, Drew Digson and I really want to believe women,
Speaker 1: and I know Russell will be the type that this
Speaker 1: should be believable. But through those years, Drew Digson never
Speaker 1: went to the police and has no hospital proof of
Speaker 1: what she's accusing Russell of doing. I'm no judge, but
Speaker 1: to me, it's clear to see this woman is not
Speaker 1: after justice, She's after money. And like I said, Russell
Speaker 1: lives on an island. He's on Balley. He's far away
Speaker 1: from the United States, and he is a citizen of Indonesia,
Speaker 1: which by the way, ironically has no extradition treaty with
Speaker 1: the United States period. And that means he cannot be
Speaker 1: forced to come back here for a civil trial, nor
Speaker 1: can he be forced to pay a cent if he's
Speaker 1: the citizen of another country with no bank account in America.
Speaker 1: Basically means that Russell has been very smart to avoid
Speaker 1: his accusers. Now I personally believe that he's a monster
Speaker 1: and capable of carrying out attacks like this that his
Speaker 1: accuser are accusing him of doing. Yes, yeah, but proving
Speaker 1: it and forcing him into a US courtroom. Good luck
Speaker 1: with that. But the bottom line here for all women
Speaker 1: go to the police and a hospital and get it
Speaker 1: down on paper and then go to the media. You
Speaker 1: don't wait twenty five years for a fucking payout or
Speaker 1: twenty years whatever it is. By the way, I know
Speaker 1: Oprah was once not as much these days, but there
Speaker 1: was a time when the great Oprah could do no wrong.
Speaker 1: You remember she had the whole world fooled. I want
Speaker 1: to say, not me. I never understood it. My mother
Speaker 1: and I would look and go, what is this, What's
Speaker 1: the big deal with this woman? I always felt she
Speaker 1: was full of shit, But more than that, I just
Speaker 1: didn't understand all the crazy hoopla around her and her show.
Speaker 1: The one day that I said the hell with this,
Speaker 1: because Elper was always on. It was like appointment TV.
Speaker 1: You turn an Oprah on at four o'clock, blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: But one day I said it, no, if I'm done.
Speaker 1: She was going bananas about that book The Secret about Manifestings,
Speaker 1: manifesting one's wishes and dreams. And I'm looking at this
Speaker 1: show and the person who wrote this book, and I'm
Speaker 1: going this is a breakthrough you put on a board
Speaker 1: or on a book, what you want to do, what
Speaker 1: you want to accomplish. Doesn't everybody do I've been doing this,
Speaker 1: I'm a kid. Doesn't everybody want to do this? As
Speaker 1: I told you guys years ago, I wrote down twenty
Speaker 1: things I want to accomplish in life. I haven't done.
Speaker 1: I've done them all but two things. I got two
Speaker 1: things left. I'm gonna get them. Not hard, but everything
Speaker 1: I wanted to do I did because I dreamed it,
Speaker 1: I manifested it. I'm gonna sound corny, but they came true.
Speaker 1: I thought, doesn't everybody do this? No secret? What horseshit?
Speaker 1: Same horseshit? As as she has a loving relationship with
Speaker 1: Stedmand Graham, even though she never lets him in our sights.
Speaker 1: Have you seen him recently? Have you seen him since COVID?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Is he still alive? There was a
Speaker 1: great TV show back in the day. It was called
Speaker 1: TV Funhouse like two thousand, two thousand and one, and
Speaker 1: there was one ongoing sketch called Annipals where many domesticated
Speaker 1: animals like ducks and cats and dogs, acted like humans,
Speaker 1: They spoke like humans, they did drugs like humans. They
Speaker 1: had marital issues like humans. It was hysterical. Joey and
Speaker 1: I would laugh like crazy. I knew her publicists who
Speaker 1: used to work for Weinstein. Her name was Christina Yuri,
Speaker 1: and I said, please, I need to see anything you
Speaker 1: know because she was a publicist for a Comedy Central
Speaker 1: and they ran this show. She sent me all the
Speaker 1: videotapes they had of a TV Finals and Anna Palus
Speaker 1: and we laughed for years. Oh God, wasted so much
Speaker 1: time laughing, but it was worth it. Go look them
Speaker 1: up on YouTube, TV Finals and Annipaluse. Anyhow, there was
Speaker 1: also this animated sketch on that show that featured James
Speaker 1: Brolin and Stedman Graham both being able to somehow get
Speaker 1: away from Barbara Streisand and Oprah Winfrey. And I swear,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you Streisand and Oprah must have had a
Speaker 1: scrub from the internet, because I cannot find it. I
Speaker 1: just looked before I did the show. Can't find it.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm gonna search more. But it's so funny the
Speaker 1: extent these guys go to getting out of the house
Speaker 1: and away from their old ladies. And they said that
Speaker 1: I think it was Steedman who told James Now, I
Speaker 1: think Brolin told Steedman, how do you get out? And
Speaker 1: he says, oh, she thinks some of private eye or
Speaker 1: she thinks some of a special a secret agent. It's
Speaker 1: so stupid that that's how they get house. They have
Speaker 1: to lie to Oprah and Barbara about this elaborate of
Speaker 1: the life. So you gotta see it. It's great anyhow,
Speaker 1: at some point you gotta face it with Oprah. Her
Speaker 1: name has been interlaced with too many criminals to ignore.
Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein was a great buddy Sean Dinny Combs, another
Speaker 1: great buddy Jeffrey Epstein, and her Rapalsy Walsey. She also
Speaker 1: loved that disgusting yogi Bick bron Chowdry, who went on
Speaker 1: to be accused of sexually abusing and raping dozens of
Speaker 1: women who paid ten thousand dollars to take his scam
Speaker 1: hot yoga class. When you see this guy in this
Speaker 1: filthy little ponytail, you wonder what the fuck was Oprah
Speaker 1: thinking he's slimmy from a mile away. She also ran
Speaker 1: that shady school in South Africa where many girls were abused.
Speaker 1: Her heart was in the right place, but abuse just
Speaker 1: eventually shut it down. She is Oprah has saddled up
Speaker 1: with a very nefarious dude. I'm sorry, but it's time
Speaker 1: to go all out for Oprah Winfrey's hide. Let's get
Speaker 1: her enough of this. I think we've all had enough
Speaker 1: of her bullshit, her lives, the scandals, and basically just
Speaker 1: Oprah Winfrey's way of hippocritically staying above the fray while
Speaker 1: she's in there mixing in the mud with some of
Speaker 1: the worst characters we've come to know, Diddy, Epstein, Harvey.
Speaker 1: Why do all her relationships with guys like this get
Speaker 1: a pass? I know she's not on TV every day anymore,
Speaker 1: but we all know she left TV a billionaire and
Speaker 1: don't feel badly for her now she does just fine.
Speaker 1: You saw her doing the interview with me again, Marklin, Prince,
Speaker 1: Harry no more talk show? Who needs a talk show
Speaker 1: when she still gets a fee of like she sat
Speaker 1: down with Harry and Meghan and got paid between seven
Speaker 1: and nine million dollars by CBS. The same year the
Speaker 1: same network forked over between five and seven million to
Speaker 1: interview Adele. Who gives this shit about a CBS has
Speaker 1: that kind of dough because what Adele's got big worldly secrets.
Speaker 1: We all need to know five to seven million to say,
Speaker 1: how have you been lately? What the Meanwhile, Oprah charges
Speaker 1: between two and three million for speaking. He gave her
Speaker 1: so she's fine. And there were rumors about her Florida
Speaker 1: home being used as a child set slavery thing some
Speaker 1: people went after a few years back. The house was swatted.
Speaker 1: She had to go online and say I have nothing
Speaker 1: to do with this. The FBI didn't come, and she
Speaker 1: made sure to tell the press he has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with it. It's all lie, very proactive. There's also
Speaker 1: the bullshit about her relationship, which nobody can understand, but
Speaker 1: won her best friend King must be very happy with
Speaker 1: because nobody has spent more time with Open than Gail.
Speaker 1: And I don't think Steedman gives one shit this woman.
Speaker 1: I mean thinking she's been quote unquote with Steedman for
Speaker 1: forty years. They got to age in ninety two. Then
Speaker 1: they called it off a year later because she realized
Speaker 1: she didn't want a marriage. She said, I realized I
Speaker 1: didn't actually want a marriage. I wanted to be asked, oh,
Speaker 1: coach shit in your hat? I wanted to know how,
Speaker 1: I wanted to know he felt I was worthy of
Speaker 1: being his missus, but I didn't want to sacrifice this
Speaker 1: the compromises, the day and day, the day in, day
Speaker 1: out commitment required to make a marriage work. Are you selfish, bastard?
Speaker 1: That's why we're different, because we've all done that. She
Speaker 1: thinks that's why they're still together. Hey and I, we
Speaker 1: say if we had married, we would not be together,
Speaker 1: no question about it, we would not stay married. I
Speaker 1: don't know where she gets this from. She calls this
Speaker 1: relationship with him a spiritual partnership. Blow it out, your asshole,
Speaker 1: But please, I can't take her hypocrisy. That's why I'm
Speaker 1: thrilled that she's being dragged into this case with Drew
Speaker 1: Dixon and Russell Simmons because it's time for Oprah winfeet
Speaker 1: free to face the fire. Who's with me? Too many
Speaker 1: people like our Too many big shots get to walk around,
Speaker 1: strut their stuff and never get their feet put to
Speaker 1: the fire. It's time Oprah has her day. Come on,
Speaker 1: I know you feel the same way. We'll talk about
Speaker 1: it more this week. Let's see what happened, Let's see
Speaker 1: the unfold. Until then, I'm Aja Benson. That was your
Speaker 1: Daily Unfiltered podcast for April first, twenty twenty five, And
Speaker 1: I'll talk to you tomorrow