Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and AJ Benze fame Uh, he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty,
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. He's uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the Peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody, AJ Benzi here,
Speaker 1: But fame is a bitch. This is your daily Unfiltered
Speaker 1: podcast for March twenty fifth, twenty twenty six. Oh three
Speaker 1: two five, two six. We're flying through March. Thank goodness,
Speaker 1: thirty days, so thirty one days. We got six more
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 2: Okay, at less than a week. Let's see if we
Speaker 2: can finish this month on a good note. I mean,
Speaker 2: wasn't as bad as March as can be, but or
Speaker 2: have been in the past. But this morning I call
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I'm a police caller. I call police now.
Speaker 1: Too many things happen sometimes on this block with wayward
Speaker 1: people who are clearly aunt caught up with the rest
Speaker 1: of society. Whatever it was. I mean, I'm typing this morning.
Speaker 1: I'm at the dining room table nine thirty in the
Speaker 1: morning and waiting to do my show with Mike and Kenny.
Speaker 1: Everything is a bitch, And I hear a little kids
Speaker 1: screaming outside and a black mother talking so loud. Usually
Speaker 1: I get them to leave down it, go take a walk,
Speaker 1: don't fucking yell in front of my apartment, and they
Speaker 1: wander off. Now it's a husband and a wife, a
Speaker 1: girl about nine years old, and a car parked on
Speaker 1: the side of the road with a bunch of shit
Speaker 1: on the roof. And I took a walk down the
Speaker 1: street to get a good look at a bunch of
Speaker 1: shit in the back living out of their car. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna make fun of that. Bad things happen to people.
Speaker 1: The mother's barefoot, her feet are filthy. She's trying to
Speaker 1: brush her daughter's hair in the street with the and
Speaker 1: the kids screaming. I'm like, enough of this. The father
Speaker 1: ain't saying shit. I call nine on one, But by bah,
Speaker 1: this and this, I got a black person in the pickup.
Speaker 1: I don't want to make this racial, but I'm telling her. Look,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm hearing screaming and yelling. I'm watching this
Speaker 1: mother and father treat their little girl, the girl screaming
Speaker 1: blah blah bah. It's a black couple living out of
Speaker 1: a car, et cetera. Well, I mean, what are they
Speaker 1: doing to the girl trying to brush her hair. She's screaming,
Speaker 1: she runs away. Just it's constant. It's been an hour.
Speaker 1: You know. They don't look they don't look good. They're
Speaker 1: living out of the car. God forbid, God bless them.
Speaker 1: But this is something's wrong. You gotta respond to a
Speaker 1: screaming kid. Well, this is the no one. Well do
Speaker 1: you think she's just mad because it hurts her hair?
Speaker 1: I said, Now it sounds like you're taking their fucking side. No, no, sir,
Speaker 1: I'm not, I said, but I could tell your voice.
Speaker 1: You think she's only screaming because they're brushing her hair
Speaker 1: too hard. How about you get down here, send a
Speaker 1: squad car because they're screaming, barefoot, living out of a car.
Speaker 1: Can we just come on? What are they wearing? I
Speaker 1: go back outside. Okay, pink pants on, a little girl,
Speaker 1: black tank top. Mother's got shorts, no shoes, father's got
Speaker 1: no shoes, shorts, Come on that, we're gonna send a car.
Speaker 1: I didn't stay outside, could watch, but the people moved on.
Speaker 1: But my God, just get them. First of all, I
Speaker 1: was on hole for thirteen minutes, which is always a
Speaker 1: comforting feeling. You know, you gotta have your gun in
Speaker 1: your hand. I swear to God, who's gonna wait fourteen
Speaker 1: minutes when someone's at your door, you know, banging at
Speaker 1: your door trying to come in. It's just dangerous. If
Speaker 1: I had a gun, I swear I'd be picking people
Speaker 1: off from the roof. So I don't have one. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: I said something on Everything is a bitch, because you know,
Speaker 1: I went to see Rocos track meet yesterday, and you know,
Speaker 1: I just it got me thinking. I was there for
Speaker 1: three hours. Track meets are long, they're like swim meets.
Speaker 1: And his events are in the beginning four by one
Speaker 1: real leged and the hundred and the two hundred. In between,
Speaker 1: there's a whole bunch of races, and before the two
Speaker 1: hundred comes the girls and boys two mile run. It's endless.
Speaker 1: He goes, Dad, we're gonna got up at seven o'clock.
Speaker 1: I said, I know, whatever you want to do, so
Speaker 1: we opted out of the two hundred. Anyhow, I just
Speaker 1: see these kids, they just they're so different than we
Speaker 1: were at seventeen or eighteen. I just so I'm telling
Speaker 1: the guys this that you remember back we were seventeen
Speaker 1: or eighteen, we all had our drivers lives. Okay, Rocko
Speaker 1: is about to take this test, so he's not target whatever.
Speaker 1: But I remember I had a car at eighteen years old.
Speaker 1: It costs four hundred dollars. It was a dots and
Speaker 1: B two ten stick shit. I never drove a stick ship.
Speaker 1: My father said, you'll learn four hundred bucks people by sneakers.
Speaker 1: They can't even get sneakers for that amount now. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: we had insurance. We had part time jobs close to
Speaker 1: our house. We had a girlfriend, two parents. Typically mom
Speaker 1: was to stay at home mom typically maybe she had
Speaker 1: some part time jobs like my mom. We had great
Speaker 1: movies in the movie theater in town, first run movies.
Speaker 1: We'd go to theme parks. There was no scumbags there.
Speaker 1: We had a lot of drinking buddies going out on
Speaker 1: the weekend. We'd have some fistfights, bar fights. Nobody took
Speaker 1: out a gun. We didn't care about politics. You know,
Speaker 1: great music on the radio. My god. We can get
Speaker 1: into clubs or in our case, the X rated porn
Speaker 1: theater in Bay Shore, about two two and a half
Speaker 1: miles away, as long as we had someone else's ID.
Speaker 1: The guy in the front didn't care strip clubs on
Speaker 1: a weekend. At seventeen, it was insane. All we needed
Speaker 1: was ten bucks and we'd get a Schlitz beer or
Speaker 1: Schmidz beer and the waitress said, can I get you
Speaker 1: to the beer? Guys, now I look good? And we
Speaker 1: would always go in the bathroom with the beer and
Speaker 1: filled up with tapwater, so it looked like the beer
Speaker 1: was half full. It's disgusting, but that's we did. To
Speaker 1: see naked women. Oh my god. And this is in
Speaker 1: the eighties when the dancers had cssaians C sections closet.
Speaker 1: It wasn't like it is today in the nineties. But yeah,
Speaker 1: just very nostalgic. I brought it up because I remember,
Speaker 1: you know, I was asking Roco questions about who won
Speaker 1: this ration? Who's that girl? She's pretty fist. I don't
Speaker 1: know her name yet, I'm like, I knew. I think
Speaker 1: I knew everybody's name. I mean, not the underclassmen, but
Speaker 1: a lot of them. And we had what seven hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty kids graduate my seeing year. We had a
Speaker 1: lot of kids, I don't know, just different. It's just different.
Speaker 1: We had responsibilities, but we all felt like the opportunities
Speaker 1: we had moving forward were going to be end this.
Speaker 1: We were very optimistic about our futures, and I think
Speaker 1: we all felt like we were going to get a
Speaker 1: piece of the pie. And I think most of us did, Me,
Speaker 1: Kenny and Mike did. We got a piece of the pie.
Speaker 1: We worked hard. It's just different, right, very different today's kids.
Speaker 1: Let's turn our attention to uh, Megan Marco. Well, she's
Speaker 1: not having a great time of it. Netflix bosses have
Speaker 1: distanced themselves from her and Harry. But now there's reports
Speaker 1: that the people in the neighborhood in Montecito, very fancy neighborhood,
Speaker 1: they're avoiding them. Nobody wants to be seen with them.
Speaker 1: We could all see this coming, right. A lot of
Speaker 1: these people are rich and famous, and they know that Harry,
Speaker 1: especially Megan, talks to the press. She's been known or
Speaker 1: a lot of people in Hollywood are wary that she
Speaker 1: and Harry would come into parties and hear things and
Speaker 1: be a part of conversations and they'd end up in
Speaker 1: the press. And maybe Megan was doing that, you know,
Speaker 1: to curry good favor with that particular news paper or
Speaker 1: reporter who knows, or magazine. I don't know, but that's
Speaker 1: the way shit has done. You guys know that. But anyhow,
Speaker 1: they're getting the call shoulder, they're getting the old you know,
Speaker 1: the old heisman pushed away. Now there's talk that the
Speaker 1: head of Netflix, Ted Sorrando, says refused to be on
Speaker 1: calls with her. If he does get on a call,
Speaker 1: he wants a lawyer present. This is bad. Things are
Speaker 1: not good, you know, honestly, it's see if you ask me,
Speaker 1: Megan Markle has always wanted to live like, you know,
Speaker 1: a typical Hollywood a lister. And there's no way that
Speaker 1: they bought that mansion when they can't afford it, despite
Speaker 1: Harry's inheritance. But it's got to be getting hard. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's was it fifteen almost fifteen mil sixteen fucking bedrooms
Speaker 1: for two people and two little kid. It's how insane?
Speaker 1: But this making you know, I look at her and
Speaker 1: I get tired looking at her. She always feels like
Speaker 1: she has to do something, has to be doing something.
Speaker 1: And whenever you try too many things at once, everything
Speaker 1: comes out half assed, you know what I mean. Concentrate
Speaker 1: on one or two things and then go forward. Don't
Speaker 1: You can't do six seven things at once, not give
Speaker 1: everything you're attention. But I mean, she's got money. If
Speaker 1: I were her and him, I wouldn't live in such
Speaker 1: an exclusive area for privacy. She's out of contracts. They're
Speaker 1: both out of contracts now, so go raise your kids,
Speaker 1: get a fresh start someplace. Use leave California like all
Speaker 1: the other multimillionaires are doing. But you know, we every
Speaker 1: time I look at these people and I read a story, Look,
Speaker 1: you got two different people, two different they come from
Speaker 1: two different sides of the coin Harry say earned in
Speaker 1: air quotes. Harry earned his money, you know, through his
Speaker 1: life and duty to the royal family, a long storied past,
Speaker 1: not all of it brilliant, not all of it. You know,
Speaker 1: just look at Prince Andrew and some other crazy scandalous
Speaker 1: shit that happened, Charles and Camille. I mean, the princess died.
Speaker 1: There's so much stuff in the background, in the rear
Speaker 1: view mirror. But overall, that's basically what Harry's life was.
Speaker 1: And uh, you know that's old money, old powerful money,
Speaker 1: maybe the oldest powerful, most powerful in the world. Whereas
Speaker 1: Megan Markle just wanted to reach the success and money
Speaker 1: level of the Kardashians. Let's face it, that's what she
Speaker 1: was looking for. She got very friendly with those people.
Speaker 1: Now they take her out of the pictures, they erase
Speaker 1: her image from pictures they post. You know, it's getting bad.
Speaker 1: But Megan just wanted status, and she obviously got Harry
Speaker 1: thinking it's not going to be that hard to get
Speaker 1: it and keep it. She wanted to be an a
Speaker 1: lister so badly, and here we are. But nothing she's
Speaker 1: done is getting her there. It's gonna it's been the
Speaker 1: complete opposite. You know, she did that Oprah interview and
Speaker 1: she must have thought, Okay, I'm interviewing with Oprah, she's
Speaker 1: my neighbor. This is gonna meet a bunch of invites. No,
Speaker 1: nothing happened after that. Even Oprah was like eh, basically
Speaker 1: Oprah used them for that interview. You know, And if
Speaker 1: you really think about it, Harry didn't get that much
Speaker 1: money from his mother. I mean fourteen million. I think
Speaker 1: you and I could live off that money forever if
Speaker 1: we did it, invested it wisely, and you know, had
Speaker 1: some financial planners, et cetera. But I don't know what
Speaker 1: he got from the queen. But you know, he did
Speaker 1: get fourteen mil to live off of, and I think
Speaker 1: that's why he's gonna always want to be back in
Speaker 1: his father as good graces because that money he's now seeing,
Speaker 1: it's not easy to come to come to a level
Speaker 1: of life where that money is available. And I feel like,
Speaker 1: what's going to happen to them as their money dwindles
Speaker 1: and opportunities get you know, shattered, will fall through the loops,
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call it, and people stop picking
Speaker 1: the phone up, which is happening now. I think then
Speaker 1: you're going to see a lot of desperations set in.
Speaker 1: And I think at that point, I've seen this with
Speaker 1: other celebrities. They resort to doing things that well, people
Speaker 1: like you and I just wouldn't do one thing about,
Speaker 1: you know, having paparazzi finds you at a park, calling
Speaker 1: him ahead of time to have them show you off
Speaker 1: doing something so sweet with your children, whatever the hell.
Speaker 1: But you know, so many people who are famous don't
Speaker 1: show their kids' faces. And I understand that, but I
Speaker 1: think when you're desperate enough, don't be surprised if Megan
Speaker 1: and Harry sell photos of them and their two kids
Speaker 1: for the highest bidder. You know, get five, six, seven million,
Speaker 1: whatever the price is, they'll do it. Kids are getting
Speaker 1: older every day, obviously, like we all are, and they're
Speaker 1: not infants, so to speak. So you know what, I
Speaker 1: think they'll risk that. Like I said, they live in
Speaker 1: a very wealthy community. This is not like Nancy Guthrie's
Speaker 1: mom on No street Lights, where somebody could come in
Speaker 1: and take you out of your home. It's very different.
Speaker 1: In Montecito. You got Jennifer Aniston already on a Grande,
Speaker 1: Rob Lowe, Ellen and Porsche Oh Brah. Like I said,
Speaker 1: it's huge money driven through it many times. And man,
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's like an hour outside of La
Speaker 1: But hey, you know, on the back end of your career,
Speaker 1: no problem with that at all. But I think you're
Speaker 1: gonna see pictures of for sale. It ain't like they
Speaker 1: have a wedding to go to and make those pictures available.
Speaker 1: That came and went, but the kids, no, brod Angie
Speaker 1: did kind of the same thing. But they did donate
Speaker 1: all the money they got, they said. So I think
Speaker 1: Megan wouldn't donate a fucking penny. I just think that
Speaker 1: she thought being married to a prince would make her
Speaker 1: life ultra glamorous forever. But then you know, Harry doesn't
Speaker 1: kind of stand out like the man he once did
Speaker 1: with the uniform on and a full head of hair.
Speaker 1: And it's different now he's an older man. I'm not old,
Speaker 1: but he's an older guy now. And people are turning
Speaker 1: their back on these two. But you look at Megan
Speaker 1: outside of being a halfway decent actress, what are her
Speaker 1: job skills? She likes to cry and suit people, that's
Speaker 1: her job. And that they have these fake titles, the Sussexes.
Speaker 1: They hold on to them very tightly and dearly. That's
Speaker 1: the only thing that keeps them in the public eye.
Speaker 1: It's all about appearances to Megan, and not that the
Speaker 1: sussex thing helps her. But meanwhile, when Ted Sarandas doesn't
Speaker 1: want to take your call at Netflix, you're your desire
Speaker 1: to stay and get work in Hollywood. They're slowly disappearing
Speaker 1: because what's being said now is that she and Harry
Speaker 1: lost Netflix millions of dollars, and Ted Sarandos doesn't want
Speaker 1: to talk to her. He sees her for what she
Speaker 1: is now. I could have told him his years ago,
Speaker 1: way before she and Harry got that hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: from the streaming service. I don't know what he was thinking,
Speaker 1: one hundred million to see what they could do they
Speaker 1: still have like a documentary and a movie in the
Speaker 1: in the shoot over at Netflix, but it's Netflix put
Speaker 1: millions behind that deal and they didn't see a return
Speaker 1: at all, so they cut the loss. They cut the loss. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're Megan trying to make these gift baskets and
Speaker 1: edible flower rangements, all that bullshit he's putting together, you know,
Speaker 1: you can't talk about a loss. You just keep working
Speaker 1: and working. But there's no point for Netflix working on
Speaker 1: that brand when there's no show and it could take
Speaker 1: years to launch your brand and return all that investment.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it took put It take Amazon
Speaker 1: almost ten years to become profitable. Even Hallie Bieber her
Speaker 1: beauty line Road stupid name by the way that I
Speaker 1: hate the name Road Rhode terrible. She didn't return money
Speaker 1: to investors for just over three years. Said, you know
Speaker 1: it takes time. But boy, people did not like working
Speaker 1: with her on that show with love people there saying
Speaker 1: there's no love loss between Megan and Netflix and her
Speaker 1: arch Well production company. She made life hell on them.
Speaker 1: People said, they also reminded us that what I've always
Speaker 1: said that she's the mouthpiece, she's the ball. She wears
Speaker 1: the pants, and they said during meetings in person, when
Speaker 1: Harry would speak up, they could see Megan put her
Speaker 1: hand on his thigh and either pinch him or kind
Speaker 1: of let him know, you're talking too much, let me
Speaker 1: handle this, and she would pipe down, and that was
Speaker 1: noticed by people a Netflix. They didn't feel good about that.
Speaker 1: She lost that stupid podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder stupid,
Speaker 1: and now Netflix, which they said, has a surplus of
Speaker 1: all these Azever products, all the tea and baking mixes.
Speaker 1: They got about ten million bucks in value, and the
Speaker 1: company has been apparently giving these products away to staffers
Speaker 1: for free just to get rid of it. And the
Speaker 1: rest of the inventory is being sent back from Netflix
Speaker 1: to Harry and Megan. Terrible. And here's the big breakup.
Speaker 1: When Ted Sarando stops following as Ever and Megan on Instagram,
Speaker 1: Well that's the new breakup. That's what everybody knows. It's done,
Speaker 1: you know. I mean his wife, Cole Avon, who is
Speaker 1: the former representative for the Bahamas for US, big tall
Speaker 1: black woman. Don't know much about her, but apparently she's
Speaker 1: still friends with Megan. But Ted Sarandos the boss fed
Speaker 1: up and uh, I mean, as ever you look at
Speaker 1: Netflix now, I always search for a movie. I saw
Speaker 1: something good last night, See Sue, which is a finish
Speaker 1: expression for a soldier that can't be beat. It's a
Speaker 1: good movie. The second one came out, See Sue something
Speaker 1: whatever the fuck? But watch though they're good. They're good.
Speaker 1: It's about a man who's behind Russian lines in World
Speaker 1: War Two. He's finished and man, he destroys these Russians
Speaker 1: that are after him, and he just the war's over,
Speaker 1: but he just wants to keep going as a one
Speaker 1: man record machine. So fun, fun stuff. But you look
Speaker 1: at as ever against the other stuff that Netflix has
Speaker 1: and does measure up to Bridgerton or Squid Game Now
Speaker 1: you come on, By the way, can we talk about
Speaker 1: Squid Game two for a second? I love Squid Game one.
Speaker 1: I think all of us did. They kept us so
Speaker 1: intrigued and interested we never said aything like it. And
Speaker 1: that big red light green Light one two three beginning
Speaker 1: where people getting shot and killed. That was insane TV.
Speaker 1: And then season one ends with the guy going to
Speaker 1: see his daughter. No, he decides to go back to
Speaker 1: the games again. When he at that point, I'm like,
Speaker 1: how do you leave your daughter. You got to go
Speaker 1: back to your kid. No, he went back to squid game.
Speaker 1: I couldn't like it. I didn't get far through these episodes.
Speaker 1: Took too long to get to the games. There was
Speaker 1: so many plot lines. I don't like it, and I
Speaker 1: think the novelty of the first movie wore off. The
Speaker 1: challenges felt kind of repetitive. You could tell Season two
Speaker 1: is just done for the money. But now there might
Speaker 1: be there's gonna be a season three. I won't watch
Speaker 1: a second of that. No, anyhow, back to Meghan Markle
Speaker 1: look Man. Last week she was back in her happy
Speaker 1: place in her garden in the backyard. This time she
Speaker 1: was putting together two hundred and fifty five dollars luxury
Speaker 1: flower boxes and the pictures of the kids, Lillabette and
Speaker 1: Archie helping out to promote the collaboration Gardenians and peonies.
Speaker 1: Also tea and honey. Listen, I like flowers every week,
Speaker 1: every month. I like tea and honey. I have it
Speaker 1: every night. They're using a floral company, a delivery company
Speaker 1: called high Camp Supply, And if you know anything about
Speaker 1: high Camp, they absolutely go against the ideals that the
Speaker 1: Meghan and Harry say they're so committed to this company.
Speaker 1: The ship's orders from California from a farm FedEx priority overnight,
Speaker 1: so the customers can get their beautiful flowers within twenty
Speaker 1: four hours of being cut. And that's how the filthy
Speaker 1: rich can have flowers on the table for a week
Speaker 1: every week. Unbelievable. I mean, that's not a bad niche business,
Speaker 1: but can you see people spending that kind of money
Speaker 1: two fifty five to get tea honey and flowers just
Speaker 1: get them individually. Spend anything near that amount of money,
Speaker 1: and it's more fun to go pick your own flowers out,
Speaker 1: change them up every two weeks. Whatever the fuck. But
Speaker 1: they're just being hypocritical. They love to talk about climate change,
Speaker 1: reducing on carbon footprint through that company called travel Ass
Speaker 1: she's collaborating with them. Meanwhile, this is increasing carbon emissions
Speaker 1: on a daily basis for flowers that die in a week.
Speaker 1: So go fuck yourself. Hypocrites say, these celebris don't ever
Speaker 1: listen to what they say to do or how they
Speaker 1: tell you to act. They're all full of shit and
Speaker 1: they'll do anything, anything, just to make everybody else in
Speaker 1: town or in the business think they're doing fine. But
Speaker 1: you got Netflix, who put millions of dollars behind this deal,
Speaker 1: never saw a return, so they cut a loss. I
Speaker 1: understand that if you're in business, you get it. I
Speaker 1: don't know, but now they're not even like they live
Speaker 1: in the same neighborhood, and that's got to be awkward
Speaker 1: to live in the same neighborhood as tens are in
Speaker 1: and see each other at stop signs or who knows
Speaker 1: where the dog park. I don't know, but now comes
Speaker 1: word Megan has trademarked twelve different products in Australia because
Speaker 1: that's when she and Harriet touring next month. So she
Speaker 1: look she's still pushing awares like crazy. She might be
Speaker 1: a flighty pain in the ass, but you can't say
Speaker 1: she's a quitter. I mean, she just keeps pushing. But
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, all that product that Ted's around
Speaker 1: us is shipped back to her. Harry's gonna either have
Speaker 1: to rent out a storage bin or I was thinking,
Speaker 1: maybe just choose twelve out of your sixteen bedrooms to
Speaker 1: store up all that shit that wasn't sold. How about that?
Speaker 1: Can you make it on four bedrooms? Can you try that? Ridiculous? Look?
Speaker 1: I gotta bring this up. I was gonna do it yesterday.
Speaker 1: I didn't do it. I listen. So Bill caused me
Speaker 1: has been order to pay his rape accuser, Donna Mott Singer,
Speaker 1: over nineteen million dollars in damages. A jury found that
Speaker 1: he drugged and sexually assaulted her more than fifty years ago.
Speaker 1: It's a jury in California. They announced nineteen point two
Speaker 1: five million in a judgment on a third day of deliberations.
Speaker 1: Wow Mott Singers always said that it caused Me sexually
Speaker 1: assaulted her after giving a wine and a pill that
Speaker 1: left her unconscious back in nineteen seventy two. Said she
Speaker 1: woke up in her own house with her clothes off
Speaker 1: except her underwear on. No top, no braw, no pants,
Speaker 1: and she just knew she'd been drugged and raped by
Speaker 1: Bill Cosby now cause me didn't testify. His lawyer insisted
Speaker 1: that they're going to appeal this decision. I mean fifty
Speaker 1: four years to get justice. I you know, I know
Speaker 1: the other women who came forward, A lot of them
Speaker 1: didn't get justice. But the one who got the nineteen
Speaker 1: million in change is saying, I hope this helps them
Speaker 1: a little bit. No, not really, unless you crack it open.
Speaker 1: And then, you know, give people some little pieces of
Speaker 1: your nineteen point twenty five mil. How about that chop
Speaker 1: off one hundred grand? He hundred grand air be a
Speaker 1: big shot. But she's calling this the nineteen million in
Speaker 1: damages icing on the cake, because she says it's so
Speaker 1: important that she was believed in. Cosby in some way
Speaker 1: has to be accountable for what he did to me.
Speaker 1: In some way, I would imagine if he's been ordered
Speaker 1: to pay nineteen point two five mil and they gave
Speaker 1: her punerative damages too. Haven't been determined yet, but a
Speaker 1: little over nineteen mil ain't too shabby. And Cosby is
Speaker 1: running out of dough, he said, I love. I wish
Speaker 1: I could do him. Due to allegations, I really can't
Speaker 1: jello pudding, but he said, due to allegations, I have
Speaker 1: not worked in about ten years or more. That means
Speaker 1: I've not earned a cent for my being an entrepreneur, writer,
Speaker 1: television performer accepting reruns, and my net worth has gone
Speaker 1: down like a submarine with no motor, or it's gone
Speaker 1: down as fast as you did on the The Playboy
Speaker 1: Mansion after slipping a mickey to a hot chick. Okay,
Speaker 1: but cause was getting hit. He's taken some well deserved HiT's.
Speaker 1: A Santa Monica jury found them liable for raping Judy
Speaker 1: hughth Hutch at the Playboy Mansion back in seventy five.
Speaker 1: She was only sixteen years old. He paid her half
Speaker 1: a mill He paid three point five MILLI in a
Speaker 1: settlement to Andrea Knstan, who I believe began all this
Speaker 1: back in twenty oh six. Another settlement in twenty nineteen
Speaker 1: with seven accusers that caused him god knows what. Convicted
Speaker 1: of aggravated assault in decent assault in twenty eighteen for
Speaker 1: drugging and sexually assaulting constant in two thousand and four. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she was the one who came out for Let me
Speaker 1: say this, and you guys know that I always disliked
Speaker 1: this guy way before any news of him raping came out.
Speaker 1: I didn't I didn't need to hear that. I just
Speaker 1: didn't like the guy for the way he spoke to
Speaker 1: me about Chris Rock and his overall demeanor. Just thinks
Speaker 1: he's better than you, et cetera. But let me say this,
Speaker 1: and I'll be honest. Look the nineteen million dollar judgment.
Speaker 1: It's outrageous, even if he did do what he was
Speaker 1: accused of doing. It's fifty four years ago, and the
Speaker 1: burden of proof is less in a civil case. And
Speaker 1: because that money is so hard, I hate to say
Speaker 1: I hate the guy, but I hope he wins on appeal.
Speaker 1: I mean, what's a nineteen million dollar judgment plus punit
Speaker 1: of damages? Is that the actual damage that was proved
Speaker 1: by a plaintiff who waited fifty years to complain. So look,
Speaker 1: I don't want to get in trouble for asking this,
Speaker 1: but it wouldn't be me if I didn't. I feel
Speaker 1: like as a man, i'd almost I think I'm saying
Speaker 1: I'd allow this to happen to me for twenty million
Speaker 1: dollars fifty years later. I hate to say it. Hear
Speaker 1: me out, Hey Jay, this is raight. I look at
Speaker 1: I get it. And I'm not saying that this is
Speaker 1: not something women you know, should have a rough time
Speaker 1: with going to This is awful. This is awful, I'm
Speaker 1: sure last years, et cetera, et cetera. But then for
Speaker 1: some chicks it doesn't. Maybe she's one of those hicks
Speaker 1: that it just rolled off for. Back was a night
Speaker 1: of crazy sex, and maybe I don't know. We don't
Speaker 1: know much about her, do we, But you know, am
Speaker 1: I crazy? I mean, look, there are millions of women
Speaker 1: out there who can't stand their husband or boyfriend climbing
Speaker 1: on top of them. But they stay, they do their
Speaker 1: wifely or girlfriendly duties, but they can't stand it. I've
Speaker 1: talked to girls who said, oh my god, the last
Speaker 1: five years, every time you want to have sex, I
Speaker 1: would gag. All right, that's not being raped. The man's
Speaker 1: not hurting you, he's not drugging you, but he's still
Speaker 1: having sex with a guy you wish you weren't. Those
Speaker 1: of themen can't get dull. I mean, they can divorce
Speaker 1: their husband and gets okay, fine, But I mean overall
Speaker 1: these women are doing it for free and living unhappily.
Speaker 1: How many of them would love to get their hands
Speaker 1: on nineteen point two five million? Lady? Tell me from crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not saying it's not a big deal.
Speaker 1: You take a pill, you wake up, you feel a sensation,
Speaker 1: your clothes are off. I'm not saying you shake that
Speaker 1: off in a week, But twenty million dollars it's for
Speaker 1: something that happened fifty four years ago. I'm sorry. First
Speaker 1: of all, it's too much money. And when you put
Speaker 1: things out there like that, then you stop going. I'd
Speaker 1: go through that. I'd go through it. I let someone
Speaker 1: chop off my fucking pinky right now with no anesthesia,
Speaker 1: for nothing, for twenty million. Take the other one too.
Speaker 1: I rarely use them. I used you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Just take them? Is that worse than a rape? I
Speaker 1: don't know. I remember when I was a kid, we
Speaker 1: had a weather man on Channel seven Eyewitness News. His
Speaker 1: name is tex A Twine, big drinker. All the guys
Speaker 1: back then drank a lot. Roger Grimsby was a big drink.
Speaker 1: A lot of newsmen and news reporters were known to
Speaker 1: be big drinkers. And I hate to say, but I
Speaker 1: couldn't believe how fun it was being a reporter at
Speaker 1: the New York Daly News where we'd all go out,
Speaker 1: six seven of us at lunch to get a couple
Speaker 1: of martinis at this bar that was in our building.
Speaker 1: It was a you know, a restaurant bar in our building.
Speaker 1: Like it was. That was like a every few day thing.
Speaker 1: You could go upstairs with a buzz and write your column.
Speaker 1: You could smoke a cigar in your office. We even
Speaker 1: had a bar in a office, me and Michael Lowdy's.
Speaker 1: I stole a New York Post newspaper metal box that
Speaker 1: you see in the city. I stole that one. That
Speaker 1: one wasn't it wasn't nailed down or bolted down to
Speaker 1: the sidewalk. I came back with my car, took it
Speaker 1: and brought it upstairs, and we kept liquoring there. It's
Speaker 1: a different world, so I didn't really care that newsmen drank.
Speaker 1: I just oh, you know, even guys at the NFL
Speaker 1: Football pat Summer all Tom Brookshire, the Yankee announces the
Speaker 1: met and Howie Rose, so many guys were drinking on TV.
Speaker 1: So tex Antoine is the weather man and he'd sache
Speaker 1: out acting all cool and shit and six PM weather forecasts.
Speaker 1: And there was a story right before his weather forecast
Speaker 1: about an attempted rape of an eight year old girl.
Speaker 1: And here's where tex Antoine's career and life went down
Speaker 1: the dream. He gets to the map and he says,
Speaker 1: with rape so predominant in the news lately, it's well
Speaker 1: to remember the words of Confucius, who said, if rape
Speaker 1: is inevitable, lie back and enjoy it. Obviously within fifteen minutes.
Speaker 1: You know, the phones are lightening up like Christmas time.
Speaker 1: Eyewitness News got six hundred and fifty, six hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty five calls from people pissed off about that comment.
Speaker 1: He made it on her apology, they suspended him, and
Speaker 1: after his apology they got another four hundred and fifty calls,
Speaker 1: and some of them were all in favor of him
Speaker 1: coming back. Who cares what happened with that girl. You know,
Speaker 1: it wasn't a big deal what he said. I beg
Speaker 1: to differ, but you know, I'm not going to go
Speaker 1: that far late, lie down and enjoy it. But I
Speaker 1: will say, twenty million guys, she doesn't even know what
Speaker 1: happened in terms of I don't want to say the
Speaker 1: wrong thing. I imagine it was straight up sex. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't think he put things in her body. I
Speaker 1: never heard a girl make that comment. So he was
Speaker 1: knocking these chicks out. Back then, klayludes were big. I
Speaker 1: love klayludes. You can't get him now. And it wasn't
Speaker 1: a big deal to say to a girl you want
Speaker 1: to share a klaylud And yeah, okay, like think what
Speaker 1: you want, say what you want. But that was very predominant,
Speaker 1: and you could say, oh, the Playboy Mansion had a
Speaker 1: strict rule no drugs, yes and no, yes and no.
Speaker 1: They didn't like it. At the parties. They had security
Speaker 1: out front. They were trying to minimize that. But you know,
Speaker 1: you're going to bathroom. No one knows what you're doing
Speaker 1: in the bathroom. You come out with a couple of chicks,
Speaker 1: and you know, a little toot blah blah bah. But
Speaker 1: the mansion, a lot of bad shit went down there
Speaker 1: over the years. I mean, hefnon was given out qulayludes.
Speaker 1: That was the thing in the seventies and eighties, klayludes.
Speaker 1: So if that's what he did to this chick, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Girls, I mean, nineteen million in change fifty
Speaker 1: four years later, would you go through it? I personally would,
Speaker 1: And I'm a man. I'm not saying if you wouldn't
Speaker 1: go through it, you're crazy, or if you would go
Speaker 1: through it, you're a half a whore. I'm just saying
Speaker 1: it's a lot of dough. If she got a million,
Speaker 1: I'd say, well, you know, a million bucks half goes
Speaker 1: to taxes in y But nineteen boy too far? Think
Speaker 1: about it, that's all I'm saying. Think about it all right.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow is some information on the Reacher star who beat
Speaker 1: the shit out of his neighbor out in Tennessee. I
Speaker 1: know a little bit about this story because one of
Speaker 1: my patrons, believe it or not, is related to this
Speaker 1: guy through marriage. So I have some inside stuff on
Speaker 1: this clown. But I also don't think the star of
Speaker 1: Reacher is a terrific guy either. I think he was
Speaker 1: a case of road royge road roage royd rage plus
Speaker 1: another man wanting the cameras on him for various reasons,
Speaker 1: which I get into tomorrow. That's it for today. AJ
Speaker 1: Benzi here with your daily Unfiltered podcast from March twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. Hang in there, guys, talk to you soon.