Speaker 1: From Workhouse Connect and aj Benze fame. Uh, he'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. Is uh the guy put the cock
Speaker 1: in the peacock network. Okay, bitch, Hey, everybody aj Benzi
Speaker 1: here with fame is a bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for what December tenth, twenty twenty four. One
Speaker 1: zero two oh two four. I like it. I'm not
Speaker 1: in a good mood today. I mean, just get that
Speaker 1: out in the open right away. Just not. My day
Speaker 1: began like shit early this morning, and uh, I'm just
Speaker 1: like a lot of people trying to fight my way through.
Speaker 1: How many good mood though? Roccos got one or the
Speaker 1: first of his four games this week. Basketball home and
Speaker 1: away games is a tournament, man, It's crazy. I love it.
Speaker 1: But uh, you know, for four or five Sames Thanksgiving week,
Speaker 1: four games this week, this is great. I gotta start
Speaker 1: shopping for Christmas in the mornings or late mornings. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what. I got a few things on Amazon.
Speaker 1: It's too it's too easy. It's too easy to buy
Speaker 1: shit on Amazon. You're just gonna get yourself in trouble.
Speaker 1: It's so easy to press. Why even go to cart
Speaker 1: buy now? I could die in ten minutes. I'm buying
Speaker 1: this now. Crazy. You get it, gets to the house,
Speaker 1: you go, this looks different. It's just looked like I bought.
Speaker 1: I'm a bead guy. I'm a bead freak, you know.
Speaker 1: Like in the old house, I used to have these
Speaker 1: beads that went from the kitchen into the computer room.
Speaker 1: There was a little computer room off the back of
Speaker 1: the kitchen, and I liked it. I got some beads
Speaker 1: that hung and the beads were in the shape of
Speaker 1: an Indian woman or shall I say, a Native America,
Speaker 1: not a woman resembling Kamala Harris or half of her
Speaker 1: or whatever. A quarter No, But I like that. I
Speaker 1: like the sound of beads, you know, clacking together when
Speaker 1: you leave a room. So I said about beads to
Speaker 1: the kitchen. It's not a big, grand kitchen area, but
Speaker 1: I just like to like close a room off with beads.
Speaker 1: But it turns out I didn't look at the picture
Speaker 1: good enough. I got a nice colored light tan beige,
Speaker 1: which kind of matches the walls and some of the
Speaker 1: artwork around it, and the table in the dining room,
Speaker 1: and I saw some pearls on it, but it's basically
Speaker 1: it strings. It's a bunch of strings, but like a
Speaker 1: few pearls hanging around. So yeah, I like it though.
Speaker 1: It's nice, but it's so easy to buy an Amazon.
Speaker 1: But here's the good news. I go to Rouse the
Speaker 1: other day to get some adobo. Right, that's the spice
Speaker 1: I swear by that I use in countless meals. I
Speaker 1: love a dobo. Just garlic seasoning. To me, it works
Speaker 1: better than garlic salt. Garlic powder scares me. It just scared.
Speaker 1: Garlic powder looks like cocaine to me. So whenever it spills,
Speaker 1: I get like a little, uh was this? I want
Speaker 1: to wipe it on my gums, but I don't. I'm
Speaker 1: only kidding. Double is the best. You go to the
Speaker 1: store and you got a typical doboll sized can on
Speaker 1: that can container maybe the size of my hand, less
Speaker 1: than my hand. Yeah, six seventy nine. You know things
Speaker 1: are crazy now? Seven everything's eight dollars in the store. Everything, jelly, bread,
Speaker 1: eggs eight eight ninety nine, seven nine nine, ridiculous. You
Speaker 1: get eight dollars to death, death by a thousand cuts.
Speaker 1: But anyhow, I know a double are. Yeah. I would
Speaker 1: have bought it in the store for eight, nine, even
Speaker 1: ten dollars cause I have to have it. It's a
Speaker 1: staple because I cook every day. Couldn't find it at Ralphs.
Speaker 1: Go down to Mexican or the Latin American aisle as
Speaker 1: if Mexicans speak Latin, I can't. I hate this whole shit.
Speaker 1: Just say Mexican ale. It's so easy. This tacoes, there's
Speaker 1: burrito shit? Is this? I mean, who we kidding? Latin America. Okay,
Speaker 1: they don't have it. Let me just check Amazon. The
Speaker 1: look it's it's only four dollars and forty cents on Amazon.
Speaker 1: It'll be tomorrow. I order it. It comes to my
Speaker 1: house and it's like a jumbo container, brilliant. It's like
Speaker 1: a it's huge. So sometimes you hit that Amazon, you're
Speaker 1: doing the right thing. By the way, the great Gail
Speaker 1: Edwards has uh well, she set me straight. Gail edwold
Speaker 1: send me some emails the other day when I mentioned
Speaker 1: the Italian movie Swept Away, which to me is such
Speaker 1: a sexy movie, and I went through what it's about,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, the lowly Italian who's working as
Speaker 1: a shipmate on this boat. We're a very proper, upper
Speaker 1: class Italian woman and he's a low level communist type guy.
Speaker 1: And this woman is all about, you know, the big
Speaker 1: time people in Italy and they look down upon the Southerners.
Speaker 1: And I mentioned the fact that he said, I'm sodomizing you,
Speaker 1: and that's what I remember, that, the fact that she
Speaker 1: eventually succumbed to him being the master. And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: rule you because your people do this to my people.
Speaker 1: But on the boat, now that we're swept away and
Speaker 1: living on a deserted island, you're gonna do what I
Speaker 1: tell you to do. So I haven't seen it for years,
Speaker 1: And Gail Edwards tells me aj it was the woman
Speaker 1: who wanted to be sodomized. She told him satimized me.
Speaker 1: And he got embarrassed because he didn't know what the
Speaker 1: word meant. He thought she was so fancy. She was
Speaker 1: trying to confuse him with the fancy word. But then
Speaker 1: she kind of more or less put him where he
Speaker 1: should be, to sideamizer, and he understood. So, yeah, my apologies.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, years ago, by you think you
Speaker 1: know everything about a movie and something like that slipped
Speaker 1: by me. So thank you, Gail Edwards. I'm not afraid
Speaker 1: to take things on the chin. I almost said balls
Speaker 1: on the chin. I was thinking of Andrew Dice Clay. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not afraid. I could take it on the gym.
Speaker 1: And I'm wrong. I'm wrong. I get it that problem.
Speaker 1: I've said things that I remember, Like a few weeks ago,
Speaker 1: I mentioned the wrong I mentioned I think I mentioned
Speaker 1: I called Kelsey on the Chiefs. Did I call them
Speaker 1: Justin Kelsey? I figured I used a completely different name.
Speaker 1: And sometimes I go, you know, if you just talk
Speaker 1: every day from forty five minutes to fifty five minutes,
Speaker 1: you're gonna just say something that is wrong. It's just
Speaker 1: the way it goes. Here's what I'm not wrong about, though.
Speaker 1: I tried to watch the documentary on Max yacht Rock
Speaker 1: The yacht Rock Dot about Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, you know,
Speaker 1: uh a group I can't fucking stand Steely Dan, can't
Speaker 1: stand them, and yet they act like the album Asia
Speaker 1: is the epitome of the greatest album ever made. I'm looking,
Speaker 1: what the fuck are you? I tried to watch it.
Speaker 1: A few people I know and respect and liked their
Speaker 1: ideas of good TV. So you gotta watch the Yacht
Speaker 1: yacht Rock Dot Doc. Okay, I tried this morning, couldn't
Speaker 1: take it. The songs just aren't exciting enough for me,
Speaker 1: and I listened. The first album I bought was The
Speaker 1: Doobie Brothers because I couldn't take Michael McDonald's voice. And
Speaker 1: I loved taking to do I love that you don't
Speaker 1: know me because you brother. I didn't know he had
Speaker 1: this magnificent voice at the time or anything about him,
Speaker 1: but I was. I was in eighth grade and I
Speaker 1: had enough money for MoMA Launch to go buy an
Speaker 1: album for like three dollars and fifty cents at the
Speaker 1: mall and signed Sam Goodies, and I felt that wasn't
Speaker 1: an album, that was actually a cassette an a track,
Speaker 1: and I thought, Wow, I could play the Doobie Brothers
Speaker 1: in my father's car. Eventually he gave me the car,
Speaker 1: the big old rust colored Impalla, and I loved playing
Speaker 1: the Doobie Brothers. But Steely Dan No. Christopher Russ Sailing,
Speaker 1: of course said that's not a beautiful song. But yacht
Speaker 1: rock no, and No, I can't Kenny Logins. I've always
Speaker 1: sold different about him, and I do like a few
Speaker 1: of his songs. But once I heard from a very
Speaker 1: reliable source, I mean a source that is impeccable, like
Speaker 1: my Jamie Fox source, say to me, you know Kenny
Speaker 1: Logins wears diapers because sometimes he gets so excited and
Speaker 1: performs so long he ships himself. And I can never
Speaker 1: shake that image of Kenny Logans singing footloose. I always
Speaker 1: think of bowels loose, just and I tried to. After
Speaker 1: I turned the channel, I said, what else is on
Speaker 1: Max Christopher Reeves documentary? I know he's I know he
Speaker 1: was a phenomenal man. I know what he did and
Speaker 1: how he stood up and faced the music of his
Speaker 1: of his being paralyzed. I and him and the wife
Speaker 1: would have been amazing partnership. And she just said to Tim,
Speaker 1: you're still you. I'm never gonna pull this plug. His
Speaker 1: old mother wanted to pull the plug on him on Superman.
Speaker 1: Everybody told me that you're gonna do what you're gonna
Speaker 1: play Superman. Your career is over. People don't know a
Speaker 1: fucking thing, you know. I specialize and talking about people
Speaker 1: and knowing people and knowing their dynamics of their careers
Speaker 1: in life. To tell you unequivocally that nobody knows a
Speaker 1: fucking thing. You need to get off your ass and
Speaker 1: do what you think you need to do, because if
Speaker 1: there are people in your life telling you you're gonna
Speaker 1: do one, no, it's very hard to do it. I mean,
Speaker 1: you may pay no mind to those people because they
Speaker 1: don't want you to rise above them. They don't want
Speaker 1: you to rise above their lives, which they secretly think
Speaker 1: it night are pitiful when they lay their head and
Speaker 1: their pillows, they're they're they're nasty people. They're not happy people.
Speaker 1: They don't want other people to enjoy the fruits of
Speaker 1: their labor and huge success. I'm not like that. I
Speaker 1: know there's more than we can imagine for anybody. There's
Speaker 1: more to go around than you could imagine. Everybody. Go
Speaker 1: make you money, go get rich, Do what the fuck
Speaker 1: do you want to do? Do not sit home and wonder.
Speaker 1: Someone so said it's good be no in that respect.
Speaker 1: I like what Christopher Reeve did, but I can't watch
Speaker 1: the documentary. I can't, and I'll tell you the really
Speaker 1: stupid reason why. It's not stupid. It's what I firmly believe.
Speaker 1: I spent a big part of the nineteen eighties as
Speaker 1: I've told you before and again, remember the final exam
Speaker 1: coming before New Year's Oh you better. I spent a
Speaker 1: lot of time in the lobbies of hospitals, the waiting
Speaker 1: rooms of hospitals, when many gay men had their lovers
Speaker 1: suffering with AIDS, suffering from AIDS, whatever you want to say,
Speaker 1: because my father was on the same floor as those men.
Speaker 1: And I know when it man is losing weight because
Speaker 1: of HIV or full blown AIDS. Christopher Reeve had that look,
Speaker 1: and I think it's a situation where we're never gonna
Speaker 1: know the truth because his wife was a terrific protector
Speaker 1: of him. We'll never know. But I firmly believe not
Speaker 1: that it even matters cares he was gay. Go have
Speaker 1: a fucking ball, even though you live in a double life.
Speaker 1: I don't wanna go down that road. But look, you
Speaker 1: really loved men, or you dabbled, according to your ex
Speaker 1: lover who wrote a book about it, which I believe.
Speaker 1: I see AIDS on him and the two pay just
Speaker 1: I know. Look, I'm an aesthetic person. You may think
Speaker 1: I'm a piece of shit for saying this. I don't.
Speaker 1: I can't look at him because I know I'm looking
Speaker 1: at someone that's lying to us, like Rock Hudson, When
Speaker 1: when you're around that disease enough, or around the people
Speaker 1: who suffered that awful disease, you see the signs Rock Hudson,
Speaker 1: Christopher Reeve had it. You can't tell me, Freddie Mercury,
Speaker 1: you could see there was no secret there. You can't
Speaker 1: tell me otherwise. So I can't watch a documentary and
Speaker 1: think everything I'm watching is truthful. What I know the
Speaker 1: person the documentary's about is being dishonest and was dishonest,
Speaker 1: and that's up to him, but it affects the way
Speaker 1: I viewed things. I'm sorry. Speaking of movies, I still
Speaker 1: can't get this fucking wicked out of my face because
Speaker 1: it's in front of me every single day. But i
Speaker 1: will tell you I have inside information, and I'm glad
Speaker 1: I got it because I knew I was right. I knew.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at the way that Cynthia Arrivo, who looks
Speaker 1: like she's a fucking Martian. She doesn't look like she
Speaker 1: grew up on Earth. And Ariana Grande, who is a
Speaker 1: little cute pixie. She's adorable. That dimple like I always
Speaker 1: Tay can hold up a cup of water and I
Speaker 1: think she's funny as all hell. She's great on side
Speaker 1: of that live. Yeah, she was an asshole by licking
Speaker 1: the doughnut that time. You give people two or three
Speaker 1: years of being an asshole, like we afforded Justin Bieber
Speaker 1: and many other people in Hollywood, then they got to
Speaker 1: clean up their act. She's more or less cleaned up herrack.
Speaker 1: She's a phenomenal talent. She's very pretty, she's very sweet.
Speaker 1: She's also very phony. And we've been seeing the interviews
Speaker 1: that Horror and Arrevo are doing. They're making this big
Speaker 1: press tour, and especially that meeting when they talk to
Speaker 1: the writer from the gay publication Out magazine, Tracy Gildpress,
Speaker 1: who said she represents clear media or gay media. Okay, great,
Speaker 1: can't they just be media period? But these two we've
Speaker 1: talked about the way they're stroking each other, touching each other,
Speaker 1: crying to each other, and that whole interview with people
Speaker 1: are holding space for you. That's what the journalist said,
Speaker 1: people are holding space. And I'm looking in the way
Speaker 1: a Revo and Grande acted and I'm going, they don't
Speaker 1: know what the fuck that phrase means. These these people
Speaker 1: have no idea, but they think this is so important
Speaker 1: as acts is this on this big runaway hit movie.
Speaker 1: They have to feign intellectualism and act like they know
Speaker 1: what that means. They had no fucking idea. Okay, it
Speaker 1: looks they look ridiculous at this stuff in these interviews.
Speaker 1: Not this stuff. They look so out of place. Holding space.
Speaker 1: I didn't know people were doing that A Revos that
Speaker 1: means the world to me. Turns out now they're saying,
Speaker 1: we didn't know what that meant. Chuckle, chuckle. We didn't
Speaker 1: know what that. We didn't know what that journalist meant
Speaker 1: by that holding space on I was tapping Cynthia's hand
Speaker 1: and she was tapping mine back, and we didn't know
Speaker 1: what any part of it meant. A Reval said, I
Speaker 1: didn't understand the first sentence, and I definitely didn't understand
Speaker 1: what was happening after that, and they go back and forth,
Speaker 1: back and forth. Let me tell you them. I found
Speaker 1: out from some people very close to that movie that
Speaker 1: the makers of them you're not happy and have not
Speaker 1: been happy with the way these stupid interviews have been going.
Speaker 1: Okay about being in the moment and holding space and
Speaker 1: the crying, and they're very aware They're very aware of
Speaker 1: the way people are responding to these articles in a
Speaker 1: very negative fashion by saying these two look great two
Speaker 1: years I mean they were still with thin but they
Speaker 1: looked okay, fairly well nourished, typical human beings in that
Speaker 1: space in the world acting people don't have bread six
Speaker 1: months before the Oscars or Golden Globes. We know who
Speaker 1: they are. No carbs, no alcohol. It looks stupid. It
Speaker 1: looks stupid. And people behind the movie told them enough
Speaker 1: of this horse shit. I don't know what you're doing.
Speaker 1: It doesn't work, people don't like the way it looks,
Speaker 1: and it's actually, yeah, the movie's gonna make a fortune.
Speaker 1: We already know that, but the studio still wants to
Speaker 1: be looked upon as putting together a really good movie
Speaker 1: with two people who aren't nuts. But that's how they're
Speaker 1: coming off. I gotta tell you, you know, she was
Speaker 1: on Dak Shepherd's show not too long ago, and she
Speaker 1: took offense, and I'm back on Dak Shepherd's nut. I'm
Speaker 1: back to really liking his show. I love his honesty,
Speaker 1: even though he's lived somewhat of a very different life
Speaker 1: than I. But you know, he was an addict is
Speaker 1: an addict and talks very openly a battle. I give
Speaker 1: him a lot of credit for that. Yeah, but he
Speaker 1: does things that I just don't do. But that's the
Speaker 1: beauty of finding a podcast where you can identify with
Speaker 1: somebody and then not on everything. But I get it.
Speaker 1: I get it. In fact, he was on the other
Speaker 1: podcast Two Bears, One Cave with Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura,
Speaker 1: and he said they Bert asked him, you didn't know
Speaker 1: you were even gonna do a podcast, and now it
Speaker 1: got to the point where you made sixty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong, his podcast is good. He's got
Speaker 1: the the The Indian girl to him, was smart, she
Speaker 1: checks boxes, she does the show with him. His wife
Speaker 1: is Kristen Bell, who everybody thinks is you know, the
Speaker 1: little the Bell, the ball whatever. To me, she's like
Speaker 1: a fifth grader. But okay, they're happy. Good for them.
Speaker 1: They got two kids, they love whatever, have a ball.
Speaker 1: But you know, I don't agree with everything he's done
Speaker 1: with his life. Something like I look at him, Oh
Speaker 1: I can't get you know, maybe I'm jealous. The guy's jacked.
Speaker 1: He's taking testostro and he tells people exactly what he does.
Speaker 1: He's in the weight where he's getting very strong. Is
Speaker 1: a big dude. He was bullied and picked on. But
Speaker 1: the thing that I just want to say is he's
Speaker 1: so honest. Why doesn't he cop to having a big
Speaker 1: hair system on his head that's not his hair? I
Speaker 1: just watched Chips the other night with him and Michael Penga,
Speaker 1: the scientology crazy fuck, because I wanted to see Dak
Speaker 1: Shepherd's hair system, and it is a crazy system that
Speaker 1: the front of his head. He appears to be too
Speaker 1: young to have lost the top of his head of hair,
Speaker 1: but there's something along. It's weird, plastered down. It's not
Speaker 1: the way hair falls naturally or whatever. But he asked
Speaker 1: Cynthia Arrivo, who wears the nails that are four inches long,
Speaker 1: how do you wipe your ass? He went there, and
Speaker 1: of course she was very very upset. She didn't like
Speaker 1: that very you know, oh my goodness, how could you
Speaker 1: ask me that question? And she said something like, you know,
Speaker 1: people use the balls of their fingers something to that effect.
Speaker 1: They're not the finger nails. And he let it go,
Speaker 1: but she let him know that she didn't like the question. Well,
Speaker 1: we don't like you. We don't like the way you look.
Speaker 1: When I look at Cynthia Arriva with the hooks and rings,
Speaker 1: it appears to it looks like my father's tackle box
Speaker 1: fell at my feet. I also saw a video on
Speaker 1: Instagram this morning, trying to clear my fucking head that well,
Speaker 1: people talking about this post on Instagram. It's a video
Speaker 1: of a long line of black college girls. All right,
Speaker 1: we're a little span, a little sparkly outfits. Right, we
Speaker 1: were walking down the stadium steps, had a big football
Speaker 1: field and they're about to go on the field. Now. Look,
Speaker 1: every single black girl was big. I mean over two
Speaker 1: hundred pounds big. I don't know the school. It could
Speaker 1: possibly be one of those black universities like Howard or Grambling.
Speaker 1: I don't know. But honestly, we had this discussion the
Speaker 1: other week about how overweight America is. That if you
Speaker 1: go back and look at pictures of Coney Island or
Speaker 1: any type of baseball game or football game, not only
Speaker 1: where people wearing suits and hats. At these games, nobody
Speaker 1: was overweight or gigantically overweight. No one was obese, not
Speaker 1: at Coney Island, not down the Jersey Shore. I don't
Speaker 1: know where you grew up, but it didn't. It didn't happen.
Speaker 1: So that's why we love the fact that Bobby Canley
Speaker 1: juniors coming aboard to maybe even get rid of die
Speaker 1: in food. That's what I'm hearing. Your cereals not gonna
Speaker 1: have die anymore, and a lot of others, and this
Speaker 1: is gonna be great. We need this as America. We
Speaker 1: need to be told to get outside, exercise, get some sun,
Speaker 1: feel good, don't sit in. Most of us are now
Speaker 1: hall working from home, sitting on our asses. You need
Speaker 1: vitamin B, you need the sunshine. You need to get
Speaker 1: out and move. It's good for your heart, it's good
Speaker 1: for everything. No we sit down. We work from home.
Speaker 1: I work from home. I don't go to the office anymore.
Speaker 1: Triggers me from nine to eleven. I get triggered from COVID.
Speaker 1: Everybody's full of shit gonna work. It's like two fifths
Speaker 1: of New York City skyscrapers are empty since COVID. You
Speaker 1: understand how much money that is not being paid to
Speaker 1: the city of New York. The one good thing I'll
Speaker 1: say about New York is it looks like they caught
Speaker 1: the guy who shot the healthcare executive. Apparently this kid's
Speaker 1: a valedictorian. I went to an Ivy League college. These
Speaker 1: these things are just coming in today. I hate that
Speaker 1: he's Italian. Is a very Italian name, Like, my god,
Speaker 1: the guy should have want a pizza on his fucking head.
Speaker 1: He's out Italian. I'll leave a clover garlic behind. But
Speaker 1: either way we'll find that more it looks more and
Speaker 1: more like it's going to be about a kid who
Speaker 1: is protecting himself or somebody in his family who wasn't
Speaker 1: covered medically. I can totally understand that completely. I know
Speaker 1: so many of you, those of you who we've talked
Speaker 1: about on the show, who got cancer, suffered from cancer, died,
Speaker 1: went through the mill with illnesses, et cetera. The bills
Speaker 1: you get from hospitals if you're not coveted by insurance,
Speaker 1: even if you are covered, a million dollars like it's nothing.
Speaker 1: A million dollars like they're telling you give me two
Speaker 1: fifty will it? You know, we'll call it even a million.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck could pay that? Ever, and then hope
Speaker 1: to god they don't get sick again. It's enough to
Speaker 1: make you sick and die prematurely. So if the guy
Speaker 1: did that. I'm not saying it's justified, but can we
Speaker 1: kind of all understand it a little bit if we've
Speaker 1: had a love one who was treated like that by
Speaker 1: an insurance company, a company that's got more fucking money
Speaker 1: than God. I still don't like the way the wife
Speaker 1: acted to the press. It's looking less and less and
Speaker 1: less like she had something to do with the police
Speaker 1: would have found out by now, But I just then
Speaker 1: I found that they lived the part, so okay. It
Speaker 1: wasn't a happy home. So maybe that's the vibe I
Speaker 1: was getting before I knew. But anyhow, these big black girl,
Speaker 1: big heavy black girls walking down the steps of the stadium,
Speaker 1: all strutting, very proud to do some type of on
Speaker 1: field performance. At first I thought, oh, is this a
Speaker 1: drum line? And then I said, or is it a
Speaker 1: line for drumsticks? Chicken? Meaning I mean, I never saw
Speaker 1: a turkey drums day. I never saw this man. Twenty
Speaker 1: five to thirty young girls with thunder thighs. Why is
Speaker 1: this okay? Why do these women want to appeal to
Speaker 1: men who want them thick, out of shape, obese and
Speaker 1: not healthy. It ain't like they're gonna stick around ladies,
Speaker 1: just my thoughts speaking about thick, thick women. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about jay Z. Well, we all knew, didn't we know?
Speaker 1: Jay Z would finally be dragged into the p Diddy
Speaker 1: rape sex assault scenario with the freak offs, et cetera.
Speaker 1: We knew this, well, it came true yesterday. I mean,
Speaker 1: his wife Beyonce must be out of her mind except
Speaker 1: to say she knew this. She knew before they marry
Speaker 1: he had a pass. She knew during their marriage he
Speaker 1: was a cheater, and now she's finding out just how
Speaker 1: bad things may have went and how gross he may
Speaker 1: have been. Jane Doe filed a very disturbing allegation in
Speaker 1: the New York Court saying that jay Z, in part
Speaker 1: along with Puffy Combs, had their way with her. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's almost like we're numb to these stories anymore. There's
Speaker 1: so many of these. She was a teenager. She says
Speaker 1: she was attacked by Diddy and jay Z at this
Speaker 1: drug fueled house party. You ready for this in two
Speaker 1: thousand at the VMA's at Radio City Musical. I can
Speaker 1: tell you right now I went to that show because
Speaker 1: I was still working at E. I worked at E
Speaker 1: till two thousand and one. In two thousand, with my
Speaker 1: talk show coming on in September, I went there to
Speaker 1: just because that's what I did. I always went to
Speaker 1: New York and was invited to these things for years.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you what the hell went down. I
Speaker 1: don't know if that was the year that Eminem walked
Speaker 1: in with a bunch of slim shadies behind him from
Speaker 1: the street, all kids dressed with his crew cutting and
Speaker 1: white te's and jeans. It could have been that I
Speaker 1: was there with a couple of friends of mine, two
Speaker 1: girls that were from Brazil. There were Rocos friends. They
Speaker 1: were waitresses at Rocos restaurant, beautiful girls. I wasn't with them,
Speaker 1: but I took them. And that's the night that I
Speaker 1: ran it for Jamie Fox, and he sent his little
Speaker 1: partner over to get the girls away from me to
Speaker 1: go to his house after the show. And that's what
Speaker 1: I friended, the stab and the chest with a knife
Speaker 1: up my sleeve, and he said, oh you must be Italian.
Speaker 1: I don't want no problems, and said I don't want anything,
Speaker 1: but they'll have to send some fucking little pussy to
Speaker 1: get my girls to go to your house. You come
Speaker 1: and ask me. Oh, you got it, man, you got it.
Speaker 1: Me and Jamie Fox really were full circle, as if
Speaker 1: he thinks about me at all. But the point is this,
Speaker 1: I was right about that, and I'm right about this,
Speaker 1: this whole thing. Of Course jay Z and did he
Speaker 1: had their way with girls, of course they did. But
Speaker 1: this girl was a young teenager and she says this
Speaker 1: attack happened after she had a drink that left her
Speaker 1: feeling woozy and lightheaded. Okay, this is the Bill Cosby
Speaker 1: school of bartending. She looked for a place to rest,
Speaker 1: she wanted to lie down for a moment. Then, of
Speaker 1: course Puffy enters the room, so does jay Z and
Speaker 1: a female celebrity. We still don't know the name yet.
Speaker 1: Was it Jay Long? Hmmm? That was around the time.
Speaker 1: Did he aggressively approached her, crazed look in his eyes,
Speaker 1: grabbed her and said are you ready to party? Then
Speaker 1: he threw her against the wall. She fell down, She
Speaker 1: gets up, she stumbles, he grabs her again, throws her
Speaker 1: on the bed, and we know what happens then. So
Speaker 1: now jay Z's feeling all remorse, telling everybody what do
Speaker 1: you mean? And Beyonce, I got to sit the kids
Speaker 1: down and tell them what happened. Yeah, you're here Halla,
Speaker 1: whatever the fuck. It's just so stupid. I believe everything
Speaker 1: I hear about these guys and about that era and
Speaker 1: what they did, and these allegations that we've been hearing
Speaker 1: from months now, how bad, how these are awful allegations.
Speaker 1: It is no way Puffy walks away from this, even
Speaker 1: though I said early on there's gotta be a way
Speaker 1: he wion't serve a day in jail, I mean beyond
Speaker 1: the trial. I don't know. Of course, jay Z Beyonce
Speaker 1: said they're heartbroken for the girls family. Oh what blah
Speaker 1: blah blah. But here we go again. This case, the
Speaker 1: Diddy case, just got a big kick in the ass.
Speaker 1: I feel like my interest in Ditty's case maybe was
Speaker 1: dying down a little bit, even though the other day
Speaker 1: we found that another woman was made to identify herself
Speaker 1: if she wanted her lawsuit to go forward saying that
Speaker 1: Diddy raped her. We find out she used to be
Speaker 1: married to an NHL player. They're not together anymore either,
Speaker 1: but yeah, she's one of them, and now jay Z
Speaker 1: is implicated. It feels like one of those firework displays,
Speaker 1: you know, when you light fireworks on Fourth of July.
Speaker 1: You light this big one, it takes off, makes that
Speaker 1: piercing sound, It flies up into the dark sky, and
Speaker 1: then it starts to drop a little bit, and then
Speaker 1: the second report happens, the second explosion or whatever, and
Speaker 1: it goes way up in the sky. That's what jay
Speaker 1: Z's name just did to the Diddy sex assault, kidnapping,
Speaker 1: racketeering case. And look, let's be real, let's put down
Speaker 1: the gauntlet, throw it down. Let these allegations finally be
Speaker 1: enough to take away jay Z from the NFL halftime shows.
Speaker 1: Tell them as New York City Casino was fucking dead
Speaker 1: in the water. Bring the halftime show back to its
Speaker 1: glory days. Can you get Aerosmith? Maybe not that, but
Speaker 1: can we get Prince? I know he's dead, but let's
Speaker 1: go back to those days. Everything in the last few
Speaker 1: years has looked and sounded the same. It looks like
Speaker 1: a prison break or a shady strip club just spilled
Speaker 1: out into a football field, like a football game broke
Speaker 1: out into a lap dance. That's not a halftime show
Speaker 1: for the family. The super Bowl is as big as
Speaker 1: Christmas now when it comes to family getting together. The
Speaker 1: industry is coming undone before our very eyes. And it
Speaker 1: doesn't surprise me one bit that anybodybody connected to Diddy
Speaker 1: is just as guilty, if not more than he. But
Speaker 1: can I question the girl and the girl's parents don't
Speaker 1: excuse me? Why are they waiting twenty five years? Where
Speaker 1: were why? What? Where was his thirteen year old's parents?
Speaker 1: Excuse me? Can we put any of the judgment on them?
Speaker 1: And I have to say this as well before we
Speaker 1: played Judge and Jewelry for jay Z. Let's be real,
Speaker 1: these guys didn't have to try hard to find very
Speaker 1: willing high school age girls or younger girls to jump
Speaker 1: at the chance to be with them. It's the culture.
Speaker 1: It's rap culture. It's disgusting, but that's really the truth. Yes,
Speaker 1: they're wrong for doing it, but the music that the
Speaker 1: industry has allowed to proliferate is the reason that these
Speaker 1: girls get swept up in this filthy, disgusting net of
Speaker 1: sex and violence. Finally, I'm not too happy that Eric Carmon,
Speaker 1: Remember Eric Carmon, my god, the guy was in the Raspberries,
Speaker 1: had a huge solo career. He died not too long ago.
Speaker 1: His wife put out a press release, it's with tremendous sadness.
Speaker 1: We share the heartbreaking news of the passing of Eric Carmon.
Speaker 1: Our sweet, loving and talented Eric passed away in his sleep.
Speaker 1: It brought him great joy to know that for decades
Speaker 1: his music touched somebody. That'll be his last thing. Let
Speaker 1: please respect the family's privacy as we mourn our enormous loss.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. Never gives a cause of death. This
Speaker 1: is something that bothers me. It should be mandatory. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I can't. Never gives a cause of that. That's weird
Speaker 1: to me. Was it a suicide? Was he taking fentanel?
Speaker 1: What happened? Did he fall and hit his head in
Speaker 1: a hotel room alone like Bob Saggott? I don't know.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Saggot's wife has now moved on
Speaker 1: with Breckon Meyer. Excuse me what Breckon Meyer? Just look
Speaker 1: at breck and Meyer's oh aj. It doesn't matter about
Speaker 1: his work, It matters what kind of man he is. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: you want the five six A Under Club, I give
Speaker 1: you breck and Meyer. The guy from Clueless, The Craft,
Speaker 1: Road Trip, rat Race, Ghost of Girlfriends Past, and he
Speaker 1: played John R. Buckle in the live action Garfield movies.
Speaker 1: Not the kind of career I'm gonna stop and watch unfold.
Speaker 1: He was the kind of shit I would never want
Speaker 1: to see. I can't even imagine being a little league
Speaker 1: coach at yelling at recon recon cover a third brecon.
Speaker 1: I can't back to Eric harmon no cause of death.
Speaker 1: So let's just imagine, I say, Aids, what do you say? Well,
Speaker 1: why not? Let's spread that rumor? Why keep it a mystery?
Speaker 1: Why did people do this? Remember his song, his song
Speaker 1: Oh bumb Massive I want to be oh bomb? I
Speaker 1: mean when I was a kid, that song was so
Speaker 1: powerful to me that I would see it into a
Speaker 1: fucking hairbrush playing my sister's victrolla as it was called.
Speaker 1: It really was stereo, but my mother and father it's
Speaker 1: on the victrola where my sneak is next to the victrolla. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: I remember being a kid and knowing that I wanted
Speaker 1: to be in that situation where I could literally think
Speaker 1: of myself in such a bad time that I would
Speaker 1: have to maybe tell people when I was young, I
Speaker 1: never need anyone. Making love was just for fun those days.
Speaker 1: Who didn't feel like Eric Carmen felt even before we
Speaker 1: had sex. That's the power of a real songwriter. Wow,
Speaker 1: why did people not tell people how somebody they loved died?
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you want people? Wouldn't you want to let people
Speaker 1: know about it? Maybe by doing so, if it was suicide,
Speaker 1: you could help one person thinking about it, even one person,
Speaker 1: as they say, maybe not. Look, I don't know. I'm
Speaker 1: always of the belief that when you're famous, the world
Speaker 1: believes that they're allowed a piece of you. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: that thing, that that beautiful spiritual thing that those of
Speaker 1: us who grew up wanting to touch people, we knew
Speaker 1: that was part of the deal. That's wrapped up in
Speaker 1: the fish. I give my soul and energy to you.
Speaker 1: You follow me, you devote a certain amount of time
Speaker 1: in your life to be and my endeavors, and we
Speaker 1: both walk away with a win. Isn't that perfect? You
Speaker 1: get something, I get something symbiotic relationship to the core.
Speaker 1: It's not always that a celebrity or a singer in
Speaker 1: this case, just gets into this field of work because
Speaker 1: they want to be filled up with pride and love
Speaker 1: and fame. That's not always it. It's very much. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm not gonna get wealthy or infamous because I'm
Speaker 1: doing this podcast. But I love to do it and
Speaker 1: I love to talk. I love to give you things
Speaker 1: and have you react to my soul because people like
Speaker 1: me or any type of artist, And I feel even
Speaker 1: funny saying that we want to present something to you,
Speaker 1: whether it's a dish for the back of a hectic
Speaker 1: restaurant or a painting, a book, a movie, a song,
Speaker 1: or a podcast. We know our art is worthless unless
Speaker 1: we release it to people. So artists are all too
Speaker 1: familiar about the relationship between the maker and the taker.
Speaker 1: It's a shame his wife isn't unless, of course, he
Speaker 1: instructed or not to divulge his illness. In that case,
Speaker 1: now I know why he wrote oh bum Finally, Gang,
Speaker 1: I want to dedicate this show to Daniel Penny, the
Speaker 1: dude that did his civic duty when he took down
Speaker 1: that very threatening, menacing mental case named Jordan Neely, the
Speaker 1: psychotic socio who was a Michael Jackson impersonator who loved
Speaker 1: to get high end synthetic drugs and frightened people to
Speaker 1: death on subways and trains around Manhattan. You know the story.
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny was found not guilty. Finally, Penny is a
Speaker 1: kid from my hometown of west Islup Long Island. Don't
Speaker 1: know him, don't know the family, did go to school
Speaker 1: with a John Penny. I'm not even sure if they're related,
Speaker 1: but I remember John Penny had this massive house on
Speaker 1: Keith Lane right off Monteauma. Why do we remember things
Speaker 1: that I don't know? I have no idea. Maybe he's
Speaker 1: related to John Penny. I don't know. The point is
Speaker 1: he's from my hometown, and I know guys like that,
Speaker 1: those of you who want to judge him on site
Speaker 1: or just from reading the story that's been spun by
Speaker 1: the filthy, disgusting media and the fat fuck is District
Speaker 1: Attorney Alvin Bragg, I bet any that none of you
Speaker 1: have ever had the balls to act like a hero
Speaker 1: on site. If you're putting this kid down or thinking
Speaker 1: he was wrong on what he did, I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think many of you, If not, I say any,
Speaker 1: maybe one or two of you have done this, if
Speaker 1: you have more power to you, But how many of
Speaker 1: you have jumped into the fraid to protect a trainload
Speaker 1: of people from one crazy sociopath. Probably none of us,
Speaker 1: especially when you know, you jump into a situation like
Speaker 1: that and you know shit can go sideways at any moment,
Speaker 1: and that could very well be the time when you
Speaker 1: write your own epitaph. There aren't many who jump to
Speaker 1: people's defense in this world outside of people who sign
Speaker 1: up for the armed forces. But Daniel Perry did because
Speaker 1: he's a next military man, and I like to think
Speaker 1: that maybe some of is valuable and still because of
Speaker 1: where he grew up along the same playgrounds and roads
Speaker 1: and paths that I did and my buddies did. But
Speaker 1: I know it's more than that, and I'll always side
Speaker 1: with him, not only because I know what he did
Speaker 1: was right, but you know, he saved lives. And I
Speaker 1: also think he's the same type of guy that all
Speaker 1: the guys I grew up within West Leicester bar as well,
Speaker 1: and that is stand up, strong, compassionate, tough. You know,
Speaker 1: don't give us a fucking reason put it that way.
Speaker 1: I also really honestly feel this decision in the court
Speaker 1: is a direct result of the Trump effect. I do
Speaker 1: don't tell many people on that jury don't know who
Speaker 1: was elected president. They could feel a change, like we
Speaker 1: all can. We saw the handshake heated on the Crone.
Speaker 1: You ain't fucking around. We saw him say you gotta pay.
Speaker 1: Countries have to pay. Mexico and Canada they should be
Speaker 1: the next state, fifty first and fifty second state. I
Speaker 1: don't want to keep subsidizing these people. You see it
Speaker 1: already talking to Zelenski. They kiss the ring. Even Jill
Speaker 1: Biden kissed the ring. We're making a fucking turnaround into
Speaker 1: a tougher place, but also a place where people care
Speaker 1: about each other more because with Biden and Harris, no
Speaker 1: one gave a shit less about anybody. You can sense
Speaker 1: the country and the integral parts of the world are
Speaker 1: turty and twisting to it a more understandable and moralistic future.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but I don't like waiting on hold for
Speaker 1: twelve minutes on nine to one one. I don't like
Speaker 1: that shit. Even Agavino a couple of years ago tell
Speaker 1: us in New Orleans the wait time was over thirty
Speaker 1: minutes for a cop to come to your door. Ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, we are on our own. You better protect yourself.
Speaker 1: I even stopped the cop in the parking lot of
Speaker 1: seven to eleven. I brought out this club I have
Speaker 1: that you retract, I said, to steal rod. He retracts
Speaker 1: it to like twelve inches, but you throw it a phone,
Speaker 1: it becomes this long baton that'll just destroy someone if
Speaker 1: you want to. I said, it's just legal for my call.
Speaker 1: He goes, not really, But you know, I don't blame
Speaker 1: you for having it. When you're a cop, say shit
Speaker 1: like that. Keep that thing under your seat. My buddy,
Speaker 1: tough Tony, we were talking today, the ex cop, about
Speaker 1: shit going on and about Daniel Penny and stuff, and
Speaker 1: I was telling her about that crazy black woman out
Speaker 1: in the street that I ran outside, who's yelling at
Speaker 1: five six am? And I totally shut the fuck up.
Speaker 1: But I got into her with her black male friend,
Speaker 1: who I think was her pimp, and he started talking
Speaker 1: shit to me, called me the N word. I gave
Speaker 1: him some shit that I called nine one one twelve
Speaker 1: minutes on hold, and the cops didn't even come to
Speaker 1: check it out. I said, just send a patrol car.
Speaker 1: They called me six hours later to see if she
Speaker 1: was still in the area. It's a different world. But
Speaker 1: tough Tony told me, you know, listen, if you've got
Speaker 1: to defend yourself and take action, you're gonna leave before
Speaker 1: for the cops show up. It's not the same as
Speaker 1: it used to be. Most cops are lazy and woke.
Speaker 1: Don't make their job easy. Leave because you're in fear
Speaker 1: of your safety. Look at the job done first. That's
Speaker 1: where we're at. So ladies and gentlemen, you better teach
Speaker 1: your kids what's right and wrong. Let them see what
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny did, call me hero in your house. You
Speaker 1: better teach those kids the same self respect that he
Speaker 1: had before they leave the house too. And I'd make
Speaker 1: sure they know how important it is to protect their
Speaker 1: fellow men outside of their family. And it would help
Speaker 1: if they learned some self defense as well, because not
Speaker 1: many of us know it. I know a lot of
Speaker 1: us say we look forward to setting off the little
Speaker 1: ones into the world and watch them grow and become
Speaker 1: sat as. Yeah, make sure they know that in reality,
Speaker 1: the world comes at you, and as I've warned you
Speaker 1: in the past, the world's got teeth and it bites back.
Speaker 1: So maybe teach them to throw the first punch like
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny did, or if that's too harsh, make sure
Speaker 1: they're still standing to throw the second and third punch.
Speaker 1: As much as I hate to say this, the enemy
Speaker 1: isn't always that hard to spot, Like in Jordan Neely's case.
Speaker 1: Poor kid never stood a chance. A young black man,
Speaker 1: mental illness, single mother, father, gone no education, lived in
Speaker 1: the projects. Kids like this grow up hating white people.
Speaker 1: It's like a fireman friend of mine once told me,
Speaker 1: after years working to beat in Brooklyn, it's not all
Speaker 1: of them, but it's always them. I'm aj Benzon. I
Speaker 1: was famous a bitch for December tenth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: We'll talk again tomorrow