Speaker 1: Get ready for it. Happy Happy July second, allegedly, according
Speaker 1: to that thing we call a calendar on the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five year of that thing we call a calendar,
Speaker 1: the O'Kelly effect, and it's Woden's Day now. I meant
Speaker 1: to do Tuesday, but didn't quite get to Tearsday because
Speaker 1: you know, there was just issues and issues and issues,
Speaker 1: and I was trying to sort things out. And here
Speaker 1: we go.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: I heard from Mike Swanson earlier this morning, and Mike
Speaker 1: is actually in Las Vegas, so good luck to Mike.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's doing out there. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he's playing or just hanging out with friends.
Speaker 1: But we're gonna pound out a little bit of news
Speaker 1: here eal quick. First off, though, I gotta ask this
Speaker 1: question because this is when the most memorable things from
Speaker 1: my younger years, and it may not be relevant to
Speaker 1: most of me, and you might not have even noticed
Speaker 1: in all of the trials and tribulations of the day,
Speaker 1: but you know, there was a lot of trials and
Speaker 1: tribulations in the court of public opinion somewhere in the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties, if I remember right, absolutely, I remember right,
Speaker 1: because even Ozzy Osbourne wrote a song called Miracle Man
Speaker 1: about this one particular guy. Whoops, I just played the
Speaker 1: wrong clip.
Speaker 3: I won't address myself, as best as I know how
Speaker 3: to those that I have wronged, that I have sinned against.
Speaker 3: First of all, my wife Francis, never.
Speaker 1: Gave a man.
Speaker 3: A better helpmate and companion.
Speaker 1: God never gave a man a better help maid and companion.
Speaker 1: There might be some arguments with you there, my friend,
Speaker 1: but I used to watch this guy even as a teenager.
Speaker 1: As a preteen, I think I would watch this guy
Speaker 1: late at night.
Speaker 2: Because he was super entertaining.
Speaker 1: And his message.
Speaker 2: Seemed impactful, impassioned, and he.
Speaker 1: Was certain.
Speaker 2: From the act eyewitness.
Speaker 1: Of course, I was only a child, but from the
Speaker 1: act eyewitness, it seemed as though he was certain that
Speaker 1: what he was speaking was absolute reality. And he condemned
Speaker 1: the devil's music and the devil's activities and the terrible
Speaker 1: things that could be could be put into your head
Speaker 1: by the media, and the terrible things around you, and
Speaker 1: even his cousin Jerry Lee Lewis, who was called the
Speaker 1: Killer for a good reason, but he meant it when
Speaker 1: he preached, and he talked about practical things, and he
Speaker 1: got on high and he blew it out and manned
Speaker 1: this guy to me. I know there were bigger icons
Speaker 1: of the era, but this guy was demand as far
Speaker 1: as I was concerned, and then this happened for the
Speaker 1: first time.
Speaker 3: It's a little cut and as far as this gospel
Speaker 3: has been taken through the eph waves to the great
Speaker 3: cities of.
Speaker 4: The world and cover this globe, that.
Speaker 3: Would never have been done were it not for her strength,
Speaker 3: her courage, her consecration to her redeemer, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Wild stuff telling you and passion, passion on top of passion.
Speaker 2: Pay attention, though it gets stranger.
Speaker 1: They're showing pictures of his wife where the sound is
Speaker 1: cutting out here.
Speaker 2: But it's amazing to me.
Speaker 3: Donnie has stood with me. I have relied upon him,
Speaker 3: and in these trying days he and are his mother
Speaker 3: and myself, we do not know what we would have
Speaker 3: done with our his strength, his courage, and his utter
Speaker 3: devotion his son.
Speaker 2: But there's more.
Speaker 3: This evangelist that our heralds and criers of redemption. It's missionaries.
Speaker 1: On the front liness.
Speaker 3: I'm holding him back with tides of hell.
Speaker 1: See what I mean about the passion he's already crying.
Speaker 1: And why is he crying? For those of you that
Speaker 1: don't remember, there's other people starting to cry around him
Speaker 1: in the audience. Amazing man, the eighties or something.
Speaker 2: Anyway, the worship.
Speaker 5: Thou at his feet, who has.
Speaker 6: Saved me.
Speaker 1: And washed me and cleansed me.
Speaker 5: I have sinned against you, my Lord, and I would
Speaker 5: ask that your precious blood would wash and.
Speaker 2: Cleanse every stain.
Speaker 5: Until it is in the seas of God's forgivence, never
Speaker 5: to be remembered against me anymore.
Speaker 1: Hello, yeah, you remember that? Well, if you don't remember that,
Speaker 1: perhaps you remember this. I'm ready, how I take you ready?
Speaker 1: I'm even eighteen dollars for car insurance. Oh that's how
Speaker 1: much I was paying, Not eighteen dollars for car insurance.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Maybe you remember this from eighties.
Speaker 1: If you don't remember that part, please forgive me send
Speaker 1: against you my.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, anyway, I don't know if I want to get
Speaker 1: hit with a copyright on this or whatever else, but
Speaker 1: I ain't putting it on YouTube or anything. This is
Speaker 1: just for your ears. But I love this song. I
Speaker 1: loved going to see this tour. My favorite line in
Speaker 1: the song, you know now, Jimmy he got busseded with
Speaker 1: his pants down, and it wasn't the only time, but
Speaker 1: it was the first time that it happened, as he
Speaker 1: did the song miracle Man about it on the No
Speaker 1: Rest But a Wicked album. Anyway, why am I going
Speaker 1: through this? This is like, you know, God, Chuck, that's
Speaker 1: you know, forty years ago. What are you doing? What
Speaker 1: are you doing? I got actual news to get to.
Speaker 1: But anyway, what is the relevance of this, sir, Well,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Swagger died just saying from the ap and let's see.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll even try and drop it over in the
Speaker 1: O'Kelly chat room live at O'Kelly dot com. I know
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put it in the show notes, but you
Speaker 1: guys got to understand, I'm actually a little moved by
Speaker 1: the fact that this guy died because he was an
Speaker 1: iconic figure of hypocrisy as far as I'm concerned. Anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's in the Ocelli chat room. I'm also gonna put
Speaker 1: the link to the song miracle Man as it is
Speaker 1: on YouTube, and you guys can do with it what
Speaker 1: you like. I'll put that in the show notes as well.
Speaker 1: Since I am making commentary about it, and it is
Speaker 1: what I'm working on, and I am an Aussie fan.
Speaker 1: His final bow coming up in a couple of days
Speaker 1: on a pay per view I.
Speaker 2: Can't afford to see.
Speaker 1: Anyway, if anybody's looking to pirate under share it, let
Speaker 1: me know because I want to see, you know, back
Speaker 1: to the beginning. It's called Ozzy Osbourne. Anyway, It's Black Sabbath, Ozzie, Pantera, Metallic,
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of bands, supergroup, Zach Wild will be there.
Speaker 1: Ozzie's going to do two sets. I hope he can
Speaker 1: hold it together and I hope he's ready to rock,
Speaker 1: really I do, because it would suck if it was
Speaker 1: one of those muddled performances from him. But anyway, back
Speaker 1: to this thing about Jimmy Swagger and what's in the news.
Speaker 1: Televangelist Jimmy Swagger, whose ministry was toppled by prostitution scandals,
Speaker 1: dies at ninety ninety years old. Baton Rouge Louisiana Lizana
Speaker 1: Ape televangelist Jimmy Swaggert, who became a household name, amassing
Speaker 1: an enormous following and multimillion dollar ministry, only to be
Speaker 1: undone by his penchant.
Speaker 2: For prostitutes has died.
Speaker 1: Swagger died decades after his once vast audience dwindled and
Speaker 1: his name became a punchline on late night television. His
Speaker 1: death was announced Tuesday on his public Facebook page. A
Speaker 1: cause wasn't immediately given, though at ninety he had been
Speaker 1: in poor health, having suffered cardiac arrest last month. The
Speaker 1: Louisiana native was best known for being a captivating Pentecostal
Speaker 1: preacher with a man as I following before being caught
Speaker 1: on camera with a prostitute in New Orleans in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty eight.
Speaker 2: One of a string.
Speaker 1: Of successful TV preachers brought down in the nineteen eighties
Speaker 1: and nineties by sex scandals. He continued preaching for decades,
Speaker 1: but with the reduced audience, sure he was still a
Speaker 1: hell fire though brand brand, firebrand, firebrand, primstone whatever anyway.
Speaker 1: Swagger encapsulated his downfall in a tearful nineteen eighty eight
Speaker 1: sermon in which he wept and apologized, but made no
Speaker 1: reference to his connection to a prostitute. I've sinned against you,
Speaker 1: Swager told parishioners nationwide.
Speaker 2: I beg you to forgive me.
Speaker 1: He announced his resignation from the Assemblies of God Later
Speaker 1: that year, shortly after the church said it was defrocking
Speaker 1: him for rejecting punishment it had ordered for quote moral
Speaker 1: failure end quote. The church had wanted him to undergo
Speaker 1: a two year rehabilitation program, including not preaching for a
Speaker 1: full year. Okay, So Jimmy was not going to go
Speaker 1: down and not preach. He might get busted, he might
Speaker 1: have had to go to court, he might have lost
Speaker 1: his ministry, but he was not going to give up his.
Speaker 2: Preaching because that was the thing.
Speaker 1: This guy stood on a street corner doing it before
Speaker 1: he had a television network. Seriously, this was his thing.
Speaker 1: As much as Jerry Lee Lewis, who was his cousin.
Speaker 2: Believed in rock and roll.
Speaker 1: Baby, his cousin was as much a maniac with his
Speaker 1: Jesus stuff.
Speaker 2: Seriously, and I think it's admirable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he got busted with a hooker, and it's funny
Speaker 1: because it's hypocrisy squared. But you know, it's hilarious and
Speaker 1: it wasn't the first scandal anyway. Swagger said at the
Speaker 1: time that he knew dismissal was inevitable, but insisted he
Speaker 1: had no choice but to separate from the church to
Speaker 1: save his ministry a Bible college. From poverty in oil
Speaker 1: fields to a household name Swagger grew up poor, the
Speaker 1: son of a preacher and a music rich family. He
Speaker 1: excelled at piano and gospel music, laying and singing with
Speaker 1: talented cousins who took different paths, rock and roller Jerry
Speaker 1: Lee Lewis and country singer Mickey Gilly. In his hometown
Speaker 1: of Faraday, Elisana, Swaggert said he first heard the call
Speaker 1: of God at age eight. The boys gave him goosebumps
Speaker 1: and made his hair tingle. He said, everything saying seemed
Speaker 1: different after that day in front of the Arcade Theater,
Speaker 1: he said in nineteen eighty five interview with the Jacksonville
Speaker 1: Journal Career in Illinois, I felt better inside, almost like
Speaker 1: taking a bath. See. The reason why Ozzie went after
Speaker 1: this guy is because he was one of many who
Speaker 1: was like, this guy's the devil. And people don't understand
Speaker 1: how brutal it is to basically be called the devil.
Speaker 1: You know, people that take stuff seriously think they are
Speaker 1: now in a mortal combat with you, a conflict that
Speaker 1: they could lose their soul for not going after you
Speaker 1: people that murder abortion doctors, the people that you know
Speaker 1: figure that burning down children is okay because they're doing
Speaker 1: things against God. All that stuff is great to people
Speaker 1: who are fanatics, and I love fanatics to a certain degree,
Speaker 1: but you got to discourage this.
Speaker 2: They are the devil thing.
Speaker 1: It's funny. I had a guy who was a podcaster
Speaker 1: on this network for a little while, and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, I became the devil. I had a little
Speaker 1: fun with it, for sure, But this dumbass, you know,
Speaker 1: thinks that it's okay to go out with that rhetoric.
Speaker 1: You are setting lunatics off. Anyway. Swagger never ever set
Speaker 1: off or inspired a lunatic, though, I'm telling you. All
Speaker 1: he wanted to do was, you know, you're deductible, loky,
Speaker 1: you know, a donation. And again I can understand that,
Speaker 1: and I got to respect the skills because with God
Speaker 1: on his side, man maypank. Anyway, I got a lot
Speaker 1: more trials and tribulations to get to on today's show.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you want to hear him, but
Speaker 1: if you're still listening at this point, you do. So
Speaker 1: let's move forward with the big bad news of the day.
Speaker 1: Sean Diddy Combs was denied bail. So let's catch up
Speaker 1: on this real fast, you know, o'celly style.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: He's got, you know, a whole bunch of accounts against
Speaker 1: him in a very complex rico count against him. And
Speaker 1: you know what he got busted for at the end,
Speaker 1: two out of five counts, the lowest of the counts,
Speaker 1: which is that he provided transportation for the purposes of
Speaker 1: prostitution violation of the Man Act. Not that big a deal,
Speaker 1: one of the smallest things that he could have been
Speaker 1: popped for, not the sex trafficking charge, not the racketeering charges,
Speaker 1: just that. But now the judge denied him bail, even
Speaker 1: though he's been acquitted on three out of five of
Speaker 1: the counts in New York and all that, and that
Speaker 1: ruling was made earlier today. Anyway, let's just read from
Speaker 1: the article here in People magazine. You know what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna post that I don't think I've ever worked out
Speaker 1: of People magazine, but it did seem to be the
Speaker 1: most concise thing. So I'm gonna put it in the
Speaker 1: chatroom at ocelly dot com for you guys, and also
Speaker 1: in the show notes. Anyhow, let's go back to it
Speaker 1: before I get to some other trials and tribulations. Anyways,
Speaker 1: Shawan Didy Combs denied bail. Here's why judge kept him
Speaker 1: behind bars. Judge Aram Submanarian made the ruling Wednesday, July second,
Speaker 1: after Combs was found guilty of prostitution charges and acquitted
Speaker 1: a more serious charges. All right, see now you see
Speaker 1: how they summed it up. I did it a little different.
Speaker 1: Here's your need to know points from People magazine. You
Speaker 1: know they got to summarize it before they bothered give
Speaker 1: you because nobody who would physically buy a People magazine
Speaker 1: or go to the People Magazine website would normally bother
Speaker 1: to read an entire article.
Speaker 2: So they give you the digest at the top.
Speaker 1: Need to know. A judge rule that Sewan Diddycombs will
Speaker 1: not be released on bail. The ruling game several hours
Speaker 1: after a jury acquitted Combs of the sex trafficking and
Speaker 1: racketeering charges he faced, and convicted him of two lesser
Speaker 1: counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. Combs is now
Speaker 1: waiting sentencing and could still face hey maximum of twenty
Speaker 1: years for the charges he was convicted on ten years
Speaker 1: for each count. Okay, what the you need to know
Speaker 1: section doesn't tell you is that the federal sentencing guidelines
Speaker 1: don't comport with that. They don't suggest that. And in addition,
Speaker 1: he's already served ten months. That's you know, he's been
Speaker 1: in prison now for ten months, no bail, behind bars
Speaker 1: in a rough joint actually okay, for real, So you
Speaker 1: know what, Yeah, sorry to say, guys, but I gotta
Speaker 1: tell you I don't see him. You know. Look, I
Speaker 1: know it's a me too thing still, and even though
Speaker 1: me too is not the biggest movement anymore, it's still
Speaker 1: a thing.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I.
Speaker 1: Got some other bits and pieces to get to before
Speaker 1: I get to I don't know the main story of
Speaker 1: the day, but you know, the Diddy Combs thing, it's
Speaker 1: still stay tuned. He's still in jail, and I almost
Speaker 1: thought he was gonna get released because they brought those
Speaker 1: I forget what they call him, but the services people
Speaker 1: that usually come in and set up like okay, we
Speaker 1: need an ankle bracelet, they got one in a briefcase
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: They're determining where the guy can live, can't live, what
Speaker 1: he can be around, is he allowed to drink. Do
Speaker 1: we have to put a special restriction against alcohol? Do
Speaker 1: we have to make sure he does he's nowhere within
Speaker 1: five hundred feet of a school, you know that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. There are special servis's guys that make those determinations,
Speaker 1: and they were present as if Combs was about to
Speaker 1: be released at a I don't know, quarter to five
Speaker 1: this afternoon in Manhattan, and you listen to all these
Speaker 1: talking heads talking up, Oh, he could go over twenty years.
Speaker 1: Prosecution tried for fifty by the way, you know, as
Speaker 1: a suggestion, because the judge said, each of you write
Speaker 1: me a letter and tell me what the hell I
Speaker 1: should actually do with this guy as far as letting
Speaker 1: him out. A little bit before and around five o'clock
Speaker 1: the judge decided, now I'm not gonna let him out now.
Speaker 1: It could be it's just a continuation, why bother to
Speaker 1: make things complicated If the guy's going to wind up
Speaker 1: walking anyway, or he's going to wind up in prison
Speaker 1: either way in a few weeks, same thing. It could
Speaker 1: add to the time served, or it could be a
Speaker 1: complex thing. And then we don't got to go through
Speaker 1: the slow bronco chasing under that. But here's the key
Speaker 1: thing to take away the major charges they tried to
Speaker 1: hit this guy with, you know, acquitted, And to me,
Speaker 1: this is just a whole bunch of dirty on a
Speaker 1: guy who was living the rock star thing. And now
Speaker 1: it's not politically correct. I know, you know, Cassie whatever. Oh,
Speaker 1: she's a hero, and she's a forty million dollar richer hero.
Speaker 1: So she didn't quite you know, get the credit and
Speaker 1: the bread from their ten album deal. But you know what,
Speaker 1: if somebody said, here's forty million, here's a ten album deal,
Speaker 1: I might take the forty million myself, cause ten albums
Speaker 1: does not guarantee you forty million dollars.
Speaker 2: She got it.
Speaker 1: And Jane or whatever that other alias was that supposedly
Speaker 1: also testified against him, just saying, you know, victim blaming
Speaker 1: and victim shaming and all that. Look I wasn't there,
Speaker 1: and I gotta tell you I didn't see all the evidence.
Speaker 1: Neither did you. But still this stinks a lot to
Speaker 1: me like a politically motivated bunch of nonsense. And here's
Speaker 1: the other fun part. No matter what happens, if did
Speaker 1: he made the right payment, Trump could have quit him.
Speaker 1: Just keep that in your minds. Either on his way
Speaker 1: out the door on his way out from the presidency.
Speaker 1: He could either you know, he could totally give him
Speaker 1: a pardon, or he could do it, you know, just
Speaker 1: over the shoulder while he's waiting on his Big Beautiful
Speaker 1: Bill right now, which, by the way, is having a
Speaker 1: little bit of trouble. But that's all political theater. The
Speaker 1: Republicans are going to push it through. They're gonna behave
Speaker 1: like some of them anyway, are gonna behave like they
Speaker 1: resisted it. And the Big Beautiful Bill is going to
Speaker 1: be what it is. And I'm not even saying I
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Speaker 1: like he don't like it, but you know, we've already
Speaker 1: figured him out. So you know, the owner of X
Speaker 1: bunch of nonsense and the Big Beautiful Bill also a
Speaker 1: bunch of nonsense. It's business as usual, is what it
Speaker 1: actually is.
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Speaker 1: I get to the main news story of the day.
Speaker 1: I guess Walmart staff panic as bosses ready for this
Speaker 1: one roll out, mass sackings overnight, leaving stores understaffed. Walmart
Speaker 1: makes major change to help older Americans. Walmart employees saying
Speaker 1: they're losing co workers overnight. The retailer, America's largest private employer,
Speaker 1: is complying with a sweeping Supreme Court decision that allowed
Speaker 1: the Trump administration to revoke work protections for half a
Speaker 1: million migrant worker employees. Walmart staffers are saying the company
Speaker 1: is responding with quick staffing cuts in stores. They're worried
Speaker 1: there aren't enough workers anyone else just lose a bunch
Speaker 1: of employees to Trump policy. A redditor asked in a
Speaker 1: thread dedicated to Walmart, my store just lost ten employees
Speaker 1: who were here on work visas. Another claim their store
Speaker 1: lost forty staffers at a four hundred workers store, representing
Speaker 1: ten percent of the workforce. They said remaining employees are
Speaker 1: now scrambling to keep stores running. No kidding, that's in
Speaker 1: the Daily Mail. Let's see, was this today or yesterday?
Speaker 1: I think it was the one I gathered for Tuesday.
Speaker 1: But still, yeah, July first. This was Let's see, it
Speaker 1: was first released on the thirtieth of June. But July first,
Speaker 1: and you know today? What second? Yeah, today's second, So
Speaker 1: you know, just one of the many things that's going on. Remember,
Speaker 1: Doge might come and eat you, like Trump said, it
Speaker 1: might come and eat mine, which I would be mighty
Speaker 1: entertained if they deported Elon Musk. But it's not gonna happen.
Speaker 1: It's a charade anyway. I just thought that was a
Speaker 1: fun note. In other deportation Nation news, a pregnant Alabama
Speaker 1: woman says she and her Trump's supporting husband were blindsided
Speaker 1: when ICE detained him. Not kidding this. According to BuzzFeed,
Speaker 1: an Alabama woman married to an Iranian immigrant says her
Speaker 1: family regrets supporting President Donald Trump and his aggressive immigration
Speaker 1: policies after ICE detained her husband over the weekend as
Speaker 1: part of a recent roundup of Iranian nationals. We believed
Speaker 1: in his Trump's and brackets immigration policies, and we're completely
Speaker 1: blindsided and truly believed that only criminals are being detained,
Speaker 1: Morgan Gardner told Newsweek. See now here's the funny thing, right,
Speaker 1: this is a BuzzFeed story barred from Newsweek. And there
Speaker 1: we go. So an Iranian guy marries an American. Now, normally,
Speaker 1: if you like legit married an American, you know, and
Speaker 1: you were a foreigner man or woman, it didn't matter.
Speaker 1: You got to stay in this country because you were
Speaker 1: now declared what their partner, therefore part of their family. Therefore,
Speaker 1: if they're American, you're American. It's not going to work
Speaker 1: that way, And I got bad news for you. On
Speaker 1: top of it, there's lots of people that say that
Speaker 1: they should be able to decide whether you should be
Speaker 1: disqualified from being an American like you know, your birthright
Speaker 1: is not your birthright anymore. That's coming, mark my words.
Speaker 1: But that's not going to be introduced by Trump. That's
Speaker 1: the next wave of the program. You see this program.
Speaker 1: He likes it. He loves it, although he's trying to
Speaker 1: hold back on hotel workers and farm workers.
Speaker 2: I wonder why.
Speaker 1: Hotel and farm workers specifically. It's hilarious because he knows
Speaker 1: the food system in this country have collapsed without any
Speaker 1: any illegal slave labor wages, farm work, and we're done
Speaker 1: food wise, but you know, because nobody will be able
Speaker 1: to we can't afford to eat now. I mean, imagine
Speaker 1: what happens when your food prices, you know, quadruple overnight. Anyway,
Speaker 1: on top of that, they're gonna start trying to empty
Speaker 1: out this country a bit. And you know what's really
Speaker 1: funny is that it kind of sits with the same
Speaker 1: fanciful agenda that many people have claimed for decades that
Speaker 1: the Democrats have. They're bringing in illegals because the illegals
Speaker 1: will vote for them. Okay, So if you're importing illegals
Speaker 1: to vote for you, and simultaneously you're clearing out the
Speaker 1: country of the problematic ones. This to me sounds more
Speaker 1: like a sorting system. And then they're going to start
Speaker 1: deporting Americans and people that thought they were Americans.
Speaker 2: Maybe they'll just decide.
Speaker 1: To deport the people that they declared less useful, brave
Speaker 1: New world knocking at the door anyway, not saying that's
Speaker 1: a Trump thing, by the way, or Republican thing. I'm
Speaker 1: telling you that's a uniparty thing. But I'm a crazy
Speaker 1: conspiracy theorist right anyway, In case you were keeping track
Speaker 1: of the main story of the day, I guess the big,
Speaker 1: big shocker was that kid that murdered inexplicably four students
Speaker 1: in Idaho. And he shut up already. This is all
Speaker 1: white on white crime. By the way, you know four
Speaker 1: kids he killed in Idaho, not Ohio, Idaho. I know
Speaker 1: we mix them up if we're not from there. But anyway,
Speaker 1: the kid Coburger, right, he pled guilty today and accepted
Speaker 1: a plea bargain. And it seems as though judge accepted
Speaker 1: a plea bargain basically to get the needle off the
Speaker 1: table so it doesn't wind up in his arm, his
Speaker 1: leg or wherever they're gonna stick it. But no explanation
Speaker 1: motive has been given here so far about this case.
Speaker 1: They really didn't have the forensics necessary to nail the kid,
Speaker 1: except they had his phone data. Keep that in mind too,
Speaker 1: They had his phone data. They were going to go
Speaker 1: to trial mainly on the strength of his phone data
Speaker 1: and where his car plate was scanned and where the
Speaker 1: cops pulled him over. Surveillance capital at its finest. But
Speaker 1: and I'm not even mad that they nailed a murderer,
Speaker 1: neither of you. But dude, does anybody else see how
Speaker 1: this could be a problem for people who are in
Speaker 1: a shady area or a gray area at some point? Anyway,
Speaker 1: the audio was, I guess interesting from his admission in court.
Speaker 1: This is not a full allocution, but it isn't admission
Speaker 1: in court. And yeah, here we go.
Speaker 8: Dilantra entering Moscow at approximately three two a m.
Speaker 17: Go It.
Speaker 1: Hang on, the judge is shuffling some papers. I thought
Speaker 1: I had a cute up in the.
Speaker 17: Right so as to count one Burgley, the state would
Speaker 17: have to have proven that honor. About November thirteen, twenty
Speaker 17: twenty two, in Layta County, Idaho, you unlawfully entered a
Speaker 17: residence located at one one two two King Road in Moscow, Idaho,
Speaker 17: with the intent to commit the felony crime of murder.
Speaker 17: As to count two. The state would have had to
Speaker 17: have proven that honor about that same date in Leytak County, Idaho.
Speaker 17: You did willfully and lawfully, deliberately, with premeditation and malice
Speaker 17: of forethought, killing murder, Madison Mogan.
Speaker 1: All right, So look what happens here is there's going
Speaker 1: to lay out that you killed a human being and
Speaker 1: you willfully, thoughtfully with premeditation, et cetera, first degree murder charge.
Speaker 1: You did this right, You admitted to it. You filled
Speaker 1: out a form, you said you did it. You're admitting
Speaker 1: to it. You're pleading guilty. You're not doing it because
Speaker 1: you're on any drugs. Right, Nobody forced you told you
Speaker 1: and anyway they gave you good advice. You're not going
Speaker 1: to be allowed to appeal this et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And it's all to avoid the needle, but it's also
Speaker 1: going to avoid an explanation to the families who survived.
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you, and there's no motivation for this
Speaker 1: guy to put out a book or anything else. I'm
Speaker 1: sure people are going to wonder and They're gonna study
Speaker 1: him for a while. But I don't know what's going
Speaker 1: to come of it except the families are never gonna
Speaker 1: get any peace over this. And it's mixed. Some of
Speaker 1: the families are pissed, some of them are not. They
Speaker 1: just want it over with. Some of them don't want
Speaker 1: to have to relive the horror show. But it was
Speaker 1: what it was that time.
Speaker 17: I was under the belief that this case was proceeding
Speaker 17: to trial as had been indicated, and that obviously required
Speaker 17: that we act quickly.
Speaker 1: Thank you, No, you're Runner, Thank you very well, I believe.
Speaker 1: He asked if they had any further motions there with
Speaker 1: that response was, Miss.
Speaker 17: Taylor, have you had sufficient time to discuss this case
Speaker 17: in all of its ramifications with your client?
Speaker 13: I have you, Runner?
Speaker 17: Have you discussed fully with him his rights, defenses, and
Speaker 17: possible consequences to him of the guilty plea?
Speaker 1: Yes, sir.
Speaker 17: Have you been able to do all the discovery you
Speaker 17: feel necessary?
Speaker 1: Yes, sir?
Speaker 17: And have you informed your client of the importance providing
Speaker 17: the court truthful and accurate answers and taking this plea today?
Speaker 17: I have have you apprised your client of any and
Speaker 17: all offers and counteroffers and answered his all right.
Speaker 1: To not bore you to death. This is the judge
Speaker 1: asking the questions of the lawyer. Then he asked the
Speaker 1: questions of Coburger. Do you realize that you're pleading guilty
Speaker 1: to all this stuff? Do you understand the ratifications of
Speaker 1: they're covering all the basis So somebody later doesn't say
Speaker 1: he didn't understand, he didn't know, he wasn't aware, he
Speaker 1: didn't think. No, anyway, let's go to the summary if
Speaker 1: you will. And I went to CBS News on this.
Speaker 1: I know it's the CIA's network and all, but sometimes
Speaker 1: they do good write ups anyway. Brian Coberger accepts plea
Speaker 1: deal in fatal stabbings of four Idaho college students. Prosecutors
Speaker 1: say Brian Coberger has accepted a plea deal that will
Speaker 1: spare him the death penalty in the slayings of four
Speaker 1: University of Idaho students in November of twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1: According to a letter sent to the victims' families by prosecutors,
Speaker 1: Coburger's charged with four council murder in the stabbings of
Speaker 1: Ethan Chapman, Xena Kernoudle, Madison Mogan, and Kaylee Conclavis, who
Speaker 1: were killed at a home in Moscow, Idaho, during the
Speaker 1: early morning hours of November thirteen, twenty twenty two. In
Speaker 1: the letter, portions of which were shown to CBS News
Speaker 1: by Mogan's of father Ben Mogan, the Lata County Prosecutor's
Speaker 1: office says LATOA I think it is actually says attorneys
Speaker 1: for Coburger requested a plea deal and Coburger accepted it.
Speaker 1: The letter says Coburger agreed to plead guilty to all
Speaker 1: the counts against him, and that he would be sentenced
Speaker 1: to four consecutive, back to back life sentences on the
Speaker 1: four murder counts and would waive all rights to appeal.
Speaker 1: The letter also says that if Coburger enters guilty, please
Speaker 1: as accepted at an upcoming hearing. We anticipate to this case.
Speaker 1: We'll be set for sensing in late July. If defendant
Speaker 1: does not enter guilty, please as expected, we are prepared
Speaker 1: to proceed to trial as planned. The family of one
Speaker 1: of the other victims, Kaylee Conclaves, also said they received
Speaker 1: a letter about the plea deal. A hearing in the
Speaker 1: case has been scheduled for Wednesday, Coburger had been fighting
Speaker 1: the charges. His trial was expected to begin in August.
Speaker 1: Following several delays, the murders terrorized the community, and for
Speaker 1: weeks the hunt for a suspect was shrouded in mystery.
Speaker 1: Coburger was arrested six weeks later at his parents' home
Speaker 1: in Pencil. According to a police aff David DNA, evidence
Speaker 1: linked him to a knife sheath found at the crime scene.
Speaker 1: At the time of his arrest, Coburger was a PhD
Speaker 1: criminology student and teaching assistant at Washington State University's Pullman campus,
Speaker 1: which is about fifteen minute drive from Muscow, Idaho. Ben
Speaker 1: Mogan said he was relieved to get the letter about
Speaker 1: the plea deal. Quote, if you get a quick death sentence,
Speaker 1: then you know you don't have to spend decades thinking
Speaker 1: about how terrible you made the world. He said. We
Speaker 1: can actually put this behind us and not have these
Speaker 1: future dates and future things that we don't want to
Speaker 1: have to be at that we shouldn't have to be at,
Speaker 1: that have to do with this terrible person, he said.
Speaker 1: We get to just think about the rest of our
Speaker 1: lives and have to try and figure out how to
Speaker 1: do it without Maddie and without the rest of the kids.
Speaker 1: And that's ultimately in my mind, here's the thing.
Speaker 2: This kid fears death. He was to deal it, but
Speaker 2: he's not able to accept it.
Speaker 1: And sadly, sadly, in my mind, I'll tell you what,
Speaker 1: take that death sentence quick over, sitting in a damn
Speaker 1: sell for the rest of my life. But to each
Speaker 1: his own, I guess. And thus the trials and tribulations
Speaker 1: for the first week of July are over. Now tomorrow night,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do a double show. I'm gonna do yet
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