Speaker 1: Come on there. Welcome to Wednesday. It's the pickup exit
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Speaker 2: Hell, hello everybody, Why Mitch Cheury Am I holding a
Speaker 2: high protein banana pudding and a packet of roast primo
Speaker 2: beef Because he's on my protein, low calorie diet. Let's
Speaker 2: not highlight Mitch's diet. These are two very obscure grocery
Speaker 2: shopping items to bring together, though, Just roast beef, no bread,
Speaker 2: no no lettuce, and yogurts. You're gonna source up your
Speaker 2: beef with a bit of pudding?
Speaker 1: Yeah, why not? Now put them down, We've gotta make
Speaker 1: them warm with your clemmy hands. I am filing still
Speaker 1: a little bit cleanmy After yesterday's The Morning Show appearance, We're.
Speaker 3: On my favorite moment ever. You were so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll talk about it later on in the show,
Speaker 1: that I embarrassed myself in front of a global American
Speaker 1: soup and I'll tell you exactly what I said to
Speaker 1: their face.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I'm actually so excited for today's
Speaker 2: show because we're speaking to a man who I'm pretty
Speaker 2: sure has a god complex. Now he has fathered over
Speaker 2: sixty children and I have two of my own, and
Speaker 2: I would like to know why, how do you have
Speaker 2: the time.
Speaker 1: That's what I need to run out. Yeah, we got
Speaker 1: the hard hitting questions.
Speaker 3: Well, I have something I don't know if I am
Speaker 3: excited about as much.
Speaker 2: It could be or it couldn't be.
Speaker 3: But there is a woman you guys would have seen
Speaker 3: that has come forward claiming to be Madeleine McCann.
Speaker 2: I did see this last night. I was in a
Speaker 2: deep dive on the Instagram.
Speaker 3: Yeah, obviously exciting if it is her, but could you
Speaker 3: imagine what this is doing to the family.
Speaker 2: But anyway, we're going to get into that a bit later.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool, that's next Here at the pickup right around
Speaker 1: Australia for your Wednesday afternoon. Welcome, it's the pickup Britt,
Speaker 1: Laura and Mitch Wednesday Afternoon or thanks to Chemists Warehouse
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Speaker 3: Everyone listening now, I think is going to remember Madeline McCann,
Speaker 3: the little girl that went missing back in two thousand
Speaker 3: and seven in Portugal when she was on holiday with
Speaker 3: her family.
Speaker 1: I was famous missing person case of all times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just a case.
Speaker 2: It has gripped.
Speaker 3: I think the world since her disappearance, Well, a woman
Speaker 3: has come forward from Poland. Her name is Julia Fostina,
Speaker 3: and she is claiming not to necessarily be Madeline, but
Speaker 3: she's saying I think I could be. She doesn't really
Speaker 3: remember her childhood, she's not sure of her age exactly.
Speaker 3: She thinks she looks very similar to what Madeleine would be.
Speaker 3: So she's put her hand up and she said, I
Speaker 3: want to do a DNA test. I think I could
Speaker 3: be her. And I just can't imagine what the family
Speaker 3: is thinking right now after sixteen years, that, oh my god,
Speaker 3: what if this is our daughter? But on the other hand,
Speaker 3: it's is this another person that's just going to get
Speaker 3: our hopes up and then dash them.
Speaker 2: I was in a rabbit hole in this girl's Instagram yesterday,
Speaker 2: so it's I am Madeline McCann. And she's created multiple accounts.
Speaker 2: There's like twenty different accounts now, really just trying to
Speaker 2: get anyone's attention who might be able to link her
Speaker 2: with Madelie McCann's parents so that she can get this
Speaker 2: DNA test done. But you can't help but try and
Speaker 2: look for the similarity. So she has the marking in
Speaker 2: her eye that Madeline McCann has little green with blue eyes,
Speaker 2: but then she's got like this dark bit in her yeah,
Speaker 2: and the gap in between the tea yeah, and also
Speaker 2: like a dimple in the same spot. And it's so
Speaker 2: hard because you think, how did a little three year
Speaker 2: old look and then what's their face going to look
Speaker 2: like as they age? But I just think if it's
Speaker 2: not her, this is so traumatic for her parents. I
Speaker 2: can't even comprehend what they're going through to try and
Speaker 2: once again put themselves through the process of getting their
Speaker 2: hopes up only to find out maybe that's not going
Speaker 2: to be their daughter.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It playing Devil's advocate for a second. I mean, how
Speaker 1: do we know this girl isn't just running for a
Speaker 1: cash crab? Do a sixty minute sit down interview that
Speaker 1: work out that it's not Maddie and can and then
Speaker 1: we move on with our lives and the poor parents
Speaker 1: are traumatized yet again.
Speaker 2: It could be this whole, this big media hoax. Who knows.
Speaker 2: But the girl's psychologist is one of the people who's
Speaker 2: actually come out and said I also think she could
Speaker 2: be Madeline mcann. So there's other supporting people in her life.
Speaker 2: And you know, regardless of whether it is or it isn't,
Speaker 2: it does sound like this girl has had a truly
Speaker 2: horrific childhood herself, and that's why she thinks she might be.
Speaker 3: Imagine, if you are just you're a nobody, right, you're
Speaker 3: just living your life, but you believe that you could
Speaker 3: be her, how are you going to get this attention?
Speaker 3: I understand that she's so curious about to who she is,
Speaker 3: and she really believes it that she is going to
Speaker 3: go and make all these accounts so that finally someone listens.
Speaker 3: So I also get that, because if you're just a
Speaker 3: no one living in another country, how are you going
Speaker 3: to get anyone to care enough?
Speaker 2: So there's this side of some.
Speaker 3: People saying, oh, you're just trying to get publicity, But
Speaker 3: there's another side of, well, how on earth do you
Speaker 3: think I was going to get their attention? And she's
Speaker 3: not saying I am her. She's come out and said
Speaker 3: I need to know the truth. I need a DNA test,
Speaker 3: and I need to talk to Madeline's parents please help me.
Speaker 3: And they have actually agreed now to do the DNA test.
Speaker 3: So this will very soon.
Speaker 2: Be put to bed.
Speaker 1: Well, when we get the update the DNA test will
Speaker 1: bring it to you on the air.
Speaker 3: That way, everyone's going to be waiting with baited breath,
Speaker 3: aren't they.
Speaker 1: Hey, Next on the show, Kyle Gordy's joining us. The
Speaker 1: name you might not know, but he may very well
Speaker 1: be your father. And that sounds ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I really like that he is because he has sixty
Speaker 3: nine kids out there.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, too many children.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a sperm donor. And we'll talk to him
Speaker 1: next here at the Pickup The Pickup via Wednesday Afternoon
Speaker 1: with Britt, Laura and Mitch get Blackmore's executive beat Stress
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Speaker 1: follow the directions for use. Now, girls, you'd remember yesterday
Speaker 1: we spoke to a psychologist who was chatting to us
Speaker 1: about an Ossie man who was fathered over sixty babies
Speaker 1: through sperm donations.
Speaker 2: Yes it is wild and now Sandy, who was a psychologist,
Speaker 2: she mentioned a guy named Kyle Gordie. Now Kyle, he
Speaker 2: lives in the States and he also has fathered over
Speaker 2: sixty children and apparently has nine on the way. Now
Speaker 2: we have Kyle on the phone joining us today.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hi Kyle, Hello, how are you doing.
Speaker 2: Oh hi, Kyle. Now I have a big question for you.
Speaker 1: Why why?
Speaker 2: Why so many kids?
Speaker 4: Well that's the big question. So pretty much I started
Speaker 4: out where relationships were working out, and so eventually I
Speaker 4: was looking at sperm banks and I realized they're just
Speaker 4: called in clin I didn't know where my sperm was going,
Speaker 4: and it just did feel comfortable to me. Someone I
Speaker 4: knew she wanted to use a sperm mank to have
Speaker 4: a child, and we had to talk and I said,
Speaker 4: you know, I'm willing to be involved in a child's
Speaker 4: life and I could help you have a child, And
Speaker 4: so I donated. She went in the back of her car,
Speaker 4: gave it a cup, she insidered it with a syringe,
Speaker 4: and two weeks later she found out she was pregnant,
Speaker 4: and now she has an eight year old and a
Speaker 4: five year old.
Speaker 3: By me, So I'm reading here that ninety percent of
Speaker 3: the time you use artificial insemination, like you just said,
Speaker 3: with a syringe, but the other times you use natural insemination.
Speaker 2: So you are out there spreading your seed. How does
Speaker 2: that come about?
Speaker 3: When someone says I want the sperm, do you give
Speaker 3: them the off? I do you say, hey, do you
Speaker 3: want to go do the horizon to dancey love WORL
Speaker 3: do you want me to put in a syringe?
Speaker 4: I only do it like ten percent of the time,
Speaker 4: and I only donated a few times a month, so
Speaker 4: realistically only comes to a few times a year. I
Speaker 4: actually do it naturally. But typically the woman will contact
Speaker 4: me and they'll say, hey, how do I get pregnant?
Speaker 4: I say, how do you want to do it? They say, well,
Speaker 4: I want to do in a cup or I want
Speaker 4: to do it naturally. So say they want to do
Speaker 4: in a cup, simple strange and cup and they inject
Speaker 4: it and then if they want to do it naturally.
Speaker 4: Typically I asked for SD test beforehand, change that and
Speaker 4: then we do it. I actually just helped someone. We
Speaker 4: spent Valentine's Day together and we did it six times
Speaker 4: in a row. We did it twice on Valentine's Day
Speaker 4: and then like four other days. I mean, it was insane.
Speaker 4: It was like a marathon. It was a baby making marathon.
Speaker 2: So wait, okay, how much do people pay for this?
Speaker 2: So do you get paid for your services? What's like
Speaker 2: a normal payment?
Speaker 4: Nothing? I don't. I don't even get anything, nothing at all.
Speaker 4: I went to Hong Kong. I had to pay. I
Speaker 4: paid my own travel to I just I didn't say it,
Speaker 4: but I just donated to someone and got pregnant. Someone
Speaker 4: pregnant in Hong Kong, but very early, and I had
Speaker 4: to pay everything. So I actually don't get any money
Speaker 4: or even travel costs, and so there's no benefit.
Speaker 1: But what do you say to the criticism of people
Speaker 1: that just think, if you're not getting any money for it,
Speaker 1: then surely it's just in flighting your ego. Like the
Speaker 1: criticism is that you could potentially just have a god
Speaker 1: complex and you just want as many mini Kyles out
Speaker 1: there in the world as possible.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's easy to say, oh, well, this
Speaker 4: guy's a narcisse this, but when you see the happy
Speaker 4: families that are grown, and see how appreciated there are,
Speaker 4: and see you know, I'm not just there going out
Speaker 4: and having all these kids. I actually talk to the moms,
Speaker 4: I build friendships with them. I see a lot of
Speaker 4: the kids. I just saw a new kid a few
Speaker 4: days ago. We took pictures together. We bond, Like it's
Speaker 4: not just me going out, Oh I'm impregnating all these
Speaker 4: women and then see you later.
Speaker 1: It's more you.
Speaker 4: Know, emotional and a lot of moms want me involved.
Speaker 4: So it's a lot different.
Speaker 2: Do you have any kids that are your own soul
Speaker 2: responsibility of the time.
Speaker 1: I know, but you know, you know, I think it's different.
Speaker 4: We're like a lot of them, you know, want me
Speaker 4: to be involved. So I guess a lot of them
Speaker 4: some of the kids actually call me dad. They you know,
Speaker 4: don't just look at me as like you know, like
Speaker 4: a lot of moms, like I said, they don't look
Speaker 4: at me like I'm a sperm donor. A lot of
Speaker 4: them look at me as like friend or family. Like
Speaker 4: it's a lot more meaningful, Like I'm not going out
Speaker 4: there and say hey, see you later.
Speaker 1: Kids.
Speaker 4: It's you know, I always give them an option if
Speaker 4: you want to see me and be involved in birthdays,
Speaker 4: play dates, even washing the kids sometimes if they want,
Speaker 4: they want me to watch the Different today, and I'm
Speaker 4: okay with it.
Speaker 2: Sixteen nine children though, that's yeah, it's a lot of kids.
Speaker 1: The Sisterhood of the Trust experm really with a lot
Speaker 1: of those women out there.
Speaker 2: Kyle, thank you for joining us.
Speaker 1: It was a pleasure. You can get Kyle on Kyle
Speaker 1: Gordy one two three four on Instagram, which I believe
Speaker 1: is the amount of babies he's made today. Three Yes, Kyle,
Speaker 1: A pleasure, buddy. Thanks for coming on.
Speaker 2: Thanks Carl, Kyle. There has to be something a little
Speaker 2: bit off in you if you want to have sixty kids.
Speaker 3: I was just the Instagram handle on the shirt for me.
Speaker 1: A bit a gross guy, but it great to have
Speaker 1: him on. Nonetheless, he's welcome anytime.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Hey. Speaking of weird guests, we had a run in
Speaker 1: yesterday on the morning show on Channel seven. We went
Speaker 1: on to promote the pick Up our show and something
Speaker 1: went down in the green room where all the celebs
Speaker 1: backstage are hell. I use that term very lightly for us,
Speaker 1: but there was an a least Hollywood star in there
Speaker 1: with us. And you guys seem to think that.
Speaker 2: I've absolutely embarrassed yourself.
Speaker 3: Now, you shot your shot and it did not land.
Speaker 2: You embarrassed yourself.
Speaker 1: I did not, and your colleagues you know what, I remember,
Speaker 1: the jokes and the show. You think about the pickup,
Speaker 1: you can be the judge. It's the pick up. Britt,
Speaker 1: Laura and Mitche here for your Wednesday. Arevo Black Boars
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Speaker 1: Chemist Warehouse with just forty seven ninety nine. Always read
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Speaker 1: may have seen the three of us on your Telly's
Speaker 1: yesterday morning on the morning show Channel seven.
Speaker 2: Oh wasn't it lovely? You they're talking about Christmas Ham.
Speaker 1: I referred to myself as a Christmas Ham and then
Speaker 1: one of you said that what I bring to the
Speaker 1: show is a smoked flavor.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sorry if.
Speaker 1: You miss this on the morning show. It was to
Speaker 1: promote this new show because we're only a monthly in
Speaker 1: the pickup. So this is a little bit of what
Speaker 1: went down.
Speaker 2: It's at three pm across the country. We have so
Speaker 2: much fun together. We can touch on some of the
Speaker 2: topics that we talk about on the podcast. But it's
Speaker 2: also I mean, Mitch brings a great new flavor because
Speaker 2: he brings sort of morell the what lailtal chaos.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about what you didn't see, and
Speaker 3: that's what happened in the green room, Michie. Before I'm
Speaker 3: doing it, I will in before Mitch and Laura. I
Speaker 3: was there a couple of minutes earlier. Now I've walked
Speaker 3: around in the corner to the green room. Now that's
Speaker 3: a room where everyone's waiting. All the celebrities are waiting
Speaker 3: to go on, all the celebrities.
Speaker 2: And then there's us.
Speaker 3: And I walked in and I looked up and I
Speaker 3: see Andy Cohen there. Now Andy Cohen firs that don't know,
Speaker 3: he's a huge American talk shows.
Speaker 1: It's the head of Bravo. He created the Real Housewives ranchise.
Speaker 1: He is huge.
Speaker 3: And I cause I know Mitch True so well all
Speaker 3: I thought of I looked up and I was like,
Speaker 3: that's Enny Cohen, and I was like, how do I
Speaker 3: prep Mitch.
Speaker 2: Mitch is going to die. He's gonna be so excited.
Speaker 2: And you walked in on your phone.
Speaker 1: You didn't look up.
Speaker 3: I was trying to do this eye contact thing like
Speaker 3: look over there. Then you look up clock Andy, and
Speaker 3: it all went downhill from there. I don't know what
Speaker 3: was happening, but you were like trying so hard. You're like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, it's like I've got two minutes to
Speaker 3: impress the big talk show hosts in the world. And
Speaker 3: you were dropping attempted jokes that were so embarrassing to watch.
Speaker 2: Normally, you would think like, okay, be cool, come and
Speaker 2: collected it's a big celebrity, and Mitch Tury walks up
Speaker 2: to Andy Cohen and calls him gay Santa.
Speaker 1: No, that's out of content, gay Santa.
Speaker 2: Is it true or false? You had only had thirty
Speaker 2: seconds and within thirty seconds you called Andy Cohen gay
Speaker 2: Santa in February.
Speaker 1: Let me set up some context. Andy Cohen is gay,
Speaker 1: He's a gay icon. I'm also yes, it's Marty Gray
Speaker 1: at the moment, and Britt said, oh, Andy, trying to
Speaker 1: make small talk, what are you doing here? And I said, oh,
Speaker 1: it's gay Christmas. Of course Andy's in town. And if
Speaker 1: it's gay Christmas, then Andy he didn't even laugh laugh,
Speaker 1: And then I said, well if look, if you're gay Santa,
Speaker 1: that makes me at gay elf.
Speaker 2: It just kept going down hill. Yeah, him and all
Speaker 2: of his posse left the green.
Speaker 1: Room going on television. That's why they left the green Listen.
Speaker 3: The producer from Channel seven actually messaged me and they said,
Speaker 3: can you tell me what happened with Mitch? And I
Speaker 3: was like, oh my god, is everything okay? And she
Speaker 3: was like, well not really, are you being serious? Yes,
Speaker 3: I've actually got the producer on the line, Oh you're
Speaker 3: kidding no, what better way to confront you than on Nashville.
Speaker 2: Let's get it. Let's Sonia you there.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, Micho, you should be ashamed of yourself.
Speaker 2: Oh no, this is what Wait what did say to you? Sonya?
Speaker 3: Look, it wasn't that bad, but he wasked if he
Speaker 3: could leave.
Speaker 1: The green room, so I walked him out earlier than
Speaker 1: needed to.
Speaker 4: It was just a very uncomfortable situation.
Speaker 3: For everyone included.
Speaker 2: The poor guy just wanted to be left alone, and
Speaker 2: you were just accosting him.
Speaker 1: He just asked that next time he doesn't get put
Speaker 1: in a room with anyone else specifically.
Speaker 2: I think no, he said, I was fine. He's like
Speaker 2: Brittany was great, she can stay, but it's minch. The
Speaker 2: gay elf can get lost for me.
Speaker 1: And thank you, Sonya, have you back on the show.
Speaker 1: I didn't think it was that bad.
Speaker 2: It was. He was pretty embarrassing, was you know what.
Speaker 2: It's only up from here.
Speaker 1: I'll see him at Martin Grad this weekend and I'll
Speaker 1: bring him a little candy cane and be like, we're
Speaker 1: all good, Andy.
Speaker 2: And if you're real lucky, you might get to sit
Speaker 2: on his lap.
Speaker 1: Real funny. Let's go because that's the end of the show.
Speaker 1: Willem Woody are right next, and they're not going to
Speaker 1: bully their other co hosts.
Speaker 2: No, they're very nice for each other.
Speaker 1: Will and Woody.
Speaker 2: Oh guys, I love doing this show.
Speaker 1: Thank you, it's so much fun. We will see you
Speaker 1: tomorrow from three o'clock.
Speaker 2: Happy hump Day everyone
Speaker 1: Happy hump Day.