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Speaker 6: Merry Christmas, everybody. I'm going to try to get this
Speaker 6: out before Christmas. At least it is a cause for
Speaker 6: celebration as some brand new news has dropped and I
Speaker 6: can't wait to talk about it with everyone. Just in time,
Speaker 6: right after I finished my three part series on The
Speaker 6: Menindas Brothers, this whole Rob Reiner stuff kicks up, and
Speaker 6: I am absolutely floored. It's like my own personal Christmas gift.
Speaker 6: You know, Christmas is weird. You know, some people love it,
Speaker 6: some people hate it. I personally have always loved Christmas.
Speaker 6: I love to see the Christmas lights. I love to decorate.
Speaker 6: I love to bake a little cookie now and then.
Speaker 6: And you know, gift giving is not my favorite part
Speaker 6: of the season, but it is for some people. I
Speaker 6: love to give a gift. I love to see people
Speaker 6: open a gift that I have gotten them because I
Speaker 6: go out of my way to think of something thoughtful.
Speaker 6: I can't wait to see their face when they open it,
Speaker 6: and it's wonderful and amazing. But I don't like to
Speaker 6: get a gift because you got to sit there and think, like,
Speaker 6: how do I want to play this? Should I be excited?
Speaker 6: Should I be cool, calm collected? You know, you don't
Speaker 6: want to over sell your excitement of the gift, but
Speaker 6: you also want to seem grateful. So it's just always
Speaker 6: awkward when you're opening a gift. But I love giving gifts.
Speaker 6: And you know, sometimes you do a little office change
Speaker 6: with the other ladies. You always end up getting the
Speaker 6: fat bitch who is lazy as fuck and always goes
Speaker 6: for the Starbucks gift card. After you've put in a
Speaker 6: lot of thought into your gift. You know, you've went
Speaker 6: out of your way to get fucking stinky cunted Rachel
Speaker 6: a wonderful gift that you've put a lot of thought into,
Speaker 6: and she gets you a Panera gift card. But you know,
Speaker 6: and potlucks are great office Christmas potlucks because you see
Speaker 6: a little cat hair, little unidentified little unidentified hair in
Speaker 6: the cat chicken. Somebody's always putting ranch in something that
Speaker 6: ranch doesn't belong in. Little Maynaise surprise with the potluck. Uh,
Speaker 6: somebody who smells like SIGs twenty four four seven, bringing
Speaker 6: yogurt dish and SIGs and dairy just don't go together. Sorry.
Speaker 6: If Marlena is bringing the yogurt dip, I'll skip it
Speaker 6: this Christmas. But you know, Christmas is great and I
Speaker 6: love Christmas a lot. Gift Giving is actually a love language.
Speaker 6: Did you know that, guys? Gift giving is a love language,
Speaker 6: one of the five love languages.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: I've taken the love language quiz before, and there's about
Speaker 6: five love languages to note. There's physical touch, there is
Speaker 6: gift giving, acts of service, quality time, and words of affirmation.
Speaker 6: And I recently took this love language quiz because I
Speaker 6: was talking about it with my sister and I previously
Speaker 6: was married to someone the ghost of exmus past, whose
Speaker 6: love language was gift giving. But the problem was I
Speaker 6: never got the right gifts. In one year, he literally
Speaker 6: made me take all of his gifts back that I
Speaker 6: got him for Christmas because they just were not the
Speaker 6: right gifts for him. The gift giving love language is
Speaker 6: one of the most convoluted, in my opinion. If it's
Speaker 6: your love language, good for you. I bet Christmas is
Speaker 6: your favorite time of year, but it is not mine.
Speaker 6: As I retook the quiz. My love primary love language
Speaker 6: was physical touch and that does not surprise me at all,
Speaker 6: because you know, I love a hug, little hug and
Speaker 6: kiss every now and again. And I know that there
Speaker 6: are people out there who have acts of service and
Speaker 6: quality time and all. That's great, and I think you
Speaker 6: should have a little sprinkle of each But that's not
Speaker 6: what we're talking about in today's episode. In today's episode,
Speaker 6: we're gonna be talking about a little bit of a
Speaker 6: different kind of love language, just in time for Christmas,
Speaker 6: with this whole Rob Reiner thing. For the Hollywood elite
Speaker 6: out there, they have their own love language quiz, and
Speaker 6: it's a little bit different questions. You know, some people
Speaker 6: they answer the question would you like to go to
Speaker 6: the movies? Or would you like to receive a gift?
Speaker 6: Maybe you feel it's most meaningful when your partner does
Speaker 6: the dishes for you. But for the Hollywood elite, the
Speaker 6: love language quiz may ask questions like, after a hard
Speaker 6: day's work, do you find it more meaningful to a
Speaker 6: have a stiff drink, be crawling the bed with your
Speaker 6: eight year old? Or see a twenty year incestuous relationship
Speaker 6: with your son and that's what we're talking about today.
Speaker 6: With Rob Reiner, it's very similar to the Menendez brother story.
Speaker 6: It's uncanny how similar it is actually. And just like
Speaker 6: with Jose Mendez, he was raping both Lyle and Eric
Speaker 6: Menindez from the age of six, Eric until he was eighteen,
Speaker 6: apparently Lyle until he was eight years old from six
Speaker 6: to eight. But this story with Nick Reiner sounds like
Speaker 6: he probably endured a lifetime of torment and fill in
Speaker 6: the blink. When Rob Reiner fills out the love language quiz,
Speaker 6: his might go something like, at the end of a
Speaker 6: hard day's work, I like to crawl in the bed
Speaker 6: with my eight year old and do b whole stuff.
Speaker 6: And that's the problem is they're already setting it up
Speaker 6: to where they're calling it the abuse excuse, just like
Speaker 6: with the Menindez brothers. And I can't fucking believe it,
Speaker 6: because with the Menindoz brothers, they said they made fun
Speaker 6: of them, they publicly humiliated them, and then they called
Speaker 6: it the abuse excuse that two spoiled boys, two spoiled,
Speaker 6: entire idled rich boys, murdered their parents and try to
Speaker 6: get off the hook by blaming it on the abuse
Speaker 6: excuse and that Nick Reiner is probably going to do
Speaker 6: the same thing. But the problem is, just like I
Speaker 6: said with the Menindez Brothers, two things can exist at
Speaker 6: the same time. You can be an entitled, spoiled, wealthy
Speaker 6: elite son of a director of stand By Me and
Speaker 6: still also a drug addict and in and out of
Speaker 6: rehab and still be raped in the bee hole. Those
Speaker 6: two things can exist at the same time. And with
Speaker 6: this case, it's exactly that just because you directed stand
Speaker 6: By Me and The Princess Bride does not give you
Speaker 6: you open real estate to my bee hole. Okay, I
Speaker 6: love the Princess Bride. Okay, I love stand By Me.
Speaker 6: But you know, my sister and I watched the brand
Speaker 6: new twenty twenty five documentary last night with Corey Feldman
Speaker 6: entitled Corey Feldman Versus the World, and it was three
Speaker 6: ninety nine. I rented it on YouTube. We watched the
Speaker 6: whole thing, and yes, he is a money grubbing manipulative,
Speaker 6: probably Charles Manson like weirdo music sucks. He thinks he's
Speaker 6: Michael Jackson. He looks like Ed Hardy threw up all
Speaker 6: over him with his bedazzled crotch pants. But you know,
Speaker 6: he's fucked up, and a lot of kids who grow
Speaker 6: up in Hollywood do turned out fucked up. Corey Haym
Speaker 6: is now dead, and Corey Feldman says he knows why
Speaker 6: because he was raped multiple times as a small child
Speaker 6: actor and that he was too. In this new documentary
Speaker 6: he outlines like some of the weird abuse and stuff
Speaker 6: that he went through, but that he needed ten million
Speaker 6: dollars to produce a movie before he would name names
Speaker 6: about who his abusers were. And yeah, he's a money grubbing, grifting, manipulative,
Speaker 6: fucked up weirdo. He needs to see a therapist, he
Speaker 6: needs Jesus. But two things, of course, as I always say,
Speaker 6: can be true at the same time. He can be
Speaker 6: a fucked up, ed hardy, crotchless, ponies wearing, polyamorous relationship having.
Speaker 6: You know, he can be all these things and still
Speaker 6: have been abused. And actually it showed some of like
Speaker 6: his concerts or whatever. And if you can't get the
Speaker 6: moves down, he'll just bring out a set of power
Speaker 6: wheels and he'll just ride around the stage with his
Speaker 6: power wheels. I mean, he's all messed up. He is, literally,
Speaker 6: it's a joke. It's hilarious, it's hysterical, but yet it
Speaker 6: doesn't mean that he wasn't abused, just like with the
Speaker 6: rest of them, Corey Haim and Menindez, Brothers, whatever. So
Speaker 6: my husband has sent me several videos that we're going
Speaker 6: to look at today and we're gonna start building a case.
Speaker 6: This is going to be multiple parts and we're going
Speaker 6: to keep up with the case as it progresses. And
Speaker 6: I am so excited to see how this unfolds. But
Speaker 6: you got to think it's, like I said with the
Speaker 6: love language quiz, there are normal people whose love language
Speaker 6: is quality. They like to get home from work, sit
Speaker 6: on the couch and relax with their person. There's some
Speaker 6: people who like gift giving. There's some people who after
Speaker 6: a long day of work, they just like to come
Speaker 6: home and cuddle up on the couch. They like the
Speaker 6: physical touch minus physical touch. And you know, with Christmas
Speaker 6: rid around the corner, ladies, I hope Santa lays some
Speaker 6: pipe for you, guys, I hope he decks your hauls
Speaker 6: and there's a lot of missile toe going on for you. So,
Speaker 6: I mean, that's my love language, and I think my
Speaker 6: secondary love language was like quality, time or words of
Speaker 6: affirmation or whatever. But these elite pedophiles, these elite Hollywood pedophiles,
Speaker 6: they're not takeing the love language quiz. Okay, they got
Speaker 6: another set of love language rules, all right. They're not
Speaker 6: coming home for a long day of work and given
Speaker 6: their wife a smooch. Okay, they got another love language quiz,
Speaker 6: and the questions are something like, after a long day
Speaker 6: of work, directing stand by me, I like to come
Speaker 6: home and light a circle of candles around my eight
Speaker 6: year old, crawling to bed with him and do b
Speaker 6: whole stuff. That's how I feel most loved. Think about
Speaker 6: Kitty Menindez, the Menindez brother's mom. She locked him in
Speaker 6: the closet and made him shit in tupperware. That's her
Speaker 6: love language. I feel most loved when I lock my
Speaker 6: six year old up in the closet and make him
Speaker 6: shit in tupperwares. That's their love language. Okay. They feel
Speaker 6: satisfied and fulfilled and completed by committing heinous sexual acts
Speaker 6: towards their children. And that's what I keep trying to
Speaker 6: get people to understand. There are normal human beings and
Speaker 6: then there is elite pedophiles in Hollywood who literally get
Speaker 6: off on this stuff. You know, in Meninda's Brother's Part three,
Speaker 6: we talked about John Malkovich, which was a surprise to me,
Speaker 6: but apparently he's one of them. And this is the thing, right,
Speaker 6: if John Malkovich took the love Language quiz, his might
Speaker 6: be at the end of a long day, I like
Speaker 6: to rape seven year olds to death. That really does
Speaker 6: it for me, That really gets me off. So we're
Speaker 6: dealing with a subcategory of human that is beyond description
Speaker 6: or sympathizing empathizing with because we just don't understand these things.
Speaker 6: But we got some video clips for you, and we're
Speaker 6: going to just break this down. We're gonna do a
Speaker 6: little investiguising, and we're gonna start building our case episode
Speaker 6: by episode. Now this is just the beginning. This we're
Speaker 6: just opening Pandora's box. There's gonna be so much more
Speaker 6: that unfolds as this case progresses. But I can already
Speaker 6: see the writing on the wall. There's a lot of
Speaker 6: stuff going on, and it is literally so similar to
Speaker 6: the Menindez Brother's case that it just blew my mind.
Speaker 6: And we're gonna We're gonna watch some clips. Now, we're
Speaker 6: gonna start looking into what exactly could have been going
Speaker 6: on with Nick? And they say, oh, well, why would
Speaker 6: Nick have been molested and not his siblings? Listen, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't fucking know, but it sure the fuck seems
Speaker 6: like Menindez was getting way more action with Eric than Lyle. Okay,
Speaker 6: maybe he's busy. He's so busy with the Princess Bride
Speaker 6: that he's got to choose which kid he's molestizing. Okay,
Speaker 6: maybe he don't have time to molestize all of them.
Speaker 6: He's got to pick his favorite and then fill in
Speaker 6: the blank, right, just like with the Menindez brothers. And
Speaker 6: I don't get me wrong, he's got a lot of
Speaker 6: great movies, stand by me, Misery, a few good men,
Speaker 6: Jack Nicholson. He's got Princess Bride and a couple others. Right,
Speaker 6: And he's been slashed and dashed right before Christmas. Okay,
Speaker 6: he been a bad, bad boy. He got a slashed
Speaker 6: and dashed for Christmas. Okay, his Christmas list is not
Speaker 6: coming true. And the only thing I can could hope
Speaker 6: with the irony of all of this is that when
Speaker 6: Nick ran into the house with his butcher knife or
Speaker 6: whatever he box cut or whatever, it is that he had,
Speaker 6: that he slashed and ashed both of him, his dad
Speaker 6: and his stinky cunted girlfriend or wife or whoever that was.
Speaker 6: That he gave the ultimate line of hello, my name
Speaker 6: is Senigo Montoya. You raped my bee hole prepared to die,
Speaker 6: And that's just that could only be the only thing
Speaker 6: he could possibly have to say in that moment. And
Speaker 6: if he didn't, I'm ashamed of him. But there are
Speaker 6: a lot of things that I have been sent by
Speaker 6: people and videos that I've watched myself. The guy ain't right. Okay,
Speaker 6: he's got vacant ties. The lights are on nobody's home,
Speaker 6: not the brightest bulb in the tanning bed. There's something
Speaker 6: really wrong with this guy. And they're saying, oh, mental health,
Speaker 6: mental health. It goes beyond that, Okay, it goes beyond
Speaker 6: just your normal typical mental health, drug addict weirdo stuff.
Speaker 6: And yeah, Corey Feldman has lost his mind, his band,
Speaker 6: music stuff, whatever he's trying to money grub and do
Speaker 6: right now. You know, I feel sorry for him and
Speaker 6: I don't at the same time. But you know, this guy,
Speaker 6: this guy is just another classic example of the son
Speaker 6: of a Hollywood elite pedophile and they compared Jose Menindez
Speaker 6: to Spielberg. This guy is just like Spielberg. I mean,
Speaker 6: look at the movies he is, you know, has accolades
Speaker 6: and whatever. Everybody loves him and he probably does be
Speaker 6: whole stuff with his kids. Okay, sorry, that's just the truth.
Speaker 6: And we're gonna start watching some clips right now from
Speaker 6: a couple videos that Golby sent me, and we're just
Speaker 6: gonna go through and dissect this shit. We're gonna see
Speaker 6: what's up. We're gonna see what the buzz around town
Speaker 6: is and go from there. So let's start up this
Speaker 6: first clip and it is entitled I'll do a share screen.
Speaker 6: The first clip is entitled Al franken Cracks jokes about
Speaker 6: Rob Reiner's father anally raping his own son. So we're
Speaker 6: off to a good start right now. We're off with
Speaker 6: a bang. We're gonna listen to this first video and
Speaker 6: let's see. Let's see what's going on.
Speaker 3: He has a baby. Rob was routinely beaten by his father.
Speaker 4: Car on a typical night, would slip into Rob's bed,
Speaker 4: roll him over, swap him.
Speaker 5: Down and say something like I'm thinking about hiring Morey
Speaker 5: Amsterdam to play Buddy Surrel, what do you think. Well,
Speaker 5: the success of the Dick Van Dyke Show changed things dramatically.
Speaker 5: Carl started inviting many of his famous friends to his son.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 7: Of what happened here. So it's kind of like an O. J.
Speaker 7: Meats Menendez brother's situation. Is an overhead shot of the
Speaker 7: Rob ryan or estate. Okay, so the situation was in
Speaker 7: three point thirty in the afternoon, they get a call
Speaker 7: from Romy, the daughter.
Speaker 3: Now, let me just back this up as a special
Speaker 3: episode PP.
Speaker 7: I usually don't do this, but I just couldn't sit
Speaker 7: around and let other people who don't know as much
Speaker 7: as I do about this begin to step on this story.
Speaker 7: This is Michelle on the right, Romy on the left.
Speaker 7: That's his youngest daughter. She's twenty eight years old. Okay,
Speaker 7: here's here's what happened. I'm going to back it up
Speaker 7: to that afternoon, the massuse showed up to give Rob
Speaker 7: Reiner a massage, could not gain entry into the house.
Speaker 7: Nobody answered the door. Romy lives across the street. She
Speaker 7: came over, entered the premises and found her parents in
Speaker 7: the situation that they're in. That's that was the beginning.
Speaker 7: Romy then called LAPD. And that was at three point
Speaker 7: thirty in the afternoon, give it take a couple of minutes.
Speaker 7: And at eight point thirty at night, five hours later,
Speaker 7: the LAPD held a presser outside of the house. Here's
Speaker 7: a picture of the press gathering out there. And there
Speaker 7: was a lot of press, a lot of neighbors, you know,
Speaker 7: people afraid that someone had broken in and done this,
Speaker 7: not knowing if somebody was on the loose. And let
Speaker 7: me just show you a clip, an initial clip from
Speaker 7: this presser, and then I'll discuss it. I've got three
Speaker 7: clips to show you. This is from local news last
Speaker 7: night here in Los Angeles. If we could throw up
Speaker 7: one of the first clips of Hamilton. Now, Hamilton is
Speaker 7: deputy chief of detectives at a robbery homicide. This is
Speaker 7: going to get into the weeds a little bit, but
Speaker 7: that attended the weather.
Speaker 8: Right now, to get back to that breaking news, police
Speaker 8: geting an update on the homicide investigation at Rob Ryder's
Speaker 8: Brentwood home.
Speaker 2: We want to listen in here now, toy.
Speaker 8: Fells Hamilton, the chief of Detectives for the Los Angeles
Speaker 8: Police Department.
Speaker 9: I'm going to give a brief statement and.
Speaker 8: Then we're going to address any questions that we can.
Speaker 9: I understand there are gonna be questions regarding what occurred
Speaker 9: here tonight. I will not be able to provide information
Speaker 9: in a lot of areas that questions may be getting asked,
Speaker 9: but I'll do the best I can.
Speaker 8: So, approximately three forty this afternoon, Los ange Police officers,
Speaker 8: along with the Los Angeles City Fire Department, responded to
Speaker 8: the two hundred block of Chadbourne Avenue here in the
Speaker 8: city of Brentwood.
Speaker 10: So the motherfucker even lives near the OJ shit Brentwood
Speaker 10: in OJ is connected to the Mendez brother's case. Could
Speaker 10: I mean literally, It's like God smiled upon me for
Speaker 10: Christmas by this fucking shit breaking at exactly the moment
Speaker 10: after I finished the Menindez brother series.
Speaker 6: I mean literally, it's just like this guy said, it's
Speaker 6: like a mix of the Menindez with the o J.
Speaker 6: I couldn't have written this better. Oh my God.
Speaker 9: Upon arrival, they determined that there were two deceased individuals
Speaker 9: inside of the residents. The Los Angeles Police Department is
Speaker 9: now conducting an investigation at this residence here on Chadbourne, and.
Speaker 8: That investigation will continue.
Speaker 3: Over the coming days.
Speaker 9: We will not be releasing any information regarding who is
Speaker 9: was found deceased in the residents, because that will be
Speaker 9: done by the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.
Speaker 3: So if there are any.
Speaker 8: Inquiries regarding the identity of the individuals that are deceased
Speaker 8: inside of the residents, that information will come from the
Speaker 8: LA County Corner's Office.
Speaker 3: The current death.
Speaker 9: Investigation that is being conducted by the Los Angeles Police
Speaker 9: Department is going to be handled by the Homicide Special
Speaker 9: Section of Robbery Homicide Division of the Los Angeles Police Department.
Speaker 9: That investigation will move forward through the night and tomorrow
Speaker 9: morning we will probably have additional information.
Speaker 7: The County corn who was there within twenty minutes as
Speaker 7: per crimes in LA. This is now, you know, I
Speaker 7: want to say, five hours no search wine completely insane.
Speaker 7: Why you need a search wint in an active crime
Speaker 7: investigation is of course preposterous. But there's more to this,
Speaker 7: and the situation is breaking news that nobody caught and
Speaker 7: one of the breaking news things that came out of
Speaker 7: this press conference, which he admits later at the end
Speaker 7: of the press conference, was that there was no longer
Speaker 7: any homicide division in the city of Los Angeles. LA
Speaker 7: is now the only only big city in America that
Speaker 7: does not have a homicide division. They laid off over
Speaker 7: thirteen hundred cops, and the detectives that were left in
Speaker 7: homicide got rolled into a long standing division in Los
Speaker 7: Angeles Police Department called robbery homicide.
Speaker 3: So there's some confusion about that.
Speaker 7: Robbery homicide is a homicide that occurs during a robbery
Speaker 7: separate division of LAPD.
Speaker 3: LAPD, like every other big city police.
Speaker 7: Force, up until November one of this year, unannounced, not
Speaker 7: on the website, no press conference, no press release, quietly,
Speaker 7: according to out of the Mayor's office, quietly did away
Speaker 7: with LAPD homicide. So this guy has shown up from
Speaker 7: robbery homicide. Now there is no robbery here, and he's
Speaker 7: saying it's going to be handled by robbery homicide. And
Speaker 7: to me, as a reporter in LA this was a
Speaker 7: huge freaking story. Nobody's picking up on this. This is
Speaker 7: because of defunding the police. They did away with thirteen
Speaker 7: hundred detectives and the gang squad, and the entire division
Speaker 7: whoever survived, got rolled into robbery homicide. He explains this
Speaker 7: later on. This press conference goes off the rails. There's
Speaker 7: a lot of press and he can handle it and
Speaker 7: begins to walk down to the reporters who are merely
Speaker 7: asking normal questions about why he's not in the house.
Speaker 3: Are there any suspects.
Speaker 7: He won't even acknowledge that there were murders involved here.
Speaker 3: It was freaking crazy.
Speaker 7: Let's say we could show the next clip from this
Speaker 7: and then we'll get into the story. I just wanted
Speaker 7: to get these clips out of the way because it
Speaker 7: was what got me going. Was this press conference that
Speaker 7: was so out of control last night.
Speaker 9: Hold on, hold on, hold on one at a time. Whoaa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
Speaker 9: hold on on at a time.
Speaker 1: This tentament is next.
Speaker 6: Are your detectives.
Speaker 1: Inside the home right now? Or are they getting access
Speaker 1: to the home right now?
Speaker 11: As we speak.
Speaker 9: We're waiting for the legal process to move forward. We
Speaker 9: have to obtain a search for it for the residents.
Speaker 9: As soon as that is complied with, we will be
Speaker 9: conducting a full crimecy investigation of the interior and the
Speaker 9: X tier of the residence and the surrounding neighborhood.
Speaker 8: Just to follow up the fucie.
Speaker 9: Is there somebody from the family not allowing detectives inside
Speaker 9: the home right now that's in consequentio. We have to
Speaker 9: comply with the legal It doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Whether the family of houses in or not.
Speaker 9: Hold on, ma'am, the family has been notified as what
Speaker 9: that an incident occurred here.
Speaker 3: I believe the family's aware. Well, it's left of the family.
Speaker 7: Now keep in mind, Riga Mortis has set into these
Speaker 7: bodies there the crime.
Speaker 3: Scene when the phone call came in.
Speaker 7: The ambulance and also fire department and LAPD showed up
Speaker 7: at three point thirty.
Speaker 3: They then found the bodies.
Speaker 7: They then left the premises with police tape ceiling off
Speaker 7: the area. However, all of a sudden, Billy Crystal shows up,
Speaker 7: All of a sudden, Larry David shows up. All of
Speaker 7: a sudden, people in the neighborhood and they are Brentwood
Speaker 7: residents show up and identify the bodies privately. Billy Crystal
Speaker 7: apparently living in tears. Rob was one of his best friends.
Speaker 7: You could see the episode that I on Billy Crystal
Speaker 7: down below on the on the channel here at Leisure.
Speaker 7: But nevertheless, this story begins to leak out to stringers
Speaker 7: from the Daily Mail, from stringers from TMZ and the
Speaker 7: Mayor's office acknowledges who the victims are, the mayors are,
Speaker 7: There's Billy Crystal is a great photo with him and Billy.
Speaker 7: They really were super close when Harry met Sally. We'll
Speaker 7: get into that a little.
Speaker 6: They probably ran train on Nick Reiner together. They I
Speaker 6: bet they were besties. Okay, all of this is so
Speaker 6: fucked up. Okay, so fucked up. And yeah, look at
Speaker 6: him smiling. Oh you remember that one time and you
Speaker 6: came over and we ran train on my son and
Speaker 6: it was so great. Let's just see what else wold.
Speaker 3: I just want to talk about the crime itself up
Speaker 3: front here.
Speaker 7: The situation is that the LAPD refuses to even acknowledge
Speaker 7: who the victims are, what happened to them, whether it
Speaker 7: was a homicide. The neighborhood is freaking out. They don't
Speaker 7: know if there's a guy on the loose who broke in,
Speaker 7: which is very common recently in LA and has escaped.
Speaker 3: They won't acknowledge anything.
Speaker 7: He refuses to go in saying I don't have a
Speaker 7: search warrant, which is completely insane, and nobody can understand
Speaker 7: what he's talking about in the press, so it becomes
Speaker 7: highly contentious, and why the Coroner's not there is. I
Speaker 7: guess he took the day off and he just sent
Speaker 7: his office over later on. But he claims this detective
Speaker 7: they can't say.
Speaker 3: What the cause of death was.
Speaker 7: When you hear the cause of death, you will completely
Speaker 7: understand how preposterous that and it is not typical LAPD.
Speaker 3: I beg to differ with you.
Speaker 7: This entered a new era of complete insanity because of
Speaker 7: not having enough veteran cops on the force to deal
Speaker 7: with this. This press conference just absolutely stunned me. And
Speaker 7: maybe we could show the third and final clip and
Speaker 7: then we'll get on with it. I just lost my
Speaker 7: ship last night over this presser and no.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 1: Did that answer your question?
Speaker 7: Sir?
Speaker 9: Okay, go ahead, anyone question?
Speaker 6: Are you questioning it?
Speaker 11: Will there could be possible suspects and or.
Speaker 9: A specifically your first question, No one has been detained.
Speaker 9: Specifically your second question, No one is being interviewed as
Speaker 9: a suspect. We're not We're not gonna yeah, so we're
Speaker 9: not gonna comment on the injuries at this time. That
Speaker 9: information will be coming forward in the coming days as
Speaker 9: is publicly releasable if it is part of the investigation
Speaker 9: and it is not publicly releasable.
Speaker 3: We will not be releasing it. Okay, so that's the
Speaker 3: third you know, that went on for a while.
Speaker 7: But it's just absolutely insane that they don't have a
Speaker 7: press spokesperson. They I've dealt with LA a lot through
Speaker 7: the media department. It is an amateur shit show. It
Speaker 7: always has been. I've been over there, I've dealt with
Speaker 7: I don't have to go into details of my dealings
Speaker 7: with them, but I have dealt with them.
Speaker 3: On numerous occasions.
Speaker 7: And there are a lot of hard work and great
Speaker 7: detectives on this force who were completely overwhelmed. Kid Nick
Speaker 7: had been to rehab. By the time he was fifteen,
Speaker 7: he'd been to rehab eighteen times.
Speaker 3: Now, this is very typical.
Speaker 7: Of Hollywood elite children rehabs.
Speaker 6: Because their bee hole is stinging. Maybe you need to
Speaker 6: take something to knock the sting off of that beehole
Speaker 6: rape you got last night. Look at this kid's face.
Speaker 6: That is the face of a tortured, abused, beehole raped
Speaker 6: young man. There's no way around it. I would take
Speaker 6: rugs too. Okay. That's the thing that we all need
Speaker 6: to accept about this. The menindas brothers were spoiled brats.
Speaker 6: Nick Reiner has been in rehab a lot. Guess what
Speaker 6: his bee hole hurts? Okay, all right, maybe ibuprofend wasn't
Speaker 6: kicking it anymore. Maybe those demons coming to visit him
Speaker 6: at night in his room as he remembers all the
Speaker 6: time his dad crawled in the bed with him, are
Speaker 6: keeping him up at night. Maybe he needs something to
Speaker 6: help him relax and let go of life. Okay, it's
Speaker 6: typical of Hollywood elite children to why do you think
Speaker 6: that is? Okay, let's continue situations.
Speaker 7: Instead of dealing with their kids in a non enabling way,
Speaker 7: they send them to multiple rehabs. He later apologized to
Speaker 7: it son and through the recovery industry under the bus,
Speaker 7: saying he was intimidated. The mother was intimidated by the
Speaker 7: fact that they had so many medical diplomas and stuff
Speaker 7: and sided with the kid that none of these programs
Speaker 7: were working for him because he was terminally unique.
Speaker 3: So that's a backstory.
Speaker 6: His butthole was terminally unique. Okay, his butthole was and
Speaker 6: for the mom much like Kitty Menendez, bitch, your cunt stinks. Okay,
Speaker 6: you are a stinky cunted, fucking bitch from hell. If
Speaker 6: you let this shit happen to your child, your fucking
Speaker 6: cunt stinks you should burn in hell. Terminally unique my ass,
Speaker 6: it gets worse.
Speaker 7: Twenty sixteen, he decides while in rehab and this has
Speaker 7: happened numerous times on my wife, which him and his
Speaker 7: roommate decide to write a movie about his life, about
Speaker 7: Nick's incredibly harsh life. This also happens in rehab, and
Speaker 7: it should not happen. They come out of rehab determined
Speaker 7: to make the movie. Rob Reiner says, I will direct
Speaker 7: the movie, and it's a movie that comes out of
Speaker 7: them writing it in twenty and fifteen in the rehabs.
Speaker 7: And instead of focusing on recovery, maybe we could show
Speaker 7: a picture of the poster for the movie being Charlie
Speaker 7: comes out of this, out of this rehab education that
Speaker 7: the kid gets. This is what he wants his fame
Speaker 7: and celebrity and a story of redemption. And his father
Speaker 7: decides to take the screenplay and direct. This movie gets
Speaker 7: about twenty seven percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
Speaker 3: The critics hate.
Speaker 7: It opens up at the Toronto Film Festival and it
Speaker 7: is a story about Nick.
Speaker 6: Let's just skip all this being Charlie stuff, because guess what,
Speaker 6: there's no independent film on earth you could help me direct,
Speaker 6: whether you directed stand By Me or fucking Princess Bride
Speaker 6: or whatever the fuck there is. There is no making
Speaker 6: up for the fact that you've been up in my
Speaker 6: bee hole. Okay, there's no making amends. There's no I'm
Speaker 6: gonna tell my story, but leave out the part where
Speaker 6: you got all up in my bee There is no
Speaker 6: fucking remorse here for I mean, it's like, I feel
Speaker 6: bad now that he's an adult and we can't keep
Speaker 6: him out of rehab and his head's all fucked up.
Speaker 6: I feel kind of bad for all those times I
Speaker 6: raped him in the bee But what if I help
Speaker 6: him direct this movie Being Charlie and he can tell
Speaker 6: half of his story and how hard his fucking life was,
Speaker 6: and maybe that'll make up for all the fucking truck
Speaker 6: the satanic ritual abuse that I've done to him. Oh
Speaker 6: that didn't work in the movie flopped because it fucking sucked.
Speaker 6: Oh darn, what are we gonna do now? I'll tell
Speaker 6: you what I'm gonna do. I'm going to slice your
Speaker 6: fucking throat open. That's what happened here in my opinion,
Speaker 6: and you can tell me I'm wrong. You can tell
Speaker 6: me that he was just a torture druggie that maybe
Speaker 6: got high on LSD and fucking decided it was a
Speaker 6: good night right before Christmas to almost chop his dad's
Speaker 6: head off decap potato style. But I think I'm onto
Speaker 6: something here now.
Speaker 7: The story about Nick Reiner goes back even further than
Speaker 7: this movie. The movie is crazy enough that you would
Speaker 7: come out of rehab and make a movie.
Speaker 3: But two years later, Timothy.
Speaker 7: Shallomay will play a kid named Nick Chef in a
Speaker 7: movie of the exact same storyline about Nick Chef writing
Speaker 7: a script in rehab and coming out with his dad
Speaker 7: and making a movie starring Timothy Shallowman twenty eighteen called
Speaker 7: A Beautiful Boy. This is not the first time I've
Speaker 7: heard about this, so the situation is quite typical of
Speaker 7: the West Coast wealthy elite who believe that addiction is
Speaker 7: just a passing fed. Now let's go back a little
Speaker 7: bit more in time. I want to go back to
Speaker 7: a Chair in the Air. Now, you say, what is
Speaker 7: a chair in the air. A Chair in the Air
Speaker 7: is a children's book that was written by a woman
Speaker 7: named Alana Zabel. Now here's a cover of the book.
Speaker 7: And this is a children's book about Nick Reiner. Nobody
Speaker 7: knows about this. That's why you're here at this channel.
Speaker 7: This book came out and I believe in twenty twelve,
Speaker 7: and it's about a kid who's out of control, who
Speaker 7: can't stop screaming and smashing the furniture in his own room.
Speaker 7: There's a page in the book if you could show
Speaker 7: the next page one of I don't know what this
Speaker 7: one is here. It's a little small to matter was
Speaker 7: thank you was bothered again and again it's gonna tak
Speaker 7: you dom Nicky, finish your homework and go to bed right. Okay,
Speaker 7: there's another one with a picture of Nicky if you
Speaker 7: could go to the.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, are you seeing what I'm seeing with the
Speaker 6: little Peto swirls in the Little Peto Book about the
Speaker 6: little Peto kid with this little petal be hole? I'm sorry?
Speaker 6: Am I imagining this? Or is there some little peto
Speaker 6: swirls in the Little petot book about the little Peto
Speaker 6: kid with his peto be hole getting all up molestized.
Speaker 6: Let's continue the.
Speaker 7: Next page, not this one, hold on, I'm mad. My
Speaker 7: mom's go back, No, no, go back. I wanted to
Speaker 7: see that one for a brief second. I'm mad, my
Speaker 7: mom said. Nikky said, I'm all over the place. I
Speaker 7: have so much wild energy and I break. I broke
Speaker 7: Anuva's Okay. So what happens is with these cases is
Speaker 7: they put their kids on adderall.
Speaker 3: Adderall opens. This is at an early age.
Speaker 7: This has been repeated in my rehab career and mutual
Speaker 7: many many times. Adderall becomes the gateway drug to crystal
Speaker 7: meth years later, which is what's going to take this
Speaker 7: kid down. Adderall and that speed is prescribed by doctors
Speaker 7: for hyperactive kids. It's supposed to work and reverse and
Speaker 7: calm them down, but it really fucks with their neuroscience
Speaker 7: and with their body and makes them crave it later
Speaker 7: on and they will go to the street to get
Speaker 7: crystal meth. This has been I've had dozens and dozens
Speaker 7: of teenage patients going through this with adhd Okay, go
Speaker 7: to the next picture of Nicki. Nicki, its way past
Speaker 7: your bedtime. Little Nikki was picky. He often threw a fit,
Speaker 7: he didn't relax easy, and he never wanted to sit
Speaker 7: so this is this is from the person who worked
Speaker 7: for the family as a yoga instructor putting out a
Speaker 7: children's book about Nicki, and that is her view of
Speaker 7: the situation has gone as like I said, A Chair
Speaker 7: in the Air is a little known children's book from
Speaker 7: back in the day, but it's kind of important.
Speaker 3: This picture of heart.
Speaker 7: This was their yoga instructor, by the way, who worked
Speaker 7: with every member of the family. Just so everyone knows.
Speaker 7: That's a lot of Zabel and she delved into this
Speaker 7: world of children's books, which is which is not that uncommon.
Speaker 7: She also said that the kid was always screaming at
Speaker 7: the top of his lungs, so they I assume that
Speaker 7: he was treated for ADHD and was given adderall which
Speaker 7: is common at the time. Okay, because of the film.
Speaker 7: The film doesn't get him sober, being Charlie. What it
Speaker 7: does is it reignites his addiction, and he, as I said,
Speaker 7: by the age of twenty three in twenty sixteen, he'd
Speaker 7: been in over twenty rehebs. And the enabling by the
Speaker 7: parents instead of cutting him loose, does not happen until
Speaker 7: he destroys the guest house in back of their mansion.
Speaker 7: They all have a guest house back there. The guest
Speaker 7: house is like a house that anybody could live.
Speaker 6: This guy better the fuck not blame adderall in Crystal
Speaker 6: meth on what happened here? Okay, I don't care about
Speaker 6: a chair in the air. I don't care about I
Speaker 6: literally just saw peto symbols in the book. This Ilana
Speaker 6: bitch obviously knew what the fuck was going on with
Speaker 6: this kid. She probably saw some shit, heard some shit.
Speaker 6: He probably peed the bed, He probably did all the
Speaker 6: things that abuse children. Do you know she skipped the
Speaker 6: chapter and the Children Spook where daddy crawls into bed
Speaker 6: at night and does things to your PP. But we
Speaker 6: all know that's what happened. We're about twenty two minutes
Speaker 6: into this. I hope he gets somewhere with it because
Speaker 6: I need to hear about the pps and BB's because
Speaker 6: that's what's going on.
Speaker 3: Oven.
Speaker 7: He destroys the guest house, and maybe we could case.
Speaker 7: And there's an all phrase that I use about these
Speaker 7: West LA and Malibu Hollywood elites that children are dogs,
Speaker 7: and I don't and I mean pet dogs to them,
Speaker 7: dogs are goldfish in terms of pets, and then goldfish
Speaker 7: or a sushi.
Speaker 3: It's my own phrase. Help you understand it. It's a little,
Speaker 3: it's a little convoluted.
Speaker 7: But nevertheless, an hour after that press conference that we
Speaker 7: just showed at nine last night, unbeknownst to the American people,
Speaker 7: he was arrested. Nicky Reiner was arrested by LAPD and
Speaker 7: put into the Twin Towers House of Corrections and four
Speaker 7: million dollar bail was associated Twin Towers.
Speaker 6: What did I fucking tell you in the Menindez Brothers series.
Speaker 6: I literally said at the end of part two that
Speaker 6: the Brothers represent the Towers, that there was a lot
Speaker 6: of tower symbolism. And look at this guy. He gets
Speaker 6: locked up in some Twin Towers. Fucking bullshit, And it's
Speaker 6: literally the neighborhood where OJ. It's like all of it.
Speaker 6: It's all fucking connected. Talk about fucking simulation theory here.
Speaker 6: I'm seeing some major red flags.
Speaker 3: With the arrest.
Speaker 7: That changed this morning because people said he'll be out
Speaker 7: by tonight. So now it's no bail for Nicki and
Speaker 7: he will not be getting out And the father apologized
Speaker 7: to him and the TV show he will be on
Speaker 7: that girl. He will do a little stints on the
Speaker 7: Andy Griffiths show job like his father did. Like I
Speaker 7: said his father, thank you, thanks for joining former CIA directors.
Speaker 7: And he was bragging about this on the podcast with
Speaker 7: Soldad O'Brien and he said, but before the podcast started
Speaker 7: that we were going to solve the Kennedy assassination and
Speaker 7: name the shooters. And in the final episode he names
Speaker 7: a number of Latino guys and said these with it.
Speaker 6: It sounds like he's getting into some other shit right now.
Speaker 6: And I recommend if you want to finish this, it's
Speaker 6: episode twenty six, What's Up with Lord Buckley presents the
Speaker 6: murder of Rob Reiner. The page on or the channel
Speaker 6: on YouTube is What's Up with Lord Buckley, so you
Speaker 6: can go check that out. I kind of want to
Speaker 6: move on to the next video here. My husband sent
Speaker 6: me all of these. Let's see, he said, time stamp
Speaker 6: four twenty four, so let's for twenty four.
Speaker 12: And Rob has always been compared to the great directors.
Speaker 12: Always when he directed me and then and all the
Speaker 12: great casts and hair and Salad, they compared him to Woody.
Speaker 12: When he did Misery, they compared it to Brian de Palmer,
Speaker 12: Alfred Hitchcock. When he began working closely with children. They
Speaker 12: compared him to Woodies And but what I respect most
Speaker 12: about Rob this is deep, almost suspicious love for kids.
Speaker 12: And he freely gives them as time, as money, whatever
Speaker 12: it takes to get them into the vans. But you know,
Speaker 12: revenge Stewart works for kids where I has become a
Speaker 12: major major wonderful political activists, which is a code name
Speaker 12: for unemployed movie director. He's now mister inside Politics.
Speaker 3: You see.
Speaker 6: See this is what I'm talking about. Guys, It's their
Speaker 6: love language. They know about each other. My love language
Speaker 6: is after hard day's work, I like to volunteer my
Speaker 6: services with underprivileged children's be holes. My love language is
Speaker 6: I feel the most loved when I can take six
Speaker 6: to seven orphaned children back to my house and throw
Speaker 6: a pizza party and invite my friends Billy Crystal and
Speaker 6: jose Menindez over and we run train on a bunch
Speaker 6: of Malaysian children. That is my love language. I feel
Speaker 6: the most loved at the end of the day when
Speaker 6: I've raped and ran through at least three buttholes. And
Speaker 6: it's a joke to them. It is a literal joke
Speaker 6: to them. Let's see the next video here. This one.
Speaker 6: He says, this is a good one to see their
Speaker 6: interactions and read their body language. Nick Reiner and Rob
Speaker 6: Reiner joint interview on Tough Love.
Speaker 13: What was the toughest for you? What do you think, Nick?
Speaker 11: It wasn't very tough.
Speaker 14: I mean, it was pretty nice experience for me. I
Speaker 14: don't really think it was like tough at all really.
Speaker 14: I mean, of course it was a little bit, but
Speaker 14: I mean we did, you.
Speaker 13: Know, we did get into fights over things, but ultimately
Speaker 13: it forced us to make make the film better. I mean,
Speaker 13: you know, we get into issues and I would see,
Speaker 13: you know, he would the whole process. For me, I
Speaker 13: can just speak for myself. It did make me understand
Speaker 13: him a lot more, and I think it made me
Speaker 13: a better father. Hopefully it did. I don't know, but
Speaker 13: I think that and you'll see it in the film.
Speaker 13: What happens is you know your kid, If your kid
Speaker 13: is going through rough times, you know, the parent is
Speaker 13: your main job is to keep your child safe. So
Speaker 13: I would do anything even I felt out a loss,
Speaker 13: So I would do anything that, as we say in
Speaker 13: the film, anybody with a desk and a diploma, I
Speaker 13: would listen to them and the whole idea of tough
Speaker 13: love and you have to be a certain way, and
Speaker 13: it's not my nature, it's not the way I am built.
Speaker 13: But I went and did that, you know, and I
Speaker 13: think that. You know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 13: I know my child better than an expert does, and
Speaker 13: I probably should have trusted.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he knows the inside and outside of his child
Speaker 6: better than an expert. He knows the ins and the outs.
Speaker 6: Look at this guy's fucking face. Look at Nick's face.
Speaker 6: As Rob's sitting there talking. The guy's got something wrong
Speaker 6: with him. Okay, he's got fucking something wrong with him,
Speaker 6: all right. He's fiddling and fidgeting. He's probably in Alice
Speaker 6: in Wonderland, okay zone as his dad's talking about keeping
Speaker 6: him safe and doing. Oh, tough loves not my style, No,
Speaker 6: because his love language, you know, maybe it's not tough love.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's soft and gentle caresses and the middle of
Speaker 6: the night after mommy's went to bed. Okay, but you know,
Speaker 6: I'm sitting here looking at this kid and there's clearly
Speaker 6: the fuck some wrong with him. Okay. Body language is everything.
Speaker 6: That's why I did part one of the Menindas Brothers,
Speaker 6: because I wanted you to watch the trial footage and
Speaker 6: to see them and hear them and look at them
Speaker 6: and tell me if you thought they were lying, because
Speaker 6: I don't, and this kid is clearly fucked the fuck up, clearly.
Speaker 13: To my own instinct. And that's one of the things
Speaker 13: I did learn about the whole experience.
Speaker 14: I think the bonding came not from the story itself,
Speaker 14: but from the fact that we were working on a
Speaker 14: movie together and I could see him and his I
Speaker 14: would think in the form that he could express himself
Speaker 14: the best, which is making movies because he has so
Speaker 14: much experience, and so seeing that sort of turn around
Speaker 14: to be like, okay, I should probably it's.
Speaker 3: No, sorry, I'm responding, ah, this will.
Speaker 14: Probably shut up and listen to him because he knows
Speaker 14: a lot more about this. He knows any I don't
Speaker 14: know anything, so I'll learn whatever he has to teach me.
Speaker 15: I just think that's such a fascinating thing to say that,
Speaker 15: like your your father, who you would always want to
Speaker 15: be at his best as your father may be a
Speaker 15: type of person who's at his best when he's making movies,
Speaker 15: and that makes.
Speaker 6: Him I bet he was at his best in the
Speaker 6: bedroom every night when Nick was a little boy. I
Speaker 6: bet he was at his best when he curled up
Speaker 6: next to him. His love language is physical touch. Let's
Speaker 6: see what's this. Last, but not least, Megan. Megan predicts
Speaker 6: a sexual abuse defense, and she better not fucking be
Speaker 6: making fun of him for else her cunt stinks. She'd
Speaker 6: better not be fucking making fun of him in fucking
Speaker 6: acting like it's going to be simple.
Speaker 1: Just corporate donors to the National Park Foundation helping to
Speaker 1: protect our parks for future generations.
Speaker 2: We looked at some of these cases in which they
Speaker 2: raised self defense criminal insanity. The one that jumped out
Speaker 2: at me was Richard Chase, who they called the vampire
Speaker 2: Sacramento in nineteen seventy nine. He killed six people between
Speaker 2: seventy seven and seventy eight in Sacramento.
Speaker 6: Not a motherfucker. I literally just did an episode on
Speaker 6: Continue Meggie.
Speaker 2: No, they were all chosen at random. One was a
Speaker 2: pregnant woman. He drank her blood after he mixed it
Speaker 2: with yogurt. He had a delusional belief he needed to
Speaker 2: consume the blood of other beings to replenish his own supply.
Speaker 2: He'd been treated at psychiatric hospitals before the murders many times.
Speaker 2: He was at one hospital after having injected rabbit's blood
Speaker 2: into his veins. He'd been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic.
Speaker 2: He was on psychotropic drugs. They tried to use the
Speaker 2: insanity defense. It failed. It failed in that case. So
Speaker 2: it's not gonna work for Nick Reiner. It's just not.
Speaker 2: But here's what I think. And this is like out
Speaker 2: of left field prediction, and it's just because the Menendez
Speaker 2: case is on my mind, because that's also California, and
Speaker 2: this is what triggered it. In no way my impugning
Speaker 2: Rob Reiner. No do I believe there's anything on toured.
Speaker 2: I think he seems by all accounts of loving father
Speaker 2: and an appropriate father. But on this same Daily Mail report,
Speaker 2: we were quoting from one actor who was on the
Speaker 2: set of Being Charlie. He's a cast member. Eric aud
Speaker 2: forty five told the Daily Mail he found the dynamic
Speaker 2: between Rob and his son Nick troubling. They were fighting,
Speaker 2: they were arguing with each other while they were on
Speaker 2: the set. They did point out that this guy's scenes
Speaker 2: were ultimately cut from the film. Okay, maybe he's got
Speaker 2: a grind an ax to grind quote they were kissing
Speaker 2: each other on the lips, which was weird. They bickered
Speaker 2: or they were bickering, they.
Speaker 6: Were kissing each other on the lips. Makes me think
Speaker 6: of Menindez brothers. Megan, you better be making a point
Speaker 6: or else I'm gonna tell the world you fucking cunt stinks.
Speaker 6: And guess what people think Megan Kelly is who Nicole
Speaker 6: Brown Simpson turned into. So there is another OJ connection here.
Speaker 6: What the fuck is going on? People? What and the
Speaker 6: actual fuck is going on with OJ Menindez and now
Speaker 6: Rob Reiner and his son? What the fuck? Kissing each
Speaker 6: other on the lips? Meghan, you better fucking He seemed
Speaker 6: like a good father, nothing untoward, but they kissed each
Speaker 6: other on the lips, and it makes you think of
Speaker 6: the Menindez brothers. You better be fucking making a point here.
Speaker 2: Going off on each other on set. It wasn't comfortable.
Speaker 2: There was definitely hostility there.
Speaker 3: So my question.
Speaker 2: Is is there likelihood? Nick Reiner pulls a card from
Speaker 2: the Menendez defense we're in California, it's gonna be a
Speaker 2: California jury and says he was molesting me my whole life.
Speaker 2: That's why I was so messed up from the time
Speaker 2: I was ten. That's why I got hooked on drugs.
Speaker 2: There's no way of disproving that, and plays the sympathy
Speaker 2: card with a California jury about why from a very
Speaker 2: young age he was all messed up.
Speaker 16: Matt, well, he might, but remember until recently, until again
Speaker 16: George Gascon became the DA and our friend Mark Erragas
Speaker 16: got a hold of that kiss they were convicted and
Speaker 16: California jury rejected all that, and it was there's a.
Speaker 2: But the California juries are not what they used to be.
Speaker 11: Now, that's true.
Speaker 16: But there's a blistering opinion affirming the conviction of both
Speaker 16: of those guys, author of all places by the Ninth
Speaker 16: Circuit Court of Appeals that anybody who was interested in
Speaker 16: us you can find it online and it just it
Speaker 16: just destroys the defense and every word of it is
Speaker 16: I think correct.
Speaker 11: So Alan can run with that. I think that.
Speaker 16: You can hit headwinds because remember we have all these
Speaker 16: other all these the kids in the family, and look,
Speaker 16: addiction is one of those things. It touches almost every
Speaker 16: American family.
Speaker 6: Not them making fun of the Menindez brothers when they're
Speaker 6: up for release and literally, it's sitting on Gavin Newsom's
Speaker 6: desk whether or not he wants to release them. Not
Speaker 6: them making fun of the Menindez brothers so they never
Speaker 6: get out. Not them fucking Oh my god, I just
Speaker 6: got a theory. Not fucking Mark Gergos, who represented Scott
Speaker 6: Peterson fucking getting in the middle of all this.
Speaker 3: But there is a.
Speaker 6: What if they did all of this to prevent the
Speaker 6: Menindez brothers from getting released because they are so close
Speaker 6: to getting released. What if this.
Speaker 17: Is all fake and staged, especially with all the OJ
Speaker 17: weird shit, This is all a fucking production to keep
Speaker 17: the Menendez fucking brothers from being released.
Speaker 6: And Megan Kelly, your cunt does stink. I was hoping
Speaker 6: you were getting somewhere with that shit. I was hoping
Speaker 6: you were gonna be a fucking intelligent young woman, and
Speaker 6: you're not. You're cunt, fucking stinks. Merry Christmas, bitch. I
Speaker 6: hate you talking about the Menindez brothers and all. This
Speaker 6: is just what if they come up with you abuse,
Speaker 6: excuse fuck you get raped?
Speaker 16: Huge difference, I think in the minds of certainly prosecutors
Speaker 16: and judges and appellate courts, but also jurors between somebody
Speaker 16: who's suffering from organic mental illness, where for lack of
Speaker 16: a better term, it's not really their fault even if
Speaker 16: they're self medicating with drugs, and the spoiled kind of entitled,
Speaker 16: you know, young rich guy who has a problem with daddy.
Speaker 16: And I think that everything that I'm reading on this,
Speaker 16: it seems like the evidence is stacking up more and
Speaker 16: more in that direction. And there was an interview I
Speaker 16: saw yesterday with Nick Reiner where he describes himself as
Speaker 16: an entitled, rich white kid and I, dude, this is.
Speaker 6: All a setup for the Menindez Brothers. This is all
Speaker 6: a setup. I swear to god. They're trying to get
Speaker 6: the Menindez Brothers release rejected. And by the way, this guy,
Speaker 6: you got fucking discoloration on your face. You need to
Speaker 6: get some fucking vitamin C serum, maybe get some boattox.
Speaker 6: Your hair sucks. I hate you and fuck you.
Speaker 16: I think it was during the promotion of that movie,
Speaker 16: and there's an interview that they did promoting that where
Speaker 16: you can kind of see some of that dynamic between
Speaker 16: Nick and Rob Reiner, and it's it's almost hard to watch,
Speaker 16: especially in retrospect. So this is a horrible case. But
Speaker 16: thankfully Gascona is out. We've got Nathan Hoffman in and
Speaker 16: this case is going to be handled the right way.
Speaker 11: Wherever it goes, whatever happens.
Speaker 13: Go ahead, Arthur.
Speaker 1: Well, the only thing, Matt is, you know, Megan was
Speaker 1: just talking about this witness saying when he was eleven
Speaker 1: years old, he was out of control and that you know,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't think at eleven, you know, you're entitled,
Speaker 1: rich kid living in the most.
Speaker 6: What was that ad that just popped up? I mean,
Speaker 6: you know how they say symbolism, symbolism will be their
Speaker 6: downfall or whatever they say. And it's not that I
Speaker 6: necessarily agree with all that, but look at this shit. Okay,
Speaker 6: look at this shit. We got serious XM in the
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Speaker 6: Megan Kelly True Crime, the Megan Kelly Show MK. Look
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Speaker 6: fucking tranny looking, stinky, cunted bitch is supposed to be
Speaker 6: uh Nicole Brown Simpson Okay, and she's talking about will
Speaker 6: they drudge up the old abuse excuse as the menindas
Speaker 6: brothers right now twenty twenty five December are up for
Speaker 6: fucking release. If fucking Gavin Newsom just says okay, signs
Speaker 6: off on the shit, Mark garrygos is representing them. Okay. Now,
Speaker 6: if you listen to the Scott Peterson episode, that might
Speaker 6: make more sense to you. But let's continue.
Speaker 1: Seven years old, he was out of control and that
Speaker 1: you know, you know, I don't think at eleven, you know,
Speaker 1: you're an entitled rich kid living in the most more
Speaker 1: exclusive neighborhood on the planet, so I you know, And
Speaker 1: then I just think there was some indications before his
Speaker 1: drug use.
Speaker 2: That he had, you know, definitely that's they brought the
Speaker 2: yoga and structure in for him when he was ten
Speaker 2: to try to bring calm into his life because he
Speaker 2: was they were already seeing the problems.
Speaker 1: And that goes back to what you're saying, Meg about
Speaker 1: nature or nurture, and you know, is there some I mean, look,
Speaker 1: I do believe people are born with a certain disposition.
Speaker 1: Then and then it can be pointed in one direction
Speaker 1: or or another. I mean, and I will tell you this,
Speaker 1: your friend Allen if he if he stands at a
Speaker 1: podium and says, you know, our defense is going to
Speaker 1: be that Rob Ryiner was sexually assaulting his son.
Speaker 11: You know that's not gonna fly. Yeah, I agree. Wait
Speaker 11: it did fly.
Speaker 6: It flew.
Speaker 2: It flew like a bird. In the Casey Anthony case
Speaker 2: Jo got up there in opening statements and blamed George
Speaker 2: the dad for allegedly molesting Casey the twenty Wait, let
Speaker 2: me finish. When the mother of little Kayley, he said
Speaker 2: he molested her, and then he said, oh, also he
Speaker 2: helped cover up the baby's drown He never came back
Speaker 2: to it, he never proved it was barred from being
Speaker 2: used in closing argument because he didn't introduce any proof
Speaker 2: in it on it, and she was acquitted.
Speaker 1: But my point that he was he wasn't Rob Reiner.
Speaker 1: I mean Rob Reiner for those of us old enough,
Speaker 1: I mean, he's still meathead. Rob Reynder was quoted and saying,
Speaker 1: if despite all my movies and all the success in life,
Speaker 1: even if I won the Nobel Peace Prize, the headline
Speaker 1: would be meathead won the Nobel Peace Prize. So I
Speaker 1: mean he's a household fixture to many of us.
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 2: And the defense lawyer is gonna be like, that doesn't
Speaker 2: prove anything about what happened behind closed. The defense layers
Speaker 2: constantly they throw anything at the but the kitchen sick
Speaker 2: to try to make it stick because it's a potential
Speaker 2: death penalty case.
Speaker 1: There's two other children and three actually other children involved
Speaker 1: here who seemed to have very normal upbringing. You know
Speaker 1: the young woman who I was talking about earlier who
Speaker 1: kills her father. She had a sister who testified and said, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was molesting my sister and he was molesting me too.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 2: Casey Anthony did not have any other witness come and
Speaker 2: say like he threw it out in opening the horse
Speaker 2: left the barn, and the jury was tainted on it.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, like, this is going to be a
Speaker 2: desperation defense because they've if that stuff about the hotel
Speaker 2: room is true, this guy's up the creek without a paddle.
Speaker 2: Matt and defense lawyers like Alan Jackson, right, they don't
Speaker 2: go down with not swinging. They swing for the fences.
Speaker 2: That's why they get hired.
Speaker 16: Well, I'll throw another one out there for you. That
Speaker 16: video that we saw of him walking outside the gas station.
Speaker 16: That's an area of Brentwood that is very close to
Speaker 16: a restaurant that we've all heard of called Mesaluna, remember
Speaker 16: that you.
Speaker 11: Talk about crazy crazy juris right.
Speaker 16: That's about a couple hundred yards down the road and
Speaker 16: there's some great restaurants in there. Now that's I mean,
Speaker 16: I've that's basically just a little north of my part
Speaker 16: of town.
Speaker 1: I know that are well mets talunas it means half,
Speaker 1: Louna means moons.
Speaker 6: Just me Isn't that where Ron Goldman worked? Isn't that
Speaker 6: literally where Ron Goldman worked the dude that was killed
Speaker 6: with Nicole Brown Simpson And they're talking about it on
Speaker 6: the Megan Kelly Show and now they're just oh Mezza
Speaker 6: means half and luna means mood. What are you talking about?
Speaker 6: This weird symbolism and stuff the oj Menindez Reiner case.
Speaker 6: It's the trilogy. Oh my fucking god, the symbolism is
Speaker 6: off the charts. Why are they talking about this? It's
Speaker 6: down the street from mezs Luna. You know that place
Speaker 6: where Ron Goldman worked. You know that guy that got
Speaker 6: his freaking head slashed off in the OJ murders.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know there is that one half of
Speaker 1: Megan Kelly, even though she was introduced to the other.
Speaker 1: There is a great Irish American. I'm like, do you
Speaker 1: not know who Nona is?
Speaker 2: But anyway, I actually corrected somebody just the other day
Speaker 2: say I am part of Italian. Just slow your life
Speaker 2: because they'll rip it on Italians too. I can be
Speaker 2: insulted on many fronts. Go ahead, Matt Kate.
Speaker 11: Look and Arthur knows this as well as I do.
Speaker 16: Trial work is an art form, Megan, and you've seen
Speaker 16: that a million times too in the Casey Anthony case
Speaker 16: is a different part of the country.
Speaker 11: But they were, in my view, the prosecution was outclassed,
Speaker 11: kind of like the prosecution and the Karen Reid case.
Speaker 11: They were just outclassed.
Speaker 16: They had, they had good evidence, but they were outclassed
Speaker 16: by the by.
Speaker 11: The talent of the defense lawyer.
Speaker 16: And you know, this is one where again this comes
Speaker 16: back to the disc attorney of la He's and I
Speaker 16: don't know.
Speaker 11: Who it is yet.
Speaker 16: I'm sure I'll know who they are, but they from
Speaker 16: a buddy of mine I talked to yesterday who's been
Speaker 16: a career prosecutor in that office.
Speaker 11: He said he didn't want to say who it was,
Speaker 11: but they're very, very good.
Speaker 16: And look, I've.
Speaker 11: Got confidence was good is really good?
Speaker 16: You know, Megan, I agree with almost everything you say
Speaker 16: most of the time. I'm going to go out I
Speaker 16: lit here and disagree with you that I met her recently.
Speaker 11: She's a lovely woman.
Speaker 16: I tried a case against Christopher Darden and I did
Speaker 16: a murder kisse against some when he was a defense lawyer.
Speaker 11: Nice man. Oj was no fluke.
Speaker 16: That case was the only book worth reading on Oj
Speaker 16: guys is a book written by Vincent Bouglios. He called
Speaker 16: The Outrage, where he takes the prosecution the task that
Speaker 16: was prosecutorial incompetence from.
Speaker 6: Not Bugliosi, the same guy who wrote the book on
Speaker 6: the Manson murders. That's a total scam, literally the first minute.
Speaker 11: And I don't see. I don't think we're going to
Speaker 11: happen here, Okay.
Speaker 3: I have had a question about that system.
Speaker 1: Is it in the realm of possibilities that they indict
Speaker 1: him on a death penalty charge and then they say, look,
Speaker 1: if you you know, if you want well we'll give
Speaker 1: you a plead to life without parole. And you know,
Speaker 1: like we just saw in tord Berger. However you say
Speaker 1: his name, I mean, is that something that happens in
Speaker 1: that Jersey.
Speaker 11: That's a great that's a that's a great question, Arthur.
Speaker 16: And a lot of people wonder about that that don't
Speaker 16: that don't two cases in either even professionals don't too
Speaker 16: cases in capital case jurisdictions that have the death penalty.
Speaker 16: The answer is no, it's that's it's unethical to do
Speaker 16: that because it's it's known as extracting a plea. You
Speaker 16: you you plead what you prove, and you go in
Speaker 16: and you prove what you played. That's the philosophy, and
Speaker 16: you don't. You don't file a death penalty case in
Speaker 16: the hope you're going to get a plea. That was
Speaker 16: my problem with what they did in the Brian Coberger
Speaker 16: case because that's really what it looked like. There was
Speaker 16: no change in the evidence, and then he comes in
Speaker 16: for a plea after the they've done everything right.
Speaker 11: So so a lot of people think that correctly. You
Speaker 11: see that on TV.
Speaker 3: That happened all the time.
Speaker 1: I mean, I was in court yesterday right into murder,
Speaker 1: two cases facing twenty five to life, and what people
Speaker 1: understand is the life part is the problem. So you
Speaker 1: you get not coburger.
Speaker 6: Where is JJ vance when you need him? This entire
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Speaker 1: If then you don't get parole, you gotta wait two
Speaker 1: years to twenty four, you go no. Twenty six, twenty
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Speaker 6: for giving us that valuable information. So when this story broke,
Speaker 6: my sister came into the living room. It was just
Speaker 6: like a day after they reported the deaths of Rob
Speaker 6: Reiner and his Cunster girlfriend, and she said, what's this
Speaker 6: new article right here about They found Uh, they found
Speaker 6: Nick Reiner dead somewhere It said Nick Reiner dead and
Speaker 6: I was like, oh, they fucking killed him, so he
Speaker 6: couldn't say what was really happening or what and then
Speaker 6: that story disappeared. That story disappeared, so it was like,
Speaker 6: what actually is going on here? They can't if this
Speaker 6: is all fake and stage it was like, which way
Speaker 6: are we gonna go? We're gonna go with it he
Speaker 6: killed him and then he killed himself, or are we
Speaker 6: gonna kill him or are we gonna do What is
Speaker 6: the connection between the Meninda's brothers and the OJ thing
Speaker 6: with this is absolutely out fucking standing, out fucking standing.
Speaker 6: I cannot even believe it. We're gonna keep tabs on
Speaker 6: this as it continues to roll out. I am floored
Speaker 6: by the connection here in the symbolism. I can't wait
Speaker 6: to see where this goes. This is gonna be one
Speaker 6: of the biggest stories of twenty twenty six. And I
Speaker 6: want to know what happens to this kid. I want
Speaker 6: to know what comes out. I want to know how
Speaker 6: they make fun of him, how they downplay it, how
Speaker 6: they defend Rob Reiner and say he's a great dad.
Speaker 6: I want to know all of it. I cannot wait
Speaker 6: to see how this plays out just in time right
Speaker 6: after my Meninda's Brother series drops. This case is exploding
Speaker 6: and I absolutely cannot wait to see where this goes.
Speaker 6: We're going to keep an update on it as the
Speaker 6: story progresses. Megan Kelly, your cunt fucking stinks. Okay, I
Speaker 6: smell fish in the air, all right, but yeah, Merry
Speaker 6: Christmas everybody, and fuck you, Rob. You've got what was
Speaker 6: coming to.
Speaker 13: You stops coming done.
Speaker 6: I'm watching it all. I love people around.
Speaker 2: Maybe pa.
Speaker 15: The check down.
Speaker 1: All bad.
Speaker 4: For the happiest time.
Speaker 15: Maybe think.
Speaker 2: They're seeing me jack pot.
Speaker 6: But it's not like Christmas at all. I remember, really
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