Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Arm Strong and Getty, and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 3: According to the same Biden book, Joe's physical deterioration was
Speaker 3: so severe that Aids thought he'd need a wheelchair if
Speaker 3: he was re elected.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. Who needs a wheelchair to carry an urn? Wow?
Speaker 1: Again, So the Jake Tapper book comes out next week.
Speaker 1: The first revelation that's even the slightest bit surprising. I'm
Speaker 1: not even setting the bar at shocking or revelatory, just
Speaker 1: even slightly new. I will, uh, I will, I will,
Speaker 1: I will mark that with wonder.
Speaker 2: But so far there hasn't been anything that would be
Speaker 2: of news to anybody. I mean, some of the quotes
Speaker 2: and specifics that say, yes, we were aware of what
Speaker 2: everybody else was aware of. Yes we were, I mean,
Speaker 2: but that's it. As you pointed out, a much more
Speaker 2: interesting question is, Jake, what makes you think this is surprising? Anyone?
Speaker 2: Have you lost your mind? Let's play that. We will
Speaker 2: this hour.
Speaker 1: We'll play the how hard he went at Laura Trump
Speaker 1: when she was on his show. We'll play that later
Speaker 1: this hour, and to give you an idea of because
Speaker 1: he's trying to go out there and claim because his
Speaker 1: book comes out next week, he's probably got more money
Speaker 1: at stake than with this than anything he's ever done
Speaker 1: in his life all bit. And he's really hoping to
Speaker 1: sell gazillions of copies of this book.
Speaker 2: And I think a lot.
Speaker 1: Of America is looking at it the same way when
Speaker 1: we are like, what are you gonna tell me?
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 1: The only person who didn't know this already was you, right,
Speaker 1: So it just seems kind of odd. So he's getting
Speaker 1: a fair amount of pushback out there that no, I
Speaker 1: was hard on the Biden people. I got all these
Speaker 1: examples of how I pushed back, and okay, well, we'll
Speaker 1: play the clip of him when he had Laura trump
Speaker 1: On Laura trump On and she brought up Biden's decline
Speaker 1: and man, he attacked her really quite rudely.
Speaker 2: We'll play that later this hour. And it's so strange
Speaker 2: to see some of the other big foot media outlet
Speaker 2: outlets like the New York Times joining in on the game.
Speaker 2: They were gaslighting us at the time, as we discussed earlier,
Speaker 2: that Biden was not non compassment us, and now they're
Speaker 2: gas lighting us. About the gas lighting. I mean, oh,
Speaker 2: here's a shocking, shocking announcement. Joe Biden was senile, and
Speaker 2: like virtually all of America is saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we know, we said with the time, but people
Speaker 1: pold us, the people around him knew it, and we're
Speaker 1: trying to hide it. Yeah, yeah, we could on wow,
Speaker 1: and I know and we as you keep pointing out,
Speaker 1: and we had no inside sources. The eighty five percent
Speaker 1: of America who didn't think he should serve a second
Speaker 1: term had zero inside White House sources.
Speaker 2: And we figured that out. And that has been Jake
Speaker 2: Tapper's week weak response to the increasingly snarky, appropriately snarky
Speaker 2: questions about dude, you're telling us what we already knew.
Speaker 2: Poll showed eighty percent of Americans believe that. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 2: we interviewed more than two hundred sources who had inside
Speaker 2: information and have given us anecdotes about what happened behind
Speaker 2: the scenes. Did you not hear me? We know, we
Speaker 2: knew then, we know. Now what are you even doing, Jake? Anyway,
Speaker 2: I'm delighted by the fact that this book and Jake
Speaker 2: are becoming more of a punchline than a news story.
Speaker 2: Speaking of news stories, the big Katari ruling family wants
Speaker 2: to give the president of four hundred million dollar plane
Speaker 2: to US as Air Force one. Then allegedly perhaps it
Speaker 2: will then be given to his presidential library, which is
Speaker 2: very very close to be given to him as a gift. Well,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 1: There's speculation that he would use it after he was
Speaker 1: done being president, Yeah, until he was no longer using it,
Speaker 1: and then give it to the library. I think that's
Speaker 1: a distinction. I mean, if it's air Force one, then
Speaker 1: go straight to the library. I still don't understand why
Speaker 1: we would take a plane from a Hummas supporting Middle
Speaker 1: Eastern country for our Air Force one. But I mean
Speaker 1: him using it for his own personal use is just
Speaker 1: Donald Trump flying around afterwards.
Speaker 2: That's a non starter. It makes Hunter Biden look like
Speaker 2: he wasn't even trying. Yeah, so this is It's funny
Speaker 2: because Trump is doubling down on this and angrily saying
Speaker 2: why would we turn this down? The tide is growing.
Speaker 2: You've got a handful of Republicans of pretty serious halft
Speaker 2: who are cautiously saying, ah number one security wise scru
Speaker 2: being a gigantic technically advanced plane for foreign surveillance technology
Speaker 2: would be a costly and laborious process. Although costly and laborious,
Speaker 2: that's what the government does. My concern is it would
Speaker 2: be an unsuccessful effing process and then a HUMMAS supporting furrenemy.
Speaker 2: Weird tough to get your handle on foreign government. It's
Speaker 2: gonna have all the intelligence they want from Air Force one,
Speaker 2: and some are questioning whether the plane would have the
Speaker 2: necessary capabilities carry you the advanced technology. Well, that could
Speaker 2: be worked out. John Thune, Senate majority leader, Hollywood good looks,
Speaker 2: I stressed today. I couldn't have told you that.
Speaker 1: If you'd ask me that off top of your head,
Speaker 1: who's the Republican leader in the Senate. I don't think
Speaker 1: I could hit you with that name. I'd have had
Speaker 1: to think about it for a second.
Speaker 2: I could picture him, But yeah, John Thune, super handsome
Speaker 2: Republican South Dakota. I'm glad you wasted on his handsoms
Speaker 2: twice stress Tuesday afternoon that nothing was official yet and
Speaker 2: predicted that there would be plenty of scrutiny around the
Speaker 2: arrangement should it move forward. Quote, there are lots of
Speaker 2: issues around that, and I think that will attract very
Speaker 2: serious questions if and when it happens. Some other let's
Speaker 2: see Republicans comments were mild compared with those of Democrats
Speaker 2: who've raised ethical and constitutional flags. Trump is also thank
Speaker 2: you for summarizing their comments. Trump has also faced some
Speaker 2: criticism over the deal from conservative commentators, and I thought
Speaker 2: this was interesting. Ben Shapiro characterized the idea as skeezy,
Speaker 2: and the influencer Laura Lumer took aim at Cutter via
Speaker 2: social media, saying, we cannot accept a four hundred million
Speaker 2: dollar gift from jiehattists in suits. That is something skeezy,
Speaker 2: you say, yeah. Senator Todd Young are Indiana told Wall
Speaker 2: Street Journal, quote, I have concerns whatever you accept to
Speaker 2: get from a foreign country, even those that we perceive
Speaker 2: to be the closest allies, whether or not that plane
Speaker 2: might have any listening devices in it. On and on
Speaker 2: a ghost And then I was truck by, uh. The
Speaker 2: editors of the Free Press, which I am a big
Speaker 2: fan of and is remarkably fair to Trump. They have
Speaker 2: a very armstrong and gettyish approach. When he's one hundred
Speaker 2: percent right, they say he's one hundred percent right. If
Speaker 2: he's seventy five percent right. They will say so. And
Speaker 2: if they think an idea is bad, they say the
Speaker 2: idea is bad. They're no, they don't call him Hitler.
Speaker 2: The headline here is Trump's disgraceful palace in the sky,
Speaker 2: a four hundred million dollar cuttery gift in the Trump
Speaker 2: family business. They go into the whole Hunter Biden thing
Speaker 2: and blah blah blah. The Hunter Biden affair really was
Speaker 2: a scandal. But these days it seems like small potatoes.
Speaker 1: Look no further than the latest gift from the Katari government,
Speaker 1: which Trump is reportedly said to accept this week, the
Speaker 1: luxury Boeing seven forty seven blah.
Speaker 2: Blah blah, plain worth theory four hundred million dollars. Wow.
Speaker 1: So Trump, you know, he's out office in three and
Speaker 1: a half hours, and then for the rest of his
Speaker 1: life he flies around in a four hundred million dollar
Speaker 1: plane that was given to him by a country that
Speaker 1: supports radical Islam.
Speaker 2: Correct. Yeah. Put aside the legal aspect of this for
Speaker 2: a moment, and even the question of whether the prospect
Speaker 2: of eventual ownership by the Trump library is the same
Speaker 2: thing as personal gift to the seventh president. Just consider
Speaker 2: the plane matter of our national security. A plane handed
Speaker 2: to the president by a foreign government, let alone a
Speaker 2: government that hosts the leaders of Hamas, cooperates with Iran,
Speaker 2: fuels popular anti semitism throughout the Arab world through its
Speaker 2: government mouthpiece Al Jazeera, and is poort in nearly two
Speaker 2: billion dollars into American universities since twenty twenty one, as
Speaker 2: these campuses expressed solidarity with solidarity with Palestinian terrorism. Oh
Speaker 2: and here there's much more than the plane. To report.
Speaker 2: All the conflicts of interest with the Trump family and
Speaker 2: their plans. The Katari plane is not an exception but
Speaker 2: the rule for the second Trump administration. So far, foreign
Speaker 2: friends and foes are now treating this as a pay
Speaker 2: to play presidency. They're right, it just looks terrible, looks terrible.
Speaker 2: Stop it. So do you think this is real?
Speaker 1: Or was they got into a signal versus noise discussion
Speaker 1: on MSNBC today? Is this noise to distract from the
Speaker 1: signal of the fact that Trump ain't meeting with net
Speaker 1: and Yahoo? And we have clearly the reporting from David
Speaker 1: Ignatius in the Washington Post, we have backed way away
Speaker 1: from the hole.
Speaker 2: We're on board with the Israel for attacking Iran. Walk
Speaker 2: that way back.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My argument against that idea is that you're trying to
Speaker 2: cover up being overly friendly with Islamists and not nearly
Speaker 2: friendly enough with Israel by accepting a giant game from Islamist.
Speaker 2: That's that's like emphasizing the story, not covering it. But
Speaker 2: I see, well we're talking about the plane and not
Speaker 2: the you don't believe in five dimensional chess. I really
Speaker 2: don't know, No, I just I think Trump wants the plane,
Speaker 2: and he's very, very stubborn and said, now I want
Speaker 2: the damn plane. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think somebody offered him a forty million dollar plane
Speaker 1: he saw pictures of any thought, man, that'd be cool
Speaker 1: and let me also play on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'd be my reaction to.
Speaker 1: Of course, I could probably play for like the pay
Speaker 1: for the crew and upkeep for about a week and
Speaker 1: i'd be dead broke.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Having looked into the whole private flying thing, it wouldn't
Speaker 1: need be that long. It's so expensive. Fuel is the
Speaker 1: number one thing. You can't afford the fuel. If somebody
Speaker 1: gave you that plane, you couldn't. You wouldn't go anywhere,
Speaker 1: You wouldn't take one trip you couldn't think fabulously wealthy?
Speaker 1: Are you sure I was using the understood you for everyone,
Speaker 1: just you with particular case. Yes, uh, how much did
Speaker 1: you recall the Well? Probably not, but yeah, I'm always
Speaker 1: fascinated by those numbers. He yeah, buddy, minds it costs
Speaker 1: to fuel the seven forty seven, for instance. Well, buddy,
Speaker 1: mine is a private pilot, and even those tiny jets,
Speaker 1: it's just insanely expensive.
Speaker 2: I don't doubt it.
Speaker 1: And then you'd have to have a crew and a
Speaker 1: probably uh like this Trump. I suppose he has a
Speaker 1: full time pilot that flies his Trump plane around.
Speaker 2: Right. Oh, yeah, he's got a yeah, at least a
Speaker 2: pilot than you have to get it right by law. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I remember when I saw him at twenty fifteen when
Speaker 1: he was running for president and he flew in his plane,
Speaker 1: landed at the rally, was at Sacramento International Airport. I
Speaker 1: was there with my kids when they're little, and a gladys,
Speaker 1: are you paying Lattice is not paying attention?
Speaker 2: Lettice is watching Wheel of Fortune. Whoa, whoa, there's going
Speaker 2: to be the mention of this in your you call
Speaker 2: him your annual review.
Speaker 1: We went to the Trump rally, and man, he flew
Speaker 1: in on that plane and people were cheering, and then
Speaker 1: they taxi that thing up. But it's just Trump on
Speaker 1: the side and big giant letters and everything like that.
Speaker 2: That's quite the flex.
Speaker 1: And that's his old dumpy plane compared to the four
Speaker 1: hundred million dollar cool Katari plane he was gonna get.
Speaker 2: The cost of fuel for Bowing seven forty seven can
Speaker 2: range from one thousand to two thousand dollars per hour
Speaker 2: of flight time. Per hour, Yeah, that's not as much
Speaker 2: as I'd imagined. So you fly it, you know, three
Speaker 2: hours away, you can cover a bunch of the country
Speaker 2: in that.
Speaker 1: I gotta believe that's wrong, just based on my own
Speaker 1: experience with some private flying in what I paid, that's
Speaker 1: gotta be way low.
Speaker 2: That's just the gazoline, just the whatever you call it
Speaker 2: aircraft fuel.
Speaker 1: Uh. Anyway, are you arguing with the internet using my
Speaker 1: own personal experience against unitor? So I'm angry. I'm actually
Speaker 1: angry that Jake Tapper might make money off of this
Speaker 1: book that is coming out, and it pisses me off.
Speaker 1: It also pisses off Mark Alprin, another journalist who is
Speaker 1: not going to be friends with Jake Tapper anytime soon,
Speaker 1: as he called him out hard yesterday on this whole story. Anyway,
Speaker 1: we've got an example of Jake Tapper speaking truth to
Speaker 1: power and the Biden administration and pushing back.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, stay tuned for that.
Speaker 1: So Jake Tapper of CNN, their biggest star, has written
Speaker 1: a book called Original Sin, in which he claims that
Speaker 1: he's got the behind the scenes story that the White
Speaker 1: House hid from us of how the mental decline off
Speaker 1: Joe Biden had been so bad and they kept it
Speaker 1: all secret, and it's all ridiculous because we all knew
Speaker 1: this all along, and it's being called out as ridiculous
Speaker 1: by a number of people. So he and the publisher
Speaker 1: are making the round saying no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: I worked really really hard to point out how much
Speaker 1: trouble the Biden campaign was, and I questioned them hard.
Speaker 1: Mark alburn took that apart on his TV show last night,
Speaker 1: journalist Mark Alprin. He played a couple of clips, and
Speaker 1: here's an example of Mark Halpern's reaction.
Speaker 4: All right, again, amazing true, here's something true that he
Speaker 4: said that Jake Tapper said on CNN this Morning. True
Speaker 4: that there was a cover up that senior Biden officials
Speaker 4: worked very hard to cover up as much as they
Speaker 4: could his decline, including amongst other people in the government
Speaker 4: and in the campaign.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 4: Here's two things that are not true, okay, And this
Speaker 4: is where the credibility is this so important that people
Speaker 4: be honest.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't be the.
Speaker 4: Only one in the media being honest about this. It's bizarre, okay.
Speaker 4: One thing that's not true is that you needed that
Speaker 4: the cover up was so good that no one could
Speaker 4: see this, that we couldn't possibly have gotten to the
Speaker 4: bottom of this during the election.
Speaker 2: Again, it makes me mental.
Speaker 1: It was clear, right, Oh, what is going on there?
Speaker 2: Anyway?
Speaker 1: Halpert on his TV show last night, it's a TV
Speaker 1: show on YouTube, man, he spent like forty five minutes
Speaker 1: taking apart Jake Tapper in his reshipt Bonsson's book. He
Speaker 1: seemed to be like personally offended by this whole thing.
Speaker 1: But Helpum played this clip which goes back to during
Speaker 1: the election. Jake Tapper has on Laura Trump, who attacks
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's brain, and Jake Tapper's having none of it.
Speaker 3: Here it goes it's very clearly a cognitive decline.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm referring to. It makes me uncomfortable. You are,
Speaker 2: That's so amazing. It's so amazing to me.
Speaker 3: That that try and figure out an answer cognitive decline.
Speaker 2: You can tell me that what I was suggesting was
Speaker 2: I think that you were mocking his stutter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you were mocking his stutter. And I
Speaker 3: think you have absolutely no standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline.
Speaker 3: I would think that somebody in the Trump family would
Speaker 3: be more sensitive to people who do do not have
Speaker 3: medical licenses diagnosing politicians from Afar. Plenty of people have
Speaker 3: diagnosed your father from Afar, and I'm sure it offends you.
Speaker 2: The two of them trying to filibuster at each other
Speaker 2: is going to make me mental. But having said that,
Speaker 2: the idea that you need to be a medical professional
Speaker 2: to recognize that somebody is aging very quickly and aging badly,
Speaker 2: it's just a ridiculous assertion.
Speaker 1: Well, Halburn's point was, look how quickly he got into
Speaker 1: defense mode when somebody from the other side presented, Hey,
Speaker 1: I think Joe Biden's brain doesn't work anymoch Oh, Okay,
Speaker 1: so you're an expert, you're not a doctor.
Speaker 2: He's got a stutter.
Speaker 1: You're attacking his I mean, he got really really defensive.
Speaker 2: Well, and he wasn't even like defensively inquiring like what
Speaker 2: evidence do you have or what makes you say that? No,
Speaker 2: he was denying the reality of it and attacking her
Speaker 2: for making the assertion absolutely, which he did constantly.
Speaker 1: And now to have the freaking cajones to come out
Speaker 1: here and write this book and act like you're revealing
Speaker 1: something to us because you have inside sources.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me? I don't know if he's crazy.
Speaker 2: It's one of the most astounding self owns in the
Speaker 2: history of media.
Speaker 1: The book comes out last next week. We got to
Speaker 1: decide if we can get him on. I'll bet we can,
Speaker 1: because he's going to be out there pumping the book.
Speaker 1: And then how we want to handle it. Oh, boy,
Speaker 1: you're either stupid or you're a liar, would be a
Speaker 1: good question.
Speaker 2: That's not a question, Ventura said.
Speaker 5: Colmbs proposed this sexual encounter that he called voyeurism, where
Speaker 5: he would watch her having sex with other men. She
Speaker 5: took drugs, she said Combs supplied beforehand. I couldn't imagine
Speaker 5: doing all of that without some sort of buffer or
Speaker 5: a way not to feel it sex with a stranger.
Speaker 5: I didn't want to be having sex with soon.
Speaker 2: She said.
Speaker 5: These so called freak offs happened weekly, Colmbs demanding them
Speaker 5: so often it stifled her music career and became her
Speaker 5: full time job. They lasted two, three, sometimes four days.
Speaker 5: I don't understand what that means. That's from yesterday's testimony
Speaker 5: and the p Didy trial. I spoke, maybe.
Speaker 1: We'll learn more today or I have learned more today
Speaker 1: with the well two or three or four days going.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's all kinds of he got it. The
Speaker 1: human body needs to sleep occasionally. You're taking it too little.
Speaker 1: Tax season, you got did some paperwork to do. Well,
Speaker 1: that's that's the thing.
Speaker 2: She wanted to go record or play some shows or whatever,
Speaker 2: and he said, no, no, no, the freak offs continuing
Speaker 2: at least through tomorrow and perhaps into Wednesday. Oh geez, yeah,
Speaker 2: So I mean not literally without a break. You know,
Speaker 2: you gotta shair, like you say, you got to visit
Speaker 2: the bathroom, have a meal, sure check your four one K.
Speaker 2: So we're contemplating doing a semi regularly Diddy update featuring
Speaker 2: Katie Green depends how the news flows from the trial.
Speaker 2: But what the heck? What do we have Katie?
Speaker 6: Yeah, this morning, they're talking a lot about the domestic
Speaker 6: violence aspect of it. She talks about how after the
Speaker 6: hotel assault, Diddy followed her to her apartment and there
Speaker 6: was chaos outside of her door, a lot of kicking
Speaker 6: and banging and yelling. Also a text message from Didty
Speaker 6: to Cassie about the freak offs. He suggested that to
Speaker 6: have a proper freakoff, no ketamine can be involved because
Speaker 6: because it's only successful when we remember. And ketamine, according
Speaker 6: to Cassie, was her favorite drug for freak offs because
Speaker 6: it's very disassociative.
Speaker 2: Well, he has to standards. Yeah, true. She also does
Speaker 2: not grad a USDA approved freak off. We're using ketamine,
Speaker 2: she as, you know, when you're despoiling the very principles
Speaker 2: of freak offs.
Speaker 1: I remember when I was a kid, a freakoff meant
Speaker 1: something that could just mean anything. So he's really concerned
Speaker 1: she wouldn't remember the freak off. That was her his problem.
Speaker 2: What.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was in a text message that they revealed
Speaker 6: this morning, that it's only successful when we remember.
Speaker 2: That deranged right.
Speaker 6: She also testified that this led to an on and
Speaker 6: on opiate addiction, on an off opiate addiction, and then
Speaker 6: she also talked about him taking her to sex clubs
Speaker 6: several times where she would have sex with him and
Speaker 6: a male escort named Jewels.
Speaker 2: And on one occasion in twenty thirteen, she.
Speaker 6: Was packing up to go to a music festival and
Speaker 6: she got into a fight with Diddy. She suffered a
Speaker 6: pretty significant gash on her head after he threw her
Speaker 6: into a bed frame. He then took her to a
Speaker 6: plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills to get it fixed and
Speaker 6: sent her a text of a photo of her injured face,
Speaker 6: writing so you can remember. Oh but again, none of
Speaker 6: this has anything to do with what the trial's actually about.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, no, I would disagree. It's not specific to
Speaker 2: the charges, But the charges involve enforcement through brutality of
Speaker 2: semi involuntary sexual servitude. So they're establishing his capacity for brutality.
Speaker 1: What a nut most of us, because we all get
Speaker 1: sex in the enjoyment of it, and maybe at various
Speaker 1: periods in our life wishing we had more. But I
Speaker 1: don't think any of us have any idea what I
Speaker 1: would be like to have sex, you know, unlimited amounts
Speaker 1: per day, day after day. I mean, would it continue
Speaker 1: to be something you craved or enjoyed. I don't even
Speaker 1: know because I've never had that experience.
Speaker 2: So well, it would seem that he had to go
Speaker 2: further and further and more and more perverse and that
Speaker 2: sort of thing. Right, Let's see. His charges include racketeering,
Speaker 2: sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
Speaker 1: So a lot of that stuff will be, like you said,
Speaker 1: very boring, records of planes leaving certain areas and landing
Speaker 1: somewhere else, and money being transferred and that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: Wow. Many of the most severe allegations relate to the
Speaker 2: racketeering conspiracy charge. This includes accusations of kidnapping, drugging, and
Speaker 2: coercing women into sexual activities, sometimes using firearms or threats
Speaker 2: of violence. So that goes to the racketeering conspiracy.
Speaker 1: Well, that's nice, which essentially just means forming an organization
Speaker 1: to do criminal stuff.
Speaker 2: That's nice since you considered going to law school.
Speaker 1: But here's somebody on Fox who actually went to law
Speaker 1: school explaining what the upsides and downside.
Speaker 7: Darford Diddy, to call this video disturbing is an understatement,
Speaker 7: and I have said from the beginning, Like Diddy's biggest
Speaker 7: problem isn't the indictment, it's the optics. And number one
Speaker 7: with that is this video. You can't his whole defense
Speaker 7: is going to be looked. Everybody who participated in these
Speaker 7: freak offs did so consensually, including Cassie. But when a
Speaker 7: jury looks at this video, there's nothing consensual about getting
Speaker 7: beat down in the hallway of a hotel.
Speaker 2: Number one, and I must remind folks speaking of celebrity
Speaker 2: charming trials that all Oj said, well, a couple of
Speaker 2: his buddies were heavy as they say they were carrying guns.
Speaker 2: He said, ain't nobody leaving this room? That made him
Speaker 2: guilty of kidnapping and he spent years in prison. So
Speaker 2: you try to get out of this freakoff and I
Speaker 2: will beat you down in a hotel. Allway, it's kidnapping.
Speaker 8: Hmm.
Speaker 2: A little more from the lawyer.
Speaker 7: And number two, the other problem is this star witness
Speaker 7: just so happens to be eight and a half months
Speaker 7: pregnant while she's testifying. That is going to be so
Speaker 7: tricky for the defense attorney to cross examine her. Why
Speaker 7: the jury is going to have to look at her
Speaker 7: and say, you know, can you really go for the
Speaker 7: juggular asking cross examination questions to a woman who most
Speaker 7: of us would give up our seat on the subway for.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's just another optic and a minefield really
Speaker 7: for the defense attorney who's going to have to paint
Speaker 7: her as a liar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good luck with that. Yeah. So I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: Maybe Joe and Katie can help me with this.
Speaker 1: I'm not really good on whose side on which side
Speaker 1: of the rap wars between like Tupac got shot and
Speaker 1: Biggie and sug Knight and Whoever's I don't really fully
Speaker 1: understand that. So Diddy and is on the Sugar Night
Speaker 1: side of the rap wars apparently I know he's a
Speaker 1: New York guy, or what is he? I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't I really don't know. Do you have any
Speaker 1: questions about the Civil War? I can tell you about
Speaker 1: Long Street, Stonewall, Jackson whoever? Because Sugar Knight was behind
Speaker 1: killing Tupac, right or Biggie that's jack.
Speaker 2: Who said that? Not me?
Speaker 1: Sugj sug Knight, who is still alive, called into the
Speaker 1: Cuomo showing News Nation last night from jail because he's
Speaker 1: in jail and had this to say.
Speaker 8: I still feel that Buffy's gonna be all right and
Speaker 8: have a fair shot at it because Buffy and he's
Speaker 8: not a dummy. And I'm quite sure somebody's gonna talk
Speaker 8: to the jurors and conviss one or two of them,
Speaker 8: and that's all I need is one. So at the
Speaker 8: end of the day, it's gonna be a real exciting situation.
Speaker 8: I think he's gonna be all right.
Speaker 2: Sugar.
Speaker 1: Do you think he's gonna be all right because someone's
Speaker 1: gonna tamper with the jury?
Speaker 2: Is that where you're trying to say you.
Speaker 8: Got enough influence? And I'm quite sure. Don't seem like
Speaker 8: the prostitution is debt badic gistic, don't seem like the
Speaker 8: you know, I think he got some favors with the government.
Speaker 8: I think they're gonna show him a little leeway. It
Speaker 8: might not seem like when it's all said and done,
Speaker 8: but I don't think he had nothing to worry about.
Speaker 8: I don't think he's worried because he's gonna be federal
Speaker 8: and if you get convicted, Trump's gonna partn it.
Speaker 2: Oh who oh man, oh man. Oh No.
Speaker 1: So he just flat out says he's only got to
Speaker 1: get to one juror ryan threaten in or pay them,
Speaker 1: which is true.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there are many examples of that through history.
Speaker 2: You got enough money and enough connections, you will find
Speaker 2: a way.
Speaker 1: And I wouldn't go for this, but I could see
Speaker 1: how you could get to a juror with money who
Speaker 1: would say, you know she doing.
Speaker 2: Hanging around with that idiot anyway? You know she made
Speaker 2: bad choices. What do I care?
Speaker 1: I'll take this two hundred thousand dollars check. He can
Speaker 1: go about his business and she can make better decisions
Speaker 1: in the future.
Speaker 2: I could see a person getting there. Well, I find
Speaker 2: that very notion disgusting, mostly because I would ask for
Speaker 2: a lot more than two hundred k uh. Yeah, there's
Speaker 2: a lot more to be heard in this trial. But no, yeah,
Speaker 2: somebody could cause yeah, please, you offer somebody enough money
Speaker 2: left changing money, they will rationalize absolutely anything.
Speaker 1: Well, and then you got the whole bombshell out there.
Speaker 1: Then it's federal and he knows that Trump will pardon
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Ah oh, and then we have to come in and
Speaker 2: do a show the next day. Hi karamba. Trump will
Speaker 2: be hiding or riding around on his Katari plane. Pardening.
Speaker 2: Did he why Trump partning? Did he making America great again?
Speaker 2: I'm exhausted? That's something. So I don't know where Trump
Speaker 2: is on this. Uh? And then does Kanye play a role? Ever?
Speaker 1: Kanye, Kanye has got to get involved. Come on, Kanye,
Speaker 1: where are you?
Speaker 2: He's made a comment or two, hasn't he? He's mostly
Speaker 2: litigating us v Hitler right now.
Speaker 1: Well, he's got a new album out called w W
Speaker 1: three that has a song on it called Diddy.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he's involved in He's working his way up
Speaker 2: the totem pole or downing it or something. He's begun
Speaker 2: with the Chancellor of Germany and is moving on, I
Speaker 2: guess to Diddy at some point, I swear to God,
Speaker 2: I wish I was just fishing right now, three or four.
Speaker 2: You you know what Homo sapiens are nuts? They're nuts.
Speaker 2: Can I just go fishing and not talk about all
Speaker 2: this insanity? Oh to hear? So there's a cost of
Speaker 2: my soul, Katie. I think I can feel my soul eroding.
Speaker 2: I actually can see it eroding. He needed to get
Speaker 2: it replaced with a pig soul. Discussing our three of
Speaker 2: the show, I believe, Yes, here's the report from CNN
Speaker 2: on the testimony yesterday.
Speaker 9: The testimony was graphic, it was intense, and it was
Speaker 9: intended to give you a glimpse into what her experience
Speaker 9: over more than a decade has been. She said, at
Speaker 9: the hands of a violent abuser who she loved very
Speaker 9: much but controlled her every move. They asked her the question,
Speaker 9: was there anything about these freak offs, these days long,
Speaker 9: drug fueled sex events that you enjoyed, and she said,
Speaker 9: being with him, trying to be one on one, it
Speaker 9: demonstrated that she was craving an opportunity to have it,
Speaker 9: which she says was her first adult relationship.
Speaker 1: Oh, that is so sad, even in the midst of
Speaker 1: a decade of being beaten and used that way and
Speaker 1: everything like that, Just if I got a chance to
Speaker 1: be close to him, it was because I was so
Speaker 1: in love with him. That is just so awful.
Speaker 2: If you are a billionaire, because he maybe wasn't at
Speaker 2: the time, but I mean, if you have more money
Speaker 2: than anybody can imagine, and you're good looking and successful
Speaker 2: and a music star, you can absolutely find not a woman,
Speaker 2: but several women, I'm sure who are gorgeous, talented and
Speaker 2: utterly naive are so lacking in self regard that you
Speaker 2: can manipulate them like puppets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think she's way beyond those. She's got to
Speaker 1: have damaged in her background somewhere to need what she
Speaker 1: was needing there.
Speaker 2: Although a master manipulator like him. The story, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's repeated thousands of times. The pimps who take in
Speaker 2: runaways and confused girls, batter girls whatever, and they give
Speaker 2: them emotional warmth and comfort and love, and then it
Speaker 2: evolves into a very you know, what's the word I'm
Speaker 2: looking for? You know, it's a predatory slash. You're like
Speaker 2: a leech.
Speaker 1: But that's what I mean. I think she's got to
Speaker 1: have some sort of battered something in her background. I'll
Speaker 1: be well, would be any reason for that to come
Speaker 1: out in the trial? Would that help the defense or
Speaker 1: prosecution in any way to point out that she had
Speaker 1: a horrible childhood, which I gotta believe is the case
Speaker 1: on some level for her to end up in that situation.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'd have to think about that, but.
Speaker 1: Wonder if that'll come out. I haven't heard anything about that,
Speaker 1: have you, Katie, heard anything about it? Her upbringing? Like
Speaker 1: where's dad where's mom and dad? Or is there a
Speaker 1: mom and dad? She's twenty two years old when she
Speaker 1: started dating Diddy?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, she started modeling in the industry at age fourteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so where are the parents. I haven't heard a
Speaker 2: word about that.
Speaker 1: They must not be involved, or I would think they'd
Speaker 1: be at the trial and that'd be part of the
Speaker 1: news coverage, wouldn't she assume?
Speaker 2: Maybe? Yeah, probably she's a witness, though I think, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know. She's got a husband now oof, but
Speaker 2: heine enjoyed this either, No, I mean, yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: unless you get married very young and are particularly religious
Speaker 2: and have saved yourself, et cetera, which I fully approve.
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah blah. You know, there have been encounters
Speaker 2: in your honey's past, but I don't need them testified
Speaker 2: to under oath, particularly the kinkier ones.
Speaker 1: Four de frenos the bodyguard did what do you You
Speaker 1: never mentioned that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That was ugly Google it if you want to know.
Speaker 1: You don't want to know. We'll finish strong next.
Speaker 4: Strong.
Speaker 1: Authorities in Pennsylvania recently arrested a woman after she allegedly
Speaker 1: stole more than one thousand dollars worth of candles from
Speaker 1: a CBS. On the bright side, her arrest was very romantic.
Speaker 2: We mentioned this briefly yesterday, the history of presidential gifts.
Speaker 2: It's you know, it's come up because of the Katari
Speaker 2: plain thing, which again I don't think is going to happen,
Speaker 2: but they mentioned that. In two thousand and eight, George W.
Speaker 2: Bush was gifted a pair of inline skates from the
Speaker 2: Netherlands rollerblading Emolliumun's clause Hitler what. In twenty eleven, Barack
Speaker 2: Obama was given a red, white and blue basketball signed
Speaker 2: by Chinese President sheeshen Ping. I see old Winnie the
Speaker 2: Pooh is kind of a small forward in the Charles
Speaker 2: Barkley mold, you know, throwing his weight around the lane,
Speaker 2: doing a lot of rebounding. At least two presidents, Dwight D.
Speaker 2: Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan received baby elephants Bob and Botto
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, Cutter blah blah blah the plane. In
Speaker 2: seventeen eighty four, King Charles the third of Spain gave
Speaker 2: President Washington a donkey, which he aptly named Royal Gift.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the donkey. That's uh, just guy in the country.
Speaker 2: I don't need a donkey. I got plenty of donkeys.
Speaker 2: But the gift was designed in part to cement the
Speaker 2: friendship between the two nations as the US established its
Speaker 2: national identity. According to the nonprofit Mount Vernon Ladies Association
Speaker 2: of the Union, which oversees the estate.
Speaker 1: Hey, I got a quick question for you, since we're
Speaker 1: about out of time. I just was looking up at
Speaker 1: the TV. So Mayor Pete was in Iowa at some
Speaker 1: town hall yesterday, which has people rumbling that maybe he's
Speaker 1: looking at running for president, and you don't just go
Speaker 1: to Iowa town halls for the hell of it. He's bearded. Now,
Speaker 1: how do we feel about bearded Mayor Pete?
Speaker 2: About the way I felt about clean shaven Mayor Pete.
Speaker 2: He's a phony.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's trying to be a little harder, straighter,
Speaker 1: or tougher or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Do I have to think about Mayor Pete?
Speaker 1: Strong?
Speaker 2: Strong, You're ready thoughts?
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's your host for final thoughts, Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew.
Speaker 2: Michael Angelow leading us off.
Speaker 1: Michael, you know, if I'm going to a foreign country
Speaker 1: and they give me a fancy gift, I say, you know,
Speaker 1: take back this donkey.
Speaker 2: Just give me the best deep dish pizza you got.
Speaker 2: That's all I need.
Speaker 1: I have no use for a donkey deep dish pizza.
Speaker 1: I would enjoy greatly.
Speaker 2: Mmm here here Katie green Arstein, Newswoman.
Speaker 6: As a final thought, Katie, I thought I was doing
Speaker 6: pretty good today, and then I stabbed myself in the
Speaker 6: face with a fork while I was just trying to eat.
Speaker 6: So hopefully you're all doing better than I am.
Speaker 2: That's bad.
Speaker 1: Jack final thought reminds me a story from one of
Speaker 1: the LBJ books in which he gifted Jackie Old Jackie.
Speaker 2: Kennedy with a prize bull.
Speaker 1: He was a Texan and thought that she would appreciate
Speaker 1: that she was an uppercross Northeaster and.
Speaker 2: Was like, what the am I supposed to do with it?
Speaker 2: My final thought? In nineteen sixty one, John F. Kennedy
Speaker 2: and family received a dog named Pushinko from the Soviet
Speaker 2: premiere Nikita Khrushiev. Bulgaria gave George W. Bush a puppy,
Speaker 2: and in nineteen fifty I already mentioned the elephant. Oh
Speaker 2: and in twenty eleven the head guy in the Northern
Speaker 2: Territory of Australia gave Barack Obama crocodile attack insurance. Would
Speaker 2: paid Michelle fifty grand if he'd gotten, you know, eaten
Speaker 2: by a crocodile.
Speaker 1: Armstrong Getty wrapping up another grueling four hour workday.
Speaker 2: Hey, thanks for the crocodile insurance. So many people who
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Speaker 1: I feel like I need to mention the elephant in
Speaker 1: the room. Which is an elephant in the room? What
Speaker 1: am I supposed to do with this? See tomorrow, God
Speaker 1: bless America.
Speaker 2: I'm strong and Getty. I'm going to say this at
Speaker 2: risk of my job. Not only exists a persist. What
Speaker 2: the hell are you talking about? Is these crazy thinking?
Speaker 2: It's really come as quite a shock to me. It's sure, yep,
Speaker 2: So let's go with it, buying I say, dig up
Speaker 2: his bones and reban hmutit tte Rose's bones. You're now
Speaker 2: rebad Collin for all of it's theere isy.
Speaker 1: And then somebody would in the hall up and then
Speaker 1: somebody would set up his bones at a card table
Speaker 1: at a casino.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Armstrong and Getty.