Speaker 1: You are on the air with Jason Lauren Clints here
Speaker 1: as well. You're listening to Nober one hundred. Let's say
Speaker 1: hello to our next guest.
Speaker 2: Our next guest.
Speaker 3: Is usually outside of the studio, breaking solid news on
Speaker 3: the street for Jason Lauren and definitely no other show
Speaker 3: at the same time.
Speaker 4: Good morning guys, what's the latest?
Speaker 5: Chris?
Speaker 2: Her sauces are of the highest caliber. I talked to
Speaker 2: one guy and he was eating a big map outside matches.
Speaker 5: At the time.
Speaker 2: Her road crew is elit.
Speaker 4: We tried to.
Speaker 6: Get a accommodation early and that weve up to my
Speaker 6: cameraman's books.
Speaker 2: He had made a booking, but it.
Speaker 1: Was for me.
Speaker 6: When we reached out to our internal team with questions
Speaker 6: about why the quality of their news doesn't.
Speaker 3: Compare, they had this to say, someone else writes my news.
Speaker 7: And wait a.
Speaker 2: Minute, breaking news. This just in studio, Christine.
Speaker 4: And hello in morning guys.
Speaker 6: How good is it to be with you in studio
Speaker 6: so not on the mean streets of Melbourne.
Speaker 7: You've been.
Speaker 5: Unofficial show corresponding and we need news on the street.
Speaker 5: We borrow you from the Today Show sometimes. How long
Speaker 5: have you been on the Today Show? A thousand years.
Speaker 1: Right out of those thousand years, how many were tobacco
Speaker 1: shops that you're out in the front of.
Speaker 2: Doing ninety right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, ninety yes, I do find myself at a tobacco shop.
Speaker 4: Fighter.
Speaker 6: Someone asked me what suburb you go to a lot?
Speaker 6: Trugger Nina, Oh yeah, I'm always.
Speaker 5: In trugging n And you know what, people from Trugger
Speaker 5: nine are get really annoyed when I call it trugg
Speaker 5: and by accident.
Speaker 6: Do you know how I know it's trugg and nine.
Speaker 4: I think you told me because because it rhymes with something.
Speaker 4: That's how I got told to learn how to wait
Speaker 4: correct drug and Nina.
Speaker 7: Gotchaes and what that is?
Speaker 2: Clint? How do you remember Christine is No.
Speaker 6: I went into a into a cafe owner in truggan Nina,
Speaker 6: fresh from a tobacco shop fire, and said, how do
Speaker 6: you say this? How do you say this name? And
Speaker 6: that's how we find out how you say the suburb?
Speaker 3: Yeah a journalism.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, It's.
Speaker 1: Worked for you because a year after sixty Minuteshi congrat,
Speaker 1: girl's got a promotion.
Speaker 5: That's the dream, right, Like you're no longer on the
Speaker 5: streets of Traga Nina, you are sixty minutes.
Speaker 7: I know we get to see you do the camera
Speaker 7: at the start.
Speaker 6: I don't think I'm on the I don't think I'm
Speaker 6: important enough to be in the.
Speaker 2: Give it a week, give it away on the steak.
Speaker 4: We'll start it. We'll start a campaign.
Speaker 7: Big story you're covering. First up Diddy and the try.
Speaker 6: This is I mean, this is the court case that
Speaker 6: has captured the imagination of the world. And we have
Speaker 6: managed to get his personal assistant, so his former personal assistant.
Speaker 6: So nobody worked closer to with Diddy than for these
Speaker 6: two years.
Speaker 4: And this fellow we've got on the show, So.
Speaker 5: How do you get him? Like, how do you get
Speaker 5: Ditty's assistant to.
Speaker 4: Talk to you?
Speaker 6: Lots of phone calls to New York and basically because
Speaker 6: people think, oh, you know, you splash a lot of cash.
Speaker 6: That's it's not the way because we can't compete with
Speaker 6: people like Netflix, c and all those kind of things.
Speaker 6: But you know, this is a way to tell his
Speaker 6: story to the other side of the world.
Speaker 4: So it is in prison.
Speaker 6: Currently he's in prison. He's facing a federal trial at
Speaker 6: the moment. It's been going on for about two weeks.
Speaker 6: But what this story is about is no matter the
Speaker 6: outcome of that federal trial, and he's that criminal trial
Speaker 6: and he's facing life behind bars, there's a whole heap
Speaker 6: of civil lawsuits.
Speaker 3: Is there also implications a lot of other celebrities or
Speaker 3: Hollywood types are sort of embroiled, even inadvertently?
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 6: And a couple of those celebrities have already been named
Speaker 6: in the criminal trial, and now these names are popping
Speaker 6: up in the civil trial. And the lawyer I spoke
Speaker 6: to says they're cooperating with the FBI and any information
Speaker 6: they get that they think the FBI might be interested
Speaker 6: in their passing.
Speaker 2: Jesus silatious, what's a can I ask a question?
Speaker 5: What's what's a freaking I knew you were going to
Speaker 5: askwer it because it is confusing because parts of it
Speaker 5: don't seem illegal.
Speaker 7: Well, I've got some audio here from the interview. This is.
Speaker 1: Sort of This is where the former assistant goes into
Speaker 1: the details of the wild Knights that he hadn't set up.
Speaker 8: They were referred to me as wild king Knights. And
Speaker 8: what a wild king knight was was when him and
Speaker 8: a guest or a guest would go to a hotel
Speaker 8: room or be at his home, his bedroom, and they
Speaker 8: would have intimate gathering. I would have to go and
Speaker 8: prep that hotel room, which consisted of baby oil, astroglide, candles, incense,
Speaker 8: liquor lights, tons of toiletries, drugs.
Speaker 7: Wow, I'd rather prep it than pack it up.
Speaker 4: He had to pack it up to Oh the assistant
Speaker 4: had to do to clean up.
Speaker 6: Now, that is one of the most graphic parts of
Speaker 6: the interview when he talks about what he had to
Speaker 6: do to go in himself because hotel rooms were trashed
Speaker 6: and so you can't just leave that to housekeeping, No,
Speaker 6: So he had to cover the tracks and go in
Speaker 6: there with gloves.
Speaker 7: How long did you do this job?
Speaker 4: For two years?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: My god.
Speaker 7: He also had to carry a diddy pack with him.
Speaker 8: So we had a lundry list of items that needed
Speaker 8: to be with us at all times. You know, we
Speaker 8: have the marijuana joints on us, We would have the
Speaker 8: mushrooms on us. We had a kind of a diddy
Speaker 8: pack is what they would call it, and we would
Speaker 8: keep a sauchel on us and that's what we would
Speaker 8: having that that sachel Well.
Speaker 2: That sounds like. So you get at the Royal.
Speaker 5: Melbourne show maybe in the back box, but not at
Speaker 5: the Royal Melbourne showy.
Speaker 4: So this is these are grabs from your sixty minutes.
Speaker 5: More likely these are grabs from your sixty minutes.
Speaker 4: Sorry, that's right.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 6: So this is Phil Pines is his name, and he's
Speaker 6: so so open and honest. He went after he worked
Speaker 6: for Diddy, he went in a deep depression and he's
Speaker 6: doing a lot of mental health awareness now coming out
Speaker 6: of it and realizing just what he went through.
Speaker 4: He's in trouble too.
Speaker 7: Was he allowed to talk?
Speaker 4: And why is he not well?
Speaker 6: Because kind of it's hard to kind of get your
Speaker 6: head around. But he was did he was his boss?
Speaker 6: But did he wasn't only the boss, he was the
Speaker 6: kingmaker in the music industry. You said no to him,
Speaker 6: your career is over, right, So he didn't take part
Speaker 6: in the he wasn't. You made a good point before, Lauren,
Speaker 6: Why are these intimate gatherings illegal? The allegation is that
Speaker 6: women were coerced anticipating.
Speaker 5: Okay, because there's also the side of did he which
Speaker 5: we've seen the vision of of him being very very violent?
Speaker 4: Do you talk about that in the interview? Was he
Speaker 4: there for any of that.
Speaker 6: He wasn't there for the violence against Cassie Ventura that
Speaker 6: was just before his time, but he did witness violence.
Speaker 5: Because it's horrifying, like that is sickening, and that happening
Speaker 5: in a not in a hotel room, but in a
Speaker 5: public in a hallway of a hotel.
Speaker 4: And it covered up so long for people to find
Speaker 4: out about it because it was covered up.
Speaker 6: Did he pay paid the hotel staff off? It was
Speaker 6: a luxury la hotel. He threw millions at them and
Speaker 6: covered it up.
Speaker 1: It's just is he speaking at all? Has anyone spoken
Speaker 1: to no? No, but it America?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well no, he's he's currently probably got bigger problems
Speaker 6: at the minute, but he is. I mean he's in prison,
Speaker 6: he's facing this federal trial every day. Uh, that'll go
Speaker 6: on in a merit that'll go on for weeks, if
Speaker 6: not months, and then yeah, no matter the outcome of that,
Speaker 6: these civil trials could be going on to.
Speaker 2: Phil Pints, is he affected deeply?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Deeply affected. I didn't know what to make of
Speaker 6: it when I first went onto the interview. But you
Speaker 6: know this, once you get to the end of the interview,
Speaker 6: you will realize this fellow it's been deeply affected by
Speaker 6: working with you to go to court. Will he have
Speaker 6: to go caught? He's for the lawsuit?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so how come he's a lot of talk. It's America, America, America.
Speaker 4: It is different though, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're not walking around even Diddy packs.
Speaker 2: No, we're not. Hey, Chris, who's your journalistic hero?
Speaker 4: I would say, hay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought you'd say Lizzie.
Speaker 7: I like that.
Speaker 5: I love you know. I was always so scared this man,
Speaker 5: and I was like, she's just native.
Speaker 7: We're getting trouble with love to.
Speaker 3: You know, you'd want Tracy Grimshaw. Yes, you and trust mine,
Speaker 3: you'd be in a lot of tru a lot of strife.
Speaker 1: Sixty minutes is on Sunday Night eighteen on nine and nine. Now, Chris,
Speaker 1: congrats on the new gig. Yes, we'll be watching it
Speaker 1: for the Diddy story.
Speaker 4: Before we let you go, we must say thank you
Speaker 4: because you keep us out of trouble. When we talk
Speaker 4: about news things, we.
Speaker 5: Often get text saying, remember it's Lauren, wake up feeling
Speaker 5: good following them on the socials.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I