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Speaker 2: Eight hundred two two two five two two two is
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Speaker 2: two two. Well, the top story today is that the
Speaker 2: never ending nightmare that has become Eric Swalwell's life has
Speaker 2: yet another chapter.
Speaker 3: Eric Swalwell's home got raided, and when we say home,
Speaker 3: we mean his DC home, not the room that he
Speaker 3: rents in Dublin. And when he flew into SFO, he
Speaker 3: was stopped by FBI agents who confiscated his telephono.
Speaker 2: Now, when they confiscated his telephone and they confiscated his
Speaker 2: mac Book Pro laptop, do you think that they already
Speaker 2: had a warrant from a judge and they were just
Speaker 2: executing it at the airport or do you think that
Speaker 2: they use profiling And they looked him up and down
Speaker 2: and they said, the odds are pretty good that this
Speaker 2: guy is loaded with child pornography.
Speaker 3: Well, we've never heard of that allegation when it comes
Speaker 3: to Eric Swalwell, but there certainly are a lot of
Speaker 3: allegations of sexual assault and what they call in the
Speaker 3: business doing the cosby that have raised a lot of
Speaker 3: alarms in Los Angeles and New York and DC. And
Speaker 3: who knows what the feds are going to find on
Speaker 3: that phone. Well, we do know one thing that's going
Speaker 3: to be on that phone, a lot of pictures of
Speaker 3: Eric's Swallwell.
Speaker 2: I think you're probably right for more on.
Speaker 3: The latest that we have with Eric Swalwell. Here is
Speaker 3: AB seven in the Bay.
Speaker 1: New developments now in the allegations of misconduct by former
Speaker 1: East Bake Congressman Eric Swalwell. Sources say federal agents seized
Speaker 1: electronic devices from his home and at SFO ABC seven.
Speaker 2: I would assuse political reports. Okay, if the Feds do that.
Speaker 2: When you land, how do you call your uber?
Speaker 3: He may have had to stand in the taxi line
Speaker 3: or take the bart.
Speaker 2: Let's just assume for a moment that he parked. I
Speaker 2: used the credit card on my iPhone to pay the
Speaker 2: device when I leave the parking lot. I don't think
Speaker 2: he could do that either.
Speaker 3: Also, thing about the timeline here, Swallwell's home gets raided
Speaker 3: over the weekend, he flies into SFO, what yesterday morning,
Speaker 3: and that's when they stop him. Was he about to
Speaker 3: be on the run?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe his trunk looked like OJ Simpson's trunk and
Speaker 2: he had the passport, the cash and disguise. I don't
Speaker 2: know what's going on a bit.
Speaker 3: It's been a pretty bad week for Swallwell, I mean
Speaker 3: every week since all of this finally came to light
Speaker 3: has probably been a pretty bad week. But you start
Speaker 3: off with the Fang Fang files and you end up
Speaker 3: getting your phone confiscated by the FBI. How does this
Speaker 3: guy sleep at night knowing that the indictment is coming
Speaker 3: any minute?
Speaker 2: Well, Randy, that's why you also have to look at
Speaker 2: the human side of this. Yeah, he's a guy who
Speaker 2: we despise politically. Yeah, he's a guy who fights dirty
Speaker 2: and underhanded. Yeah, he's a guy who we find to
Speaker 2: be obnoxious. But he's still a son, he's still a husband,
Speaker 2: he's still a father, he's still a neighbor, he's still
Speaker 2: a friend. So when you factor all of that in together,
Speaker 2: when you look at this, it can only lead you
Speaker 2: to one conclusion. And what's that? Boy? I love it
Speaker 2: when bad things happen to bad people.
Speaker 3: Like a Maddam joining us live in the newsroom with
Speaker 3: more on what you have learned.
Speaker 4: Hi, Monica, Larry and Kristin legal experts, I spoke with
Speaker 4: saying this is likely tied to the sexual misconduct accusations
Speaker 4: that up ended his career in April, allegations which he
Speaker 4: all denies, and one of his accusers tells me that.
Speaker 3: He's doing a great job denying him. He's been in
Speaker 3: hiding for six months.
Speaker 2: And you know, from the point of view of a broadcaster,
Speaker 2: this is what's good about this story. You don't all
Speaker 2: have to use the same accuser in your news report.
Speaker 2: There are so many accusers each station can have their own.
Speaker 3: You've got the staffer that he got too drunk and
Speaker 3: that did things with that she didn't remember. You've allegedly
Speaker 3: You've got the woman in Beverly Hills that straight up
Speaker 3: says that he slipped something into her drink allegedly. There's
Speaker 3: a lot of stories that weird convention where he got
Speaker 3: an award in New York City where then he also
Speaker 3: tried to get someone drug. Guy has a interesting, interesting past,
Speaker 3: and it fascinates me the hubris of this guy that
Speaker 3: with all of that under his belt, he thought he
Speaker 3: was untouchable and could run for governor, and for a
Speaker 3: quite hot minute, he was the front runner.
Speaker 2: Well, Randy, it is the one circumstance where he did
Speaker 2: regard himself as untouchable.
Speaker 4: FBI has contacted her as part of this investigation, four
Speaker 4: months after Eric Swallwell resigned from congruos.
Speaker 3: You know it's funny, is and it comes to light
Speaker 3: Moore once you know these things. But when you just
Speaker 3: see him, he kind of has that look.
Speaker 2: He looks like a creep. And I'm a big believer
Speaker 2: in judging a book by its cover, and this is
Speaker 2: exactly why.
Speaker 3: So first off, he looks like a creep, and the
Speaker 3: beard only made him look creepier. Second and this was
Speaker 3: a big tell. And I remember how weird it was
Speaker 3: when he did his first sit down interview after announcing
Speaker 3: he was running for governor with Julie Watts, our friend
Speaker 3: from CBS News Investment The Gates. He said, the reason
Speaker 3: he's running is he wants to be a protector of women.
Speaker 3: And that was a very strange thing to say.
Speaker 2: Well, what is it that I always say? It's amazing
Speaker 2: how often your private demons become your public crusades.
Speaker 3: Typically the politicians that want to go after the gays
Speaker 3: are the ones that are found in an airport bathroom.
Speaker 4: That's right over explosive sexual misconduct accusations.
Speaker 1: These allegations of sexual assault are flat fault.
Speaker 3: That's the video that he taped at Steven Klubek's house
Speaker 3: in Beverly Hills.
Speaker 2: Don't bust the trust. Oh yeah, and you know that
Speaker 2: his fiance at the time was probably going through his
Speaker 2: coat pockets.
Speaker 4: Sources tell ABC News that federal agents seized his laptop
Speaker 4: and cell phone at San Francisco's airport Saturday and rated
Speaker 4: his DC home on Sunday. The probe is directly tied
Speaker 4: to the sexual assault claims. ABC News has learned it.
Speaker 1: Makes sense to do a search warrant for the devices.
Speaker 1: It makes sense to look at any communications that he
Speaker 1: might have had with victims, either in terms of admitting conduct.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you don't want to look at that snapchat. Oh
Speaker 2: can you imagine.
Speaker 1: What you're looking for in a multiple victim case is
Speaker 1: sort of a consistent pattern.
Speaker 4: Former federal prosecutor Anthony Brass says.
Speaker 3: It would be very interesting for investigators not only to
Speaker 3: see what's been on his phone for years and years
Speaker 3: and years, but specifically who he's been reaching out to
Speaker 3: to try to shut these stories down when they started
Speaker 3: coming out.
Speaker 2: You know what's also probably in there. Whatever Nancy Pelosi's
Speaker 2: advice was to him when he was going through all
Speaker 2: the scandals, we love everybody.
Speaker 4: Investigators are likely looking to confirm what the women are
Speaker 4: accusing him of.
Speaker 1: When you get the communications, you get those efforts to
Speaker 1: cover up, efforts to dissuade reporting, and all of and
Speaker 1: that helps to corroborate the word of the victims.
Speaker 2: Well in addition to that, and I'm going to speak
Speaker 2: to this as someone who served on a jury in
Speaker 2: a sexual assault case, what ended up hanging the defendant
Speaker 2: more than anything was his diary. He put together a
Speaker 2: diary where he put himself at the scene of every
Speaker 2: single allegation before he knew what the allegations were. And
Speaker 2: when you have text messages, and you have electronic correspondence,
Speaker 2: and you have emails that have a GPS mark on them,
Speaker 2: whatever the case may be, all of that electronic evidence
Speaker 2: can place you at the scene of the crime, the
Speaker 2: scene of the alleged crime. And if you notice a pattern,
Speaker 2: as prosecutors as to every allegation against him being able
Speaker 2: to prove that he was in that particular location, and
Speaker 2: that's bad news for him.
Speaker 4: In District Attorney in Los Angeles Sheriff's Department are investigating
Speaker 4: the accusations, including one from Lanna Druze. She says she
Speaker 4: met Swallwell socially in twenty eighteen and that he drugged
Speaker 4: and raped her.
Speaker 3: You know, the first two allegations, he thought he could
Speaker 3: skate by, and he thought he could deny them. As
Speaker 3: soon as Lana came out with her story about what
Speaker 3: happened in twenty eighteen in Beverly Hills, it was done.
Speaker 2: It was over. That's when even kluebec throw him out.
Speaker 2: Look At how much younger he looks there compared to
Speaker 2: how he looks now. You could tell that's a guy
Speaker 2: with a lot on his mind.
Speaker 5: He raped me.
Speaker 2: And he choked me, and while he was choking me,
Speaker 2: I lost consciousness.
Speaker 5: And I thought I died.
Speaker 4: Her attorney tells us in a statement that they are
Speaker 4: quote encouraged to learn about the escalation of the FBI's
Speaker 4: investigation into the allegations against Eric Swalwell.
Speaker 3: And it was one of these things where a lot
Speaker 3: of these victims assumed they were the only one And
Speaker 3: is it really worth upending my whole life to tell
Speaker 3: that story? But as it happened so often with creeps
Speaker 3: like this, they weren't the only one, and there is
Speaker 3: power in numbers, and so many people came forward, which
Speaker 3: is also fascinating because this was also a very open
Speaker 3: secret in DC about how much of a creep Eric
Speaker 3: Swalwell was.
Speaker 4: And that they will continue to cooperate with law enforcement
Speaker 4: in their fight for justice. Brass says the FBI could
Speaker 4: be involved due to jurisdictional issues or due to Swalwell's
Speaker 4: former role in Congress.
Speaker 2: It is a federal government case, right.
Speaker 1: It stems from the abuse of a position of power
Speaker 1: within the federal government.
Speaker 2: So it makes sense that the FBI, I want to
Speaker 2: add something else to this because this is something that
Speaker 2: kind of gets lost in the world. His last position
Speaker 2: that gained notoriety before the scandal broke was as a
Speaker 2: candidate for governor in California, so we saw him campaigning
Speaker 2: up and down the state for a statewide constitutional office.
Speaker 2: But prior to that, not only was he a member
Speaker 2: of Congress, a federally elected official, he was on the
Speaker 2: House Intel Committee. And remember he was sleeping with a
Speaker 2: spy and lying about it, denying it, and really attacking
Speaker 2: anyone who said otherwise. And when that subject would come
Speaker 2: up because If you're on that committee and you're giving
Speaker 2: sensitive information to a foreign spy, that's bad news. If
Speaker 2: you are on that committee and you're committing acts of
Speaker 2: sexual assault and now there's black men material against you,
Speaker 2: that's not good news. Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff and
Speaker 2: company kept him on that committee when there were challenges
Speaker 2: to his character, There were challenges about his ability to
Speaker 2: serve on that committee without potentially being a blackmail target
Speaker 2: or a target for a foreign spy. They all knew
Speaker 2: better because even though it was an open secret here
Speaker 2: in California, it had to be an open secret in Washington,
Speaker 2: DC too, And I can't imagine being the Speaker of
Speaker 2: the House, the leader of the Caucus, the chairman of
Speaker 2: the committee and being unaware of what was going on.
Speaker 2: They put someone on that committee knowing he had all
Speaker 2: of these problems.
Speaker 4: Swallwell and his attorney did not respond to our request
Speaker 4: for common and this just could.
Speaker 3: Be attorney, by the way, that he's paying for with
Speaker 3: campaign money.
Speaker 4: Comes days after the federal government released the case file
Speaker 4: on Swalwell's ties with the suspected Chinese spy, Christine Feng,
Speaker 4: who he admitted to having a relationship.
Speaker 2: It's more fun when you say Fang Feng.
Speaker 4: With According to the files, the FBI was looking to
Speaker 4: see whether Christine Fang was soliciting campaign donations in exchange
Speaker 4: for offering internships within Swalwell's congressional office, but they never
Speaker 4: pressed any charges. The former congressman also denies any wrongdoing
Speaker 4: in that case. Kristin Larry.
Speaker 3: So that's the latest on the FBI raid of Eric Swalwell.
Speaker 3: They raided his house in DC, they stopped him at
Speaker 3: SFO and grabbed his phone. They're analyzing it right now.
Speaker 3: These cases take some time. You got to remember these
Speaker 3: allegations came out back in April, but you got to
Speaker 3: imagine an indictment is coming very soon, Which is why
Speaker 3: we want you to go to Johnny Don'tlike dot com
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Speaker 2: And it also leads to the question what's going on
Speaker 2: with the rest of the rat pack, because he had
Speaker 2: some amigos in Congress that he traveled the world with
Speaker 2: and was very close to, like Jimmy Gomez who has
Speaker 2: now been accused of sexual assault himself. Ruben Diego, the
Speaker 2: Senator from Arizona who used to be a member of
Speaker 2: the House, who's also been accused of sexual harassment or
Speaker 2: I guess sexual affairs, I should say. And then you
Speaker 2: have Adam Gray, the congressman from the Central Valley, who
Speaker 2: was also part of that clique, and I think was
Speaker 2: one of the campaign co chairs for Swalwell for governor,
Speaker 2: was he not? He kept all of his creepy friends
Speaker 2: real close. Yeah. I wonder what those guys knew. I
Speaker 2: also wonder what they were up to.
Speaker 3: They took a lot of trips together, a lot of
Speaker 3: taxpayer funded trips, A lot of them. They took them
Speaker 3: without their wives. Gee, I wonder what was going on.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine being married to some congressman who used
Speaker 2: to go on foreign trips with Eric Swallwell all over
Speaker 2: the globe and you didn't think anything of it, And
Speaker 2: now you know all this. It's quite the rude awakening.
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Speaker 2: All right, how's this for a transition. Now it's time
Speaker 2: to stop talking about that pervert and talk about a
Speaker 2: different pervert, this time in Sacramento.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna need your help, Johnny. I forgot to make
Speaker 3: a lower third for this, so we're gonna write one together.
Speaker 3: What is our lower third going to be? For the
Speaker 3: update on Terry Schantz?
Speaker 2: Terry to Shirley, take your fruit out of the loom?
Speaker 3: All right, Terry, Terry to Shirley, take your fruit out
Speaker 3: of the loom. All right, I'm gonna add it. I'm
Speaker 3: going to move us to the page where we play
Speaker 3: sound and I'm gonna put it on the screen.
Speaker 2: How's that? Wait? I spelled it wrong. Take you fruit
Speaker 2: out of the loom. Let me fix it. Take you
Speaker 2: fruit there we go? All right? So, Johnny, in case
Speaker 2: any man, in case.
Speaker 3: Anyone missed the show yesterday, please give us a safer
Speaker 3: air recap of who Terry Chance is and what he
Speaker 3: has to do with independent journalist Nick Shirley.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you're watching us on YouTube, Terry Schantz is
Speaker 2: the big fat slob you have on your screen. Nick
Speaker 2: Shirley is an investigative journalist, an independent journalist who uncovered
Speaker 2: all of the fraud in Minnesota that got Tim Walls
Speaker 2: kicked out of office. He's not even running for reelection.
Speaker 2: His name is mud because of Nick Shirley's reporting. And
Speaker 2: then he came to California and he uncovered all of
Speaker 2: the fraud with the hospices in the San Fernando Valley.
Speaker 2: So the politicians don't like that. So now they want
Speaker 2: to prevent him from doing that kind of reporting. So
Speaker 2: Rob Bonta's old lady Miya, who's part of the Assembly,
Speaker 2: has written the Nick Shirley Act, where they want to
Speaker 2: essentially prohibit that kind of reporting that makes them look bad.
Speaker 2: So he's in Sacramento because the legislature is voting on it,
Speaker 2: and he was having an interview with a Republican member
Speaker 2: of the state legislature, Assemblyman Patterson. As he's conducting this interview,
Speaker 2: this Terry Shant's character comes out of nowhere and confronts
Speaker 2: him and confronts him on camera and accuses Nick Shirley
Speaker 2: of having how should we describe this Randy.
Speaker 3: Well, he has posters that he is passing out to
Speaker 3: people saying that he believes that Nick Shirley has a
Speaker 3: small penis.
Speaker 2: And then he repeatedly requested that he pull it out
Speaker 2: so they could put the better to rest.
Speaker 3: He wanted to confirm reports that Nick Shirley had a
Speaker 3: small penis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Nick Shirley, while an adult, is significantly younger
Speaker 2: than this guy, which makes it even creepier. And I
Speaker 2: think he's too young to have responded the right way. Well, well,
Speaker 2: you know how I would have responded, Oh boy, are
Speaker 2: you talking to me or Milton Burrell? Now?
Speaker 3: Johnny Terry Schantz just isn't some gadfly trying to get
Speaker 3: attention here? Who is Terry Shantz?
Speaker 2: He is the chief of staff to assembly Woman Tina mckinner,
Speaker 2: who's the nut that represents Inglewood in the legislature.
Speaker 3: Her claim to fame is changing the laws so Steve
Speaker 3: Balmer's clippers arena could get a four am last call.
Speaker 3: He's her chief of staff, and while being paid by
Speaker 3: you and I, the taxpayers of California, is running around
Speaker 3: Sacramento harassing an independent journalist and asking to see his penis.
Speaker 2: So go back to the last segment for a moment.
Speaker 2: Remember when I said it's amazing how often your private
Speaker 2: demons become your public crusades. So this is a guy
Speaker 2: who sexually harassed an independent journalist outside the state capitol.
Speaker 2: And as it turns out, he's one of these people
Speaker 2: who constantly claims to be the victim of sexual harassment
Speaker 2: and intimidation himself.
Speaker 3: This is from a hearing back in twenty twenty four
Speaker 3: when Terry Shans was accusing Sacramento sheriff and former Assemblyman
Speaker 3: Jim Cooper of sexually harassing him. Johnny sent me this
Speaker 3: video on Twitter and I immediately told him we can't
Speaker 3: air that. He says things that we can't air on
Speaker 3: the radio, And I'm going to have to figure out
Speaker 3: how to download the video, bleep it, re upload it,
Speaker 3: and well, that's what we've done for you today. By
Speaker 3: the way, if there was ever a moment where you've
Speaker 3: never jumped on the chat, you got to get on
Speaker 3: right now because the comments are filthy and ridiculous and
Speaker 3: making me giggle. Johnny don't like dot com. Without further ado,
Speaker 3: let's go in the way back machine and see the
Speaker 3: man who kept asking to see Nick Shirley's penis talk
Speaker 3: about being the victim of sexual harassments.
Speaker 6: It's Terry Shance. I'm the twenty year employee of the
Speaker 6: State Assembly and State Senate.
Speaker 2: It's Shants. We've been paying him for twenty years. That
Speaker 2: sounds about right.
Speaker 3: I mean, this guy is you know, this is the
Speaker 3: kind of people, the kind of staffers that live around
Speaker 3: forever because there's no term limits for a staffer, a
Speaker 3: chief of staff. This guy was the gay Dana Williamson.
Speaker 2: He just bounced from office to office. I like that
Speaker 2: his name is Shanz, so it sounds like Shawans.
Speaker 6: It's Terry Shance. I'm the twenty year employee of the
Speaker 6: State Assembly and State Senate. In April of twenty twenty,
Speaker 6: two then is somembly number. Jim Cooper sexually harassed me
Speaker 6: and threatened me with workplace violence during work hours on
Speaker 6: the fifth floor common area of the swing space in
Speaker 6: this building. During an eight and a half minute diatribe
Speaker 6: which was captured on security footage, Jim Cooper degraded and
Speaker 6: demeaned me because I was not supportive of his campaign
Speaker 6: for Sacmont County Sheriff. As he continued to demean me,
Speaker 6: he began shouting, why do you quote? Why do you
Speaker 6: have a for me? Terry?
Speaker 3: I know we work a little blurry here than some
Speaker 3: people are used to on the AM radio, but I
Speaker 3: have twenty years of experience. The phrase that you can
Speaker 3: see on the screen we can't air on the radio,
Speaker 3: so that's why I had to download and bleep it.
Speaker 6: Followed by at least ten affirmative statements from him yelling
Speaker 6: yelling at me, you have a art on for me,
Speaker 6: and you.
Speaker 2: Have a art on for me.
Speaker 3: This is the same man that yesterday was running around
Speaker 3: asking to see Nick Shirley's penis.
Speaker 2: I'm sensing a theme here.
Speaker 6: Yes, as a gay man, this was highly offensive and
Speaker 6: highly inappropriate way to speak to me or any person
Speaker 6: after this dietribe.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, So that offended him, but what he
Speaker 2: did on the streets of Sacramento was fair game.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's changed a little in the last two years.
Speaker 3: What do you think this guy has been doing to
Speaker 3: other employees in the office for twenty years.
Speaker 2: I can almost guarantee you this guy is responsible for
Speaker 2: a toxic work environment because this is the public victim
Speaker 2: face where he's trying to pretend like he got bullied
Speaker 2: by a big assemblyman. What you saw on the street
Speaker 2: was the real him. That is how he talks, that
Speaker 2: is who he is, and he thought he was going
Speaker 2: to be embraced as a hero by being the Nick
Speaker 2: Shirley slayer.
Speaker 3: You know, at this point is especially with this guy
Speaker 3: working in the Assembly and the State Senate for this long.
Speaker 3: Is this Sacramento's version of Eric Garcetti's advisor Rick Jacobs.
Speaker 2: We often lead from the front, but it is time
Speaker 2: for us to lead from the back. Maybe Garcetti said that.
Speaker 6: Leaned into me, looked me in the eyes and said, well,
Speaker 6: I hope you can sleep well at night.
Speaker 2: Well, and at least he looked you in the eye,
Speaker 2: which was more than you did with Nick Shirley. We
Speaker 2: saw where your eyes were pointed.
Speaker 6: In shock, I went to my office and began to
Speaker 6: file ATWCU complaint against Jim Cooper. But as I was typing,
Speaker 6: his words, I hope you can sleep well at night,
Speaker 6: echoed louder and louder in my mind, knowing that Jim
Speaker 6: Cooper had recently been detained at the local airport for
Speaker 6: attempting to take a loaded weapon load excuse me, a
Speaker 6: loaded gun onto an airplane.
Speaker 3: You took a loaded weapon out to Nick Shirley, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 6: And widely known accounts that Jim Cooper carried a loaded
Speaker 6: gun with him at all times, including.
Speaker 2: At he was a sheriff. Yeah, that's generally what law
Speaker 2: enforcement does. They have training for that, you know.
Speaker 6: Swimming swing space office. I became fearful for my safety
Speaker 6: and the safety of my husband, who also works for
Speaker 6: the State Assembly.
Speaker 3: What do you think Terry's husband thought about him asking
Speaker 3: a guy in his twenties to constantly see his painis
Speaker 3: what did it look like?
Speaker 6: After meeting with the assembly chief Sergeant at Arms, she
Speaker 6: determined that Jim Cooper's threats against me was credible and
Speaker 6: offered to have armed sergeant at Arms escort me to
Speaker 6: and from the staff parking garage to my office for
Speaker 6: a week.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine how much he must have sexually harassed
Speaker 2: the police officer that had to walk this guy to
Speaker 2: his car in the handicapped parking space.
Speaker 3: This lifelong California bureaucrat sounds like a colossal pain in
Speaker 3: the asshavior.
Speaker 6: As unbecoming of any public official, whether they be a legislator,
Speaker 6: a local sheriff, or an appointee of a governor. Jim
Speaker 6: Cooper's actions to sexually harassed and intimidate me in my
Speaker 6: workplace is unacceptable and unbecoming of any public official.
Speaker 3: But what you did as a public official, as a
Speaker 3: chief of staff or Tina mckinner, was totally above board.
Speaker 2: Now, I know that he's looking down at his notes
Speaker 2: right now, but that's the same place he was looking
Speaker 2: when he was talking to Surely.
Speaker 6: Jim Cooper lacks fundamental ethics and the moral capacity needed
Speaker 6: to provide objective guidance to the Commission on Peace Officer
Speaker 6: Standards and Training, and I respectfully us that you reject
Speaker 6: his appointment.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's talk about this pig for a second.
Speaker 2: These are the types of people that are responsible for
Speaker 2: all of us having to take those online sexual harassment
Speaker 2: classes at work because they're the ones who are holier
Speaker 2: than thou when it comes to workplace behavior, and they
Speaker 2: think they are the I don't know, they are the
Speaker 2: pinnacle of how to deal with sexual harassment situations, how
Speaker 2: to deal with racial sensitivity, how to deal with workplace behavior,
Speaker 2: when in reality they are the worst actors on planet Earth.
Speaker 2: But to them, how they treat other people is irrelevant.
Speaker 2: What your politics are is the only thing that matters.
Speaker 2: If you're woke, if you buy in the left wing ideology,
Speaker 2: you're a good person. And if you talk to someone
Speaker 2: while they're working and demand to see their penis, that's
Speaker 2: not relevant to the conversation. He's a hypocrite, he's a pig.
Speaker 2: He is duplicitous. And let me tell you, I think
Speaker 2: there's a little projection going on after looking at that video.
Speaker 2: If his accusation against Shirley was that Shirley had a
Speaker 2: small penis, I don't know, Johnny, you remember those vibes too, Yes,
Speaker 2: I am. You remember how right before the show I
Speaker 2: pitched you an idea of, hey, what if we did
Speaker 2: a segment where all of the chat that is going
Speaker 2: on we display on the screen. I'm so glad that
Speaker 2: you told me that was a bad idea. What is
Speaker 2: going on in the chat right now is hilarious, but
Speaker 2: I don't want to be associated anywhere near with it.
Speaker 2: People have a lot.
Speaker 3: Of things to say about Terry Schwantz and his attacks
Speaker 3: against Nick Shirley. How is he still employed, by the way,
Speaker 3: that is a very good question. Tina mckinner should have
Speaker 3: to answer for her staff or going on and harassing
Speaker 3: a journalist. And we're not talking about just you know,
Speaker 3: saying you're a terrible journalist. We're talking about sexually harassing
Speaker 3: somebody constantly talking about the genitals of a twenty five
Speaker 3: year old or however old he is.
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Speaker 3: We have these topics that drive so much engagement, like
Speaker 3: Terry and Eric Swallwell, because we just learned things to
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Speaker 2: Now is that likely voters or registered voters?
Speaker 3: This is registered voters as to people who are in
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Speaker 2: And if you're looking for something to do over the weekend,
Speaker 2: definitely check out the Accountability Podcast.
Speaker 3: We're getting so much great response to this week's episode
Speaker 3: with Seneca Scott blasting off against the corruption in Oakland, including.
Speaker 5: Shanghy Absolutely absolutely.
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Speaker 2: And we're going on the road soon.
Speaker 3: Two weeks from today, which is crazy how quickly this
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Speaker 2: In the meantime, what do you say we make a
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Speaker 2: Rob Helloy, Good afternoon, John and Randy readings from the
Speaker 2: North Coast.
Speaker 7: You know, I love your show because you make things
Speaker 7: really funny, laughing at the silliness. I've been sober for
Speaker 7: six years, and I've learned in the program that I
Speaker 7: worked at people with character defects, which I think that
Speaker 7: two of the previous people you were discussing that have
Speaker 7: that we all do, and typically what you do is
Speaker 7: you send the message back and forth and you otimately
Speaker 7: convince yourself that I'm not the problem. They're the problem
Speaker 7: and just the fact. And I'll just leave it with this.
Speaker 7: Both of these gentlemen are guilty of what they have
Speaker 7: been accused of doing, so that keep making me laugh, guys,
Speaker 7: I love it, man. It's the only way to do
Speaker 7: with this stuff.
Speaker 3: You're totally right about that, my friend. If you can't
Speaker 3: laugh about the insanity, you would just move.
Speaker 7: All right, Well, calm acceptance is how I approached my
Speaker 7: life because I love politics and I just laugh because
Speaker 7: it's just the ridiculousness of it all. Man. It's just
Speaker 7: if you take it personally, you're gonna not end up
Speaker 7: in a good spot.
Speaker 2: All right, Thank you for the call. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: That's such a good point because both Eric Swalwell and
Speaker 2: what was the name of the other guy, Terry Terry
Speaker 2: Schwantz Okay. Swalwell and Terry would both be the first
Speaker 2: to stand in line to lecture you if you told
Speaker 2: the joke they didn't like, or if you posted something
Speaker 2: on social media they didn't like, and they would dress
Speaker 2: you down with moral certainty. And this is how they
Speaker 2: behave when nobody's looking. This is how they think it's
Speaker 2: acceptable to act because it's them who's doing it. And
Speaker 2: it shows you the hypocrisy not just of them, but
Speaker 2: all of these people who do the same thing, all
Speaker 2: of the skulds who wag their finger. I bet you
Speaker 2: they act like that when no one's looking. All of
Speaker 2: them