Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benza 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 a bitch. This is your free show
Speaker 1: for October eighteenth, twenty twenty five. I sit here on Saturday,
Speaker 1: late morning, a bit chilly. Windows were open, ceiling fan
Speaker 1: overhead been turned off. I run hot, but I'll tell
Speaker 1: you it's getting nippy out there these early mornings, which
Speaker 1: is kind of nice because when it's hot in the
Speaker 1: valley in California where I live, otherwise known as Shitsville,
Speaker 1: it's hot. Last night, took a walk around the corner
Speaker 1: to seven eleven to pick up some I think advil
Speaker 1: PM some shit like that to sleep right. And as
Speaker 1: I'm walking, I like you when you hear somebody fall
Speaker 1: heard like a grunt and the sound of a metal
Speaker 1: can bouncing around the sidewalk. And I turned back. The
Speaker 1: guy's like twenty yards behind me, struggling to get up,
Speaker 1: and I see I go, hey, you O came man,
Speaker 1: you want help? He's not talking to me. Can I
Speaker 1: help you, and he's looking at me. I said, a
Speaker 1: uta right, because I could tell he's from Central America
Speaker 1: or Mexico. What have you see? See? So I go
Speaker 1: to grab his hand, and then I noticed a can
Speaker 1: on the floor next to him was the can you
Speaker 1: used to clean It's like he was huffing. He was
Speaker 1: huffing and inhalent like a I think it was like
Speaker 1: to clean of keyboard or some shit like that. But
Speaker 1: obviously he had the can with the top off of it.
Speaker 1: And when he fell, because he was fucked up his face,
Speaker 1: he probably understood English, but not at that exact moment
Speaker 1: because he was messed up and he was still high.
Speaker 1: And the cap that the part on top where you
Speaker 1: can can release the chemical into your mouth was broken off,
Speaker 1: and he was asking for it like, pointing to the can.
Speaker 1: I said what I said, Oh, so I found it
Speaker 1: behind him, but it was busted. It was plastic and
Speaker 1: it was all busted, which meant he couldn't huff anymore.
Speaker 1: He wasn't happy, He didn't want to get up. He
Speaker 1: just wanted to lay there and stay high. This is
Speaker 1: two blocks away from me. Sometimes this neighborhood at night,
Speaker 1: you know, it just fucking it's it's creepy. But like
Speaker 1: I said, there's a park across well, not down the
Speaker 1: street from me, off to Hunger Boulevard. There's a big park,
Speaker 1: big park, acres and acres of people playing in volleyball
Speaker 1: and soccer and dog walking, you name it. But at
Speaker 1: night a lot of the sketchy people go hang out there.
Speaker 1: So anyway, that was last night's adventure. Now here's something
Speaker 1: else that's been going on that. Frankly, I don't know
Speaker 1: why the meat is so bad.
Speaker 2: And this is another.
Speaker 1: Actually, I'm gonna give you two examples of how bad
Speaker 1: the media is right now, and this first one has
Speaker 1: to do it. The rapper named David d four v
Speaker 1: D that's the way he spells his name, DVD. Maybe
Speaker 1: his grandfather was eight track, his father was a cassette
Speaker 1: tape his You know these names these people give themselves.
Speaker 1: This has been going on for a while. This rapper
Speaker 1: named David was on tour, a world tour. Believe it
Speaker 1: or not. I've never heard of this guy until what happened.
Speaker 1: They found a fifteen year old girl dead, dismembered in
Speaker 1: the trunk of his abandoned tesla. But it ended up
Speaker 1: being towed into a Hollywood car lot in pound lot.
Speaker 1: And this story has been going on for about a month.
Speaker 1: Actually it is exactly a month. September eighteenth is when
Speaker 1: I saw. I went down not much of a rabbit hole,
Speaker 1: but I was really invested in this story. This girl
Speaker 1: runs away from home. She'd done it before, she was
Speaker 1: fourteen at the time. And somehow he got the girl
Speaker 1: to leave her home in Lake Elison, or California, and
Speaker 1: go meet him in Hollywood, and that's where she stayed.
Speaker 1: The mother didn't know this, but the mother did remember
Speaker 1: her saying, her daughter saying, she's seeing a guy named David.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Then the girl ends up being chopped up in a
Speaker 1: trunk in the back of a testam while he's away
Speaker 1: in Europe performing his songs, which by the way, never
Speaker 1: heard of him. Every song has to do with this
Speaker 1: dead girl, Celeste. Even her name is in the song.
Speaker 1: Her name was Celeste Reevas. It's unbelievable. So I go
Speaker 1: down this rabbit hole again, not too deep, and I
Speaker 1: see this live stream he had up at one point,
Speaker 1: and you know, he's talking to this girl. This is
Speaker 1: what gets me crazy. Not that long ago, it was
Speaker 1: scandalous when Elvis Presley jiggled his hips, Okay, they couldn't
Speaker 1: show him from the hips down on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Speaker 1: And now suddenly it's acceptable for people like this creep
Speaker 1: David to have his music be a part of the industry.
Speaker 2: And he's making.
Speaker 1: Videos about dead girls. Caskets are on his tour, meaning
Speaker 1: he's a dead body in the cat Every song he
Speaker 1: has is about his obsession with this girl, Celeste and
Speaker 1: the fact that she's dead. All the clues are there.
Speaker 1: But he was doing this live stream we come to
Speaker 1: find out with her? How do I find out? Because
Speaker 1: people said it in the live stream as they were
Speaker 1: writing in So I see a video of this live
Speaker 1: stream and it's a thirty second it was on Twitch,
Speaker 1: actually thirty seconds long. Right, this guy is someone who
Speaker 1: has a song called Romantic Homicide. Okay, he's up there
Speaker 1: with her on Twitch and he says, you know, I
Speaker 1: media trained you. That's controversial. He puts his hand on
Speaker 1: his shoulder, and then she says to him, as controversial
Speaker 1: as you raping kids. Now. They both kind of burst
Speaker 1: into laughter, but she quickly covered her mouth. She kind
Speaker 1: of shocked herself by saying that and David moves to
Speaker 1: mute the live stream before ending it all together and
Speaker 1: telling his fans delete everything, Delete everything. Now, if I
Speaker 1: didn't know any better, I believe this chick would still
Speaker 1: be alive. But what she blurted out in public on
Speaker 1: that stream sealed her fate right there. And then what
Speaker 1: I'm pissed off that is that this happened on Septemberary.
Speaker 1: This was viewed on September eighteenth. It's now October eighteenth,
Speaker 1: and the New York Post is writing about this particular
Speaker 1: thing that happened a month ago, something me and my
Speaker 1: son talked about on the way to school a couple
Speaker 1: of times. Because he's up on it. If he's up
Speaker 1: on it at seventeen years old, why aren't real reporters
Speaker 1: up on this story. So they're both laughing, even though
Speaker 1: I think she knew she went way too far with
Speaker 1: that comment. And some people wrote back, you know, is
Speaker 1: David on de Epstein flightlist? Blah blah blah. But look,
Speaker 1: this is going on now for over a month.
Speaker 2: The paper then.
Speaker 1: Says, the twenty year old singer canceled his world to it.
Speaker 1: Not true. The police made him cancel his world to us.
Speaker 1: So they could question him, and that's what he's been
Speaker 1: doing for a month, cooperating with police since September eighth. Okay,
Speaker 1: people aren't really sure where these two met, but let's
Speaker 1: just face it, she ran away from home and hooked
Speaker 1: up with this guy. Probably met on some live stream,
Speaker 1: some social media platform, which happens way too often. And
Speaker 1: I hope you're telling your kids never to meet someone
Speaker 1: in a situation like that. But it's hard because that's
Speaker 1: all kids know is meeting on social media and dick
Speaker 1: picks and pussy picks. I can't even understand this the
Speaker 1: younger world. It's insane. So cops read at this kid's
Speaker 1: house last month. They're not announcing how Celeste Revas Hernandez died,
Speaker 1: but it's obvious she was killed and chopped up. I'm
Speaker 1: sure she was stabbed before she was chopped up dismembered.
Speaker 1: The guy doesn't live in the la house anymore. The
Speaker 1: guy that owns it was renting it out to him.
Speaker 1: He hired a private investigator to look into this house
Speaker 1: to see if there's any clues of the murder taking
Speaker 1: place in there. In this twenty thousand dollars a month home,
Speaker 1: twenty grand a month. So this kid was making money,
Speaker 1: not bad for somebody we didn't ever hear about until
Speaker 1: this death. So here's what I'm getting at. Why is
Speaker 1: the media so lax about this story. I understand what's happening.
Speaker 1: He's cooperating. It's mind boggling why an arrest hasn't been
Speaker 1: made yet. This guy. The lyrics to his song, Oh
Speaker 1: Celesti the girl, but my name tattooed on the chest,
Speaker 1: smell her up my clothes like cigarettes. There's a song
Speaker 1: called One More Dance. He's covered in blood and he's
Speaker 1: dragging a body into the trunk of a car with
Speaker 1: two other people helping him. In the video for the
Speaker 1: song Romantic Homicide, he's blindfolded, he's drenched in blood again,
Speaker 1: standing over a woman in a wedding dress who's lying
Speaker 1: on a bed with a knife wound in her stomach.
Speaker 1: How much want of bets less revess they find out,
Speaker 1: We'll stand in the stomach first.
Speaker 2: And to see the.
Speaker 1: Blade is being thrust into the darkness as a blood
Speaker 1: soaked white rose falls to the floor. You know, let
Speaker 1: me tell you, outside of it being terrible adrenalinism, this
Speaker 1: so called entertainment industry, this is what happens. These are
Speaker 1: the monsters it creates. You know, they give Oscars and Grammys,
Speaker 1: and they endlessly praise people and tell them how talent
Speaker 1: that they are, how relevant they are to American culture.
Speaker 1: And then what I'm supposed to be surprised when we
Speaker 1: find out that they're nothing more than just fucking animals. Animals.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if this guy, this piece of shit,
Speaker 1: showed up at your doorstep looking for your daughter and
Speaker 1: you told them get the fuck out of here, you'd
Speaker 1: be racist, right, you know, you'd be called racist. That's
Speaker 1: the world we live in. Now. Now here's the side
Speaker 1: story that got me a little interested here. Earlier this month,
Speaker 1: David hired a very powerful attorney named Blair Burke.
Speaker 2: She is my attorney.
Speaker 1: She's representing everybody, Lindsay Lohan, Kanye mel Gibson, Harvey Weinstein.
Speaker 1: Blair is great. In fact, when she accepted my case
Speaker 1: and took my call, the first thing she said, this
Speaker 1: is years ago. She said, he Jay, if this is
Speaker 1: about Harvey, I can't take you on as a client.
Speaker 1: I said, no, it's not, it's about me. And then
Speaker 1: she said okay, and she didn't charge me. If I'll
Speaker 1: get rid of this for you.
Speaker 2: I'll get rid of it.
Speaker 1: It was a domestic violence rap, which shouldn't even been
Speaker 1: because I didn't touch any about it. I just yelled
Speaker 1: too loudly in my house during an argument, and the
Speaker 1: neighbor called the cops and voila domestic violence and I
Speaker 1: had to go to counseling and anger management and sit
Speaker 1: down with people from the state. It was awful. Once
Speaker 1: you get mixed up in the state, man, it's a
Speaker 1: shitty place to be because you see how inept the
Speaker 1: people who work for the state are. It's just terrible
Speaker 1: to be dragged or pushed into that whole arena of bullshit.
Speaker 1: But either way, blair Berg knew me somehow as a
Speaker 1: hothead and said, listen, I'm gonna take care of this view,
Speaker 1: but you're not gonna go talk to to so and
Speaker 1: so when we sit down and have our meeting with
Speaker 1: the DA, because you got a hot temper, okay, because
Speaker 1: I don't think you can keep your mouth shut of
Speaker 1: my right. I said, you're probably right, because okay, sit
Speaker 1: there and say nothing. I'll handle the rest. And she did,
Speaker 1: and within ten minutes the case was gone. It was
Speaker 1: expunged from my record, it doesn't exist. And that's the
Speaker 1: power of Blair Burke. So she's great, but I think
Speaker 1: she's going to take a loss with this case and
Speaker 1: if she stays on. But it's sickening that these fans,
Speaker 1: if there's a laughing about this comment on livestream this.
Speaker 1: You know, by the way, these are the same fans
Speaker 1: who are up in arms about the Epstein List, right,
Speaker 1: they want to know about the Epstein List. But they're
Speaker 1: laughing about this kid and this girl saying he rapes kids.
Speaker 1: That's funny to them. That's because the younger generation has
Speaker 1: been brainwashed by teachers. I used to laugh at homeschooling children.
Speaker 1: Now minor fine, thank god, but some of you, some
Speaker 1: of your kids didn't turn out the way you'd like,
Speaker 1: And now we're all thinking about is homeschooling that bad
Speaker 1: an idea? I used to think it was dumb. I
Speaker 1: used to think it kept kids away from being kids
Speaker 1: and meeting other friends and being more socially active.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not that bad.
Speaker 1: Another story I find that is full of one big
Speaker 1: hole because I don't believe it. But I can tell
Speaker 1: why the writer wrote it, and I'll get into that
Speaker 1: specifically I've done the same thing what I did it
Speaker 1: a few times years ago, and I'll tell you what
Speaker 1: it's all about. Charlie Sheen, as we know, is going
Speaker 1: through it with the documentary on Netflix, which is great.
Speaker 1: His book came out in which he discusses all sorts
Speaker 1: of things, including the fact that he said he flipped
Speaker 1: the menu over, meaning he had sex with men. I
Speaker 1: don't envision Charlie as a bottom. I think he's more
Speaker 1: of the giver type, not the taker. Either way, he
Speaker 1: said it, he said, nothing happened. The world didn't fall apart,
Speaker 1: a truct didn't drive through the window and kill me.
Speaker 1: It just life goes on. I admire him for being
Speaker 1: that open and honest about his new way of life.
Speaker 1: But the story out now that says Charlie Sheen is
Speaker 1: no longer single. He's dating a regular guy.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: He's dating somebody not from the entertainment industry. According to
Speaker 1: friends friends, his new relationship has changed him in many ways.
Speaker 1: This is the beginning of a bullshit story. And this
Speaker 1: is where I want to teach you. When you can
Speaker 1: tell his stories nonsense. Whatever you have according to friends
Speaker 1: or according to sources. In your first paragraph, of a story,
Speaker 1: it's bullshit. You're overcompensating for the lie. So the writer
Speaker 1: wants to get something in there before the first paragraph
Speaker 1: ends to let you know this is serious. If I
Speaker 1: waited for the third paragraph, which is normal for a
Speaker 1: source to make a comment. First paragraph begins a story,
Speaker 1: second goes deep. But the third paragraph is when you
Speaker 1: give the source information that kind of You can hear
Speaker 1: the nail going in, like, oh, this is a real story,
Speaker 1: but not this not according to friends. In the first paragraph,
Speaker 1: twenty one words in no, because I don't have to say.
Speaker 1: Charlie Sheen has reportedly been single since sobering up in
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: Blah blah bah.
Speaker 1: They tell you who he's married to before that, but
Speaker 1: now they say he is quote glowing as he dates
Speaker 1: this regular guy currently in a relationship with a younger
Speaker 1: man and is completely smitten by him. That's in quotes.
Speaker 1: No one uses that phrase. Nobody says that to their friend.
Speaker 1: How's it going with that girl, dude, I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 1: really into her. Hi, what's throwing out the new guy?
Speaker 1: He's really nice. I think I really can't see what
Speaker 1: being with anybody else. I'm having a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: No one says, can I tell you truth, I'm completely smitten.
Speaker 1: Not one fucking was this in nineteen ten? Completely smitten? No.
Speaker 1: And they say this new man has brought positive changes
Speaker 1: to Charlie. What's more positive than going sober for all
Speaker 1: these years? Almost eight years now. So the guy writing
Speaker 1: this is Rob shutter shooter shutter s h U T
Speaker 1: t e R. He's this Brits gay Brits. If he's
Speaker 1: not gay, he's certainly accident who loves to talk over
Speaker 1: the top about his fantastic stories that are basically in
Speaker 1: the tabloids. And he says, and I never liked his work.
Speaker 1: I never trust his stories. He's full of shit so
Speaker 1: many times, but he wants the clicks. According to him,
Speaker 1: he says, inside has told this young man has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with the business in quotes, and Charlie is glowing,
Speaker 1: something else men don't say about their male friends. He's calmer,
Speaker 1: grounded and genuinely happy. The guy's changed him. Charlie changed
Speaker 1: eight years ago when he found out he had ades.
Speaker 1: Charlie Sheen's romance with the mystery man began early this summer,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't some Hollywood set up. They met through
Speaker 1: mutual friends in Malibuka. That's the easiest sentence in the
Speaker 1: world to write. He lives in Malibu, they got mutual friends.
Speaker 1: No one could dispute that. This is the way some
Speaker 1: sensational writers like to walk the tightrope when they're printing
Speaker 1: what they know to be a story that's not true.
Speaker 1: But it might not be that kind of story that
Speaker 1: the celebrity wants to go after because he's looking at
Speaker 1: her going that's not the worst story. I've already admitted
Speaker 1: on National TV and in my book and on the
Speaker 1: Netflix special that I have sex with men. So it's
Speaker 1: not like this is some well kept secret. If this
Speaker 1: story came out two months ago, well then we're talking
Speaker 1: about a sensational story that would need sourcing from at
Speaker 1: least two different people, which doesn't happen anymore, especially in
Speaker 1: the tabloids. They get one source if that, and they
Speaker 1: run with it. What the A lister loved about the
Speaker 1: man was the fact that he's not an actor or
Speaker 1: a celebrity, just a regular guy with a normal job.
Speaker 1: Charlie Sheen has no idea how to talk to people
Speaker 1: who aren't in Hollywood. He's been in Hollywood, since he
Speaker 1: was born. All of his friends were Hollywood, the Rob
Speaker 1: and Chad Lowe's, the Sean Penns and Nick Cages. They
Speaker 1: all they all made movies together as kids with little cameras.
Speaker 1: All he knows is he doesn't have regular friends. They cook,
Speaker 1: they watch old movies. It's sweet, quiet and healthy. Bullshit.
Speaker 1: Rob Shutter has a long history of being full of
Speaker 1: shit and carefully walking that line between libel and leverage. Okay,
Speaker 1: in other words, the way he words his stories, he
Speaker 1: can get away with this shit without getting sued. But
Speaker 1: you can't fool me. You can't bullshit a bullshit. I
Speaker 1: wrote for the tabloids for a number of years. I
Speaker 1: know how to do the exact same thing, especially when
Speaker 1: the story is going to appear on a Friday afternoon,
Speaker 1: which this one did, before the reps can see the
Speaker 1: story and respond. Typically, you write the story and you
Speaker 1: send an email to the actor or actresses representatives, their manager,
Speaker 1: their PR person, whoever, let them know you're writing a
Speaker 1: story about Charlie being in love with the man, a
Speaker 1: regular guy who's not in the entertainment industry, and you
Speaker 1: send that out at five to five pm in the
Speaker 1: summertime on Fridays, you send that out at three because
Speaker 1: they typically don't work a whole day because they run
Speaker 1: out to the Hamptons. But during this time of the year,
Speaker 1: five to five is good. They're not going to respond
Speaker 1: to that email. And most big actors and their flags
Speaker 1: that they pay thirty thousand dollars a month to on
Speaker 1: the low end, we'll all just say no comment. We
Speaker 1: don't comment on so and so. It's personal life. They're
Speaker 1: getting paid to do literally nothing. But I wrote a
Speaker 1: few stories like this for the tabloids when I was
Speaker 1: just empty. I had nothing to write, and I wrote
Speaker 1: something one time. But you can't disprove it, and it's
Speaker 1: too innocent for the celebrity to want to do something
Speaker 1: about it. So you pick and choose. Okay, Billy Eilis
Speaker 1: was touring with her brother, and I read somewhere that
Speaker 1: they both like horror movies. Some innocumous articles said her
Speaker 1: and her brother like to they're regular people. When they're
Speaker 1: not recording, they enjoy watching the horror movies. Okay, I
Speaker 1: just stuck in my head, so I decide to write
Speaker 1: this little one hundred and fifty were an article in
Speaker 1: my column. How these two whenever they're touring around the country,
Speaker 1: the first thing they do when they land in the
Speaker 1: city is to look for a place that you know,
Speaker 1: those places where you have to what they call escape
Speaker 1: houses where you have to solve these riddles inside the
Speaker 1: house and escape or find the money, you know, find
Speaker 1: the hidden key. This old clues I did to call
Speaker 1: escape house. That could be wrong, but they were a
Speaker 1: big thing, like eight seven, eight, nine years ago. I'm
Speaker 1: sure they're still around, but they were really big back then.
Speaker 1: So I wrote that Billy Allac and her brother love
Speaker 1: to do that. Now, who's gonna call me and go
Speaker 1: That's not true. She would never go to one of
Speaker 1: those places, little brother, She despises, horror. No, it's never
Speaker 1: gonna happen. She's too busy. Your flags don't care, and
Speaker 1: she doesn't care about the fact that that's not true.
Speaker 1: But it's harmless. Okay, that's what Rob Shooter did. Hear
Speaker 1: he had a deadline. He looked at Charliy's flick special,
Speaker 1: read the book or excerpts and decided, I mean, if
Speaker 1: he already has sex with men, what's the problem is
Speaker 1: saying he's met someone? I mean, how why would he
Speaker 1: get mad? See it's all timing, it's all time, and
Speaker 1: you know you don't want retractions. I think celebrities can sue,
Speaker 1: they can go after a paper. What you don't want
Speaker 1: is a lawsuit. Obviously, never had one of those in
Speaker 1: over thirty years. Also, I mean I was threatened twice
Speaker 1: Robert Downey. Trump didn't follow through. But you know, threats
Speaker 1: are one thing, But writing retraction sucks. Now, when I
Speaker 1: wrote retractions, I can put it in my column and
Speaker 1: word it the way I want to word it in it,
Speaker 1: maybe a funny, self effacing way, right, self deprecating way,
Speaker 1: like I must have had that too much gin must
Speaker 1: have flown in my eyes. I thought I saw some
Speaker 1: and so at the club the other night, but it
Speaker 1: turns out it wasn't. Whatever you do, you write it
Speaker 1: in a way that makes you look silly. But in
Speaker 1: the old days, they put retractions on page two, which
Speaker 1: is the inside of the cover of the newspaper, and
Speaker 1: you can read them there. They don't do that anymore.
Speaker 1: Retractions aren't even something that's listed in the website where
Speaker 1: you can look up old newspaper articles, which sucks because
Speaker 1: if somebody got a story wrong in twenty twelve and
Speaker 1: you're going back in those clips and reading about a
Speaker 1: story that, oh, it's in the paper, it must be true.
Speaker 1: You can't find if it wasn't true or if the
Speaker 1: actor got mad because retractions are no longer included in
Speaker 1: that database where you look for old clips on a person.
Speaker 1: It's what they do with newspapers. In our day, we
Speaker 1: used to get actual clips from old newspapers that were
Speaker 1: brown and yellowed because they've been in a file for
Speaker 1: years in the news's library. Now it's all done by computer.
Speaker 1: But either way, it's like a fucking dinosaur. Yeah, you'd
Speaker 1: go to library, or can I have some clips on
Speaker 1: Sylvester Sloan. They give you an enveloop of whole past
Speaker 1: stories on stallone, and that's where you can get your
Speaker 1: old information. This is before Google. You had to read five, six,
Speaker 1: eight different stories to find out something you needed to know.
Speaker 1: You need to find You needed to find out facts.
Speaker 1: What's the name of his kids, what year they get married,
Speaker 1: when when they divorced. There was no Google you had
Speaker 1: to read anyhow. Did write a retraction once for the
Speaker 1: News about Robert Downey. I said he was at the
Speaker 1: Mandrine Hotel during the Oscar weekend festivities. I saw him there.
Speaker 1: He was high, he was loaded, he wore blackmail polished
Speaker 1: and back then he was on probation for those horrible
Speaker 1: offenses he had when he was cracked out and ended
Speaker 1: up being in someone else's bed in the neighborhood where
Speaker 1: he didn't even live. He was wearing I think female clothing.
Speaker 1: Someone came home and saw Robert Danny join you in
Speaker 1: their bed. So he got in trouble. And the fact
Speaker 1: that he was in Los Angeles and not on a
Speaker 1: movie set in Georgia where he was supposed to be
Speaker 1: would have raised the red flag. He would have broke
Speaker 1: his parole and that would have meant jail time. So
Speaker 1: his people went at me and wrote to the Daily News.
Speaker 1: He had the big lawyer, Martin Singer, who they all
Speaker 1: go to, who throws those scary letters out, and my
Speaker 1: news editors were alarmed. I'm like, guys, I was five
Speaker 1: feet away from I saw him, He saw me see him,
Speaker 1: So this is all nonset. Well, they made me write
Speaker 1: a retraction. Well, I finally got to Hollywood. I ended
Speaker 1: up hooking up with a manager named Mark Burke, who
Speaker 1: incidentally was Charlie Sheen's manager before two and a half men.
Speaker 1: And that's what Charlie and I would hang out because
Speaker 1: our manager put us together to see if we had
Speaker 1: an idea to do. Is could I write something for
Speaker 1: Trollie that kind of shit. I just wanted to hang
Speaker 1: out with, which was always fun. But what I hooked
Speaker 1: up with, Mark Berger is my manager. He told me
Speaker 1: we were laughing one day. He goes, oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: that story he wrote about Robert Downey being at the
Speaker 1: montret Skybar. Going to ask her, yeah, he says, that
Speaker 1: was him. I said, I know it was him. He
Speaker 1: said I was lefting because you you know, I saw
Speaker 1: you wrote a retraction day. They must have came aut
Speaker 1: you pretty I said, yeah, Martin Singer came out of
Speaker 1: my news editors. He goes, yeah, well, I was producing
Speaker 1: that movie that Robert Downey was on and he begged
Speaker 1: us to let him leave for one night to go
Speaker 1: to that party, the Oscar party, and that's where I
Speaker 1: saw it. So I was vindicated. Even though Liz Smith
Speaker 1: wrote an article in her in her column about me
Speaker 1: lying about Downey being in Los Angeles, they loved the
Speaker 1: fact that A. J. Benz had got it wrong. I
Speaker 1: didn't get it wrong.
Speaker 2: I was lied to.
Speaker 1: There's one of the one other retraction I had to write,
Speaker 1: I'm lying. The other one sounds pretty innocent. I had
Speaker 1: to write a retraction for Newsday, the Long Island newspaper
Speaker 1: when I was writing high school and college sports. Had
Speaker 1: a kid I grew up with, named Joe Breakstone. We
Speaker 1: all played ball together, you know, softball, kickball, football. We
Speaker 1: were always twenty thirty guys deep in a new development
Speaker 1: in West ice Lope. It was great. There was always fit.
Speaker 1: There were too many kids. We used to have a phrase.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you guys used this phrase, where
Speaker 1: you get fifteen twenty kids to play a game of
Speaker 1: kickball or tackle football, and if other kids begin to
Speaker 1: show up on their bicycles. The phrase was games locked.
Speaker 1: The game's locked, you can't play. You got to start
Speaker 1: your own game with your own friends. That was the
Speaker 1: benefit of having too many kids in the neighborhood. And
Speaker 1: we all rode bikes, ban out of seats, extended forks,
Speaker 1: the streamers on the handles, the baseball card in the spokes,
Speaker 1: a tat tatters. He drove down the sidewalk.
Speaker 2: That's a different way.
Speaker 1: I don't see any kids on bikes now unbelievable, all right,
Speaker 1: Joe breaks down. Her little brother named Willie. Well, he
Speaker 1: was about four years younger than us, and he played
Speaker 1: with us even though he was smaller. Also a heavy
Speaker 1: set kid, so it wasn't the greatest athlete, but what
Speaker 1: he lacked on athleticism he made up for in his win.
Speaker 1: He was funny, so we kept him around years later.
Speaker 1: Willie now is in high school. He's playing for our
Speaker 1: alma mater, West Eye some Lions, and he plays backup
Speaker 1: goalie for the West is of Soccer team. And I
Speaker 1: wanted the kid to have his moment, you know, because
Speaker 1: it was a meaningless game in another losing season for
Speaker 1: West is Of Soccer. So I wrote in the highlight section,
Speaker 1: Lions keeper Willie breaks down, stopped three of Babylon's penalty
Speaker 1: kicks and made a game saving I made a game
Speaker 1: saving save in the closing seconds of Westleifsin's one nothing win.
Speaker 1: It's a big line. There were no penalty kicks in
Speaker 1: the game at all. There was no big save in
Speaker 1: the closing seconds. West Islam did win, but WILLI didn't
Speaker 1: even play. So a few days he loved it. His
Speaker 1: brother and him love it. They would call me laugh.
Speaker 1: And a few days later, a parent from the losing
Speaker 1: team coles Newsday and talks to my edelb and says,
Speaker 1: there was no penalty kicks in that game. This is
Speaker 1: a lot. So they called me to the carpet and
Speaker 1: I just innocently blamed it on whatever. The coach had
Speaker 1: one of the kids calling the game results, and I
Speaker 1: just printed what the kids said. I'd had no reason
Speaker 1: to disbelieve the kid. They never lied before, that kind
Speaker 1: of shit. But all had a good time because Willie
Speaker 1: liked the fact that his name was in the paper,
Speaker 1: because when you play high school sports, well, at least
Speaker 1: I had this kind of ego. You want to see
Speaker 1: your name of the paper, and not all of us
Speaker 1: have that. Some kids never get in the paper anyhow,
Speaker 1: that's the state of journalism today. At least I was
Speaker 1: having fun. But Rob Shooter is full of shit. Now
Speaker 1: this could all come out to be true with Charlie
Speaker 1: announcing his boyfriend. Maybe they're holding hands on a red carpet.
Speaker 1: I doubt it, but if I'm wrong, I'll be glad
Speaker 1: to tell you. Finally, I've got to get this Kevin
Speaker 1: Federline book. My god, Kevin Federline is including everything about
Speaker 1: his years of Britney spears, and it's getting messier with
Speaker 1: each excerpt. The book comes out, I think in a
Speaker 1: few days. But the other day it was all about
Speaker 1: how scared he was for their two young boys when
Speaker 1: Brittany would stand by the kid's bedroom doorway holding a
Speaker 1: large kitchen knife. We seen her working with knives in
Speaker 1: her Instagram video, so we know that's not far fetched.
Speaker 1: He also detailed the day that she walked into her
Speaker 1: head cutting slawn number and got her. She asked for
Speaker 1: a shaved head, that the persons that I can't do that.
Speaker 1: I don't feel comfortable doing that to you. That's when
Speaker 1: Britney grabbed the shears and did her herself. Then, of
Speaker 1: course came the crazy paparazzi moment, one of the best
Speaker 1: moments in showbiz paparazzi history, where Britney standing at a
Speaker 1: gas station with a hood over a shaved head and
Speaker 1: waving that umbrella at paparazzi and trying to hit cars
Speaker 1: with that umbrella and was crazy. But Fedelein says in
Speaker 1: the book that earlier that evening, she came to their
Speaker 1: mansion where they lived but he wouldn't hope. He wouldn't
Speaker 1: let her in. She kept ringing the buzzer to be
Speaker 1: let in, but she was talking in gibberish. She couldn't
Speaker 1: understand what she was saying, screaming actually, and he wouldn't
Speaker 1: let her in because he didn't want his kids to
Speaker 1: see her that way, their kids to see her that way.
Speaker 1: He also says he allegedly did cocaine while breastfeeding her
Speaker 1: two sons, which I could completely believe. It took place
Speaker 1: at his album. At his album release party, he said
Speaker 1: he'd be home with both sons, but he was surprised
Speaker 1: to find her and his father in law at this party. Now,
Speaker 1: he says he was happy to see his father in law,
Speaker 1: who came to support him, but he threw a look
Speaker 1: Kevin's way, shook his head in motion to my dressing room,
Speaker 1: Kevin says, and his expression sat in that flat blank
Speaker 1: space between disapproval and apprehension, as if to say, she's
Speaker 1: here and it's not good. And when Kevin opened the door,
Speaker 1: he says he saw Brittany and a young starlet friend
Speaker 1: starting a fat line of coke off the table. My
Speaker 1: money says that starlet was Lindsey lowhand. He says both
Speaker 1: were wearing these outrageous wigs. Britney's was electric blue. It
Speaker 1: was surreal. They didn't even try to hide it. That's scary.
Speaker 1: But something tells me kay Fed also bent down and
Speaker 1: had a bank's fat line as well. Doesn't make what
Speaker 1: Brittany did right, But I just have a feeling he
Speaker 1: parted with them as well. I just refuse to believe
Speaker 1: if you see Brittany and Lindsay do him blow, you're
Speaker 1: not going to get a little hit, especially at that age,
Speaker 1: who he was, who they were. But he's not going
Speaker 1: to write that or ever admit it anyhow. He doesn't
Speaker 1: name the other check that. I think it's Lindsay, but
Speaker 1: other people talk about her drug use. Her agent, Jason Treywick,
Speaker 1: was also in the room during her taking drugs. He
Speaker 1: has a bad reputation as well. The kids were one
Speaker 1: year and one month old at the time, so Kevin
Speaker 1: says he was flipping out what to do with these
Speaker 1: little kids when their mommy is going off the deep end,
Speaker 1: and you know, you can't breastfeed your kids when you're
Speaker 1: doing drugs. You shouldn't even have wine. I mean, it's just.
Speaker 2: Terrible.
Speaker 1: So he says out loud, please don't go home and
Speaker 1: breastfeed the kids like this. Call your mom or someone.
Speaker 1: We need to get formula. You can't do this. Then
Speaker 1: he says, she threw a drink in his face, and
Speaker 1: that was the proverbial last straw, final straw, the breastfeeding thing,
Speaker 1: and that's what ended him. He said, the way she reacted,
Speaker 1: that was the end. But it all happened so fast,
Speaker 1: couldn't even catch my breath. This book has a lot
Speaker 1: of highlights like this. It comes out October twenty first.
Speaker 1: It's tough to hear. I don't know how you guys
Speaker 1: feel about it. I know we all want to know
Speaker 1: what was going on with her in that marriage, as
Speaker 1: well as we all watched her steadily going crazy. But
Speaker 1: this is the kind of information you want to send
Speaker 1: out into the universe. Some of your kids can read it.
Speaker 1: That's the part about this book. I'm a little, you know,
Speaker 1: a little concerned about. I don't care what you tell me.
Speaker 1: Most kids side with their mom. That's just the biological thing,
Speaker 1: I believe. So I'm not sure how they're going to
Speaker 1: take this, or if they're taking it, how they're taking it.
Speaker 1: Right now. But then it goes further. He says he
Speaker 1: also caught her on the phone with her ex boyfriend
Speaker 1: justin Timberlake. The night before she married. K fed direct
Speaker 1: the hotel in Santa Monica to Fairmont Mirama Hotel, Beautiful Place.
Speaker 1: The night before their wedding, he walks in during a
Speaker 1: phone call and he goes, what's wrong. He thought she
Speaker 1: was talking to her mother. You know, maybe she was
Speaker 1: having doubts. He's thinking that kind of shit because her
Speaker 1: face looked a little off right, she wasn't as happy,
Speaker 1: And he says, oh, and he finds out it was
Speaker 1: justin He said that we don't have to do this,
Speaker 1: Like he said, I didn't care if we got married
Speaker 1: or not. I don't believe that, but he says, Brittany said,
Speaker 1: I just wanted to make sure everything was done between
Speaker 1: her and Timberlake, and she wanted to see her final piece.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, save that for the night before the wedding.
Speaker 1: You're gonna walk down the aisle in several hours and
Speaker 1: see your husband typically beaming at your dress and what
Speaker 1: you look like in your dress. And every husband loves
Speaker 1: the way his wife looks that that moment they appear
Speaker 1: to walk down the aisle in that dress you haven't
Speaker 1: yet seen. I mean, traditionally you don't see it until
Speaker 1: you see it in the church.
Speaker 2: But that's a big red flag. Man. I know they
Speaker 2: were young and he was madly in.
Speaker 1: Love, but yeah, she's clearly still in love with Justin Timberlake.
Speaker 1: At that point, she wasn't over it. So, in other words,
Speaker 1: Kevin Federline knows how Haley Bieber felt when Justin phoned
Speaker 1: Selena Gomez before he married Haley. I hate but I
Speaker 1: know all this ridiculous information, but my brain is full
Speaker 1: of this nonsense. But look at I want to read
Speaker 1: a Kevin Federline book. The whole deal with getting with
Speaker 1: Brittany while this girl was carrying his child. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's a whole other story.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he gets into in the book,
Speaker 1: but that's pretty interesting. And you know, I want to
Speaker 1: know if he talks about in the book when was
Speaker 1: the first time he saw signs that this chick wasn't
Speaker 1: wrapped too tight. When I hear stories like this, it
Speaker 1: puts two and two together for me. I think Justin
Speaker 1: Timberlake walking away from her is what began her snap,
Speaker 1: you know, but this is just the beginning. If I
Speaker 1: were to write a book about the whole Britney Spirits saga,
Speaker 1: which I think is going to be a bigger story
Speaker 1: than the death of Judy Garland one day, I'd call
Speaker 1: the book The Broken Girl Disney Built. But naturally I'll
Speaker 1: never write that book, but somebody will, and it's going
Speaker 1: to be hard to put down. That's it for today, Gang.
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