Speaker 1: Get somebody out there, give in amen for coming out
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Speaker 2: Yea man, oh I forgot to put the fade in
Speaker 2: and out. Sorry, so I just got off. We don't
Speaker 2: want any quick I'll tell you what this is like,
Speaker 2: Joseph Stalin. If you're clapping for Bea, you better not
Speaker 2: just stop clapping or you might get shot. So you
Speaker 2: better slowly descend the This is a thing they said
Speaker 2: when okay, when Joseph Stalin was the Prime Minister of Russia.
Speaker 2: Yeah that Oh Jason Robbins just text me Amen, Terry Sun,
Speaker 2: thank you, Jason Robbins. I love Jason. So yeah, they
Speaker 2: said when he was if you were the first one,
Speaker 2: people would clap till their hands were bloody. If you
Speaker 2: were the first one to stop clapping, that's when they
Speaker 2: come and grab you out of the crowd and you
Speaker 2: get shot. So uh, we want and that's how we
Speaker 2: wanted for Boston be Anyway, good evening, everybody, welcome back
Speaker 2: to Calling All Beings. I'm your host, DJ, and this
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Speaker 3: Is Boston BEA.
Speaker 2: I get another amen, and I'll tell you what We're
Speaker 2: going to introduce a new members. So let let's say
Speaker 2: hi to see who's in here? All right? So I
Speaker 2: knew we had jewels right from the jump. Okay, and
Speaker 2: we had AJK. What is up? Holmes? Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: You are so kind in the utube comments. We really
Speaker 2: really appreciate you. Thank you so much. This is, of
Speaker 2: course the original gangster Jewels of the Wood, now of Alabama,
Speaker 2: but originally she from Indiana. Baby. This is our other
Speaker 2: new mod right here, aka the cat Lady. Got that
Speaker 2: Chicago we accent? How you doing air guys? Hopefully you like?
Speaker 2: Hopefully you like my Chicago accent. Brandy? I don't know, Hey, Brandy,
Speaker 2: Hi you doing over there?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: I love that bears anyway, She's like, this guy's an idiot?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Who else we got in here? Oh, Lulu Bell you
Speaker 2: got a photo with Bia?
Speaker 3: Yes, she was at the courthouse yesterday.
Speaker 2: Thank you, lul Belle. And thank you for not charging
Speaker 2: Bia for that photo. I do appreciate that because we
Speaker 2: would have taken out of show funds if it were necessary.
Speaker 2: So that was awesome.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Let's see. Uh oh the other one right here, the
Speaker 2: other gangster from Chicago, the US Army's own EO D specialist,
Speaker 2: Miss Jessica and Beezy. What's up, Homie? Okay, I think
Speaker 2: we got everybody. Now we're gonna introduce our new bulder,
Speaker 2: Rate Sah, who's joined us from Bullston. Don't you know
Speaker 2: who I'm talking about? Bea?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 2: And what's her name? Love? Did somebody give me a man?
Speaker 2: Propostant Branda.
Speaker 3: May?
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me on?
Speaker 2: Thank you? I mean we need to have you on anyway.
Speaker 2: And the timing just was perfect because we were getting
Speaker 2: needed to have it, like can't another can't round table?
Speaker 2: And then you know we need a new mod and
Speaker 2: Bea is just like you know what brand? And I'm like, dude,
Speaker 2: I felt like that a singer named meat Loaf. Have
Speaker 2: you ever heard of meat loaf brand? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: He took two words right out of my mouth. Must
Speaker 2: have been while you were anyway. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: sing the rest of it otherwise he is going to
Speaker 2: sing one ton of meta.
Speaker 5: So no, I mean, I'm glad, I'm lucky to be
Speaker 5: helping out, and I'm lucky that I can you know
Speaker 5: what I mean. I'm honered. I never say no when
Speaker 5: somebody asks me. I really ever say no when people
Speaker 5: ask me to help because I mean, so we're here
Speaker 5: for right, do you help each other? And if I'm
Speaker 5: watching the shows anyway and I'm not doing anything else,
Speaker 5: why not if my kids don't need me, but like
Speaker 5: right now they don't, so it's a good time.
Speaker 2: Oh that that is really dope. And yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: that is kind of like as long as you mentioned that.
Speaker 2: I mean we sort of talked about this at dinner
Speaker 2: when we were sitting there with your husband Ross and
Speaker 2: I was eating some beleaguer chicken fingers. But uh, kind
Speaker 2: of what was the moment when you said I have
Speaker 2: to do something.
Speaker 5: So when I was watching the news and I saw
Speaker 5: Karen Reid getting walked into the courthouse, I think she
Speaker 5: was getting she was handcuffed, and I just saw. I
Speaker 5: just I've had a past history with cops lying, so
Speaker 5: I never really take cops at their word. And I
Speaker 5: mean I've always been a pro cop, Like I always say, like,
Speaker 5: you can't hate cops. Who are you gonna call if
Speaker 5: you get raped another.
Speaker 2: It's pretty obvious.
Speaker 5: No, we're not anti cop, We're just anti bad cops.
Speaker 5: And I don't know, I always second guess everyone. I
Speaker 5: guess I think it's just from living a life of
Speaker 5: full of experience, of good and dad. And I tend
Speaker 5: to read people more than I just listen to their words.
Speaker 5: You know, I look at their eyes, and you know,
Speaker 5: I watch human behavior, human behavior, it's all about you know.
Speaker 5: I'll take someone out there ware the first time, maybe
Speaker 5: even their second, but I just always question everything, especially
Speaker 5: with mainstream media. It's awful. It's awful the way they
Speaker 5: just intentionally leave out important details. And so the more
Speaker 5: I read about it, and then I got into Turtle
Speaker 5: Boy and just reading about him, and then you know,
Speaker 5: second guess and just looking into how credible he was too,
Speaker 5: And turns out he's more credible than any news reporter
Speaker 5: I've watched growing up, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 5: I thank him for that. I love him for this,
Speaker 5: and I love him for everything he's exposing. And I
Speaker 5: hope he doesn't I don't see him or I don't
Speaker 5: think he's going to stop after this, but I mean,
Speaker 5: he's very well known now, and of course you know,
Speaker 5: he's going to grow because of this. But I hope
Speaker 5: we all just stick together, and I hope we all
Speaker 5: just keep exposing because I want to trust people. I
Speaker 5: want to trust my neighbors and my cops. I mean,
Speaker 5: they're being paid to protect us and they're not protecting us,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. So there's a problem, and
Speaker 5: if there's a problem, I have to speak up, because
Speaker 5: if you don't speak up, you become a victim.
Speaker 2: I think the most surprising thing he said is when
Speaker 2: you look into this somebody's eyes and you're sort of
Speaker 2: judging who they are, And you did that with me
Speaker 2: at the meal of food, and that surprises me that
Speaker 2: you still agree to join.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, that's what I gave you, like two or
Speaker 5: three times. But no, no, like, all.
Speaker 2: Right, he's got one more chance and then.
Speaker 5: Oh he's out of state. Good. No, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 2: Self deprecation. It's a big part of the humor on
Speaker 2: the show. So anyway that you know what has so
Speaker 2: you're in the context of Karen read so now we've
Speaker 2: just kind of worked in how you got in and
Speaker 2: we're in this frame now. But as you look outside
Speaker 2: of that and you look at the larger implications for
Speaker 2: the justice system, like Sean ellis right being tried three
Speaker 2: times in was it four times? Was it four times?
Speaker 2: I think so it might have been four times. What
Speaker 2: has that illuminated for you, or what kind of light
Speaker 2: bulb went off for you.
Speaker 5: It's just it's really sad because there's so many other
Speaker 5: Karen Reids, you know what I mean. She wasn't the first,
Speaker 5: she won't be the last. Unfortunately, corruption is literally the
Speaker 5: biggest problem worldwide, and trafficking is the most lucrative business
Speaker 5: in the entire world, not just the country, the entire
Speaker 5: world world, right, And I'm gonna say that behind Karen Reid,
Speaker 5: the bigger picture, I see trafficking, and you're gonna go
Speaker 5: against the government. It's the people versus the government. It
Speaker 5: sucks that I have to say that, But you're gonna
Speaker 5: take down a big, big company, you know, you're gonna
Speaker 5: come at them hard, and and and Karen Reid's team
Speaker 5: is coming at them, but they're being respectful about it.
Speaker 5: They're doing it by the book. They're just such like iconic,
Speaker 5: like genuinely smart, intelligent people. They know what they're doing,
Speaker 5: they're doing it the right way. And it's just awful
Speaker 5: that there's so many like cases that connect, like the
Speaker 5: Justn Route and the Sander and and Enrique, and it's
Speaker 5: just like all these people, like the murderers like they
Speaker 5: don't they don't discriminate. They'll kill another cop. They'll kill
Speaker 5: a cop and training, they'll kill a pregnant woman. They'll
Speaker 5: kill anyone. It's just like if you're in the way,
Speaker 5: or you start asking questions the wrong questions to the
Speaker 5: wrong people. And they got bigger brothers, and they got
Speaker 5: selectman brothers. You know what I mean, Who're going to
Speaker 5: protect them. It's just it's just it's a vicious cycle.
Speaker 5: And I mean if you don't cut it out at
Speaker 5: the knees, and you don't, you know, cut the head
Speaker 5: off the snake or whatever the heck the you know
Speaker 5: what I mean, if we don't fight this, If I
Speaker 5: don't fight this, I went through a lot, so I
Speaker 5: know if I don't fight this, now how bad it is?
Speaker 5: Like my three daughters. It's like I want to expose
Speaker 5: the lias because why why not? Why not? It's like
Speaker 5: it's gross, and I mean, this is hYP did he
Speaker 5: got away with everything and all these actors and stuff
Speaker 5: because they got the money to keep them all shut.
Speaker 5: Like I was saying that I know some people from
Speaker 5: Quincy and talking about Mike Michael Morrissey and William O'Connell
Speaker 5: and how they have big boy money and millions and
Speaker 5: millions people be paid tens of millions of dollars to
Speaker 5: either not do something or not say something. Yeah, that's
Speaker 5: Johnny wealth. That's that's a lot of money, and that
Speaker 5: will make people do things and go into hiding and stuff.
Speaker 5: And it's sad and you shouldn't have to live that way.
Speaker 5: None of us should have to worry about this. And
Speaker 5: I know it's like, of course we're gonna worry about it,
Speaker 5: But why we didn't worry about this in the nineties.
Speaker 5: Maybe I don't know. I just felt a little safe
Speaker 5: for growing up. I could go out and run around
Speaker 5: the block and my kids. Now, I don't know. I
Speaker 5: hate this life now, not hate the life that. I
Speaker 5: hate the life style about how everyone's just just so different.
Speaker 5: I just want I wish respect and manners would come
Speaker 5: back into play, you know what I mean. It's a
Speaker 5: huge thing with like respect wise, like it's just that
Speaker 5: just went out the window years ago. And I feel
Speaker 5: like if more people had respect, we'd have a little
Speaker 5: bit more trust because certain people wouldn't do anything. All
Speaker 5: these offices and all these cases, you can tell it
Speaker 5: wasn't their first time doing it. They were so comfortable
Speaker 5: doing it, They were so comfortable looking the other way
Speaker 5: on so many things. So you know, there's a lot
Speaker 5: of John o'keefson Sanders that we don't know about. And
Speaker 5: you know what, and these governors, all these countries and
Speaker 5: states talking about us about this case. But Heally's not,
Speaker 5: Woo's not talking about it. No, Massachusetts lead is talking
Speaker 5: about it. Noble, nobody. You're not talking about Enrique? Why not?
Speaker 5: Why you silent? You know who wants to talk, Karen?
Speaker 5: You know who wants to talk Aiden, because those are
Speaker 5: the people that are telling the truth. Those are the
Speaker 5: people that say, I don't can't twist my words because
Speaker 5: you can't twist the truth, thinking they can't, but they can.
Speaker 5: But it's just like it's so aggravating, it's so frustrating,
Speaker 5: Just like I can't wait for this to be over.
Speaker 5: I love today so much happened, Like today I loved
Speaker 5: watching carry rabbits like sweat yesterday with the dude pulling
Speaker 5: on is not all pulling on his call, Like like
Speaker 5: that's what comes back to human behavior, watching them, you know,
Speaker 5: and how Carry caught a little attitude with Alan Jackson
Speaker 5: and stuff and.
Speaker 2: She's following the mcab model. She's been coached on what
Speaker 2: to do. But what I was going to say is,
Speaker 2: you know, regarding the justice movement, if you maybe like
Speaker 2: some of the old members of the audience here, when
Speaker 2: you go back to the OJ trial, all the way back,
Speaker 2: so we're going back to you know whatever, it was
Speaker 2: eighty nine. The youngest lawyer on there was a guy
Speaker 2: named Barry Sheck. He was the junior lawyer on what
Speaker 2: was their dream team, just like you have the dream
Speaker 2: team for Karen to a degree, would have been more
Speaker 2: of a dream team with if Mark Bettero was on there.
Speaker 2: But of course they had an honest man in Judge Lanceto,
Speaker 2: and we have a dishonest woman in Judge Bev. Lance
Speaker 2: Eto would never have denied what would would yet, like
Speaker 2: even Alan Derschwitz was part of that, and he was
Speaker 2: pro hoc fet. He was not on the bar in
Speaker 2: Los Angeles and in California bar, but of course he
Speaker 2: could come and represent o'james. Anyway, Barry Sheck started that movement,
Speaker 2: and I'll forgive me Julie. You might know in the chat,
Speaker 2: but it's that I think it's called the Innocence Project.
Speaker 2: But at the point to say he received thousands and
Speaker 2: thousands of Karen Reid Yeah, is it? The Innocence Project
Speaker 2: jewels thousands and thousands of Karen Reid like letters of
Speaker 2: people that are in jail that have been framed, and
Speaker 2: he can only with his You know, there's more innocence
Speaker 2: projects now as a result of flowering across the country,
Speaker 2: but he can only take you know, a small percentage
Speaker 2: of those cases. So I was just wanting to allude
Speaker 2: to that be I know you're aware of Barry shehk
Speaker 2: And there are many, many, many people like Karen Reid.
Speaker 2: The only difference is is that Karen Reid did have money,
Speaker 2: did have resources that Lucky Lockren might not have had,
Speaker 2: or she'd be in jail emailing Barry Scheck saying can
Speaker 2: you represent me? Because look at the evidence, and they
Speaker 2: would have been like, oh my god, this is like
Speaker 2: stone cold framing. This is like framing him.
Speaker 6: Sorry, And they don't want to open up all the cases,
Speaker 6: and it's like all these cops look can bad.
Speaker 5: They are gonna have to reopen all these cases and
Speaker 5: look into them. But they should. These are human lives.
Speaker 5: They deserve the attention, they deserve the cases reopened. They
Speaker 5: deserve the proper investigation, you know what I mean. And
Speaker 5: if Michael Proctor and Fanning and Guarino and all these
Speaker 5: people that are dirty, you know, all those people that
Speaker 5: they convicted, they god damn deserve to have it relooked.
Speaker 5: I don't care how much money I would donate to that,
Speaker 5: and I'm sure every other good citizen would donate to that.
Speaker 5: Like we unwillingly pay taxes, and we have to donate
Speaker 5: to this trial whether we like it or not. But
Speaker 5: like and then we unwillingly have to be jurors too.
Speaker 5: It's like or you'll go to jail and get fined.
Speaker 5: You see how they do that too. It's just the
Speaker 5: whole government just off the way.
Speaker 1: The work that you have, you know, defendants that are
Speaker 1: being not let certain evidence in. That's another thing that
Speaker 1: I didn't realize before the child.
Speaker 3: How you can have you know, so many things.
Speaker 1: That could help your case, and the judges the gatekeeper
Speaker 1: and you know, it doesn't allow certain information in. Like
Speaker 1: we're right now at a in a limbo with ARCA
Speaker 1: because I mean, if if if the Commonwealth had a
Speaker 1: did a proper investigation, did a proper everything, they shouldn't
Speaker 1: be worried about what ACA is going to present, because
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, everybody should be looking
Speaker 1: for the truth, and.
Speaker 2: That's the last thing that they don't. They actually don't
Speaker 2: want the truth because the truth implicates too many, too
Speaker 2: many people. Now, even Hank is rope. Now, even he
Speaker 2: has an interest, you know, in it, because if somehow,
Speaker 2: if somehow, you know, we all think in that golden
Speaker 2: bullet is going to come and it's going to be
Speaker 2: from a three letter agency, and then the bar would
Speaker 2: probably be looking at Hank like going, what was this evidence?
Speaker 2: What were you looking at? What made you decide as
Speaker 2: a special prosecutor to to prosecute this case? Thank you
Speaker 2: Jules there it is the Innocence Project, Barry shek Now,
Speaker 2: the older lawyer was the young lawyer back then. So
Speaker 2: there's so many things. The other thing that would bother me,
Speaker 2: It bothers me as not a Massachusetts resident but just
Speaker 2: someone who went to college there and loves Massachusetts. Is
Speaker 2: all the things I hear Melanie Little say, I hear
Speaker 2: Mark Beteroh say, I hear brother Counsel saying, and I
Speaker 2: hear Peter Trego say, And that is the this this
Speaker 2: is not like this in these other states, like you
Speaker 2: don't have to give your case away to the prosecution
Speaker 2: to help them prepare to defend what you're going to
Speaker 2: bring forward. I mean, you have to give them your evidence,
Speaker 2: but you don't have to, you know. And and so
Speaker 2: there's so many of these little Massachusetts isms. You don't
Speaker 2: want to speak the nature of your objection. It's like,
Speaker 2: well with that. I mean, yeah, they're just waiting for
Speaker 2: BEV to figure it out and support them. I aiming
Speaker 2: positive pathways. Good evening.
Speaker 5: I had to represent myself in a trial. I was
Speaker 5: pro se. I went to two trials, and yeah, this
Speaker 5: is I went through a lot of this stuff with
Speaker 5: the rules of evidence and everything I had. I've had
Speaker 5: a gate I have a gatekeeper on my case right
Speaker 5: now for my oldest daughter, and I've dealt with corruption
Speaker 5: through the Canton courts. And on day one of my
Speaker 5: second trial, I had a lawyer, a couple lawyers for
Speaker 5: the first one. Two of them got to SPoD one
Speaker 5: of them. But anyways, in the second trial, on day
Speaker 5: one they filed I think it was a rule fourteen
Speaker 5: potion for some reason, to exclude all of my evidence, everything,
Speaker 5: everything I had that I had worked hot On right,
Speaker 5: And they said it was because I didn't provide the
Speaker 5: other council with all of my you know, the binder
Speaker 5: full of evidence every co it's discovery. Yeah, fourteen days
Speaker 5: prior to trial. And I was like, fourteen days prior,
Speaker 5: I gave you everything, everything by email every time I
Speaker 5: said I was going to use something, right. But the
Speaker 5: thing is, they didn't give me my file until eleven
Speaker 5: days prior to trial. So I had eleven days to
Speaker 5: prepare and I went to that courthouse. Now I live
Speaker 5: forty minutes away from the Campon courthouse, but I used
Speaker 5: to live in Norfolk County and I would drive there
Speaker 5: three times a week. Can I have my file? Can
Speaker 5: I have my file? And my files? We have over
Speaker 5: four hundred filings. That's why we have a gug. Neither
Speaker 5: one of us is legally allowed to file anything else
Speaker 5: unless they judge okase it. But yet that was on
Speaker 5: like filing number two hundred and since then there's been
Speaker 5: another two hundred and so they allowed it. And I
Speaker 5: was like, your ana, you didn't give me my file
Speaker 5: until eleven days ago, and she said, and I got
Speaker 5: the transcripts and everything. She said, yes, for whatever reason,
Speaker 5: mother is telling the truth. We didn't give her file
Speaker 5: till eleven days ago, and I was like, so you're
Speaker 5: still gonna throw out my evidence? You know what my
Speaker 5: evidence was? My evidence was transcripts from another courthouse that
Speaker 5: that lawyer had purgured himself and he lied under oath
Speaker 5: to another judge. And I had the transcripts and they
Speaker 5: wouldn't allow them in and I was like, are you
Speaker 5: kidding me right now? And they knew what I had,
Speaker 5: And then there's just spend so many other things, just
Speaker 5: like when I went to get the four days the MCDs,
Speaker 5: the transcripts after the first two days were mysteriously destroyed,
Speaker 5: and those were the two days that like he was testifying,
Speaker 5: and I was like, are you kidding me right now?
Speaker 5: It was just like I've had a wild ride between attorneys,
Speaker 5: between filings, between like oh my god moments, this isn't helping.
Speaker 5: Like I almost went to help me, Hank, because a
Speaker 5: lot of people will like say and stuff like this
Speaker 5: can't be happening. This literally can't be happening. They can't
Speaker 5: do that, and like other lawyers, even lawyers of the day,
Speaker 5: will sit telling me like, oh, I can't help you.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I reached out to the mass Bar
Speaker 5: Association themselves, and in writing they wrote back and said,
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, we don't have a lawyer for you. Now.
Speaker 5: I've done nothing wrong, there's nothing hidden. I'll give my
Speaker 5: whole file to anyone that wants to look at it.
Speaker 5: I am an open book, never had an issue. I
Speaker 5: own my own house. I've always worked, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. So I'm telling you right now, when someone's
Speaker 5: doing stuff like that too, you tend to read the
Speaker 5: fine print. You tend to look into it, you tend
Speaker 5: to I even enrolled in post a universary last winter
Speaker 5: because of all the lawyer problems, like the judge fighted
Speaker 5: my lawyer during a zoom hearing and like it was
Speaker 5: just I was just like I had bad luck. One
Speaker 5: got to bod then another one did. Another one went
Speaker 5: wissing to the point where the opposing counsel we were
Speaker 5: googling his obituary because he wasn't answering me, and then
Speaker 5: said we aware you. I went to his office. I
Speaker 5: called him. Even opposing counsel didn't get a response from
Speaker 5: months and they just overlook everything, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It's just like stupid stuff it's just crazy, it's wild.
Speaker 5: So and then my stepfather used to be the Selectman
Speaker 5: of Weymouth, and you know, there's just stories on stories.
Speaker 5: But I feel like everyone in the movement movement has
Speaker 5: a personal reason of why they've been screwed by the
Speaker 5: justice system or their family has or what something went wrong.
Speaker 5: And it's just like too many people have too many
Speaker 5: horror stories. Something is wrong, something's wrong, and something needs
Speaker 5: to change, like huge change, not just these little mind
Speaker 5: of things, like something that makes everyone happy and everyone
Speaker 5: gets actual fairness in life, because it's all we can
Speaker 5: ask for. His fairness. Just be fair. Don't just judge us,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, Like, I know you're paid
Speaker 5: to be a judge, judge, but you know what I mean,
Speaker 5: Like the whole bi brings me back to the investigation.
Speaker 5: If the investigation and the shit, then the charges of
Speaker 5: shit and it should be dismissed.
Speaker 2: I mean, for my part, I have never been screwed
Speaker 2: over by the justice system or the police. Yeah no,
Speaker 2: But I want to provide a frame. I want to
Speaker 2: provide a reference point. But when I heard what I
Speaker 2: heard about Turtle Boy, because I was a listener of M.
Speaker 2: William Phelps's podcasts and he mentioned Turtle Boy and he
Speaker 2: had had him on I think, and when I heard him,
Speaker 2: I started googling Karen Reid. Then I started found the
Speaker 2: content creators. I started listening, and that's when I became enraged.
Speaker 2: And that's what That's what brought me here is never
Speaker 2: I've never had any issue with the police or anything
Speaker 2: like that. If you look at my Twitter profile, it
Speaker 2: says black lives Matter plus love law enforcement because we
Speaker 2: don't have to be in one box or one that
Speaker 2: people can pigeonhole you into. I believe in in both things.
Speaker 2: Like you said, we we must have law enforcement. We
Speaker 2: just want ones that go in there with a sense
Speaker 2: of propriety and a sense of service to the community
Speaker 2: and not a sense to how can I enrich myself
Speaker 2: with over time and details, you know, like that South
Speaker 2: Carolina trooper came on here and could not believe, Now,
Speaker 2: this is the guy out on America's highways or South
Speaker 2: Carolina's highways, risking his life alone in a car, and
Speaker 2: these schmucks and Canton are getting paid double what he makes.
Speaker 5: Kid No kidden, it's crazy, Son to.
Speaker 2: D and pizza and pull Wrinkley Jill Daniels away from
Speaker 2: Turtle Black like that's that's like, that's the danger. And
Speaker 2: these guys are I mean, there is you don't know
Speaker 2: who you're going to run into on in their state, man,
Speaker 2: you don't and you you know, and and and those guys.
Speaker 2: And he's like, I can't believe how much he was
Speaker 2: on with Mike. I heard he was on with Mike Crawford.
Speaker 2: I haven't engage with them yet, but yeah, he can't
Speaker 2: believe how much money they make. So people are sitting there,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna indemnify myself from arrest. I can drive drunk,
Speaker 2: nobody's gonna fuck with me, and b it tells me.
Speaker 2: The only time I like curse on this show is
Speaker 2: when I start talking about these people, the cowards they do.
Speaker 5: They make the bad words come right out.
Speaker 2: I don't use bad words on air, but they do
Speaker 2: it to me every time they.
Speaker 5: Do because it gets you so emotional because it's like
Speaker 5: it involves everyone, you know what I mean, It's like
Speaker 5: an everyone problem because it's like they can do that
Speaker 5: to anyone, and they've done it to too many people.
Speaker 5: It's just it's so heart breaking.
Speaker 2: It's like Peter Murphy, I know they go insite Peter Murphy.
Speaker 2: It's like, dude, don't you remember when he was in
Speaker 2: the department a few years ago, he was your sarge
Speaker 2: and you're gonna issue him a cycation? You freaking coward.
Speaker 5: Yep. It's so sad because these people are so like
Speaker 5: genuinely like good people and helpful, and it's just like
Speaker 5: it's it's awful to watch because especially if you've been
Speaker 5: there and you know, like when you know deep down
Speaker 5: in your heart like something's wrong, like you know they're lying,
Speaker 5: and it's like, what the hell can I do to
Speaker 5: help the situation? What the hell? Like this is not right.
Speaker 5: It just makes you like hot mad, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, Like I don't know for me, and.
Speaker 3: We're so brazen, that's the thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, even out in them and everything. They came over
Speaker 5: today and the guy said we're no longer allowed to
Speaker 5: stand where we stand in front of the dance studio.
Speaker 5: And he came over. He's like, you gotta go, you
Speaker 5: gotta go this, and that you can't stand in front
Speaker 5: of the business. People are afraid to come in here.
Speaker 5: I'm like, they're afraid, but okay, we respect.
Speaker 2: It because you don't want and.
Speaker 5: I was like, we'll just go across the street. He's like, well,
Speaker 5: I don't think they want you over there either. I
Speaker 5: was like, well, it looks like an abandoned building. I'm
Speaker 5: not talking about the general store, the thing next to it.
Speaker 5: He goes, well, no, you can go way down to
Speaker 5: like the abandoned parking lot, like blocks down. I'm like, no,
Speaker 5: thank you, No, I don't think we'll be doing that.
Speaker 5: This is still a public sidewalk, but thank you. But
Speaker 5: if a no one it does, I go and they go.
Speaker 5: When he said oh, the other owners don't want you
Speaker 5: over there, I was like, do you have that in writing?
Speaker 5: He's like uh. I was like, oh, is she gonna
Speaker 5: come out? Because I'm gonna go over there until another owner.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna respect you. If you come out and say
Speaker 5: something like they did today, and I'm gonna leave it.
Speaker 5: I'm never gonna go back again. I'll go to wherever.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean, I'll keep moving back. We'll
Speaker 5: do what every business till they come out and say
Speaker 5: we have to but bev put us there. We don't
Speaker 5: want to be there, but where are we supposed to go?
Speaker 5: Like you put us on a broken like the buffal
Speaker 5: zone down the other end is broken, like the sidewalks
Speaker 5: all broken, So it's like very dangerous. You're gonna fall,
Speaker 5: someone's gonna break their ankle there, Like it's dangerous and
Speaker 5: the cause is so close to you. It's like you're
Speaker 5: putting our safety at risk even more, even more to
Speaker 5: prove what kind of point? What kind of point? We're
Speaker 5: not bothering anyone. We're out there to support the American
Speaker 5: like the Constitution. How are you gonna punish us for that?
Speaker 2: It's gross, it's gross because they don't. All they care
Speaker 2: about is their retirement, their four o one.
Speaker 5: K secrets being kept.
Speaker 2: Yeah, their secrets being kept, and being able to continue
Speaker 2: to be a figure that can leave their house. You can,
Speaker 2: I mean you can. You can actually break into a
Speaker 2: catering facility in Canton steel steak tips on camera and
Speaker 2: it's okay, like that's cool, You're you're good. No, don't
Speaker 2: do it again, but you're good.
Speaker 5: Yeah's house and get hurt and then sue them.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So who doesn't want that power except you get
Speaker 2: caught by like this other fucking moron who gets caught
Speaker 2: in tagget stealing multiple times and only because of security
Speaker 2: there and all the footage they had, you know, did
Speaker 2: did was he a let go? But if it wasn't
Speaker 2: for that, if it was at some you know business
Speaker 2: in Canton, that dude probably would have walked ye promoted.
Speaker 2: If he would have, he would have gotten away with it.
Speaker 2: So let me say some couple of things that people
Speaker 2: in the chat. So at the top of the chat
Speaker 2: you'll see that there is the Karen Reid Defense Fund.
Speaker 2: If you hello, hippie chick, welcome them venidos. If you
Speaker 2: are so inclined to donate to Karen Reid, uh, never
Speaker 2: a better time than right now when she's in court
Speaker 2: burning through dollars. So so please go ahead and then
Speaker 2: donate if you have the bandwidth. Also, if you would
Speaker 2: like to chat with Boston Brandy, guess what you are
Speaker 2: able to call on Google Voice to the cab calling
Speaker 2: number there seven one niner six zero two four four
Speaker 2: six four. Now you know we talk on the radio
Speaker 2: and the airplane. We have to annunciate all these numbers
Speaker 2: seven one niner Okay, So if.
Speaker 5: You would the number, I would never answer because your
Speaker 5: spam because of what it looks like a spam number
Speaker 5: that I would never.
Speaker 2: It's Colorado number. But to be truthful, I want to
Speaker 2: get a hold of Google Voice, go on their website
Speaker 2: and change it to nine to one four because that's
Speaker 2: Westchester County, New York, where I'm from. So but for now,
Speaker 2: it's Colorado number seven one nine six zero two four
Speaker 2: four two. If you want to talk to Boston, Brandy
Speaker 2: and Boston, be it. If you don't have enough Boston
Speaker 2: in your life, we have it right here.
Speaker 3: Tim is one episode, Yeah play.
Speaker 2: All we need is Boston mic and then we'll have
Speaker 2: like a triflecta of Boston. But then again, Boston Mike
Speaker 2: has certainly inflamed the community about that he's got.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I saw someone mentioned in the chat about the media,
Speaker 5: how the media is trying to like hide, oh, make
Speaker 5: us look like the crazies, the can read supporters. I
Speaker 5: just mentioned to one of the news reporters before the
Speaker 5: buffers almost put in place, because she had interviewed me,
Speaker 5: and I said, you know, you guys have a duty
Speaker 5: to get the truth out there and to report things
Speaker 5: that matter and not just what somebody was wearing, et cetera.
Speaker 5: I was like, you guys have the ability to report
Speaker 5: the truth and the important things in masses in masses,
Speaker 5: and if you don't understand how critical that is, then
Speaker 5: I don't know if you should be working for a
Speaker 5: news station and you know it never got posted as
Speaker 5: she never you know what I mean. But it's like
Speaker 5: I like to remind them, but like you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, Like you're supposed to be helping, but you
Speaker 5: could tell when people are there just to make them
Speaker 5: a book or two, you know what I mean, Like
Speaker 5: you can read people and they're like you can tell
Speaker 5: when people are really gripped or they're just looking for
Speaker 5: a dollar and the next big story. Like some of them,
Speaker 5: I could really honestly see tripping Karen or Nathan Orbitch
Speaker 5: just to get the story. Like I could see them.
Speaker 5: You get like another thing with sometimes the eyes and
Speaker 5: the like, well that's shoving and that just the little
Speaker 5: jabs and like the lack of respect you just like
Speaker 5: some people just and I get it. You want the
Speaker 5: front story, you want the best pitchure, but at the
Speaker 5: same time, you should still have manners in respect. I
Speaker 5: don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 1: And not only are they controlling where you can stand
Speaker 1: on a public sidewalk, but they're controlling what.
Speaker 3: You can wear. What's on your shirt?
Speaker 2: Like I also have another question, Brandy, just to kind
Speaker 2: of get to know you a little bit because the
Speaker 2: things that we didn't get to cover, which because when
Speaker 2: I got to meet with you and Ross, we talked
Speaker 2: a lot about justice and the movement a lot of
Speaker 2: kind of what you covered today is similar to what
Speaker 2: we talked about at the dinner table and the kind
Speaker 2: of cold chicken fingers. But my question for is, like
Speaker 2: what type of things when you're not engaged in the
Speaker 2: justice move and you're not doing something with your girls,
Speaker 2: what kind of activities do you personally like to do?
Speaker 2: And then what do you and Ross like to do together?
Speaker 2: What would those activities be separate and a path?
Speaker 5: So we love watching Calling All Beans and Resist Silent
Speaker 5: and can'ton Chronicle and Britt Happens and now we like
Speaker 5: watching this is where like consumed with this, Like I
Speaker 5: feel like we're spending our free time catching up on things.
Speaker 5: But no, I'm I was always big into Like I
Speaker 5: like party things. I like party planning, I like balloons,
Speaker 5: I like stuff like that. Like I don't know, I
Speaker 5: have like an attic full Halloween costumes, Like if you
Speaker 5: haven't need a Halloween costume, I got themes, I got Elmo,
Speaker 5: Sesame Street, I got Scary, I got everything. I'm just
Speaker 5: like kind of like toys r us kids that never
Speaker 5: wants to grow up. And I also just like photography.
Speaker 5: My kids call me Mama Rossi because I'm always yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: And so the Apple Store and brain Tree actually told
Speaker 5: me that I was number one and how many pitches?
Speaker 5: I had over one hundred and fifty thousand photos in
Speaker 5: my phone one time, and uh wow, you like an
Speaker 5: extra twenty dollars a month for the storage, Like it's bad.
Speaker 5: It's like because I'll always take at least three to
Speaker 5: five pitches in case so one blinks and then I
Speaker 5: never go back to delete them. And don't ask me
Speaker 5: to delete my memories.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I come on, yeah these are important, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: So photography you like, yeah, yeah, because I mean I'm
Speaker 2: curious to know, Like I know, probably a lot of
Speaker 2: your activities are centered around your daughter. So what were
Speaker 2: you kind of stuff were you? So? What do you
Speaker 2: and Ross like to do when you guys go out
Speaker 2: and do stuff? Do you have do you go hiking?
Speaker 2: Do you go biking?
Speaker 5: We don't do anything about the kids because I get
Speaker 5: like separation anxiety from my kids. I don't know. We
Speaker 5: really don't go out much because I don't know. It's
Speaker 5: just cheaper and safe and to stay in. I feel
Speaker 5: like I'm a leedy now because I just I don't know.
Speaker 5: I like the quiet, I like the peace. I like
Speaker 5: mute and the commercials.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I just yeah, But I mean we'll go out to
Speaker 5: eat here and there. I like, I don't know. I
Speaker 5: kind of like the safe zones are where I know.
Speaker 5: I'm not really one that tries a lot of new things.
Speaker 5: I'd like to, like, I want to go travel and stuff,
Speaker 5: but we usually go to Florida every year. We didn't
Speaker 5: go this year. I've been slacking.
Speaker 2: But if you could go to a foreign country, what
Speaker 2: would it be?
Speaker 5: I mean, I really really want to go to Greece
Speaker 5: or Italy. Those are my two big ones, but I
Speaker 5: haven't really. I mean, I've gone to a Ruba, and
Speaker 5: I've done Canada and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I always rebody from Massachusetts went to a rubae A.
Speaker 3: I'm going in one month?
Speaker 5: What time are we leaving?
Speaker 2: Hello? You are on the air with Boston Brandy, Boston
Speaker 2: Bea and DJ. Who are we speaking with.
Speaker 4: My name is Alex.
Speaker 2: Alex are you doing Where are you calling from?
Speaker 4: Bridgewater?
Speaker 2: Oh? Okay, mass Okay, did you have a question for
Speaker 2: Boston bea or Brandy?
Speaker 4: DJ?
Speaker 2: You have a question for DJ? Okay? I could get
Speaker 2: that one answered. I think.
Speaker 4: Hello, is this DJ?
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Hey, I got a question for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I know I'm better looking on the phone, but anyway,
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 4: Oh that's funny. That's a good one.
Speaker 2: That's what they pay me for.
Speaker 4: So what do you got that's funny? Why are you
Speaker 4: wearing sunglasses?
Speaker 2: I mean, if you look like me, you probably would
Speaker 2: wear sunglasses too.
Speaker 4: Okay, Hey, is she gonna be Carrie Robert's going to
Speaker 4: be child with perjury?
Speaker 2: This is a great This is a great question. Be
Speaker 2: out and then Brandy, go ahead take that.
Speaker 1: I don't I mean, who would be the ones filing
Speaker 1: those charges? I think she's I don't think so. I mean,
Speaker 1: if I'm really being honest, I don't think she's going
Speaker 1: to But hopefully the jury was smart enough to see
Speaker 1: and realize her lies and how she's being how she's
Speaker 1: being manipulated, or how she was manipulated.
Speaker 3: But at the end of the day, whether she was manipulated.
Speaker 1: Those words came out of her mouth and she incriminated herself.
Speaker 1: But no, I don't think she'll ever see any repercussions
Speaker 1: for it.
Speaker 8: So Beverly canone can't really say anything, right, Like she's
Speaker 8: just there to moderate the what takes place in the court.
Speaker 8: She can't really say, hey, you're lying, right, because that's not.
Speaker 2: Her job at that moment, right, right, Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: think you're right about that. This is a really I
Speaker 2: think there would have to be some sort of emotion
Speaker 2: or some sort of charge filed or complaint filed outside
Speaker 2: of the proceeding, because otherwise every lawyer would just say
Speaker 2: the other person's witness, you're a liar. You know you're lying,
Speaker 2: so they they prove that she lied, But I feel
Speaker 2: like it would have to be a separate preceding. Brandy,
Speaker 2: do you have any insight?
Speaker 5: You admitted it? She said today, she admitted under oath
Speaker 5: that she lied, And she's like, oh, well, it wasn't intentional,
Speaker 5: you know, like look the other way. But I mean,
Speaker 5: here we are with the whole discussion thing. I mean,
Speaker 5: the law is clear, black and white, and if you
Speaker 5: lied and you're caught onto oath lying, then you should
Speaker 5: be chilged with perjury. You shouldn't have discussion or pick
Speaker 5: and choose who have and who doesn't. Like Ba said,
Speaker 5: I don't, I don't.
Speaker 8: She points out that a timeline, Yeah, timeline, How suspicious
Speaker 8: is that?
Speaker 4: So it's like, I want to know more about this
Speaker 4: freaking timeline exactly.
Speaker 1: At the last trial, Jen McKay brought it up how
Speaker 1: it was Peggy O'Keefe's idea for them to do a timeline,
Speaker 1: but then based on what Kerry said today, that whole
Speaker 1: question came down to her saying that she didn't she
Speaker 1: didn't understand lally's question. So she kind of tried to
Speaker 1: save herself by saying it that way that oh, she misunderstood.
Speaker 4: Yep, and Peggy is just a steakout just placed the
Speaker 4: blame on her because nobody would disagree with Peggy, right,
Speaker 4: so they just go along with something like that, Hey,
Speaker 4: I caught someone in a lie today. I caught Kelly
Speaker 4: Roberts in a lie. She said that, oh, I went
Speaker 4: to pick her up because she had full of drive.
Speaker 4: But when Peggy O'Keefe was on the stand, she said,
Speaker 4: me and my husband, we live in New England. We
Speaker 4: both have full well drive. So she lied and said
Speaker 4: something about full well drive, saying the reason I picked
Speaker 4: them up is because I didn't want them to drive
Speaker 4: because they didn't have full of drive. It's like, wait
Speaker 4: a minute, that's right. Nobody really picked up on that.
Speaker 3: No they didn't. I heard that.
Speaker 5: Talking about her husband. I get a bad feel like
Speaker 5: like I feel like she's like, how long you've been married?
Speaker 5: She's like too long? Oh? How many is fifty three?
Speaker 5: Is that long enough?
Speaker 3: And then she's like sarcastic.
Speaker 5: She kept talking like I feel like she was talking
Speaker 5: bad about Patrick too. She's like, yeah, he just he
Speaker 5: gives me a run for my money. And this one
Speaker 5: you just the way she said it two or three times.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I just it breaks my house here.
Speaker 4: That doesn't really change anything though. I mean, fifty two
Speaker 4: years married, people are gonna pick aaron. Plus, when you
Speaker 4: have trauma in your family with your kids pass away,
Speaker 4: it's probably gonna cause tensions. It usually happens. But thank you.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna drop off one thing.
Speaker 2: Real quick before you go. Alex is he still there?
Speaker 2: I think he left? Okay, let me let me cut off,
Speaker 2: all right, I'll be with you guys, in a second.
Speaker 2: I'm going to make sure that Okay.
Speaker 1: We got it, don't you worry. You can go take
Speaker 1: your nap now, Dja's nap time. But I mean, I
Speaker 1: did I have to say I have. I've only seen
Speaker 1: her go in and out of court and only the
Speaker 1: impressions that Turtle Boy has spoke about her. So it
Speaker 1: did kind of humanize her for me, like it was.
Speaker 1: But I don't think she really I mean, her story
Speaker 1: in Karen's story obviously don't jive as far as when
Speaker 1: she's saying that's certain things, the whole oh, when did you.
Speaker 5: See the tail light thing? And she's like, oh, it
Speaker 5: was when we came out. I forgot. I go whatever,
Speaker 5: Oh there's no video about though. You make sure you
Speaker 5: change your story to a point right where there's no video.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: How many times it just story changed, like is someone
Speaker 5: keeping Italian? How many times they say, oh, I didn't
Speaker 5: understand the question or I didn't you know, I was
Speaker 5: confused because I thought that'll be used again like more.
Speaker 5: I don't know, it's just it's just read.
Speaker 2: But it's so obvious there's something I was going to
Speaker 2: say here. I'm just trying to reset the phone because
Speaker 2: you guys, could hear that audible tone. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it's because he hung up and I didn't, or
Speaker 2: maybe I need to be the one that hangs up.
Speaker 2: But I'm going to try to reconnect the uh the
Speaker 2: bluetooth so in case someone else wants to call and
Speaker 2: talk to Boston, Brandy. But anybody. It could be a friend,
Speaker 2: it could be a family member, it could be somebody
Speaker 2: who's an acquaintance who you rid yourself of. But do
Speaker 2: you know anybody who's a really prodigious liar? Tell me both, Brandy,
Speaker 2: you first and be a have you ever met somebody
Speaker 2: that's a really like a big time liar? Yes, I have, okay,
Speaker 2: someone and the kind of person that I'm okay, let's
Speaker 2: select it to the roadcaster. So once again, we should
Speaker 2: be able to take a phone call if somebody wants
Speaker 2: to call in. So when that person is a lie
Speaker 2: and be a deed, do you know anybody like that?
Speaker 2: Like you're like, wow, this person is such an thing liar,
Speaker 2: Like I can't trust anything they say, and like you
Speaker 2: divorce yourself from that person. Sometimes they're a family member
Speaker 2: and you can't, you know, But do you know anybody
Speaker 2: like that? That they're really just a big time liar. Yes, well,
Speaker 2: that is like the prism through which I view this
Speaker 2: case and these third party culprits, and that is that
Speaker 2: lying is like a starting point, like that is endemic
Speaker 2: to what they're doing. They're of course they're going to
Speaker 2: lie about everything. So for this lie, when you look
Speaker 2: at all the other lies, this this perjurius lie from
Speaker 2: the grand jury testimony looks normal like to them, this
Speaker 2: is normal. So that's why, and I think Melanie Little
Speaker 2: talks about this is when your behavior is at this level,
Speaker 2: you deprive us of outrage because you quickly run out
Speaker 2: of I don't have any more outrage because of everything
Speaker 2: they've done that looks guilty, gathering at someone's house to
Speaker 2: get your story straight and the police allowing that. And
Speaker 2: I'm going to destroy my cell phone because someone from
Speaker 2: Stoughton District Court called me and told me they were
Speaker 2: going to come and get myself and bribe Rye's phone.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna go ahead and destroy the phones, and
Speaker 2: I'm going to delete calls, and I'm going to go
Speaker 2: to Lang's house and I'm going to call o'keef's mom,
Speaker 2: even though she didn't even know, you know, she barely
Speaker 2: knew o'keef and then try to you know, start working
Speaker 2: working everything against Karen, start to So there's so many
Speaker 2: lies that you just don't have any outrage anymore. That's
Speaker 2: what's crazy about this, this whole thing. So, uh, this
Speaker 2: is normal. But what Roberts just did, this is like
Speaker 2: oh okay, yeah, I you know, I sneezed, okay, so great,
Speaker 2: mm hmm.
Speaker 1: It's just like a But I also feel like there
Speaker 1: was a sort of you know, I think they're keeping
Speaker 1: her very close, and I think they were able to
Speaker 1: most brainwash her.
Speaker 3: That's what I kind of felt.
Speaker 1: Like like they were able to you know, they're keeping
Speaker 1: her very close.
Speaker 3: She says. She literally on the drive in today to court,
Speaker 3: she received a phone call from Jennifer.
Speaker 1: McCabe, you know, wishing her good luck while she's still
Speaker 1: you know, why.
Speaker 5: Do you good luck? Why do you need good luck
Speaker 5: to tell the truth? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What did I say to you being when you said that?
Speaker 2: The first words out of my mouth, Brandy, this is
Speaker 2: how you and I are. I said, why do you
Speaker 2: need luck? Just to tell the truth?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: That require luck?
Speaker 5: You know, how do you not the whole I don't recall.
Speaker 5: I don't remember. How do you not remember one of
Speaker 5: the most traumatic nights of your life? Well, what does
Speaker 5: this happen often? Or it lost? I don't know, like
Speaker 5: all these people, I don't remember. What do you mean
Speaker 5: you don't remember?
Speaker 2: You were drunk, judge Judy says, I, if you tell
Speaker 2: the truth, you don't have to good memory.
Speaker 5: You don't have to remember another night she comes to.
Speaker 5: You don't have to practice, and you don't have to
Speaker 5: make a damn timeline with your sister.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fifty years and in court basically is it's crazy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: And you know the situation with Roberts we talked about today.
Speaker 2: I was trying to feel some empathy for her and
Speaker 2: so I kind of try to do this exercise would
Speaker 2: be with marginal success. But if you if you try
Speaker 2: to put yourself in her shoes, you know, for a second,
Speaker 2: you're like and you have McCabe talking to you. And
Speaker 2: one of the women from Canton called me and gave
Speaker 2: me an example of how manipulative she is and tell
Speaker 2: me if you guys have probably already heard this story,
Speaker 2: but essentially, this woman is over McCabe's house. Another woman
Speaker 2: comes over and Jen offers her beer, and the woman says, no, no,
Speaker 2: thank you, I don't want to drink, and she says
Speaker 2: she calls the other woman. The kid says, watch, I'm
Speaker 2: going to get her to drink a beer, just to
Speaker 2: show how manipulative she can be, because she's just like
Speaker 2: one of the scummiest people that you'll And I feel
Speaker 2: sorry for you, you daughters. I don't even know the
Speaker 2: names are of her kids, but I feel sorry for
Speaker 2: you that that's your mom, because he's the worst role
Speaker 2: model you could possish too.
Speaker 5: Like, watch, watch what I can do, Like look at me,
Speaker 5: Look at how great I am. Watch how powerful I am.
Speaker 2: Trump I can do.
Speaker 5: I can change that person's mind right now. Like it
Speaker 5: just sounds like she wants to be known as someone
Speaker 5: powerful and like, like you said, manipulative and like I
Speaker 5: can do and make anyone do what I say. Like yes,
Speaker 5: it makes me sick.
Speaker 2: Like she's a disgusting one of the underclassmen from Canton
Speaker 2: High School. So she would have been a sophomore when
Speaker 2: Jen was a senior. And lo and behold, she reached
Speaker 2: out to me via email, and it took a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks and then finally we had a phone call
Speaker 2: and she lives in Canton, and she told me about
Speaker 2: her in high school and she says, one hundred percent
Speaker 2: he would have it out for a woman like Karen,
Speaker 2: that the jealousy of a woman who she didn't follow
Speaker 2: the rules, didn't go and get married and do all
Speaker 2: the stuff you're supposed to do and have kids, all.
Speaker 5: Of society, because society. You know, if we don't fall society,
Speaker 5: we don't work a nine to five, you know, all
Speaker 5: they are pieces of trash. They're out there every day.
Speaker 5: They don't got jobs. Like some people work at night.
Speaker 5: Some people are just independently wealthy. Some people work on weekends,
Speaker 5: some are retired, some are students that you don't know
Speaker 5: nothing about. These people that you're judging and colin scum
Speaker 5: and you know they've got no jobs and they're obviously
Speaker 5: you know, it's just people just judge people on stupid shit.
Speaker 2: It's just well, the independent success of what she is saying,
Speaker 2: this woman told me from Kenon is that she would
Speaker 2: be upset with the independent success of a woman like Karen,
Speaker 2: like that would be threatening to her because Karen is
Speaker 2: a fortyish woman on her own, healthy, nine hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars home. You know, a ninety thousand dollars suv and
Speaker 2: he doesn't have a husband. How dare her? And doesn't
Speaker 2: have kids? How dare her?
Speaker 5: There's something wrong with her obviously, Like yeah, And then
Speaker 5: people have automatic bias too, because if you're arrested, people
Speaker 5: just think, obviously the contact, she wouldn't be arrested if
Speaker 5: she didn't do something, like the cubs had to have
Speaker 5: had something. And that's the biggest problem too, because half
Speaker 5: the people sitting in jail right now will tell you
Speaker 5: that same thing, like they would just they didn't have nothing.
Speaker 5: But when they if you have a badge and a
Speaker 5: little name tag, people tend to believe you because of
Speaker 5: your title. And I always say that I don't care
Speaker 5: if you're a doctor, a teacher, my neighbor, a cab anyone.
Speaker 5: Like just because you have a certain some certain title
Speaker 5: doesn't mean I have to trust you. I don't have
Speaker 5: to trust you. You can earn my trust, you know.
Speaker 5: Take it like I'm just so glad that the world
Speaker 5: is waking up to certain things, you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Like the internet does help for that, Like the Internet
Speaker 5: is the devil for most part, but it's also very helpful.
Speaker 5: And in today's world, you can get things done so
Speaker 5: quickly because of the Internet, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: So all these law make is and all these changes
Speaker 5: that take ninety days and ninety months for Christ's sake,
Speaker 5: like make stuff happen overnight. We are not going to
Speaker 5: live forever, and we're all living in some sort of
Speaker 5: like hell basically, or we all want something to change
Speaker 5: with some sort of system, whether it be the food,
Speaker 5: the FDA, or the justice or anything, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean, Like just the United States as a whole,
Speaker 5: Like if we don't become united in the United States,
Speaker 5: then we're all just going to continue living problem filled libes,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. If we all want the
Speaker 5: same thing, we all want peace and safety, then we
Speaker 5: all need to speak up for it, not just like
Speaker 5: just because of one case. It's not just one case,
Speaker 5: like it's continuous. It's like when you hear someone got
Speaker 5: raped murdered in a d why, it's like kind of
Speaker 5: second nature. You don't even really care about it normal
Speaker 5: because it happens every day so much. It's constantly on
Speaker 5: the news that oh, this sex trafficker and this guy
Speaker 5: and this guy and it's like you're always here. I
Speaker 5: don't want to be always hearing that and thinking it's normal,
Speaker 5: Like it shouldn't be normal. It shouldn't be on the
Speaker 5: news every night. Stop reporting the way others sixteen times
Speaker 5: and one. Get get real information out there to people
Speaker 5: so we can get out there. And how about it
Speaker 5: like change? You know what I mean. It's just it's
Speaker 5: ridiculous the way the world is run right now, and
Speaker 5: media is one of the biggest problems.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's why we're here today.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly, Like.
Speaker 2: Can I get a Boston Brandy and Boston bea? Uh,
Speaker 2: if you would like to call in and talk to
Speaker 2: Boston Brandy and Boston Bea. Unfortunately you also have to
Speaker 2: talk to me, but we'll make it minimal seven one
Speaker 2: nine er six zero two four four six four If
Speaker 2: you want to talk to these lovely ladies, and I
Speaker 2: know you do, so, so there's that. There's that. Okay,
Speaker 2: so good. You gotta be all right? What do you
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Speaker 3: So the Buffers own change?
Speaker 2: She has a husband. How can I a But it's
Speaker 2: very nice that you want to Yeah, I'm sure she,
Speaker 2: I'm sure she likes the fact that you want to,
Speaker 2: so that is cool. Nobody doesn't like TAF fans, right
Speaker 2: there you go.
Speaker 5: Well, I used to say I really didn't like flowers
Speaker 5: because they reminded me of funerals because I just went
Speaker 5: to too many. But I mean they're pretty.
Speaker 2: The number is on the chiron Okay, yes, mean screens.
Speaker 3: So let's see.
Speaker 5: It was really a change. It was just well, well.
Speaker 1: Are you guys going to stand somewhere differently now? So
Speaker 1: this is a little morning This is for the afternoon, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you guys move in the morning like they do
Speaker 5: the morning prayer and everything in front of the courthouse
Speaker 5: are usually like seven thirty and by eight o'clock we
Speaker 5: have to we can't be in front of the courthouse
Speaker 5: at all. So we usually, like if you're standing looking
Speaker 5: at the deeds and the quote is behind you, we
Speaker 5: go to the left. We go down that street and
Speaker 5: that's the dangerous kind of area because the sidewalks all broken,
Speaker 5: its money, it's puddles, and the cars are just so
Speaker 5: close to you. And then after Karen drives by, because
Speaker 5: we wait, we like to, you know, show her that
Speaker 5: girl out. They have to support her. So once she
Speaker 5: drives by. You know, we just all walk to the
Speaker 5: other end because you know this donuts as cookies, the shops,
Speaker 5: this food and this sunshine. So it's cold out that
Speaker 5: we like to stand in the sun, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. But where they told us not to. And
Speaker 5: I had always wondered about the dance studio too, and
Speaker 5: I had said that today I go, if I signed
Speaker 5: my three girls up, and you think we can.
Speaker 7: Stay, yeah, you know what I mean. I don't know,
Speaker 7: but it's.
Speaker 5: Just directly across the street. It's kind of like an
Speaker 5: abandoned I don't know if it's an apartment or what.
Speaker 5: We'll find out tomorrow, but it's right next to the
Speaker 5: general store. But we do stand there sometimes. We've never
Speaker 5: had a problem. So we'll just have to go across
Speaker 5: the street. They want us to go far down to
Speaker 5: another Pokama, but no, we're just gonna keep moving down
Speaker 5: little by little. I mean, I don't want to be disrespectful,
Speaker 5: of course, like never what I want to do that
Speaker 5: we're supposed to be out here, like you know, fighting
Speaker 5: for a good behavior and truth and all that. So
Speaker 5: I don't want to cause anything. But I also don't
Speaker 5: want to be trampled on and disrespected when I have
Speaker 5: a right to be there. It's a public sidewalk, and
Speaker 5: we have such a good system. Anytime we see a
Speaker 5: runner coming, or a dog walker, or someone with a
Speaker 5: carriage or anybody, even people from the courthouse, we all
Speaker 5: yell sidewalk, sidewalk. It's just what we say. And then
Speaker 5: everyone turns and they back up. We back up, We
Speaker 5: clear the sidewalk. We don't sit there like a couple.
Speaker 5: There's been one or two moments where we accidentally were congregating.
Speaker 5: We're talking and we have our back turned and people
Speaker 5: run into us. But at the dance studio where they
Speaker 5: told us not to be today, there's a little hill,
Speaker 5: so people have been walking up around the hill if
Speaker 5: they don't want to go through us. But I don't know.
Speaker 5: They said people were afraid to go in there, and
Speaker 5: I don't understand who was afraid to go in there
Speaker 5: because they go in through the back. They go down
Speaker 5: the backpack a lot and go in. But I can't
Speaker 5: argue it. He's the owner, he's the boss, and if
Speaker 5: he doesn't want us on his property, we won't be
Speaker 5: on your property, you know what I mean. So we
Speaker 5: can stay on the sidewalk, but I meant the.
Speaker 2: Cops e the brandy. I really hate to interrupt you,
Speaker 2: but I think that chat is wanting to know if
Speaker 2: you have any dental care tips, and you talk about
Speaker 2: what kind of toothpace you use, your your flossing regimen,
Speaker 2: whether or not you're using strips. Can you can you
Speaker 2: talk about your dental care?
Speaker 5: Actually I don't know what it's called. I got my
Speaker 5: toothesdaste off of TikTok. Actually what.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: They're actually a little tablets. The tablet and it tastes
Speaker 5: like a mint thing, but then you brush your teeth
Speaker 5: with it. I don't know. Yeah, it's random. I'll try
Speaker 5: random things because I'm into like I'm trying to read
Speaker 5: ingredients and poisons and all that, and everything's poison everything
Speaker 5: you put in your mouth, but I mean what you eat.
Speaker 5: And I'm afraid of cancer. Everyone in my family dot
Speaker 5: of cancer. So I'm trying to like, I mean, if
Speaker 5: you think about it, all the chemicals you put in
Speaker 5: your shampoo, your mouth, everything, and I watch makes your
Speaker 5: blood pressure rise.
Speaker 2: So I just want to I just want to say.
Speaker 2: There are two products that I endorse. One of them
Speaker 2: is DJ skincare formula which is all organic. Apparently I
Speaker 2: haven't sent you one, but I will bring one to Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: Be swears by it, would you agree? Be you?
Speaker 1: I have been using it since chat yes on your
Speaker 1: face every night?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: And also I use something I get this on Amazon
Speaker 2: called African Black soap and it kind of did I
Speaker 2: send you any yeah?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes?
Speaker 2: How would you describe it?
Speaker 3: It's like I mean, I kind of.
Speaker 1: Think, yeah, well, or like a cereal bar, like a
Speaker 1: chocolate bars.
Speaker 2: Is the legend, Hey, Dennis, he spends a lot of
Speaker 2: time on sidewalks with these two right here.
Speaker 5: That's all like patriarch Dennis Greeney.
Speaker 2: But but African black soap, Yes, Patriots, Cindy, I will,
Speaker 2: I did give you one. Awesome, Okay, great, that's the
Speaker 2: DJ screen Care. The African Black soap is the purest thing.
Speaker 2: They make it in Ghana and no matter what company
Speaker 2: you get it from, it looks kind of like a brownie.
Speaker 2: But the shade butter in there kind of looks like
Speaker 2: white chocolate that's embedded in it. And it's got like
Speaker 2: palm kernel oil, steering oil, plantain ash and the shade.
Speaker 2: But it is as natural. You're not gonna find. There's
Speaker 2: no scent, so don't like go you're you're gonna smell anything.
Speaker 2: But it is the most clean that you're gonna get.
Speaker 2: It's brown, so it leaves brown soap scum instead of
Speaker 2: white in your shower. But it is amazing. So that
Speaker 2: in DJ skin Care for me, that's where it's at.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna hook you up, man. I'm gonna send it
Speaker 2: to you so done and done, so yes apparently in
Speaker 2: debt and I gave it to you. Okay, Well when
Speaker 2: I if I come up there, I'm still gonna talk
Speaker 2: to mom about May first, and I will bring some
Speaker 2: cans of DJs can care for my homies because I'm
Speaker 2: gonna stand out with you and and maybe we'll do
Speaker 2: a meal food and all that. But first I gotta
Speaker 2: get approval to travel.
Speaker 5: And then the buffer zone. Today they came by on
Speaker 5: their little breaks, so it was nice. Every day we
Speaker 5: get like little random like visitors and stuff, you know,
Speaker 5: like JFK and James and all them and DJ like
Speaker 5: it's nice to see like the content creators come down
Speaker 5: and the family and stuff. It's just you know, they
Speaker 5: don't have to do it, you know, and just showing
Speaker 5: their gratitude and it's nice. But it's so cute because like,
Speaker 5: well I've met them before, but the people who were
Speaker 5: there for the first time, and they're like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: Like he's coming. I'm like, do you want me ask
Speaker 5: him if he'll take a picture of you? Like I'll
Speaker 5: ask him all you know.
Speaker 2: They're like you will.
Speaker 5: I was like yeah, and then point and he stands there.
Speaker 5: He's such a good sport. He takes like ten pitches.
Speaker 5: He's like, all right, can I get my Like I
Speaker 5: gotta go. But it's nice for them to do it,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's so awesome to come there. Oh, somebody's
Speaker 2: on a mission trip right now. Yeah, Diane tell him
Speaker 2: to bring home some of that African black soap. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's it's pretty cheap. I buy it by three, or
Speaker 2: you could buy three pounds of it. And basically you
Speaker 2: take a butcher knife and you cut this big block
Speaker 2: into soap bars and then you just grab a soap bar.
Speaker 2: When it wears, I grab another one. But yeah, it
Speaker 2: comes in a in a big, a big lock. But
Speaker 2: it's it's quite good. But yes, Julie, I will send
Speaker 2: you a care package and take care of business, and
Speaker 2: it's an honor to come there, and people are welcoming
Speaker 2: and welcoming you into the movement. That's basically you know,
Speaker 2: that's how I felt. So you know, why wouldn't I
Speaker 2: want to come back? So Dylan flew in tonight, awesome
Speaker 2: birthday party here for five weeks. Well there you go.
Speaker 5: I know, I was so glad I couldn't get a babysit.
Speaker 5: I was so sad I wanted to planning to go
Speaker 5: to that, and then my neighbor couldn't last minute. And
Speaker 5: but I think with yeah, yeah, well I because I
Speaker 5: texted you earlier. I'm like crap, because when we were
Speaker 5: there earlier, I was like, I hope I didn't mind,
Speaker 5: but I'm gonna have to do this from there. And
Speaker 5: I assumed I would have to do the live from
Speaker 5: you know, the Marthy Body, but and I ended up not.
Speaker 5: I couldn't go, so magar. At least I can go,
Speaker 5: the kids can go upstairs, and I'll have it quiet.
Speaker 5: But but I'm sad because, oh my god, I can't
Speaker 5: wait to meet Dylan. I'm so excited to meet him.
Speaker 5: I just want to give him a hug.
Speaker 2: He's very motivated. Dude, many.
Speaker 5: From Dylan because he's always doing this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so he's going to be here for five weeks.
Speaker 1: Was originally he was only coming for two. He was
Speaker 1: coming for two weeks, so he can must have changed it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's his first one year in the United States.
Speaker 5: Is cool. That's I hope they're they're easy on him tonight.
Speaker 5: I hope, I hope. I hope he's not out after
Speaker 5: tonight for a good week. God. Yes, So there you
Speaker 5: go people right now.
Speaker 2: So thank you Jason for looking that up. That is correct.
Speaker 2: Yana is on the east uh east coast of South America,
Speaker 2: and Ghana is most certainly in Africa. I guess I've
Speaker 2: not been.
Speaker 5: People are watching and involved in the case.
Speaker 2: Oh totally, man, totally. It's amazing, which reminds me of
Speaker 2: a you need to reach out to Christina because we
Speaker 2: have not. I do not. I don't know where Christina is. Listen,
Speaker 2: where is Christina?
Speaker 3: I know I saw her Nurse Kim's chat yesterday. I
Speaker 3: always say hi to her, Yeah, but.
Speaker 2: I don't see her in our chat and she's like
Speaker 2: one of the yet, like.
Speaker 5: Wait is britt on? If BRIT's on, she might be
Speaker 5: over there. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's one of the biggest supporters of this show.
Speaker 3: So that surprised you and changed his flight.
Speaker 1: And then Michelle's trying to get in what inner circle
Speaker 1: get an invite where on the.
Speaker 5: Monday and I dive out pizza. It's that's where they
Speaker 5: have the surprise, because we do there, you know. But
Speaker 5: it was the resistance of Silence crew who set it
Speaker 5: up and knew that he was coming. I guess I
Speaker 5: didn't know he was coming. I thought we were just
Speaker 5: doing a live but then I just when I went
Speaker 5: to watch it up stairs before I got on with you,
Speaker 5: I was like, wait, he's there in her life. I'm like,
Speaker 5: he's there in real life. I was like Ross, I
Speaker 5: would have left the kids home alone. Was like, oh
Speaker 5: my god, is he there. We're alive.
Speaker 3: That's funny.
Speaker 5: I like meeting new people, especially if they like generally.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I just feel like he has a
Speaker 5: good soul. But I don't know. You never really know.
Speaker 5: You never really know.
Speaker 3: But you got to look into his eyes, not through
Speaker 3: the street.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, nice one deal. Double oh man, there
Speaker 2: you go. Oh and all right, I think we're about
Speaker 2: I think we're about done for tonight, you guys, any
Speaker 2: parting shots that we need to get in about the case,
Speaker 2: the trial, any of this kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: What do we got who's on for tomorrow? Do you know?
Speaker 3: We don't know. We have the rest of.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 1: Oh he oh, we don't know what he's on again
Speaker 1: because he was only on for a little bit subject
Speaker 1: to me. But I just want to say, Boston Brandy,
Speaker 1: thank you for joining our team.
Speaker 3: I think you're gonna love it here, and you know
Speaker 3: you can. We'll see you in.
Speaker 1: The chat you come and join us, so I think
Speaker 1: it'll be a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: Thank you for saying give me that wrench.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got to take care of that tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll I just haven't had him in it to do
Speaker 2: it since I found out, but I'll go ahead and
Speaker 2: get that wrench done and then yeah, and you'll come
Speaker 2: on with us. And you did great. You know you're
Speaker 2: you're great on air and so.
Speaker 5: On camera. But I mean, I'll do it if I
Speaker 5: have to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean if you want to. If you
Speaker 2: don't want to, but if you want to come on,
Speaker 2: you're you're more of a welcome. Yes, Yeah, she's gonna
Speaker 2: be our new wrench. Michelle, you're welcome to as well
Speaker 2: if you want to to be on our my team.
Speaker 2: We as as everybody knows, we do give out gift
Speaker 2: cards when we when the show makes money, we we
Speaker 2: spread the love. So yeah, so as as Eddie, he
Speaker 2: is playing on guitar right here. We could do more,
Speaker 2: but we're gonna save it for later. So on behalf
Speaker 2: of Boston Brandy and Boston Bia. This is DJ saying
Speaker 2: peace out, one love and we will see you down
Speaker 2: the road.
Speaker 3: Bye bye,