Speaker 1: Weeping may endure for at night, but joy comes trust.
Speaker 2: Somehow, I know that there's a blazer not heard struck,
Speaker 2: a me free of all trust, thirties and suffering because
Speaker 2: I feel the uncondition no love for one who cares
Speaker 2: enough for me to raise on my pards and maybe
Speaker 2: for you too.
Speaker 1: Like a bird take to the sky. I need you, know, Lord,
Speaker 1: to carry me high all at the world. Break me in,
Speaker 1: Knight needs your strain. My side has a sly Yeah,
Speaker 1: it be so cold a pair. You'll come in and
Speaker 1: carry me home.
Speaker 3: Dude, wahigh Lord, everybody, welcome back to the blackest show
Speaker 3: about Nothing is Jade and XD.
Speaker 4: We just thought we would open this up on a
Speaker 4: spiritual you know what I'm saying this. That's a fabulous
Speaker 4: gospel song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really is. It really is. Mary Carey knows
Speaker 1: her way around.
Speaker 4: You know, niggas didn't think she loved the Lord, But
Speaker 4: if you really listen to Mariah, Mimi loves the Lord.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm she does, she does. You know what I'm
Speaker 4: gonna tell you my problematic take. Okay, I didn't learn
Speaker 4: until later in life that biracial people love the Lord too,
Speaker 4: So I did, Like I just felt like, I know
Speaker 4: it's a problematic take. I didn't know. I just felt,
Speaker 4: you know, because you know, one side is godless in
Speaker 4: my eyes, always has been culturally, So I just i'd
Speaker 4: be forgetting about the other side. And I know they're like,
Speaker 4: that's the problem. What dude, Okay, i'd be at an asshole.
Speaker 4: I'm really just kidding. Oh no, I'm you. I'm you.
Speaker 4: I'm you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm so glad.
Speaker 4: I know it took over inside of me. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He yes, how is your week?
Speaker 4: Uh? It was cool? You know, we had a we're
Speaker 4: having a family vacation, you know what I'm saying. Where
Speaker 4: we are. We just stepped away from the city for
Speaker 4: a minute, just to refresh ourselves before so we get
Speaker 4: back into school setting and all of that. Isn't that
Speaker 4: crazy how time flies like that?
Speaker 1: So yeah, I was. We were driving around yesterday and
Speaker 1: we saw like a group of teens just getting off
Speaker 1: the bus and just just having a good old teen time.
Speaker 1: And I was like, damn, they're about to go back
Speaker 1: to school soon. Yeah, like, soak it up while you can.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in a month, you know, here in a month,
Speaker 4: I know, but I know some of them niggas be
Speaker 4: they'd be getting out in May, so they'd be going
Speaker 4: back in August like and then you know, Tristan being
Speaker 4: a teacher, they got to start getting ready a little earlier.
Speaker 4: So so yeah, you know, stuff is winds sound so fast.
Speaker 4: The days a long, you know, as age go, the
Speaker 4: days are long, but the years are short.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 4: It's kind of crazy. But yeah, we're just having us
Speaker 4: a little family vacation. Nothing too fancy. We went to
Speaker 4: go mingle with the Dingles, you know, the Derelicts, to Florida.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, Florida.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that's it. What's up with you? Oh?
Speaker 1: Well, this past week I went to a baby shower. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you did. One of Chris's friends from back in the day.
Speaker 1: He had friends fly in from all over. The lady
Speaker 1: had friends from all over and celebrate her and the
Speaker 1: child's father special day. Uh you know, it was a
Speaker 1: really it was a delightfully negro baby shower. No, he
Speaker 1: did it, but I'm kind of glad we're retired.
Speaker 4: It's like going other days. You said, proud of sneakers
Speaker 4: are back, Sonica. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, he did have like a herring bone chain, so
Speaker 1: it was you know, it was very like that's timeless.
Speaker 1: Excuse you, okay, but yeah, no, they had it was wonderful.
Speaker 1: We had proper diaper the raffles and diaper games and
Speaker 1: and things. There was proper pasta salad. Yes, there was
Speaker 1: a rotel of scenario.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this is a negro fear.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. It was a wonderful sheet cake, you know
Speaker 1: it was. It was a really great.
Speaker 4: It don't sleep on a Costco cake now, don't sleep
Speaker 4: on it.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, but yeah, I was like, this is this
Speaker 1: is wonderful. You know, I'm glad some of the recipes
Speaker 1: aren't lost.
Speaker 4: You know, that makes me happy. That makes me really happy.
Speaker 4: That makes me especially as the West is dying, you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, we had the least amount of
Speaker 4: babies in the whole world. I watched this whole trajectory
Speaker 4: and I was they were like, by this time the
Speaker 4: West will have will be extinct. And I'm like, you
Speaker 4: see what y'all are doing?
Speaker 5: Do you see?
Speaker 1: You know it's interesting when you talked earlier about you
Speaker 1: taking the family get a reset. I was watching this
Speaker 1: news piece on Good Morning America and they were talking
Speaker 1: about how people are taking a teenternity leave.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: So, like you know how there's maternity leave for like
Speaker 1: either you know, when you first have a child or
Speaker 1: right towards the end. However, you have a setup. Same
Speaker 1: thing with paternity leave and all that stuff in the
Speaker 1: beginning of your child's life, right with teenternity. There are
Speaker 1: groups of people that's it's a growing trend apparently where
Speaker 1: folks are taking time off to raise their teens because
Speaker 1: they feel as though it's a important part of their
Speaker 1: lives that they're missing out on that they need their parents.
Speaker 4: Wait hold on, okay, wait, wait, hold on, hold on,
Speaker 4: hold on. Run that back to me again. They're taking
Speaker 4: their teens, they're taking them.
Speaker 1: Where maternity what you did for maternity.
Speaker 4: Leave, taking the time off from work? Copy? Okay, yes,
Speaker 4: oh I'm not mad at that. I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, I think you know, we joke all the
Speaker 4: time about being latchkey kids and and all that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff. And you know, then I think about that
Speaker 4: that boy with the missing tooth on love after lock up,
Speaker 4: who was like his mother, you know, abandoned him for
Speaker 4: her for froyo, you know shop, which is a lot
Speaker 4: of work. You know, especially as a owner of a
Speaker 4: shop in there, you have to do the register and
Speaker 4: the cleaning and the blah blah blah. Before you know,
Speaker 4: you forgot about your kids unless you bring him to
Speaker 4: the froyo shop. I think finding a way to incorporate
Speaker 4: yourself in your in your child's life, and your child
Speaker 4: into your life. So I don't know if it's a
Speaker 4: whole maternity leave unless your job is that demanding. But
Speaker 4: I think even you know, there are times where, especially
Speaker 4: now as Noah's getting older, I'm way way more intentional
Speaker 4: about being like, I don't care if you don't want
Speaker 4: to come here, Like, yes, I'm all about the choices
Speaker 4: and the gentle parenting and all that shit too, But
Speaker 4: sometimes I'm like, no, you're gonna come because there's certain
Speaker 4: experiences that you need to have and I'm not gonna
Speaker 4: let you opt out of it. Like we went so
Speaker 4: summer stage, Blau was coming, you know, when she was little.
Speaker 4: She don't you know, they don't remember anything past a
Speaker 4: certain point or before a certain point, but that Nigga
Speaker 4: loved Blaus. In Another Life album twenty fifteen, we used
Speaker 4: to play the hell out of that. She'd sing every
Speaker 4: single word right, and we loved it, and I love
Speaker 4: balal Summer stage was coming, Tristan had to go to
Speaker 4: work at the bar, and so I'm like, we're gonna go.
Speaker 4: We're gonna go to the park and we're gonna go
Speaker 4: watch Balau and you can bring your cousin and we don't.
Speaker 4: You don't even have to like listen if you don't
Speaker 4: want to, but you're gonna come and be outside and
Speaker 4: be among people. And and even if you all run
Speaker 4: off from me and you have your little teen experiences
Speaker 4: where you go to the store and y'all go over
Speaker 4: to the playground and ki kiyo and do whatever you
Speaker 4: do over there, I don't care. But you're gonna come
Speaker 4: out of the house and you're gonna experience that aspect
Speaker 4: of it. You can have your autonomy when we get there,
Speaker 4: but like it safely obviously. But like so, I think
Speaker 4: in making sure that you you you meld lives together
Speaker 4: and you all are in each other's lives is the
Speaker 4: most important thing. However you choose to do that thing.
Speaker 4: I bring her to the studio when Kiya came here
Speaker 4: for the jay Z thing and we were like, let's
Speaker 4: record in person. Noah came with me. She came with
Speaker 4: me to time before that when I went to go
Speaker 4: do Crystal scouch because I'm like, Okay, come see what
Speaker 4: me and Auntie Crystal do. And then also like, you
Speaker 4: can do what you do while you're there, but come
Speaker 4: be apart and see what happens in my world. And
Speaker 4: I'm gonna come to your school and see what happens
Speaker 4: in your world, and we're gonna be in each other's worlds.
Speaker 1: I am. I don't have kids, so it is a
Speaker 1: bit huge, but what I I think optimizing the time
Speaker 1: that you have with your kids is paramount, right, And
Speaker 1: I do think it is valuable to allow children to
Speaker 1: have independence away from their parents. So my fear for
Speaker 1: this type of thing, right is helicoptering yes, yes, or
Speaker 1: leading into how we read those stories about how parents
Speaker 1: are going on their kids job interviews and shit like that. No,
Speaker 1: that's insane, And so that's why I'm like, yes, there
Speaker 1: is a level of there's a level of parenting where
Speaker 1: I wish that, And this is a very privileged problem
Speaker 1: or discussion to have, right because none a vast wath
Speaker 1: of Americans and people just can't afford that, Like that's crazy,
Speaker 1: But that.
Speaker 4: Also doesn't cost money for you to be involved in
Speaker 4: your child's life. Like you go to some niggas gotta
Speaker 4: go to work and they can't afford. So yes, from
Speaker 4: that aspect, privilege, but it just is quality time. It's like, hey,
Speaker 4: the phones go down at this time, we sit down,
Speaker 4: we eat our food, you know what I'm saying. Together,
Speaker 4: we talk to each other, we figure out like what's
Speaker 4: going with our day and our feelings and where you
Speaker 4: at right now. It's just about paying being a little
Speaker 4: bit more intentional about how you operate within the relationship.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I do agree with you with the helicoptering
Speaker 4: because I also remember I tell I took her to
Speaker 4: the park, but I'm like, go run off. I don't
Speaker 4: care if you run off, but you're gonna come be apart.
Speaker 4: And then you know, when I know she gets to
Speaker 4: a certain age where she'll have more freedom, sixteen seventeen,
Speaker 4: you know things like that where they want to start
Speaker 4: going to parties and things like that. I want her
Speaker 4: to be able to do that the same way we
Speaker 4: were allowed those opportunities to do that, and like, go
Speaker 4: have adventures safely as possible, please in this crazy world,
Speaker 4: but go have adventures, go experience things, and let's also
Speaker 4: talk about where you at because I had homegirls who
Speaker 4: were sneaking off with niggas on Black Planet. Like, so
Speaker 4: let's like, you know, let's shift some of that stuff
Speaker 4: maybe where we could talk about these cs so you
Speaker 4: operate and safely, but I want you to have adventures
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 6: Oh bingo, what is it?
Speaker 3: I have no idea?
Speaker 4: Gets a tampon? What's it for?
Speaker 1: Go shove it up?
Speaker 4: The stop babies from coming out.
Speaker 6: An eighth grader told me that.
Speaker 4: The human body is truly a mystery.
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Speaker 4: my plant based niggas like it works for everybody, and yeah,
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Speaker 8: The Department of Justice has filed a civil complaint seeking
Speaker 8: to forfeit and recover more than one billion dollars in
Speaker 8: essets associated with an international conspiracy to launder funds stolen
Speaker 8: from one Malaysia Development Bride or one indeed.
Speaker 1: So uh, take it away, Jane, this is your show today.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna sit back, all right and listen and.
Speaker 4: Yes and talk to me too, nigga, because you know well,
Speaker 4: but okay, listen, you all know I love a documentary
Speaker 4: and you know I love random information. Shout out to
Speaker 4: my homegirl Charlie to put me on to this scandal
Speaker 4: that I had no clue what was happening. And I
Speaker 4: love when I find out timelines of things and then
Speaker 4: I think about where I was in life at that time.
Speaker 4: So like, at a portion of this, I was like,
Speaker 4: oh I was getting laid off, and then another portion
Speaker 4: of this, I was like, oh me and triest In
Speaker 4: we're getting together, and then oh I had just given birth.
Speaker 4: But we're going to talk about the one MDB scandal.
Speaker 4: And I would like to ask you, did you ever
Speaker 4: see a world where Praz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Paris Hilton, and
Speaker 4: Camorley Simmons have a have something in common? All of
Speaker 4: these people, right, all right, So stay with me because
Speaker 4: there's many characters in this story, but there is one
Speaker 4: primary caa. Oh that's fun. Yeah, why not? Sure if
Speaker 4: you want to draw yourself a little, a little you know,
Speaker 4: graph or whatever the case is, that's actually good. Oh
Speaker 4: I love that. It's very lovely. Okay. So there's a
Speaker 4: Malaysia nigga named Joe Low. Oh. By the way, this
Speaker 4: is an America. This is an episode when I learned
Speaker 4: about the scandal. I didn't learn about it through the documentary.
Speaker 4: But if you all want to go watch an episode
Speaker 4: of American Greed, it is. I think it's on season fifteen.
Speaker 4: It's also a podcast episode. But Charlie told me about
Speaker 4: this in a series of articles, so I had to
Speaker 4: go piece this shit together and then went and watched
Speaker 4: this documentary after which was a great lens. All right.
Speaker 4: So Jolo Malaysia nigger. Okay, he's a Malaysia nigga. He's
Speaker 4: from Penang. Now, people don't know a lot about his background.
Speaker 4: It's a little bit of a mystery. But his father
Speaker 4: owned a garment factory, okay, and he basically sold she
Speaker 4: in Rainbow, H and M. He sold fast fashion to
Speaker 4: the United States, so that's what his daddy did. So
Speaker 4: he was a working man. That's Jolo's daddy, all right.
Speaker 4: He made enough money where he was like, all right,
Speaker 4: you're gonna shift this ship for all of us. And
Speaker 4: he sent Jolo over to England to Hero which is
Speaker 4: a school that Winston Churchill also attended.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: So you got all these prominent people who send their
Speaker 4: kids to this boarding school. The president is somebody from India,
Speaker 4: and the Prime Minister this, that and the third.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 4: So one of his classmates and one of his cronies
Speaker 4: in school was a nigga name Reza Reza Aziz Okay.
Speaker 4: So that's one of Jolo's cronies. Riza Azis is the
Speaker 4: step son of the Minister of Defense of Malaysia. Are
Speaker 4: you with me?
Speaker 1: All right? So let me get this straight. So Jolo
Speaker 1: worked in imports and exports from his daddy being in
Speaker 1: fast fashion, right, and he went to boarding school with
Speaker 1: the meets Reza disease, who is the step son of.
Speaker 4: The Defense of Malaysia. Yes, because remember he's from Okay.
Speaker 4: Riza is a small player, but he's gonna come.
Speaker 1: This is what happens when you take notes. You got
Speaker 1: to this is the prop take tact.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yes, you all have to write. It's
Speaker 4: so important. It's so important. I realized how weak my
Speaker 4: hands and wrists have become, and I was like, I've got.
Speaker 1: I was a couple of weeks this. I had that
Speaker 1: realization because I was writing something I felt like fucking
Speaker 1: Michael J. Fox, and I was like, here's the problem.
Speaker 1: You can fix this. So now I have been I
Speaker 1: purposely have been. Yes, So like these are like my
Speaker 1: notes that I needed with my clients and stuff. Normally
Speaker 1: I have it digitally taken typing up my notes. I
Speaker 1: would do it for the shows that we watched, but
Speaker 1: that's too much.
Speaker 4: But what's so crazy is I used to take notes
Speaker 4: like that when I.
Speaker 1: Was in school.
Speaker 4: Though mm hmmm, mm hmmm, I can't do it now though.
Speaker 1: Cornell's style notes with the folded in half.
Speaker 5: The question, Yes, Cornell notes are a helpful study tool
Speaker 5: in class reading a textbook, but when using online resources,
Speaker 5: writing key information down as you learn will help you
Speaker 5: retain more. How do you use Cornell notes in a
Speaker 5: variety of learning environments?
Speaker 1: Week?
Speaker 4: Well, week, Now we've become weak, all right, So Jolo's
Speaker 4: in he's at this boarding school, right, so he meets
Speaker 4: riesa he's remember Reesaz, He's is a small player, but
Speaker 4: he will come.
Speaker 1: Back up.
Speaker 4: Now. So he meets all these important people. That's really
Speaker 4: it's like the place of where he is that's important.
Speaker 4: The school is so esteemed. Remember he comes from a
Speaker 4: mystery but hero, the hero school. Look it up because
Speaker 4: I don't even know how that's spelled. I kept saying, ha,
Speaker 4: So I don't know if it's h A R R O. W.
Speaker 4: Winston Churchill went there and a whole bunch of other people,
Speaker 4: and the school so old. William Shakespeare was a child
Speaker 4: when it was founded, although I don't really know the
Speaker 4: timeline Shakespeare being honest, you know how like we found
Speaker 4: out that was it van Go that was still alive
Speaker 4: in our like Picasso, so you know, yeah.
Speaker 1: No, which this tells me a hair school is Western Churchill.
Speaker 1: So it's about like about as old as Harvard, what
Speaker 1: sixteen hundreds? Sure, sure, yeah, fifteen yeah, fifteen sixteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right. So he goes to boarding school there.
Speaker 4: That's like his primary years. Then he goes to college.
Speaker 4: He comes over to the United States and goes to
Speaker 4: college University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business.
Speaker 1: Oh god, that's where mm hmm, the President of the
Speaker 1: United States went to school.
Speaker 4: Uh huh, yeah, keep that in mind, all right.
Speaker 1: So Joel went to Wharton.
Speaker 4: He went to the Wharton School of Business. Yes, so
Speaker 4: he makes all these connections with these important people because
Speaker 4: you know what type of people went there, right, So
Speaker 4: families from Khuwai Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia who are super wealthy,
Speaker 4: super important, and some of them were you know a
Speaker 4: lot of them were in politics, you know, royalty, whatever
Speaker 4: the case is. So he would start lying to people,
Speaker 4: you know, they want to know his background, and he'd
Speaker 4: be telling people that he's the Prince of Malaysia. Like
Speaker 4: niggas can't look that up, you know, these because they
Speaker 4: were lifetimes richer than him. So while he was there
Speaker 4: in college, he started an investment fund and made investments
Speaker 4: on behalf of these wealthy families that he made these
Speaker 4: connections with.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: So he started this fund already called the Winton Group WYNTN.
Speaker 4: And you know why he called it the Winton Group
Speaker 4: because he wins tons. That's how dumb this nigga was.
Speaker 4: Dumb but smart exactly when you start realizing how these
Speaker 4: people think and then all the shit they get away with,
Speaker 4: you become infuriated with life.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is why I don't.
Speaker 4: Because he can win tons of money. That's why he
Speaker 4: called it the Winton Group. And that's what these basic
Speaker 4: white men be doing in business that is.
Speaker 1: So late, Like bro, we couldn't be any more colorful
Speaker 1: or artful. It's Winton because I.
Speaker 4: Win, because I win tons of money. I'm just gonna
Speaker 4: spell it little.
Speaker 1: Why the Patagonia boys.
Speaker 4: Listen so right? He has all these connections, remember, and
Speaker 4: so he started this investment fund. He starts making his name,
Speaker 4: making this name for himself. He's still in school, but
Speaker 4: mind you all right, So for him to.
Speaker 1: Do that with these projects that people who like, like
Speaker 1: when I watch Shark Tank, they like, I went to
Speaker 1: Wharton and I started this whole thing and.
Speaker 4: Jumps to think about think about Zuckerberg mm hmmm, where
Speaker 4: he allegedly stole the whole ship from those from those
Speaker 4: twins mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: Like that's what they told us in that movie with
Speaker 1: just Intimulated.
Speaker 4: But I think Lauryn Hill lies to us, like how
Speaker 4: you gonna win when you ain't right with it? No,
Speaker 4: these niggas be winning. They win tons actually.
Speaker 1: They might.
Speaker 10: Materialistically, spiritually you already know what how I really feel
Speaker 10: capitalism is the root of all evil because capitalism is greed.
Speaker 4: It's synonymous with anyway. All right, So Jolo turns twenty.
Speaker 4: Remember he's in college, all right, So.
Speaker 1: He's just started moving money. Yes, Also the thing with
Speaker 1: white folks do they move They allow their TOI to
Speaker 1: move massive amounts of money. You know, Jolo is Asian,
Speaker 1: I know what I said.
Speaker 4: You're right, you know what. He's of Chinese descent, but
Speaker 4: he from Penang, Malaysia anyway. So all right, So while
Speaker 4: he's at this Wharton School of Business, started this investment fund,
Speaker 4: and niggas are actually giving him money. They are actually
Speaker 4: important people are actually giving him money to do shit.
Speaker 4: For his twentieth birthday, he ran out this club in
Speaker 4: Philly and he ran up a forty thousand dollars tab
Speaker 4: and talked his way out of the tab. They start
Speaker 4: calling him the Asian Great Gatsby.
Speaker 9: M hmm.
Speaker 4: So he stiffed him on the bill. You know, niggas
Speaker 4: were pissed, but he talked. He had a good mouthpiece
Speaker 4: on him, and they end up up cutting a whole
Speaker 4: big chunk of it and he got away with it.
Speaker 4: That's important to note, all right, So come oh, like
Speaker 4: O nine ish, right, he moves to New York. He
Speaker 4: is a mystery person here now at this point he's done,
Speaker 4: he's graduated from the Onton School of Business, so he's
Speaker 4: what maybe middish twenties around this around this point in time.
Speaker 4: So he's a mystery person. But you know there's you
Speaker 4: know how like there was always somebody in those circles
Speaker 4: that would pop up and you don't really know. You're like,
Speaker 4: who is that?
Speaker 9: What do they do?
Speaker 4: And nobody ever really knows.
Speaker 1: Like that scammer lady we saw the.
Speaker 4: Other day, Oh which one anadel.
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Uh the pariside of Malibu that we watched.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, on a small scale exactly. But you know,
Speaker 4: in those rich circles too, because people could be you know,
Speaker 4: some people are a political back they diplomat's kids. Like,
Speaker 4: there's people who don't have names tied to them that
Speaker 4: might be known over on this side of things or whatever. Right,
Speaker 4: So that's how he kind of showed up on the scene, right.
Speaker 4: But he's doing so much that the Post ran a
Speaker 4: cover picture of him and usher in the club talking
Speaker 4: about who is this new mystery man on the club scene. Now,
Speaker 4: the reason why he started getting a name for himself
Speaker 4: is because he was spending three hundred to five hundred
Speaker 4: thousand dollars a night in the clubs in New York.
Speaker 4: So like promoters and club owners started being like, who
Speaker 4: the fuck is this? I need him in my spot.
Speaker 4: And it was Pink Elephant, it was Tao, it was
Speaker 4: you know, all of those spots. Right, he started taking
Speaker 4: over the club scene in that way. He always had
Speaker 4: a VIP table. They you know, they they wanted to
Speaker 4: kiss his ass because this nigga was spending bread.
Speaker 1: He would all from this money that he's earning dk
Speaker 1: from this investment group.
Speaker 4: You just hold yeah, so you just hold that, right, okay.
Speaker 1: And three hundred to five hundred thousand dollars in a
Speaker 1: club is a greedious that's like you buying. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: see you getting a private room. That's bottle service. That's
Speaker 1: like I can see how Like in my New York brain,
Speaker 1: I can see how you can break up one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars at a club. That's ridiculous, but I can
Speaker 1: see how one can.
Speaker 4: I'm about to.
Speaker 1: Tell you how, oh, okay work yeah, yes, break it down,
Speaker 1: left eye. How many points?
Speaker 4: This is how an Asian man spent thirty five niggas money. Okay,
Speaker 4: so first of all, he will order tons of bottles
Speaker 4: of crystal, tons and tons of bottles of crystal, which
Speaker 4: is not good. I know, I know it's not. They
Speaker 4: be hyping the most mid fucking tasting shit. I'm like,
Speaker 4: that's when I realize, like, don't listen to rich people
Speaker 4: when they tell you where to eat, what to drink,
Speaker 4: like or excuse me, rarely listen to them. Like, it's
Speaker 4: got to be a very particular type of person. It's
Speaker 4: got to be a well cultured person who really understands
Speaker 4: that the best food can be found in a village
Speaker 4: or at a Michelin fine dining fucking restaurant, like somebody
Speaker 4: who understands that that both and Anthony Bourdain, they rest king.
Speaker 4: You want to talk about a white person who I
Speaker 4: don't play about. Fuck everybody else that I've ever said,
Speaker 4: mallow streep All, just put Anthony Bourdain right that he
Speaker 4: can be the only one. Anyway, I lost my point anyway, So.
Speaker 1: Christall, how did he how did he? Oh? Yeah, he
Speaker 1: bought crystall all right.
Speaker 4: So for context, Chrystal runs retail about seven hundred dollars
Speaker 4: a bottle at a certain point right in the club.
Speaker 4: Because you all already know when you do bottle service,
Speaker 4: you know, the markup is sevent It's so stupid, it's
Speaker 4: like the markup is insane. A bottle of Christall runs
Speaker 4: four thousand dollars in the club, okay, So he would
Speaker 4: have the whole club drinking Christall by the end of
Speaker 4: the night. So one night he's in the club, oh nine,
Speaker 4: it's Lindsay Lohan's twenty third birthday, you remember that era.
Speaker 4: They're in the club at the same time. He buys
Speaker 4: Lindsay Lohan twenty three bottles of Christall and sends it
Speaker 4: over to her, so that he like, you know, he's
Speaker 4: getting in good with people. That's another thing to pay attention.
Speaker 4: But yes, he's in this club. And he said, so
Speaker 4: do the math on that. How much is that pam
Speaker 4: a single style?
Speaker 1: So he said, tuttles, Oh my gosh, wow, that's ninety
Speaker 1: two thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: That was ninety two thousand dollars just that he sent
Speaker 4: over to Lindsay Lohan's table. He would have everywhere there
Speaker 4: were knights, they said where he would have if there
Speaker 4: were one hundred people in the club, each person would
Speaker 4: have their own bottle of crystal by the end of
Speaker 4: the night, like he made.
Speaker 1: Did he have like a thing for crystal or was
Speaker 1: it because that was the most expensive.
Speaker 4: Thing, because it was the most expensive thing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that lets me know he has no I was
Speaker 1: watching the video the other day. It's gone viral about
Speaker 1: this lady, this Somalia lady, and she was saying how
Speaker 1: like shit is just expensive just to be expensive sometimes,
Speaker 1: like more often than not, things deserve that like anything else.
Speaker 1: Hundred dollars is not it's just then pissing in your shit.
Speaker 4: Like you know, like m M Minikia were talking about
Speaker 4: that the other day. We were like, listen at this
Speaker 4: like it used to be. And I'm not a labeled person, right,
Speaker 4: that's not my that's not my personal gym. I know
Speaker 4: that some people's gym, and I think that whatever your
Speaker 4: gym is is cool. But there was a time where
Speaker 4: a luxury purse, a y Solo or a Louis or
Speaker 4: whatever the case is.
Speaker 11: Was.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't want no jlp one. There was a
Speaker 4: time where they had value because of the materials that
Speaker 4: were used and the hardware that was used, and every
Speaker 4: aspect of the bag made it the quality that it
Speaker 4: was and why it was the price that it was.
Speaker 4: Now they'll have Louis bags and it's vinyl, but it's Louis,
Speaker 4: and it's like niggas are hyped because it's Louis and
Speaker 4: they don't give a fuck that it's polyestera or whatever.
Speaker 1: The fuck. I'm not to infuriate you. Their Balenciaga sells.
Speaker 4: I hate them.
Speaker 1: They sell like a plastic bag. It's literally like a
Speaker 1: plastic bag that's that's like five hundred, like over six
Speaker 1: hund dollars.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Looks like some shit that she would Nope.
Speaker 4: I don't even want to look it up. I don't
Speaker 4: even want to because that's gonna I hate when I
Speaker 4: tell you, everything about that brand pisses me off. Everything's ugly,
Speaker 4: it's basic, it's overpriced. It is the epitome of the
Speaker 4: decline of culture.
Speaker 1: And Belitsiaga was a very it was like it was
Speaker 1: very classy. Joy I don't know what happened.
Speaker 4: Every shoe I've ever seen them produced. Do you know
Speaker 4: they put a kitten wed a kitten hill that looks
Speaker 4: like a knell on a Birkenstock style shoe.
Speaker 1: I'm not surprised.
Speaker 4: I everything about that brand pisses y'all. Put a y'all
Speaker 4: put a rubbersol on a sock and said buy these shoes,
Speaker 4: these sneakers. Anyway, so Jolo starts this investment group in
Speaker 4: New York now, right, So remember he's in New York. Now.
Speaker 4: It was at Pennsylvania and it's called jen Well j
Speaker 4: y n w E jen Weell. So this is his
Speaker 4: investment firm here in New York. And you just need
Speaker 4: that information for all of the things that you're gonna
Speaker 4: find out that he did here. So he sent them
Speaker 4: twenty three bottles of Chrystall over to Lindsay Lohan. This
Speaker 4: is the kind of like reckless spending he was doing.
Speaker 4: But his eye on the prize. His north star, who
Speaker 4: he really wanted to be in good with, was Paris Hilton.
Speaker 4: She really be wooing these POC's, non black poc bypop.
Speaker 4: I don't know what she does, but I have seen
Speaker 4: a gaggle of niggas of all kinds of backgrounds be
Speaker 4: obsessed with Paris.
Speaker 1: Hilton and it's just herself.
Speaker 4: Well. So, so Jolo had an infatuation with her movie
Speaker 4: House of Wax and apparently he watched it on repeat.
Speaker 4: And so now that he had did you know she
Speaker 4: had a movie?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I'm aware. I I'm just my question. Well,
Speaker 1: my comment was going to be so interesting, like these
Speaker 1: men get fixated on these pop culture like like remember
Speaker 1: when it was remembered that Osama bin Laden was obsessed
Speaker 1: with Whitney Houston.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sorry, yes, because it was so random. It
Speaker 4: was so it was so random.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like this is like one of those random things
Speaker 1: like Whitney Houston, Paris Hilton.
Speaker 4: Like I would think like Brazil.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like in my head, I'm like, oh, if you
Speaker 1: try to make money and scam people, then you're going
Speaker 1: to try to get to Paris Hilton's mama whish to
Speaker 1: get to her daddy, you know what I mean, and
Speaker 1: like to get to Rick Hill. I get that, but
Speaker 1: like white people just be obsessed with things like like
Speaker 1: Fire Festival. How that one white man was obsessed with
Speaker 1: Jah Rule or how it's just like the like Christopher
Speaker 1: Nolan is in love with Travis Scott and now Travis
Speaker 1: Scott is in the Odyssey.
Speaker 12: Man Martin Juist, a fan then't working with the really
Speaker 12: sucked looking for spen.
Speaker 4: Wait, what, what's the odyssey?
Speaker 1: I want to know what you do on a day
Speaker 1: to day basis, But where do you be? Like, what
Speaker 1: do you do?
Speaker 4: I cook? I'm constantly trying to figure out what to cook, laundry.
Speaker 4: I start and fail at recording continent chips. Yesterday was
Speaker 4: deep baseboard day. I give my plant showers and there's
Speaker 4: so many of them that I have to do it
Speaker 4: in batches. You know. I have writing that I'm trying to.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to build the hand muscles in my hands.
Speaker 4: So I'm working, but I'm like doing that manually too,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: Well. The Odyssey is a brand new epic film m HM,
Speaker 1: directed and held by Christopher Nolan uh, starring Matt Damon,
Speaker 1: Lupita Charlie's Theron. Ah, your reaction.
Speaker 4: Is not warrant.
Speaker 1: Zenda and Hathaway. Oh my god. Oh yeah, this movie
Speaker 1: that just came out.
Speaker 4: It came out already. I thought you were telling me,
Speaker 4: like the previews a sturdy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm max seventy millimeter all around the world.
Speaker 4: Well what's it about? Why? Why you guys? Oh, it's
Speaker 4: the actual the Odyssey.
Speaker 1: Oh, even worse you like I do, but I don't know.
Speaker 4: It sounds like they're gon bastardize it with that cat
Speaker 4: and Travis Scott is in it, I opt out, what
Speaker 4: the fuck is he doing with his braids?
Speaker 1: What's he doing one of the you know like chorus
Speaker 1: people like you know how like they I know, they move,
Speaker 1: they pushed the story along like so he's uh, he's
Speaker 1: in but yeah, I.
Speaker 4: OK.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about it when one day.
Speaker 9: When it comes to streaming, Okay, doubt that it's three hours.
Speaker 4: I see again. I like mythology ship, but that kind
Speaker 4: of cast the amount of money I know they spent
Speaker 4: on that. I'm not saying that everybody.
Speaker 1: They got to Oscar, but.
Speaker 4: You know when stuff be like too good to be true,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, and it's like y'all have
Speaker 4: too much access? What are you doing with this?
Speaker 1: That's like that show with Morgan Freeman, Nicole Kidman. I
Speaker 1: think Jeffrey ryders in it too. It's like there's too
Speaker 1: much star power.
Speaker 4: It's too many, you know, when it's like it's like
Speaker 4: it's like the weight just goes a little too far
Speaker 4: and then you're.
Speaker 1: Like too rich to Don's.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I just you know, like, give me two
Speaker 4: three to focus on where it's like, damn, they really
Speaker 4: did that nigga like they Yeah, but you got seven.
Speaker 4: You just listened seven. Do you know what the budget
Speaker 4: looks like for the niggas you just listened. That's insane. Yeah,
Speaker 4: what's the odyssey?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that is mad niggas and budgets and niggas
Speaker 1: who ain't demanding less than ten million? Oh but any who,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry for interrupting, but yes, this is my fault.
Speaker 4: I maybe I should veer a little out of Al Jazeera,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying. Maybe I gotta relepitth just.
Speaker 1: Step on an NBC at ABC seven link every now
Speaker 1: and again.
Speaker 4: The problem is I don't generally care what rich people
Speaker 4: are doing. They're pissing me off these days, so I don't.
Speaker 1: It's the news that shouldn't be their news.
Speaker 4: And is the biggest.
Speaker 1: Sloop that got the lead?
Speaker 4: Oh oh okay, she's helling to Troy. Oh huh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I should do better. All right, Well, back to back
Speaker 4: to this schedule.
Speaker 1: Maybe said every once in a while.
Speaker 4: Every time it it'd be like there's a dog missing
Speaker 4: that was reunited with his family important nigga shot up
Speaker 4: a bus like and I'd be like, oh, it's just
Speaker 4: so much.
Speaker 1: You know, just just have it on the background, just
Speaker 1: click a link every now and again. That's all. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: But he wanted to be with Paris Hilton, so he
Speaker 1: wanted to.
Speaker 4: Be a Paris Hilton. So he essentially bought his access
Speaker 4: to her. Right you know, now he know Lindsay Lohan
Speaker 4: from the club and twenty three bottles of crystal. So
Speaker 4: he's like, all right, bet, I'm gonna have these parties
Speaker 4: and pay for her to be make it appearance and
Speaker 4: Paris Hilston used to be like six figures in appearance
Speaker 4: and so forth, you know, when she would come and
Speaker 4: do shit. So sometimes if they do things like he
Speaker 4: do parties in Vegas, he would give like one hundred
Speaker 4: thousand dollars worth of chips to her or to whoever
Speaker 4: his guests were, and they got to keep the profits.
Speaker 4: Like he essentially bought friendship. So they realized in one
Speaker 4: calendar year he spent one hundred million dollars on gifts
Speaker 4: for friends. What he had, he had boxes of rolexes
Speaker 4: sometimes where he would hand out rolexes. He was dating
Speaker 4: this victorious secret model, somebody named Miranda something or other.
Speaker 4: He gave her eight million dollars worth of diamonds, like
Speaker 4: some heart shaped diamonds or necklace, some little and you
Speaker 4: know the thing about it too, when are you talking about?
Speaker 4: They're like, how you know, how many diamonds do you have?
Speaker 4: How much does this cost? But right now I have
Speaker 4: one four million dollars worth of diamonds. I'm like, that
Speaker 4: shit is tacky. You know, my grandma bless her, her loving, beautiful,
Speaker 4: warm heart. I love the fact that she's not a
Speaker 4: vain lady. My grandma loves a necklace, earring, bracelet set.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Will all the things match?
Speaker 4: And she not a fashion lady. I told you all.
Speaker 4: She dressed like Carol Basket, thank you. So they'd be
Speaker 4: having on all these diamonds and the shit be just
Speaker 4: like crusted up and tat. It'd be so much shit
Speaker 4: on it. So he gave this girl eight million dollars
Speaker 4: worth of diamonds, his hearts and clothes and flowers and
Speaker 4: all kinds of things on their tacky.
Speaker 1: So okay, go ahead, m hmm, let me back up.
Speaker 1: Let me read my notes for everybody who who is
Speaker 1: following along just like I have. We have Joe Lo
Speaker 1: who is from Malaysia, right, who daddy sold fast fashion
Speaker 1: and through that he got into the import export business
Speaker 1: I guess right, garment, and and so jo Lo met Reza,
Speaker 1: which I'm assuming comes important later because we haven't gotten there.
Speaker 4: But goes to the school and the connections he made
Speaker 4: at the school.
Speaker 1: Okay, at the Harrow School where Winston Churchill and Jesus
Speaker 1: went and yeah, exactly. He eventually went to Wheaton. How
Speaker 1: old is he? What year is this? By the way, But.
Speaker 4: All of this goes from like oh oh six ish
Speaker 4: maybe to like.
Speaker 1: A little under How is he not? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think he's a little forty four? Yes he is
Speaker 4: around yes, all right.
Speaker 1: So then he ends up meeting at the Harrow School
Speaker 1: Jesus in Churchill went Resa stepson of the massive Defense
Speaker 1: of Malaysia. I'm assuming that's important. So then while at
Speaker 1: the Wharton School he developed the Winton group. Wi in
Speaker 1: t o win because he wins tons why yeah, And
Speaker 1: he started Walders in school. While he was in Philly,
Speaker 1: he talked his way out of a forty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: tab that was just.
Speaker 4: More to give you the idea we were walking.
Speaker 1: As we're walking, I am the viewer of her. So
Speaker 1: we hit two thousand and nine, which is no interesting
Speaker 1: because two thousand and nine, I see why you were
Speaker 1: talking about, to see where you were, And these times
Speaker 1: I'm like two thousand and nine, I think I was
Speaker 1: just I hadn't moved to Brooklyn yet. I didn't move
Speaker 1: to Brooklyn until Halloween. That was in Buffalo.
Speaker 4: We also we were in the club at the time.
Speaker 1: Twas so he was spending three to five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a night in the club on Chrystal, primarily buy
Speaker 1: He bought twenty three bottles of Krystal for Lindsing lowhand.
Speaker 1: He was buying his friendship. And then most importantly, he
Speaker 1: starts jin Well g yan w E lu jin Well
Speaker 1: another investment firm, jyn jy y. That's why I got
Speaker 1: so what happened to his one in Philadelphia?
Speaker 4: Who knows?
Speaker 1: Okay, he wanted to beat Shelton and then so he
Speaker 1: like paid her to be with like friends and shit
Speaker 1: like that. Okay, cool.
Speaker 4: Then he dates the Victoria's secret mind. This is to
Speaker 4: show you how reckless and gaudy he is. With his spending. Right,
Speaker 4: So it started with the crystal, then you got the
Speaker 4: boxes of Rolet, says, the diamonds he's given to his girlfriend.
Speaker 4: That relationship didn't even last a year, by the way. M.
Speaker 4: So he starts getting more write ups in the post,
Speaker 4: like who is this mystery man who spends this money?
Speaker 4: So crazy? He's so rich. And there was an anonymous
Speaker 4: quote in the post that said this is important too. M.
Speaker 4: Nobody spends their money like that. It's weird. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: So people are trying to figure out who he is.
Speaker 4: So he lied to some people told him that his
Speaker 4: parents owned the tallest building in the world, that he
Speaker 4: was royalty, etcetera, etcetera. Right, he's the same thing he
Speaker 4: was doing in college he's doing now, Like nobody really
Speaker 4: knows what his background was. All right, So twenty twelve, right,
Speaker 4: for his thirty first birthday, he rented out this club
Speaker 4: on the strip in Vegas. All right, this was this
Speaker 4: is his thirty first birthday. People don't generally do all
Speaker 4: of that for their thirty first birthday, not, you know,
Speaker 4: even on a on a nominal level. You know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. You celebrate moderately. It's not a you know,
Speaker 4: so he rents out this club. He's got these hangers
Speaker 4: in the middle of the class. It's a circusole situation happening.
Speaker 4: It's Cage Tigers. You know. It's interesting they mentioned nothing
Speaker 4: about any substance abuse. Hmm yeah, mm hmm, No, none
Speaker 4: at all. Actually, I feel like his drug of choice
Speaker 4: was power and money, so he didn't have time for
Speaker 4: the other drugs.
Speaker 1: That's fair, that's so.
Speaker 4: Exactly. But he was smart in the way where he
Speaker 4: knew who to attach himself to. He knew who to
Speaker 4: attach himself to. But then what he did after that
Speaker 4: would just be reckless because money and power were the drug.
Speaker 4: So thirty first birthday rented out this spot. I told
Speaker 4: you he had the sip to Sole, the Cage Tigers,
Speaker 4: the people on stilts, ice bar. You got the nigga
Speaker 4: who sings Gagam style on the stage, doing that over
Speaker 4: and over again.
Speaker 1: Star.
Speaker 4: He ends up getting a performance from from Kanye Q Tip.
Speaker 4: Leonardo DiCaprio's drunk and runs up on stage and is
Speaker 4: rapping alongside Q Tip. Kim Kardashian is there, Jamie Fox
Speaker 4: is there, Robert Robert de Niro, Swiz beats Alicia keys.
Speaker 4: He has this giant birthday cake that comes out and
Speaker 4: it's will to the center and Britney Spears pops up.
Speaker 4: This is all for his thirty first birthday. Okay, So okay,
Speaker 4: mm hmm, go ahead.
Speaker 1: How do all these people know him or do they even?
Speaker 1: Because this is also I guess the thing of like
Speaker 1: celebrities is going to ship and be like, oh, just
Speaker 1: to be seen at this event or whatever, right, not
Speaker 1: necessarily knowing.
Speaker 4: They don't really know him. They just know him from
Speaker 4: this party seat and this lavish way that he spends
Speaker 4: and I'm sure that you know they start, oh, you're
Speaker 4: going to such a ah, you're going, you believe, and
Speaker 4: you'll see how he starts to also and weasel himself
Speaker 4: into all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: So, also at this party is a man named Tim Leissner.
Speaker 4: All right, mm hmmm write that down.
Speaker 1: What's his name?
Speaker 4: Tim Leissner L E I S S N E R. Okay, Okay,
Speaker 4: Tim Lisner's there quietly just in the background, enjoying the
Speaker 4: extravagance of what's all around him. Okay, I like that. Now.
Speaker 4: Remember Riza as E's Riza's E's stepdaddy, who was the
Speaker 4: Minister of Defense now becomes the Prime Minister of Malaysia,
Speaker 4: all right. This happens in nine. This is when. This
Speaker 4: is during the time when Jolo first got to New York,
Speaker 4: all right, so when he started being in the post
Speaker 4: and stuff. This is when Resa, he's a stepdaddy, became
Speaker 4: Prime Minister of Malaysia. His name was hold. His name
Speaker 4: is Najeebrazac. But yes, you can just put prime Minister
Speaker 4: of Asia. That's fine. But remember he'sa azsus daddy, a
Speaker 4: step daddy, all right, so he becomes that. And also
Speaker 4: keep in mind, Jolo studied international finance when he was
Speaker 4: when he was at the Wooden School of Business, so
Speaker 4: that's what his specific field was international finance, and that's
Speaker 4: why he would make those connections in that way. Now,
Speaker 4: do you know what a sovereign wealth fund is?
Speaker 1: Sovereign wealth that sounds something to me. That's giving me
Speaker 1: Government governmental gro gubernatorial.
Speaker 4: Funds essentially is where they pull money, whether it be
Speaker 4: through investments or whatever, to make a country better rights,
Speaker 4: to help the people of the country, the civilians, to
Speaker 4: have better amenities and quality of life within a place
Speaker 4: where they pull these funds, it's a state owned investment
Speaker 4: fund that pulls this national money from resources or budget
Speaker 4: surplus or just whatever in order to make the lives
Speaker 4: better of the people who live there. So that's a
Speaker 4: sovereign wealth fund, right, So your boy Jolo gets obsessed
Speaker 4: with sovereign wealth funds. Saudi Arabia has one, it couldn't
Speaker 4: and they end up controlling over five hundred dollars five
Speaker 4: hundred billion dollars worth of assets. So he's like, huh,
Speaker 4: you know, his little antenna start going up. I need
Speaker 4: to get into sovereign wealth funds. So he pitches the
Speaker 4: idea of a sovereign wealth fund to the Prime Minister
Speaker 4: of Malaysia Risa azizas stepdaddy, Okay, insert one MDB because
Speaker 4: remember I told you is the one MDB scandal, so
Speaker 4: one MDB is essentially no one MDB.
Speaker 11: The US Justice Department has charged two former Goldman Sachs
Speaker 11: bankers and Malaysian financier John Lowe Joe low Rather with
Speaker 11: money laundering and bribery. The three are accused of laundering
Speaker 11: billions of dollars embezzled from a Malaysian state fund called
Speaker 11: one b D one MDB.
Speaker 4: Because it's one Malaysia. I forget what the D stands for,
Speaker 4: and it's like Bahar or something like that. But so
Speaker 4: one MDB is funded through profits from the oil industry
Speaker 4: and they are an investment fund that is created to
Speaker 4: create a sovereign wealth fund for Malaysia, for Malaysia to
Speaker 4: have better opportunities for their people on the ground.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: But the tricky part about this is Malaysia's taxpayers are
Speaker 4: the ones that are on the hook for the funds.
Speaker 4: That's how it also works with the sovereign wealth funds,
Speaker 4: hence us as taxpayers being responsible for the bullshit that
Speaker 4: the powers that be end up doing. Now, Jolo did
Speaker 4: not have an official role at one MDB. He was
Speaker 4: not technically an employee of them, but they treated him
Speaker 4: like the CEO. They listened to all his financial advisement.
Speaker 4: He was in all the meetings, he was giving all
Speaker 4: of the all of the advice, and they were following
Speaker 4: all the moves that he said to do. Okay, the
Speaker 4: first major theft, because overall the one MDB scandal, if
Speaker 4: you look it up, it was a total of four
Speaker 4: point five billion dollars that was extorted four point five billion.
Speaker 4: So the first steft that came. The first one in
Speaker 4: all of this under one MDB was him having them
Speaker 4: send one billion dollars to Saudi Arabia toward the investment
Speaker 4: and then re route that billy to a shell company
Speaker 4: in Switzerland and pay himself out seven hundred million dollars
Speaker 4: into his own account.
Speaker 1: So, got it. So he's shelling, he's funneling money to
Speaker 1: make it seem like he's paying this fund, but it's
Speaker 1: moving into a personal account.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, seven hundred million of it. Yes, So it
Speaker 4: didn't make it to Saudi Arabia. Goldman Sachs gets into
Speaker 4: the conversation.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: Goldman Sacks is also a part of Tim Leistner. Remember
Speaker 4: I mentioned him earlier. Tim Leistner is.
Speaker 1: Co ex husband and go I did not mind you
Speaker 1: when I'm writing this, not listening to this, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I know this name somehow. Why do I know Tim Leinster?
Speaker 1: Why do I know Tim? And then from when in
Speaker 1: my brain went Tim, Mariah and Kimora because Mariah also,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was this nigga, but somebody
Speaker 1: else from Goldman Sacks, Oh, who's probably involved in this
Speaker 1: ship too, you might want But anyway.
Speaker 4: Tim, Tim Lifesner is the chairman of the American of
Speaker 4: He's a chairman of the of Goldeness of this particular
Speaker 4: Southeast Asian sect of Goldman Sacks. Right, he was credited
Speaker 4: with making lucrative deals for them in the region after
Speaker 4: two thousand and eight financial crisis. And we know how
Speaker 4: I got laid off in the two thousand and eight
Speaker 4: financial crisis. And the head of Goldman Sachs in Malaysia,
Speaker 4: the headhead of it, which his name is Roger Ing.
Speaker 4: You don't have to write that down. Roger is the
Speaker 4: one who introduced Jolo and Tim Leisner to one another.
Speaker 4: So that's how they met.
Speaker 1: Okay, So.
Speaker 4: Leisner and Ing are working with Jolo and using his
Speaker 4: political connections to established deals with Tim Leisner's ex wife,
Speaker 4: Judy Chan because not only is Tim Leisner. So we're
Speaker 4: gonna veer from this story for just a second, because
Speaker 4: Tim Leissner, do you know the scandal that was when
Speaker 4: he was dating Kamora.
Speaker 1: No, but I do want to say they didn't get married.
Speaker 1: I just know she got a baby boy.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know why they didn't get married because this
Speaker 4: niggas a two time big a mist Oh, Tim Leisner
Speaker 4: was married to a lady named Judy Chan when he
Speaker 4: was dating Kamora, right, and he's such a scammer that
Speaker 4: this nigga created email accounts under Judy Chant's name because
Speaker 4: Judy Chan is the CEO of Grace Vineyards, which is
Speaker 4: like a boutique high end winery in China. She's also
Speaker 4: a former analyst at Goldman Sex and her daddy got
Speaker 4: multiple businesses, so mama comes from money, right. So he's
Speaker 4: married to this lady Judy Chan, and he created these
Speaker 4: fake email accounts under Judy Chan's name to like deceive
Speaker 4: people in business because he wanted to use her connections
Speaker 4: and her names for certain things. And he used the
Speaker 4: same fake Judy Chan email account to communicate with Kimora
Speaker 4: to the point where Kimora thinks she has a great
Speaker 4: relationship with her niggas ex and they got kids and
Speaker 4: shit together. So Kamora is like, well, let's go on
Speaker 4: a family vacation. I'll you know, that's all. And she
Speaker 4: was like, oh no, we can't go. We got in
Speaker 4: a car accident. But the whole time.
Speaker 1: It's her negt that crazy, that's my bestie in my head.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh my gosh, she's one of the
Speaker 1: I've had a personal I think I've told the story
Speaker 1: of how like she saved me from a white man,
Speaker 1: like I le forever, forever grateful for her, so who
Speaker 1: saved her?
Speaker 4: But I and I remember because I didn't know nothing
Speaker 4: about Tim Leison because obviously I don't even know about
Speaker 4: the Odyssey, so why would I. So, but I do
Speaker 4: remember with Kamor. I remember when she like one day
Speaker 4: she was with Han Su and then they had their
Speaker 4: beautiful that beautiful baby, and then all of a sudden
Speaker 4: she popped up and it was like, who's got damn
Speaker 4: white baby?
Speaker 1: Is this?
Speaker 4: It's Tim Leisner's baby. I just didn't know that. So yes,
Speaker 4: so Kamora, right, so they're together whatever, crazy.
Speaker 1: Fucking Okay, wait, wait wait, let's take a break and
Speaker 1: we'll be back after this hit.
Speaker 7: It, after these messages, will be right back.
Speaker 8: M dB was created by the Malaysian government to promote
Speaker 8: economic development through international partnerships and foreign direct investment, with
Speaker 8: the ultimate goal of improving the well being of the
Speaker 8: Malaysian people. But unfortunately, sadly tragic, right a number.
Speaker 1: And we're back, Okay, so we all recap for everybody. Okay,
Speaker 1: you know We're gonna be like like Matt Sharp entertainment
Speaker 1: and reminds you of everything that happened before Jess ninety
Speaker 1: day criminal Okay on page two of my notes Okay,
Speaker 1: page plunge. All right, Malaysian nigga named Joe Lowe Daddy
Speaker 1: sold fast fashion Rich met this nigga named Reza who
Speaker 1: Stepdaddy is the son of the Minister of Defense who
Speaker 1: eventually becomes the Prime Minister of Malaysia. Joe Loo ended
Speaker 1: up going to the boarding school that Winston Churchill and
Speaker 1: Methuselah went to. Uh It eventually went on to Wharton
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania, where he studied international finance finance, where a.
Speaker 4: Bunch of other scammy white men went as well.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, the President of the United States went there.
Speaker 1: So then from there in college, he started the Winton Group,
Speaker 1: the w Why and to win because why he wins
Speaker 1: touns And he started this while he's in school. An
Speaker 1: anecdote about how he has the gift of gab and
Speaker 1: people hang on his whims is the fact that he
Speaker 1: talked his way out of a forty K tab in Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: which is pretty hard to do seeing that Philly niggas
Speaker 1: don't trust nobody. In two thousand and nine, he has moved,
Speaker 1: he has graduated. He is spending money in the club
Speaker 1: like like he's a country. There's three hundred and five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars the bottles of chrystal, primarily to people
Speaker 1: buying his way into the hearts and minds of the
Speaker 1: New York City social elite. All that. Also while being
Speaker 1: obsessed with Prairis Hilton, where she would he would buy
Speaker 1: her stuff and pay like her booking fees just so
Speaker 1: they can like hang. He started an investment from called
Speaker 1: Jen Well as well. Whiles he was in New York City.
Speaker 1: He gets ridd of write ups in the New York
Speaker 1: Post to be like, who's that girl?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, no, oh my god, I used
Speaker 4: to watch that Madonna movie all the time.
Speaker 1: Anyway, come to his thirty first birth, he has like
Speaker 1: a circa solet situation. Everybody and their mama, Kim Kardashian,
Speaker 1: all the other celebrities that Jade mentioned that love white people.
Speaker 1: And he also meets Kim Morley's baby daddy there unbeknownst
Speaker 1: to him. Table's side note that Nigga's crazy all the while,
Speaker 1: you know, Joe Lowe gets obsessed with sovereign wealth funds,
Speaker 1: which is literally a five Oh those scholarship bank accounts
Speaker 1: that you have for kids when you first have them,
Speaker 1: that's essentially what it is. Yeah, I don't know, Oh
Speaker 1: it's not rich people. They tell you like when you
Speaker 1: first start a bank account, like do you want this
Speaker 1: for your baby? Yeah? But yeah, and he was he
Speaker 1: was like doing some money laundering shit. He was passing
Speaker 1: it through country's bank accounts and putting into his own
Speaker 1: about almost up to a billy. He moves a billion dollars.
Speaker 1: I was supposed to get to Saudi Arabia Arabia, but
Speaker 1: maybe only three hundred million touched it, and he banged
Speaker 1: seven hundred million. So yep, yeah, that's where we're at.
Speaker 4: Okay, good, very good. Okay, So Tim Leissner, two time
Speaker 4: big amiss Right. So the side scandal here, like I said,
Speaker 4: is that in him courting Kamora, he wants Kimora to
Speaker 4: think that he's divorced. So he's communicating with Kimora as
Speaker 4: his ex wife, Judy Chan, who is also a very
Speaker 4: well connected baddie. He's catfishing his girlfriend with his ex
Speaker 4: wife and Kamora's like, Oh, we're gonna be a big
Speaker 4: happy yours mine and ours family. Cool, We're gonna do
Speaker 4: co parenting trips and all that. And she's like Judy
Speaker 4: Chan's like, oh hi, we can't calm when a car accident.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if she has a British accident
Speaker 4: or not. She's Chinese probably or not, but it's not
Speaker 4: Judy Chan. Right. Not only was he not divorced from
Speaker 4: Judy Chan, he was not divorced from his unidentified first
Speaker 4: wife before Judy Chan. So he was a big a
Speaker 4: miss when he married Judy Chan. He was a two
Speaker 4: time big a miss when he tried to marry Kimora Ley.
Speaker 1: Mm that's where the comes in, got it?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Now? Tim Leisner was also warned against doing any business
Speaker 4: with Joelo. That was just side mess. I just wanted
Speaker 4: you to know that it has nothing to do.
Speaker 1: This is also you see when I when I talked
Speaker 1: to you about like this is your ship in hand.
Speaker 1: This is when I talked about people who do this
Speaker 1: like like real vile people like figurative.
Speaker 4: You just want to bring her back wrestling and ship every.
Speaker 1: Time, and it all goes back to wrestling and ship
Speaker 1: in hands. You can't have what with that though.
Speaker 4: You can't have one with that. And and then but
Speaker 4: Licener was warned. Remember he works for Goldman Sax, so
Speaker 4: he was warned against doing business with Jolo because they
Speaker 4: weren't really fucking with him, like you know, like even
Speaker 4: though other people were with him. It's because it was
Speaker 4: too vague. But Goldman Sacks.
Speaker 1: Go Sacks is that nigga.
Speaker 4: They have money laundering officers that work for.
Speaker 1: Big like.
Speaker 4: Around exactly. So they're now like inquiring, They're like, how
Speaker 4: how does he make his money?
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm? Does money? God?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that's how some of you niggas sound.
Speaker 1: Yeah, speaking of money. Can we take a pause. Can
Speaker 1: we take a pause here? I'm sorry what because this
Speaker 1: is about business?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And I know I advertise, you know, I do digital
Speaker 1: consulting and stuff, but this is a free tip. In
Speaker 1: all I beg of you, please, I beg. I implore.
Speaker 1: I'll even start a sovereign wealth fund for this. But please,
Speaker 1: my people stop using chept please for everything, for everything,
Speaker 1: but more specifically, like I I've been seeing a bunch
Speaker 1: of flyers for like advertising for people selling their ugly
Speaker 1: ass food whatever. Fine, like it's off. But then what
Speaker 1: I saw recently was see people using like chatchpt to
Speaker 1: announce funeral announcements. But I understand we're greeting, right, but
Speaker 1: they also made it look they also make it look
Speaker 1: like the other ugly ass flyers that are happening. So
Speaker 1: it's like it all just meshes in together. And I
Speaker 1: had them like, I know, we grieving. I know it's
Speaker 1: a tough time to do it. And I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm speaking from privilege because I had you and Chris
Speaker 1: Rogers do mine for my grandmother, so you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. So so I get that, but I'm also like,
Speaker 1: these are ugly friends, Like these aren't attractive things to
Speaker 1: like showcase. Also like outside the funeral one, there was
Speaker 1: just one somebody's selling chicken wings. Why I tell you
Speaker 1: it looked like dookie, Like it was just like this,
Speaker 1: like logs just just stupid.
Speaker 4: What do you mean? What are you talking about? What
Speaker 4: are you even saying to me?
Speaker 1: Right now? People are using people have ugly chat GPT flyers, but.
Speaker 4: Wait the chicken Oh they like they they had chat
Speaker 4: GPT create an imager.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen these chat GPT flylyers. They're all black
Speaker 1: and there are different Colors's got a bunch of ship
Speaker 1: on them.
Speaker 4: I didn't know what the odyssey was.
Speaker 1: Okay, friends, so you all have a helmework at us.
Speaker 1: But send Jade a couple. Yeah, don't send them, send
Speaker 1: them to Jade. Send them to her. Tag her on
Speaker 1: the gram. Don't tag me, talk about add Jane doesn't
Speaker 1: read her messages. That's not the point. Tag her. Also
Speaker 1: shout out to one of the ages of Chaos who
Speaker 1: kept me abreast about this whole FIFA situation and how
Speaker 1: FIFA is crazy racist. Oh yeah, and racist. Well we yeah,
Speaker 1: and evil and all that. But we need to watch
Speaker 1: this FIFA. That that's another thing. They are they they.
Speaker 4: Are Yeah, No, they're they're like they're up to Jimmy Hoffa. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they're malicious. They're malicious at the root, at the core.
Speaker 4: It's pure evil at the core of thiefs.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But AnyWho, Yes, ugly flyers ruining the business. But
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, back to your back to your presentation.
Speaker 4: I always attribute like funeral programs and flyers and things
Speaker 4: like that to like like drag like it's a taste
Speaker 4: level situation. Remember when we were designing my grandmother's program,
Speaker 4: and I was like, listen, she don't like a lot
Speaker 4: of ship like, don't give her no takiass flowers on
Speaker 4: the border, don't put her in the clouds.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that, No, none of that.
Speaker 4: No, it was.
Speaker 1: You agree that there is an esthetic issue, but I
Speaker 1: also think there is just a pure laziness issue using
Speaker 1: language learning models to design your flyers and things.
Speaker 4: And stop running your photos through AI, and stop running
Speaker 4: other people's photos through AI. Yeah, anyway, anyway back to this. So,
Speaker 4: so Tim tried to get l this these accounts at
Speaker 4: gold Mian Sacs like over and over again, and he
Speaker 4: was consistently declined. They were like, no, we're not comfortable
Speaker 4: with his source of fun, so he can't have an
Speaker 4: account here. So he never had an account of gold
Speaker 4: min Sacks. But Jolo is the reason Tim got gold
Speaker 4: Mian Sacks involved with one MDB. Okay so important. And
Speaker 4: remember Jolo doesn't work for one MDB technically, but he
Speaker 4: is the puppet master. So theft number two gold Min
Speaker 4: Sachs was giving was given these assurances that Jolo was
Speaker 4: not attached, that he does not work for them, all
Speaker 4: of the things that I just told you. So they're
Speaker 4: like Okay, bet they raise six point five billion dollars
Speaker 4: for one MDB for Malaysia's Sovereign Wealth Fund. Golden miss
Speaker 4: Sacks does six point five billy, all right, So Tim's
Speaker 4: career is taking off. Okay, he is that this can
Speaker 4: do a lot for Malaysia. Six point five bill. I
Speaker 4: think Bowen six point five bill could do right here
Speaker 4: right now. He's he's put on a pedestal all these things.
Speaker 4: But the challenge is the money never makes it there.
Speaker 4: So gold raises six point five BILLI it never makes
Speaker 4: it to Malaysia. It was rerouted to offshore banks, all right,
Speaker 4: So it's rerouted to offshore banks. Now he used these
Speaker 4: shell accounts to purchase all right, this is what he
Speaker 4: was doing under jin well all right.
Speaker 1: When he was here in the chat. Okay, all right.
Speaker 4: That's how that's his New York connection. He purchased a
Speaker 4: twenty four million dollar unit in Park Laurel, a loft
Speaker 4: and soho for fourteen million dollars.
Speaker 1: Back up back he bought what now for what? What's
Speaker 1: the first thing?
Speaker 4: He purchased a twenty four million dollar unit in Park Laurel.
Speaker 1: Where the hell is Park Laurel?
Speaker 4: I assume let's see. Let's look, it's gotta be on
Speaker 4: Park Avenue.
Speaker 1: Sixty third billionaire row billion billion they're condos.
Speaker 4: I guess sixty third Street very expensive, forty story asymmetrical
Speaker 4: tower has fifty three condominium apartments ranging in size from
Speaker 4: two to four bedrooms. As big as fuck.
Speaker 1: Okay, here, billionaires are we're near that area?
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure, exactly so per twenty four million dollar Union Park.
Speaker 1: Laurel There.
Speaker 4: I hate it all right. A lofton Soho for fourteen
Speaker 4: million dollars. A one hundred and forty million dollar steak
Speaker 4: in Parklay Hotel.
Speaker 1: How one hundred what.
Speaker 4: One hundred and forty million dollar steak in Parklay Hotel,
Speaker 4: Parklane Parkland Hotels. A thirty million dollar penthouse in the
Speaker 4: Time Warder Center where the previous tenants were Jay Z
Speaker 4: and Beyonce.
Speaker 1: So they lived, they lived above where you work.
Speaker 4: That's crazy, I know, right, the whole time, the whole time.
Speaker 4: In twenty twelve, he partnered with Sony Music, Swissbee's and
Speaker 4: WHISKUSA to purchase Emi Music Publishing for two point two Billy.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: Emi Music Group, by the way, owns the catalogs of
Speaker 4: Michael Jackson. Lady Gaga, Bob Dylan and others.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: Now, also he's moving very quickly like that why a
Speaker 4: couple of dates exactly.
Speaker 1: Like normally people at least madeoff had like a fifty
Speaker 1: year like you know what I mean, Like it was
Speaker 1: long skin. This is three years is a lot to
Speaker 1: be pushing so far that I've counted at least four
Speaker 1: billion dollars.
Speaker 4: He becomes chummy and Bessie's with Buster Rhymes, Ludacris, Swiss beads,
Speaker 4: Alicia Keys to the point where Alicia Keys does a
Speaker 4: gen Well Capital commercial for him, and they show this
Speaker 4: footage of her doing this this gen wal uh, this
Speaker 4: gen will where she's playing the playing the playing the
Speaker 4: piano and like talking about don't she have teas? Don't
Speaker 4: she have a lot of tea? You should support small businesses,
Speaker 4: support Minty Minty Bong, support him.
Speaker 1: I love ben Tea Bong.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's fantastic. You're supposed to tell me what you
Speaker 4: wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Tell them to come on the show. I loved I
Speaker 1: love them they have because it brought me back because
Speaker 1: when I when me and Fury first used to hang
Speaker 1: out at the very very beginning of our friendship, we
Speaker 1: used to go to David's t a lot, and it
Speaker 1: reminded me of like, you know, making these great concoctions.
Speaker 1: I've always like too intimidated to make the type of
Speaker 1: teas that he makes. I also don't have all that
Speaker 1: ship that he makes all the teas with, Like I'm
Speaker 1: not it's a fabulous setup, but I'm like, I want
Speaker 1: to go and be like experienced. I want to sweet
Speaker 1: potato cheesecake tea.
Speaker 4: I'm like, because it's fabulous, it's fantastic. Where like the
Speaker 4: cheese would come from, Like oh damn, nigga, you pulled
Speaker 4: it from whatever kind.
Speaker 1: Of bark and root from Malaysia, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, He's like, let's make a cream soda tea Like whoa,
Speaker 4: So yeah, shout out to Terrell Minti Bong. I don't
Speaker 4: know what Alicia Keys is doing, but she did this
Speaker 4: commercial for this man. So he's all in the in
Speaker 4: the in the the who's its and what's its? Glory
Speaker 4: with all these people, right, he starts buying original art
Speaker 4: pieces as well, Warhols, Basquiats, Van Goes, Picasso's like he
Speaker 4: starts getting to the art world. So they're like, who's
Speaker 4: this who's this man? Who's making his way into the
Speaker 4: art world. But then they quickly realized he wasn't a
Speaker 4: real art collector because at one of the auctions this
Speaker 4: league was gonna say they announced a monet. He gonna say,
Speaker 4: is that guy still alive? The people don't be bright.
Speaker 4: Then they just have buddy. They just have buddy in
Speaker 4: finesse and not yeah, dripping in finesse. Now, let me
Speaker 4: see before he moved, So is this when he moved
Speaker 4: over there?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Okay, So he makes his mark all over New York
Speaker 4: and does all of that. Right, We're moving on to La,
Speaker 4: your your neck of the woods, your side of things.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, all right, Alva.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a traveling a sisterhood of the Traveling Picastos. So
Speaker 4: he gets to La, he buys the Viceroy Hotel for
Speaker 4: forty million dollars. He buys a thirty nine million dollar
Speaker 4: house in the hills, and in twenty eleven he invested
Speaker 4: in a production company by the name of Red Grant,
Speaker 4: Red Granite. Do you know what Red Granitt produced?
Speaker 1: Gran production company?
Speaker 4: Close They some of the Some of the movies on
Speaker 4: their roster include Dumb and Dummerer and The Wolf of
Speaker 4: Wall Street. Now It's important to note that the Wolf
Speaker 4: of Wall Street like mini studio, right, So Wolf of
Speaker 4: Wall Street basically for the history for your Martin Scorsese
Speaker 4: and Leonardo DiCaprio purchased the rights years ago to the
Speaker 4: Wolf of wall Street, right, and they had this idea
Speaker 4: to take Jordan belfo It, which is the scammer in
Speaker 4: The Wolf of Wall Street who still be around by
Speaker 4: the way, But they took Jordan Belford's story and they
Speaker 4: bought the rights to it. So they'd been trying to
Speaker 4: get Wolf of wall Street made for a long time,
Speaker 4: and all these studios passed on it because it was
Speaker 4: extremely too excessive. Remember they did you ever see Wolf
Speaker 4: of Wall Street. They crashed at Lamborghini, you know how
Speaker 4: he was living in List It's an expensive film, and
Speaker 4: so studios were passing on it because they were like, no,
Speaker 4: this is excessive, this is too expensive. Now this is
Speaker 4: where we get into old Hollywood tropes that play themselves
Speaker 4: out time and time again. So you've got a person
Speaker 4: like jo Lo whose primary drug is money and power
Speaker 4: to get this money not by him, he becomes friends
Speaker 4: with all these celebrities. We see the types of parties
Speaker 4: he throws those types of parties. Intentionally, he becomes friends
Speaker 4: with Leonardo DiCaprio, remember he was up there wrapping with
Speaker 4: Q Tip earlier. It is Marnes Scorsese. And then they
Speaker 4: pitched this idea to him because they realized he's a
Speaker 4: dummy with money and.
Speaker 1: Bork with money like you say in the wrestling yep.
Speaker 4: And because they know that he wants to be known
Speaker 4: and he wants to be attached to certain things. It
Speaker 4: works to their benefit because they need an outsider with
Speaker 4: deep pockets who's thirsty to see their name in some credits.
Speaker 4: And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 13: Steve mad Red hot Ladies footwearing pisario and thanks to Donnie,
Speaker 13: we were taking his company public. Stratton Oakmont was crawling
Speaker 13: out of the primordial ooze pond scum no more.
Speaker 4: That's why they got to see your face. So at
Speaker 4: the twenty Now, do you know who owns Red Granite?
Speaker 4: I told you that right, mm hmm. Red Granted Productions
Speaker 4: is co owned by Riza Aziz, uh Okay so Jo
Speaker 4: Loo and another nigga named Joe something or other. So
Speaker 4: remember Riza Aziz is his is his friend from school
Speaker 4: from boarding school. In their in their boy days. Okay,
Speaker 4: Rizaziza's stepdaddy is also the Prime Minister of Malaysia, so
Speaker 4: they use each other's connections and Jolo's like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: you're my homeboy, like from long time, long time, I'm
Speaker 4: going to invest in your company. And then he introduces
Speaker 4: Red Granted, Red Granted to all of Hollywood. He makes
Speaker 4: he has them throw a party at the twenty eleven
Speaker 4: can Film Festival m and because of all of his connections,
Speaker 4: so Red Granite does this party and obviously they're put
Speaker 4: on the map and he allows it to be more
Speaker 4: of Red Granted in the forefront. Like, Jolo's not even
Speaker 4: trying to take the credit for that one, right, He
Speaker 4: kept a little profile, but he got Kanye West and
Speaker 4: Jamie Fox to perform. Leonardo was there, Jordan Belfort was there,
Speaker 4: The actual Wolf of Wall Street was there. Now what's
Speaker 4: interesting is Jordan Belfort makes a comment at the party
Speaker 4: to somebody very similar to the comment I talked about
Speaker 4: earlier from the posts.
Speaker 1: Don't nobody do that like that?
Speaker 4: Don't nobody do that? A scammer clock and a scammer
Speaker 4: clock and a skimmer Okay, So come to find out
Speaker 4: that Lamborghini crashing scene in Wolf of Wall Street. The
Speaker 4: director wanted to crash a real vintage one instead of
Speaker 4: a replica. Most things like that for movies, they'll build
Speaker 4: a replica so that they're not actually destroying that much
Speaker 4: money like that, even though it's still expensive. Nope, he
Speaker 4: because of because of how excessive somebody like Jolo was.
Speaker 4: They were like, no, yeah, do whatever you want. He
Speaker 4: was ready to bankroll whatever the fuck they wanted, which
Speaker 4: is a director dream. I could do whatever I want
Speaker 4: with this. So Leonardo and Scorsese went wild. Three hundred
Speaker 4: and ninety two million dollars is what it garnered, which
Speaker 4: is Scorsese's biggest film fiscally, even bigger than Goodfellas.
Speaker 1: How much did it cost to make? Oh, let's see
Speaker 1: budget for one hundred million, one hundred million. Uh. Internationally
Speaker 1: it got uh four hundred and seven million. Ooh, let
Speaker 1: me not google this because the first thing I see
Speaker 1: is like, this film is kind of a part of
Speaker 1: a corruption investigation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: Extreme progressed five hundred uses of the expl explicit. Fuck.
Speaker 1: Yeah that Wolf of Walls, she was crazy. It was wild, Okay, but.
Speaker 4: That's where the cocaine is that you keep asking about.
Speaker 4: It wasn't with Jolo though, and you know, Award Season
Speaker 4: twenty fourteen, it was nominated. Wolf of Wall Street was nominated,
Speaker 4: and then Leonardo DiCaprio won a Golden Globe. He didn't
Speaker 4: win the Oscar. He won Golden Globe. Yeah, for Best
Speaker 4: Actor Musical Comedy. That's important to note though, whether he
Speaker 4: didn't win the Oscar, but he won a Golden Globe.
Speaker 4: And when he at the at the awards, if you remember,
Speaker 4: he thanks a few people, including Reza's Ease and Joey
Speaker 4: McFarlane who are both red granted pictures, and you know
Speaker 4: who Reza Disease is. But he also thanks Jolo for
Speaker 4: making it happen as the principal funder for the movie.
Speaker 14: So this movie, thank you for the entire production team,
Speaker 14: Joey Riz, Joah Think, Joe Riz and Joe thank you
Speaker 14: for being not only collaborators but taking a risk on
Speaker 14: this movie. Truly, Emma Irwin, the entire production team, Thelma Pietro.
Speaker 4: It's interesting because I told you all the studios that
Speaker 4: it was too expensive to make, and this nigga did everything.
Speaker 4: He allowed them to do everything under the sun. So Okay,
Speaker 4: back to our Okay, right, So I told you he's
Speaker 4: buying all this all right, he moves to La. He's
Speaker 4: doing all the things read granted they grow, throw the party,
Speaker 4: blah blah blah blah blah. So now he's in La.
Speaker 4: He not New York no more. I told you all
Speaker 4: the stuff he was doing out there. He also buys
Speaker 4: a house around the corner from Leonardo DiCaprio, so they're
Speaker 4: like besties at this point. He buys that he has
Speaker 4: red grannite put they're basically their office is a floor
Speaker 4: away from Leonardo DiCaprio's production company in the same building,
Speaker 4: so they're like besties. And he gives Leonardo DiCaprio thirteen
Speaker 4: million dollars worth of Picasso and basquiare arts. Yes, so
Speaker 4: all that art he was purchased in earlier. He gives
Speaker 4: thirteen million dollars of it, thirteen million dollars worth of
Speaker 4: it to Leonardo DiCaprio.
Speaker 1: Aret, I have issues with art being excessive. Incident is
Speaker 1: what it is. But whatever.
Speaker 4: Also, yes, and we don't we like. As this goes on,
Speaker 4: you realize in all of this, like flagrancy and all
Speaker 4: of this Jolo, you are a loser. Yeah, you have to,
Speaker 4: Like you're a loser who doesn't doesn't think you can
Speaker 4: make friends just off of your own volition. How sad.
Speaker 4: So he gives Leonardo thirteen million dollars worth of this
Speaker 4: art right.
Speaker 1: He also.
Speaker 4: Because because Leonardo did not make I hate calling him
Speaker 4: that did not make, did not get the oscar for
Speaker 4: Wolf of Wall Street. As a consolation prize, Jolo buys
Speaker 4: him the original oscar that Marlon Brando won, Oh my
Speaker 4: fucking god, as a consolation prize for not winning the
Speaker 4: oscar for Wolf of Wall Street and gives him that
Speaker 4: Marlon Brando's original oscar.
Speaker 1: Like there's one okay, okay, let's full stop, Okay, we
Speaker 1: have to we have to talk about it. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: like there's one thing to just buy friendship and things,
Speaker 1: and and there's how to be a point where Leo
Speaker 1: says like, hey, I can't accept this, Like this is weird.
Speaker 1: Like I know we all rich and have this money
Speaker 1: to throw around, but not this kind of money to
Speaker 1: throw around. Thirty million dollars is fucking crazy. And then
Speaker 1: you're buying me Marlon brod, Are you in love with me? Nigga?
Speaker 4: Like that's crazy oh, he takes all and then you know,
Speaker 4: and and then later on he says, later on, he says,
Speaker 4: the intention in taking all of those gifts was to
Speaker 4: auction them off for his charities. For I cackled when
Speaker 4: I heard that. Cackled, but that's what he says. But no,
Speaker 4: all of them are weird, all of them. They're all
Speaker 4: weird because you sat up there, like you said, and
Speaker 4: accepted every one of those gifts. Mm hmm, like you.
Speaker 1: If you were to, if you were to be like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sending this for the auction, then you would have
Speaker 1: been like, oh, I love this, donated to my foundation
Speaker 1: or whatever the fact. I know how rich people operate
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 4: The first time x D hugged me after he moved away,
Speaker 4: the first time we saw each other and he hugged me,
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, you hugging me, nigga. He was like, yeah,
Speaker 4: and that is my dear family. At this point of many, many,
Speaker 4: many years, I was suspicious of his hug. You mean
Speaker 4: to tell me this, nigga, You gave you all of
Speaker 4: his fine art and in another Nigga's award and bought
Speaker 4: a house around a quarter front. Me crazy, right, No,
Speaker 4: you're all fucking weird, because remember Leonardo was at all
Speaker 4: his parties too earlier years ago, he was at all
Speaker 4: the parties, jumping up on stage, rapping with.
Speaker 1: The Q tip. That's why people I'll be thinking, I'll
Speaker 1: be stuck in dick and cock because that there's no
Speaker 1: other way to explain to me like that level of
Speaker 1: like you're spending like the GDP of certain countries just
Speaker 1: to get in this niggas good graces.
Speaker 9: Hmmm.
Speaker 4: So come twenty fourteen, all right, So remember he made
Speaker 4: his mark in New York, he made his mark in LA.
Speaker 4: He'd bought the thing with Sony. He's he's Michael Jackson's
Speaker 4: part of buying the rights of my Texas music. It's insane.
Speaker 4: This is the reason, is the reason why we got
Speaker 4: the Wolf of Wall Street. Yeah, and why Margot Robbie
Speaker 4: played Barbie Like there's so many connections here south of France.
Speaker 1: Twenty fourteen, okay, can yes?
Speaker 4: Which is I'm glad you said that Jolo purchases.
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
Speaker 4: A three hundred foot long super yacht. It's the length
Speaker 4: of a football field.
Speaker 1: Literally, I was waiting for a boat to come in somehow,
Speaker 1: Like all this real estate I was like okay, yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: but where is where's the boat? Where's the yacht? And
Speaker 1: I want somebody Nobody ever buys a ship like rich
Speaker 1: people they always buy some weird Yet why can't you
Speaker 1: buy a cruise ship? Like remember when John Travolta, he
Speaker 1: didn't buy the private play he brought the whole Boeing
Speaker 1: seven fifty seven. Like, that's some good, that's some ship.
Speaker 1: You should you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: John Travolta is also that was at the hands of scientology.
Speaker 4: But yes, but yes, but yes, I can't resist.
Speaker 1: Well this what is at the behest of Malaysia.
Speaker 4: So they takes Malaysia.
Speaker 1: You're not in Ambezil. You are definitely from a sovereign nation.
Speaker 1: That's fucking nuts, bro.
Speaker 4: We're watching this. This is why anyway, Okay, we didn't.
Speaker 1: Take a break. Okay, let us take a break and
Speaker 1: we'll be back with this crazy story.
Speaker 7: Hit it after these messages, will be right.
Speaker 1: Ain't back.
Speaker 15: Official frame their ill gotten games to the United States.
Speaker 15: They also bring with them their corrupt practices in disregard
Speaker 15: for the route law, and that presents a threat to
Speaker 15: our economy. It impacts trade and investment, It fuels the
Speaker 15: growth of criminal enterprises and other lines up there.
Speaker 12: And we're back.
Speaker 1: We're discussing Jolo from Malaysia.
Speaker 4: The Wolf of Malaysia by Malaysia for Malaysia.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know how you feel with that, but anyway,
Speaker 4: so he buy, So we leave off where Joe. Okay, So,
Speaker 4: so Jolo made this mark all over New York, made
Speaker 4: this mark all over LA. Now he buys this yacht
Speaker 4: in the south of France. Now it's interesting, you said
Speaker 4: Kean immediately. Well, we went when I went with the
Speaker 4: girls Micrys, solfran Kia Toya, we went to can and
Speaker 4: I remember walking around and you know, I got me
Speaker 4: some little, you know, bell dresses, the little fringe dresses,
Speaker 4: walked through the little cobblestone street. So I looked at
Speaker 4: all their fabulous doors. Europe got some nice fucking doors, man,
Speaker 4: those doors are gorgeous. Everywhere has nice doors outside of
Speaker 4: the States anyway. So we're off the water and it is,
Speaker 4: I mean, it is a slew of the most elaborate
Speaker 4: yachts I've ever seen. And it's the most amount of
Speaker 4: yachts I've ever seen in my life, all docked like
Speaker 4: just like you're walking. Its yeah, ya ya. It was
Speaker 4: clearly one hundred rich Niggers just have their boats docked there.
Speaker 4: And so when they said south of France and you
Speaker 4: just said, I was like, yes, I remember that. And
Speaker 4: some of those like we looked at some we stopped
Speaker 4: to look at some of them to be like, Yo,
Speaker 4: what the fuck, How the fuck do you get something
Speaker 4: like that? I'll tell you how you ruin the lives
Speaker 4: of the people of Malaysia or the United States or slavery,
Speaker 4: you know. You know what I'm saying. Maybe you're part
Speaker 4: of big is not real, I don't know, but like
Speaker 4: this story is important for the context of niggas wondering
Speaker 4: why they are paying twenty four dollars for a stick
Speaker 4: of deodorant, you know what I'm saying, And they're trying
Speaker 4: to make it normal because COVID's done. All right, you
Speaker 4: all can bring it back. COVID is finished. Anyway. I
Speaker 4: didn't even know they had something called a super yacht.
Speaker 4: I just thought the ships were called yachts. I thought
Speaker 4: of super yacht was a ship you're talking about. Niggas
Speaker 4: don't buy ships anymore. That's kind of like niggas buying
Speaker 4: a bus and making it in a house huh.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Yeah, which is another thing we should talk about.
Speaker 4: Like what you said by I'm like, outside of the emissions,
Speaker 4: that seems like a great idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've developed opinions about people who renovate things that
Speaker 1: and turning him into things that they shouldn't be. Like
Speaker 1: the other day, we were watching this news story about
Speaker 1: this man in Seattle who bought a firehouse and turned
Speaker 1: it into like a home for him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't remember what Cooper used to live on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I get that, but I'm also but here's
Speaker 1: what pissed me off though. But then he kept like
Speaker 1: the fire station signed like this is a fire station,
Speaker 1: like on the front of the thing, because no take
Speaker 1: it off station. I don't know, okay, No. All everything
Speaker 1: I know about Anderson Cooper is the fact that he
Speaker 1: is a Vanderbilt and that he's a homosexual. That's very
Speaker 1: very serious about mm hmm.
Speaker 4: That's why the nigga was able to buy a motherfucking
Speaker 4: fire station turn into a loft. Anyway. I can't believe
Speaker 4: you don't remember he had a loft on West Third.
Speaker 4: It was a couple of blocks down from from the grill,
Speaker 4: and it was a lot, I mean a fire station
Speaker 4: that he turns into a loft for himself. He lived
Speaker 4: there for a minute, and then I think he eventually moved,
Speaker 4: probably because it became too well known. Why would you
Speaker 4: buy a fucking anyway, Gloria Vanderbilt. I yeah, what's the odyssey?
Speaker 4: So he's got this super yacht's reference everything, So buys
Speaker 4: this super yacht. The super yacht got a sauna, it
Speaker 4: got a helicopter landing pad, it's it's it's got amenities. Okay,
Speaker 4: it's for him and his rich friends. But at the
Speaker 4: time of this, there's an investigation happening.
Speaker 1: Oh I love that.
Speaker 4: Because you can't do all of this flagrancy and somebody
Speaker 4: is not starting to ask questions. And remember Goldman sachs
Speaker 4: alread he was like, hey, they told their employee, Tim Leisner,
Speaker 4: don't fuck with this nigga on our behalf at all.
Speaker 4: When Tim Leisner started doing business, they said, hey, is
Speaker 4: this nigga evolved? Like this is how that flagrant he was.
Speaker 4: So an investigation is happening, all right. February twenty fifteen,
Speaker 4: couple months before I got married. Oh first, big os,
Speaker 4: big oz so I used to call my cousin who's
Speaker 4: Ojse Big Ojse. The first big expose happens on Jolo
Speaker 4: in the New York Times that he's laundering money through
Speaker 4: luxury condos in the time building where Jason Beyonce lived
Speaker 4: before him. He did that, he appeared. So they say
Speaker 4: from two thousand and nine to two thy fifteen is
Speaker 4: when he the four point five billy from one MDB.
Speaker 4: All those funds were misappropriated. That was all in that
Speaker 4: amount of time. So when we talk about time earlier,
Speaker 4: oh nine to twenty fifteen, four point five bill. But
Speaker 4: you see the way that he was spending. So the
Speaker 4: way he was spending it makes sense, right. So Jolo
Speaker 4: relinquishes seven hundred million dollars worth of assets, all his
Speaker 4: real estate holdings in New York and LA all of that,
Speaker 4: all the jewelry he gave to that Victoria Secret model
Speaker 4: I told you them, ugly heart diamonds, all of those things,
Speaker 4: the artwork that he gave to Leonardo DiCaprio that was
Speaker 4: supposed to go for charity, the Marlon Brando Oscar. The
Speaker 4: government also seized the rights to several movies, including Dumb
Speaker 4: and Dummerer and Wolf of Wall Street.
Speaker 16: WHOA Malaysia says that the US government has returned fifty
Speaker 16: seven million dollars as the first installment of assets recovered
Speaker 16: the scandal hit State Investment Fund one MDB. The money
Speaker 16: will be repatriated under a US teptocracy asset recovery initiative.
Speaker 16: As Minisago reports from Colm.
Speaker 4: So because of all of this, red granted ends up
Speaker 4: having to settle and pay the government sixty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 4: They don't end up facing charges because it's not really
Speaker 4: on them. It's their investor, which is Jolo. But Rizaz's
Speaker 4: had to surrender sixty million dollars worth of assets to
Speaker 4: the government and his partner surrendered fourteen million dollars worth
Speaker 4: of cash and assets to the government. In twenty eighteen,
Speaker 4: US prosecutors filed criminal charges against Tim Leisner Kimoris Nigga
Speaker 4: for laundering funds twenty eighteen eighteen, Tim Leister, they filed
Speaker 4: they filed criminal charges against him. They said he helped
Speaker 4: bribe government officials with one point six billion dollars in
Speaker 4: stolen money from Goldman sacks. He pled guilty of money
Speaker 4: laundering and violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Acts and had
Speaker 4: to forfeit forty three point seven million dollars and Goldman Sacks.
Speaker 4: Oh wait, no, he still went to jail. Goldman Sachs
Speaker 4: had to pay a two point nine billion dollar penalty,
Speaker 4: which is the largest penalty in DOJ history because of
Speaker 4: Tim Leisner. Also complete side side side note. I'm not
Speaker 4: gonna do it here now because we have enough. But
Speaker 4: you often go look up on your own how Tim
Speaker 4: Leister might be connected to why Russell Simmons is stuck
Speaker 4: in body outside of like believe that extraditing himself. But
Speaker 4: this WEDB is so crazy, it's so crazy. So now
Speaker 4: Jolo fled the United States. Okay, obviously they found his
Speaker 4: super yacht anchored off the coast of Bali. Can you
Speaker 4: imagine just rolling up and finding a football field of
Speaker 4: a ship.
Speaker 1: Right, There's no way you could be inconspicuous with that
Speaker 1: large of a ship.
Speaker 4: No, they sees it. They sees it from the from
Speaker 4: those waters. But he's not on board of the yacht.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: In twenty eighteen, Nazeb Rizak, the Prime Minister of Malaysia
Speaker 4: and Riza as he's a stepdaddy. His re election efforts plummeted.
Speaker 4: I mean, like straight to Hell, Middle Earth that they
Speaker 4: there was not only was there negative chance of this
Speaker 4: nigga being re elected. In twenty twenty, he was tried
Speaker 4: and found guilty of abusive power and sentenced to twelve
Speaker 4: years in Malaysian prisons.
Speaker 1: Wow, w wait, hold on, hold on, that's a whole
Speaker 1: nother story. Because while you was doing outlaw money, lawn dring,
Speaker 1: stealing Malaysian money that was intended to go to Malaysia,
Speaker 1: you Wolf of Wall Street, daddy up here Rihee haveric
Speaker 1: a the country of Malaysia.
Speaker 4: Allowing it, allowing Jolo to also continue to rehab it
Speaker 4: on his people, and then trying to get re elected,
Speaker 4: which sound.
Speaker 1: You gotta go to jail for twelve years and.
Speaker 4: You you want, but you want to know why all
Speaker 4: of that makes sense? Because rajiem Nazak or the prime
Speaker 4: minis he has been you know who has quoted him
Speaker 4: as their favorite prime ministers? He's my favorite prime minister.
Speaker 4: Oh I said it right, two redheaded demons? Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: he has been quoted saying that right. Okay, So Jolo
Speaker 4: fled flat Malaysia. So now he's allegedly living in China
Speaker 4: in the home of a high ranking member of the
Speaker 4: Communist Party. So that's where he at and he can't
Speaker 4: leave China. That nigga can't move anywhere outside of China.
Speaker 4: He is a fugitive everywhere else in the world.
Speaker 1: So he's in China currently, yes, because there's no laws
Speaker 1: in China because we don't bang but each other like
Speaker 1: that like.
Speaker 4: That now we.
Speaker 1: Them, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, foreign yeah, China if you here, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's a symbiotic relationship.
Speaker 4: Now, Okay, So Tim Leisner got two years, right, He's
Speaker 4: supposed to be released in twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Oh he gets.
Speaker 4: Even though I feel like, yeah, he got two years.
Speaker 4: But remember at the top of this, I said, what
Speaker 4: do Prase.
Speaker 1: Camorrall Y even gotten to Prize? So okay, I'm going
Speaker 1: to so this probably comes with like prior knowledge that
Speaker 1: I have, right because I know Prize got sent to
Speaker 1: prison recently for this Chinese espionage thing. But I guess, well,
Speaker 1: I'm about to find out now, So tell us.
Speaker 4: So what the hell did Prose do? Why is the
Speaker 4: stated vote?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: We all we kept hearing like when we got this
Speaker 4: news initially, is that Prase praz is a is an
Speaker 4: informant for the something or prize is a trader of
Speaker 4: the US. Blah blah blah, blah blah. But we never
Speaker 4: really got clear on what Proz did. He's accused of
Speaker 4: involvement with Jolo in three schemes. Okay, that prosecutor said
Speaker 4: he was paid, that he was paid millions of dollars.
Speaker 4: So when the first one, they claimed that he violated
Speaker 4: federal election laws by funneling two million dollars from Jolo
Speaker 4: into Obama's twenty twelve campaign and then mass the source
Speaker 4: of the funds by using straw donors.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on, hold on. Okay, So twenty twelve
Speaker 1: campaign second term Obama accused of Chinese. This is why
Speaker 1: they're talking about how the Chinese are it was influencing
Speaker 1: an election, not because they don't necessarily did anything, but
Speaker 1: because they used money for to funnel into the campaign
Speaker 1: and they did or whatever they needed to do, and
Speaker 1: because to Hi that it was coming from directly from
Speaker 1: the Chinese government, they said it was coming from specific people.
Speaker 6: Michelle was accused of taking millions of dollars from Malaysian
Speaker 6: businessman Jolo in exchange for plotting to influence the administrations
Speaker 6: of Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump. Lowe remains at large.
Speaker 6: He faces separate federal charges in New York for allegedly
Speaker 6: embezzling billions from Malaysia's one MDB Sovereign Wealth Fund YEP.
Speaker 4: Now, now the interesting thing with that was that Prase
Speaker 4: Praz was weirdly kind of chummy with Obama. Jolo peeped
Speaker 4: that because they you know, we're so Praz and Jolo
Speaker 4: met on the club scene too, in the middle all
Speaker 4: them honkeys that we were talking about earlier prize too.
Speaker 4: He was part of all of that, right, And so.
Speaker 1: I used to see Praz a lot at Uh what
Speaker 1: was that racist club? I used to go to Greenhouse.
Speaker 4: And I told you, Prosey used to come in the
Speaker 4: grill all the time with that black hoodie on. So
Speaker 4: this was around that time. Interesting. So, so he was
Speaker 4: chummy with Obama. Why because Obama was playing Ghetto Superstar
Speaker 4: on repeat, and somehow Proz got thrown into the mix
Speaker 4: and Obama was cool with him, and Jolo saw that.
Speaker 4: It was like ooh, opportunity. So that's how all that happened.
Speaker 1: Right then.
Speaker 4: Prose is also accused of seeking to convince the Trump
Speaker 4: era Justice Department to drop its civil and criminal investigations
Speaker 4: over Jolo and the one MDB scandals, as well as
Speaker 4: trying to lobby the US on behalf of Beijing Dice
Speaker 4: in China businessman Guo Wengu to China. That's what they said.
Speaker 4: So basically, basically I can't say limits terms, but basically
Speaker 4: the government tried to assert that Jolo was washing money
Speaker 4: through Pros. So Prose was used, right, yes, Prose. Now
Speaker 4: back to all of that flashy shit from earlier in
Speaker 4: my notes. During his tet You're welcome.
Speaker 1: He actually one two, three four.
Speaker 4: Five, Now Priz when he testified Prose was basically like Nigga.
Speaker 4: He gave me twenty million dollars over the course of
Speaker 4: nine months, and I thought it was free money. His
Speaker 4: exact quote was free money from a wealthy businessman that
Speaker 4: I could use. Then he ended up perjuring himself when
Speaker 4: the Justice Department presented evidence of the shell companies that
Speaker 4: he created to strout his financial relations with Sol. Also,
Speaker 4: Prose was found to have been sending letters to friends
Speaker 4: who received one MDB funds and told them basically in
Speaker 4: so many words, that the money was to stop them
Speaker 4: from cooperating with the FBI. So then he got witness
Speaker 4: tampering on top of all of that. Now here's where
Speaker 4: racism comes into play. Though, Remember how involved Tim Leisner
Speaker 4: was with this right, like you directly had gold Miss
Speaker 4: Sacks put money in this shit being like, no, he's
Speaker 4: not involved, He's fully involved. You knew, you knew, and
Speaker 4: you was at the flashy parties. You knew how the
Speaker 4: money was being spent. You knew all the things. Right,
Speaker 4: tim Leisner got two years prose What Prose got? He
Speaker 4: was sentenced to fourteen years.
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 4: Ten counts of money laundering campaign finance violations. They ordered
Speaker 4: him to forfeit sixty five million dollars worth of of
Speaker 4: of money even though remember he got twenty million originally.
Speaker 4: No m he requested, and he requested a retrial in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four, but he was denied. He accused his
Speaker 4: lawyer of using AI chat GPT to draft his closing arguments.
Speaker 7: I love AI do you use I absolutely use churchipt?
Speaker 1: Do you chichipt? I love CHURCHIP, I love.
Speaker 4: It chichi bet is frankly fantastic, so not CHURCHI met
Speaker 4: to use. Basically, they took like some of the lyrics
Speaker 4: from I'll be missing You, Yes Puff Daddy's I'll be
Speaker 4: missing you, and then they misattributed the lyrics and then
Speaker 4: they also misused lyrics from Ghetto Superstar and like you
Speaker 4: literally use that in the trial. But his retrial was denied.
Speaker 4: But this is racism because this nigga got fourteen years
Speaker 4: and tim Bleisner got two years. So even though yeah,
Speaker 4: you was involved and you lied to and you didn't lie, well,
Speaker 4: this white man got two years and you see how
Speaker 4: closely he was involved, and Proz got fourteen years. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's it. That's the story. Isn't that crazy? That's why
Speaker 4: I wanted to share it with you.
Speaker 1: So let us recap. Let me see if I got
Speaker 1: this story straight. The power of writing notes, taking notes friends, Right,
Speaker 1: So we have a gentleman from Malaysia named Joe Lowe
Speaker 1: whose father worked in fast fashion and provided a life
Speaker 1: for him where he was able to join the Harrow
Speaker 1: School where he meets this young man Rizza, whose stepfather
Speaker 1: happens to be the stepfather whose stepfather happens to be
Speaker 1: the Prime Minister of Defense and eventually comes the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister of the country in Malaysia. Later, but they end
Speaker 1: up going to the Herow School where Winston Churchill and
Speaker 1: Methuselah and Jesus went. Eventually, he graduated and went on
Speaker 1: to Wharton which is in Pennsylvania, where he studied international finance,
Speaker 1: where from there he joined the Winton Groups w y
Speaker 1: and Ton Group. Why is it spelled that way because
Speaker 1: he wins tons like. A great antidote about him is
Speaker 1: that he talked his way out of a forty K
Speaker 1: tab in Philadelphia, which is hard to do because they
Speaker 1: don't eating pork. He's the Asian great gets in to
Speaker 1: this story, not that great like a me getsbee if
Speaker 1: you will. So we move on to two thousand and
Speaker 1: nine and then where he is spending the GDP of
Speaker 1: Romania in the club each and every night he's going.
Speaker 1: He's buying his affection through bottles of crystal to like
Speaker 1: the club and Lindsay Lohann lohand Daddy. And he's also
Speaker 1: obsessed with Paris Hilton and buying her affection of friendship
Speaker 1: through her booking fee, which is nuts stalker much.
Speaker 4: He started because did you see the boy who is
Speaker 4: also buying Paris Hilton's affection?
Speaker 1: No, but that also reminds me we need to cover
Speaker 1: the David case on the main show next week, look
Speaker 1: into that because that shit is crazy? Where was I?
Speaker 1: Where was I? Oh? Right? So he gets a lot
Speaker 1: of ride ups in the New York past because they're like,
Speaker 1: who who's that nigga? No no no, no, no no
Speaker 1: no no no no. And there's a quote by anonymous
Speaker 1: tipster in there who was like, whoever that is is
Speaker 1: a fraud because what rich niggaspin that? Like that? Right,
Speaker 1: we get to the thirty first birthday, he's having a thing.
Speaker 1: I got the clerb like a like it starts to
Speaker 1: Solay type shit. He meets this man named ten Tim Lessner,
Speaker 1: Kimorley's baby daddy, who eventually catfished her and is a
Speaker 1: big amiss because he is not only not divorced from
Speaker 1: his first wife, he's not divorced from his second wife either,
Speaker 1: which makes his divorce or his marriage is no l envoid.
Speaker 1: Like I said, his bestie from from boarding school daddy
Speaker 1: became prime minister and throughout Joe gets obsessed with sovereign
Speaker 1: wealth and figures that's a way to scam the system.
Speaker 1: And you know, solomn wealth funds are a way to
Speaker 1: make a country better, and he felt the way like,
Speaker 1: well if I could make a country better, well, I
Speaker 1: can make it feel worse. So he decides to take
Speaker 1: text funded and credited this wealth fund through which is
Speaker 1: about four billion dollars.
Speaker 4: He's like, what do you mean all those children need
Speaker 4: to school? I need four homes in.
Speaker 1: New York City, right, So then misappropriated four billion dollars.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that in a minute. But in the meantime,
Speaker 1: he's a misappropriated billion dollars in Saudi Arabia pocketed seven
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars of that, so you know, spend that right.
Speaker 1: So then you know Tim trying to get Jojo hooked
Speaker 1: up with Goldman Sacks to help fund this thing, and
Speaker 1: there was like, nah, if you work with him directly,
Speaker 1: then we not fucking would it like that. So he
Speaker 1: lied and said that he wasn't fucking with them directly,
Speaker 1: So then there, okay, since he's not funny fucking with
Speaker 1: them directly, then we'll give you some money. Hell of
Speaker 1: money millions, right. This low key happened in wrestling too
Speaker 1: with TNA and Dixie Connor rusa definitely story. Assume they
Speaker 1: lost their TV deal because they lied and said, no,
Speaker 1: we're not working with Vince russo totally was. So then
Speaker 1: fast forward, a gold message raises a shit ton of money,
Speaker 1: with half of that could solve world hunger, but they
Speaker 1: decide to put that in a big account of Malaysia. Hello,
Speaker 1: and they found that money. It has been rerouted to
Speaker 1: some offshore banks. I'm assuming one in the Cayman Islands
Speaker 1: because that's where all white criminals hide their money. So
Speaker 1: through gin Well, he has moved to New York City
Speaker 1: and bought several properties. And I list a twenty four
Speaker 1: million dollar apartment on Park Avenue, fourteen million dollar apartment
Speaker 1: or aka lofton Soho, one hundred million dollar investment in
Speaker 1: Parklaye Hotels, and a thirty million dollar condo in the
Speaker 1: Time Warning Building which is my own above in the
Speaker 1: Samsung store in a nation. And then we move on
Speaker 1: to twenty twelve where he purchased EMI music. So he
Speaker 1: is responsible for two point two billion dollars, which is
Speaker 1: how we have all the songs on TikTok. Now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he did so well that you know when rich people,
Speaker 1: when rich whites or Asians do something well, then here
Speaker 1: come other folks trying to like be a part. So
Speaker 1: here come Alicia fucking keys doing do do Do? Do
Speaker 1: Do do do on the keys for a fucking commercial for
Speaker 1: whatever the fucking reason.
Speaker 4: So then preserving art and culture. I don't know how
Speaker 4: that went together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't make sense to me. But any who,
Speaker 1: he started to join the art community, which is phony
Speaker 1: because they just hype each other up. You want to
Speaker 1: talk about niggas who get on their own fucking.
Speaker 4: Supply, they're like, can I sniff your bread?
Speaker 1: Okay, give a nigga a canvas with acrylic and shapes
Speaker 1: on it, and they fucking lose it, you hear me.
Speaker 1: And they're not talking.
Speaker 4: About your real talented niggas, like who painted the whole
Speaker 4: fucking Tulsa fire? Black people in their in their opulence.
Speaker 4: We're not talking again, beautiful.
Speaker 1: But that's not triangle from girlfriends, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So anyway, he gets to but then them snooty motherfuckers
Speaker 1: realize he's not the real deal because he's dumb as
Speaker 1: a fucking box of rocks and so right, so they,
Speaker 1: you know, New Yorkers are stoody, So they oust out
Speaker 1: of and he finds himself in Los Angeles, where he
Speaker 1: purchases the Visceroy Hotel, which well, okay.
Speaker 4: And whatever, it's fine.
Speaker 1: And then he invests in Red Granite that produced you know,
Speaker 1: manosphere films like Wolf of Wall.
Speaker 4: Street, Yes, and Dumb and Dumber.
Speaker 1: And Dumber and Dumber, you know Cinema and so all,
Speaker 1: you know, through this red product for this company called
Speaker 1: Red Granite, who happened to be held by his nigga
Speaker 1: Reza from the school that Jesus started, and uh also
Speaker 1: got Wolf of Wall Street produced because they realized that
Speaker 1: these niggas were thirsty to get to get seen, so
Speaker 1: they just use his money and was just like, you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: spend that ship, spend that ship, and they grossed a
Speaker 1: fuck ton of money. However, Scorsese was like, ha ha loser,
Speaker 1: Mark got your money and all while getting other people
Speaker 1: to invest in it through Malaysia's money. So the tax
Speaker 1: people of the taxpayers of Malaysia actually paid for this movie,
Speaker 1: by the way. So then on.
Speaker 4: Extra way, hold on pause real quick in your recap.
Speaker 4: M hm, how did that work too for their pay checks? Like, like,
Speaker 4: I wonder how they only talked about these assets, but
Speaker 4: like if niggas got paid, they just got paid. Maybe ah,
Speaker 4: that's why read granted had to I wonder how much
Speaker 4: Leonardo DiCaprio made on that movie, because remember he had
Speaker 4: to I don't know if he Resa Zis had to
Speaker 4: give the government sixty million dollars and his partner had
Speaker 4: to give forteen million dollars.
Speaker 1: Still doesn't negate his what he gets some perpetuity from
Speaker 1: the studio.
Speaker 4: Oh true?
Speaker 1: But AnyWho, then the subject of Wolf of Wall Street,
Speaker 1: Jordan Belfer was like, I scam, scam the scim you know,
Speaker 1: real recognized real, You look hello, familiar right now, Broski.
Speaker 1: So meanwhile he, yeah, he professes his love for Leonardo
Speaker 1: DiCaprio through gifts and other things that would be deemed homosexual,
Speaker 1: but they're not just very weird, like he provides, yeah, obsessive.
Speaker 1: He he buys Marlon Brando's oscar to give to him,
Speaker 1: which I thought it was funny after we watched Jackie's
Speaker 1: Back where she stole Eliza' the oscar. But AnyWho, or like,
Speaker 1: if I had the money back in like the early
Speaker 1: nineties or whatever, I would have bought Tony's Grammys just
Speaker 1: because like you know what I mean, just to say,
Speaker 1: like I would buy I want another? Like why do
Speaker 1: I want another? I don't like I would buy it
Speaker 1: and give it to her and be like here, this
Speaker 1: is stupid.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, there you go. Yeah you should have had
Speaker 4: this in the first place. Yeah, girl.
Speaker 1: The fact that this could be considered as an asset
Speaker 1: is nuts to me. But whatever. Also, any who buys
Speaker 1: him a shit ton of fucking art becomes his neighbor
Speaker 1: star stuff at his underwear, all that such, all that
Speaker 1: kind of shit. Right. So then in twenty fourteen we
Speaker 1: move on and we moved to the south of France.
Speaker 1: We moved to con Dot in Cohn Khan, where he
Speaker 1: buys a boat that is three hundred feet and is
Speaker 1: very very expensive. All the meanwhile that they're exciting, things
Speaker 1: are happening at Burking where he's currently being investigated. But hark,
Speaker 1: there is more. In twenty fifteen, this is where this
Speaker 1: downfall begins, right where the New York Times put out
Speaker 1: an expose as they often do, explaining how much of
Speaker 1: a charlatan and a cad he is. Right where he
Speaker 1: is money laundering via real estate not unlike the in
Speaker 1: the United States, and through this one MBT funds misappropriation
Speaker 1: thing right, four point five million dollars a gonzo. All
Speaker 1: through this the government sees a whole bunch of shit,
Speaker 1: including The Wolf of Rall Street and a couple of
Speaker 1: other films where this a red creation production company had
Speaker 1: to give almost one hundred million dollars in assets and
Speaker 1: money to the federal government. God damn well. In two eighteen,
Speaker 1: Lesnar remember Kim Morra Lee's baby daddy was on the
Speaker 1: hook for one point six billion dollars and served two
Speaker 1: years in prison. Maybe that's what the issue was. Since
Speaker 1: it's either you I'll pay, you pay money or do
Speaker 1: the time. He probably got the money to get there.
Speaker 4: He did. He had to pay forty seven He had
Speaker 4: to pay forty seven point forty seven million.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, So AnyWho, all around the time he got
Speaker 1: involved with Goldman Sachs, and so Goldman Sachs had to
Speaker 1: pay almost three billion dollars. Surprised people. Oh yeah, six
Speaker 1: point five billion dollars, which is crazy because you would
Speaker 1: think that the people at Golden Sax would have tried
Speaker 1: to off him lessener, But maybe that might happen when
Speaker 1: he gets out.
Speaker 4: Yeah it's not over.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So Joel thought he could be cool and flee
Speaker 1: to Bally or BALI excuse me, but they seized the boat,
Speaker 1: but he wasn't in it. Turns out he stuck to
Speaker 1: China and where he cannot leave it because there's no
Speaker 1: extradition laws because you know them, the Chinese government, you know,
Speaker 1: oil the water. Right. Meanwhile, Proswell from the hip hop
Speaker 1: group of the nineties, the fujis.
Speaker 4: The technical of the hip hop.
Speaker 1: Yeah, critical founder you know, decided to get involved with
Speaker 1: Joe Low because niggas like being attached to other rich niggas.
Speaker 1: It's interesting. So he decided, and even God got busy
Speaker 1: in some election fraud. None of this sounds to me
Speaker 1: like true election fraud to me, but it's like closed, yeah,
Speaker 1: but it sounds like he was being used like most
Speaker 1: people do, like how job rules used for the Firefest
Speaker 1: and all that jazz. But yeah, yeah, Priz ended up
Speaker 1: being escape goat and for him and took the fall
Speaker 1: for a lot of shit and is in the clinker
Speaker 1: for fourteen years.
Speaker 4: And remember when we talked a little bit back when
Speaker 4: they were doing that Fuji Reunions tour and we were like, wait,
Speaker 4: I thought this nigga was having to go to prison.
Speaker 4: This was in the course of all of that. But
Speaker 4: he was at least able to do that performance, but
Speaker 4: now he's in prison fourteen years, which again you didn't
Speaker 4: ask all the right questions, And niggas really need to
Speaker 4: be a little bit more intentional with who they get
Speaker 4: involved with, and like be asking a few more questions,
Speaker 4: don't be. People don't want to talk anymore. They don't
Speaker 4: want to have real and uncomfortable conversations. Howsomever there was
Speaker 4: a little bit of and it's racist that nigga was
Speaker 4: a scapegoat, like you said, and got off worse than
Speaker 4: anybody in all of this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the hell of a story, friend.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know. How do you feel?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: The same? However, well informed, well informed, you know. I'm
Speaker 1: glad to know that if I ever, you know, do
Speaker 1: anything out of the huge I know where to go,
Speaker 1: you know exactly. But yeah, I think that is there
Speaker 1: anything else can we close out?
Speaker 9: Is that?
Speaker 4: Are we good? We're done here? What we'll see?
Speaker 1: Yes? Bye?
Speaker 3: Yes, we're moving on, Dosa