October 13, 2020 • 23 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, listeners, it's James Parker. Can you keep a secret?
The next episode of Daughters of d C is up next,
But first a quick word from our sponsor, Iron Horn's
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Oh God, I know, I said, getting into trouble is
(00:22):
the right thing to do, but this is a little
too much trouble. Natalie and Celia are getting expelled from
Dupomp Prep even as we speak, all because I couldn't
keep my dumb mouth shut. I told Onyx all about
our break and at the school, God, I told him
all about Lock Smith. I told him everything. Brilliant James,
absolutely genius, and now he knows my real name, and
(00:45):
I have no idea who he is here. I am
going around like some kind of hotshot hacker, when in
fact I've been giving away all of my friend's secrets
to unknown agents. What was I thinking? How am I
going to help Peyton? How am I going to help anyone? Oh? No?
What now? How could things possibly get any worse? It's
(01:13):
no secret that in Washington, d C. Corruption is everywhere.
You could say it's gone viral. That's why my friends
and I decided to take on the system from the inside.
I'm James, I'm Peyton, I'm Celia, I'm Natalie, and we're
the daughters of DC. Natalie, Celia, are you okay? What happened?
(01:41):
Are you expelled? What's going on? Call at you two?
We're fine. Our parents took care of it. What how,
Never underestimate the persuasiveness of a lieu or the persistent
pain in the aasteness of a Rosenberg. I think the
headmaster just wanted them out of office as quickly as possible.
(02:02):
I'm so relieved. Oh my god, I'm so so relieved.
You guys, I'm sorry why. It's not your fault. We
knew what we were getting into. Yeah. Yeah, I mean
I'm relieved because my suspension is over. Tomorrow we can
all see each other again. You're back, Yeah, my suspension
is over. Oh wait, my suspension is her. Have a
(02:31):
good first day back, Jane. Oh and one more thing, yeah, Mom,
about the botillion this weekend. I know I've been complaining,
but of course I'll go. I went and miss Cole's
big day. I know. I had a discussion with Judge
Reid and you'll be attending with Tanner. Tanner me no, no, never,
(02:53):
no way. I'm afraid it's not your decision, it's Judge Reads.
So he gets to invade our gathering with our community.
Maybe if you hadn't gotten suspended, you'd have a say
in this. What does that have to do with James
Renee Parker. I believed you when you said you had
good reason to hack your own school. Now you're going
to trust me on this. That's how this works. I
(03:16):
won't dance with him. Have an uneventful day in school, please,
So I guess things can get worse. I'm banned from
going to Cole Parker's botillion. Keep your voice down. The
whole alumni dining room doesn't need to hear our business.
(03:38):
This is outrageous. This is the cost of me taking
care of your expulsion. You're not to associate with those
girls anymore. We were just trying to get back at Tanner.
We don't interfere with the Reads. We interfere with whoever
we want. There's a reason your father and I have
been so meticulous in guiding your friendships. You and Mackenzie
will be attending a different event this weekend. There's a
(04:00):
new gallery opening downtown. Why do you care about Mackenzie.
We have ties with her family. We have similar ties
to the Reeds. You are not to act against Tanner again, understood?
And what if I said no? There are many real
life Okay, so I'm trying to be good. But it's
(04:23):
not my fault if they let us use our laptops
and a p trig. Isn't or that I already did
this assignment last night. This is just what happens when
students get bored, they go online and try to find
out more about their secret hacking mentors. Right ay, Storm,
(04:43):
there you are. I haven't seen you around in a while.
Ready to share more secrets? No, not with you on.
I can't believe what you did. What did I do?
You betrayed me? What? What are you talking about? We're friends?
What about the security footage? What security footage? Don't play
dumb and enough with your secrets. You know who I
am and you won't tell me who you are? I
(05:04):
promised I'm going to tell you who I am. Actually,
I'm gonna show you. You know. Locksmith was right. I
can't trust anyone. Oh, I see Locksmith said that. Huh.
Maybe the better advice is don't trust Locksmith. You try
to dig up dirt on a guy and he's a
total fan of And someone stabs you in the back
and you immediately assume it was me. James Parka, James, James,
(05:30):
what this Caruth? Ask you what the coast sine of
bee is? Sorry, since it's the right triangle, the coastine
a B is equal to sign be. Then the distakes
between a Cole's friend from Celia's party, right, Adrian, Yeah, yeah, no, sweat,
I got your back. See you at the bottilio, right, um, yeah, yeah,
(05:50):
see you there. Heymon, yo, paymon, Wait up, hi, Cole,
what's all this? Boys? Lacrosse is doing a car wash
to raise money for a table at my bottillion. That's nice. Hey,
you want to help me wash some cars? I might
even show you the secret to my game changing scrubbing technique.
(06:11):
Spoiler alert, it's too handed read coming at you. What's wrong?
As you can see you're washing? Hey you okay? What? Yeah? Nothing,
I'm just feeling a little under the weather. I'm going
to go home now. Can I give you a ride?
That's all right, you go back to your car wash. Nah,
Tanner can do some of the work for once, yea,
(06:35):
all right? Hey, can we give Celia rode to she's
coming over right now. Sure, Hey, Celia, you want to ride?
Thanks anyway, but it looks like my driver's here. Are
you guys? Can we not with a capop today? William? Sorry, miss,
but music affects mood, and I thought you'd want to
(06:55):
see more cheerful to show your parents how grateful you
are to still be in de DuPont. Grateful. They're constricting me.
I don't need rules. I make my own rules. They
have your best interests at heart, Miss Luke, not my interests, William,
the family's interests. Your parents are in a delicate space.
(07:20):
They move cautiously and deliberately, and I strike to kill,
not to disagree, Miss lu But that's not always the
most effective method. You don't know this, but I'm not
welcome in China anymore. Oh yeah, I'm not. Your parents,
(07:41):
through their careful influence, ensured my safe passage to the
United States. I owe them my life. Their actions have
kept my family safe and allowed me to communicate with
them discreetly. Hmm. Sorry, it's the price I had to pay.
M But that's why I trust to your parents. You
(08:03):
should trust them too, and do what they tell you
to do. Do you understand? I understand I have to
call Mackenzie and tell her we have to go to
some dumb gallery opening instead of the Botilion. Ridiculous. I
don't want people looking at Artwin. They could be looking
at me. Hey, d O DC fans, stay tuned more.
(08:28):
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(08:53):
Rob Dad, I'm huh so quite How exactly did you
clear up that security footage stuff so quickly? Let's try
that again, Natalie. Oh, hello, father, it's nice to see you.
Thank you for making sure I don't get expelled. You've
always had such a disdain for education. That's not fair.
(09:16):
I make effort, I try to try. In what way?
When would I have seen this supposed effort? Have you
even started your college essays yet? Why bother? Why bother?
You can just hire someone to write those essays for me,
right same way you hired someone to take my SA
T S. I don't know what you're talking about. You're
(09:38):
a terrible liar. Okay, let's calm down. Don't tell me
to calm down. You hire someone to take my test
for me? Right, say? It's on my face. You're upsetting leon.
You made me think all that studying actually paid off,
that I was getting smarter, But I wasn't. Natalie, you
won't even deny I'm already a congressman's daughter. How many
(10:00):
more advantages do I get? What about all the disenfranchised
people out there who legitimately deserve a shot at getting
into school, you know, like your constituents. For all the
pressure you've put on me to do great, all the
shame you've made me feel about not working hard enough,
and none of it means anything. As a parent, sometimes
(10:20):
your judgment gets clouded by love for your kids. You
know you'll do anything to make their lives better. Can
you understand that all this time we're just more parasitic
ticks getting fat on our racist, corrupt, unfair, unjust institutional entrenchment.
You're a hypocrite. What are you going to do? How
(10:42):
are you going to tell anyone? Wow? That's what you
really care about, isn't it? You know what keep your election, Congressman.
H oh boy, I like this song. It's type yep.
(11:10):
I actually wrote this one because I'm moonlight as a songwriter.
I've got two Grammys. And you're not listening to a
word I'm saying, are you? Peyton? I'm sorry? What? Look?
I hope this isn't crossing a line or anything, but
it seems like there's something wrong. And if you want
(11:32):
to talk, I'm a pretty good listener. And if not,
well then I'm good at not talking too. See. I
cannot talk all day long. I'm not talking right now.
You're dumb smiling. I'm not smiling. Oh is that right? Well,
(11:56):
I'll take what I can get. I don't mind being humored,
still being quiet. I'm good at it, right, Yeah, you're good.
Welcome home, help me set the table. Yes, Mama, in
(12:16):
a better mood today, A little yes? M hmm. What
is it? Mama? I wish you had told me you
broke up with Tanner Reid. Instead, I had to hear
about it at the club today from Mrs Reid. I
didn't he broke up with me? Vivian Peyton, my two
(12:38):
favorite gals, Hi Daddy Tanner broke up with Peyton sorry
to hear that. Now, Now, don't make a fuss, Viv.
I'm sure Peyton can roll them back in. No, Daddy,
what do you do? Honey? Bush VIV team squabble and
then they make up. That's the way of high schools. No,
I mean it. Don't you raise your voice to your
(13:01):
father in his house. I'm sorry, daddy, I'm sorry about
the plate. I'm sorry about Tanner, but I just can't
date him again. Ever, Please don't ask me why you
don't think I think I need to have a word
(13:22):
with Crawford red block Smith blck Smith. I know you're listening.
I am not at your beck and call baby hacker.
I need help. What guidance do you seek more on
breaking into seemingly secure institutions? No? Thanks, already monted your
(13:44):
security footage code to run all sorts of alarm busting operations.
Next time I need to break in somewhere, I'm golden.
Oh what a swift learner. Then to what do I
owe this interaction? You get? How how fake it all is?
Any advice about how to deal with that? I r
(14:05):
l go on. I'm being forced to attend an event
with my enemies. I'm going to have to be around
them for hours with a dumb faced smile on my face.
And I'm so angry. I'm afraid of what I might do,
baby hacker. Fear and anger are two very different emotions,
(14:26):
we two very different utilities. What do you mean Fear paralyzes,
anger motivates a history lesson. At the turn of the
last century, journalist Ida B. Wells channeled her anger and
white violence in the South, violence that targeted her friends,
(14:49):
toward investigating lynchings, revealing the terrible truths when no one
else would. Anger channel is constructive, It makes change. Let
your anger drive what you need, what you seek information,
(15:10):
leverage the truth. Thanks don't tell Mrs Reed, but this
is where I keep the good stuff. We need to
talk about your boy. Oh, I hear the kids broke up. Shame.
(15:34):
I think your son did a lot worse than just
break up with my patent. She ain't pregnant. As you know,
Peyton is a good girl. I see. Now, hold on, Buck,
we will rowdy teen boys once. I bet you got
into heaps of trouble as a kid, probably ole mob
of fathers raising pitch folks against you. Never times have changed, Crawford.
(16:00):
We have to take action. Show Tanner how to behave
I don't tell you how to raise your kids before
you say something you might regret. Remember, I am about
to be a Supreme Court justice. Well, now what does
that have to do? I am still figuring out what
(16:20):
kind of justice I want to be. Am I anton
in Scalia or my Anthony Kennedy. A lot of gray
area there. You could help me choose. No, you could
sit on the sidelines your choice. Senator got a second, sweetheart.
(16:47):
I wanted to bring you this charm Braceley. I was
gonna save it for your birthday, but you've been through
a lot, and well here give me a rist Yeah,
that's got it all across stick and a flower symbol
(17:09):
of spring. Thank you, Daddy. Look about Tanner. You two
should stay broken up and don't feel you need I
know you didn't. Well, look your Mama and I are
here for you and we love you. Nothing can change that.
(17:33):
Thank you. I spoke with Judge Reed. Oh there's a
lot at stake here, bigger than you or me. It's
our responsibility to think of the greater good. Sometimes we
have to lose the battles to win the war. Princess right,
(18:00):
Good night, daddy. I think my dad knows about what
Tanner did. He tried to talk to Judge Read about it,
but then I think he caved. Whoa, Peyton, Um. I'm
so sorry. I knew he and Judge Read were close,
(18:23):
but I never thought he'd put politics above our family,
above me. Dad suck. Yeah, that's tragic, Peyton. I guess
that's what politics does to people, corrupts them. Isn't this
where you jump in, Natalie tell us about how your
dad turned down all that pack money? Huh uh? Yeah,
(18:45):
I don't know. Y'all are acting funnier than a mule
after a cactus attack. Oh my god, Peyton, that is
the most Texan thing anyone's ever said. It's true. Down
at my uncle's ranch and Blanco. He's old, the old
Cheeka got into it real bad with a lady finger cactus.
She walked funny for weeks. Y'all have to come one summer.
(19:09):
It'll be blast. I wouldn't miss it. Oh, speaking of,
we're all going to calls Botillion this weekend ride. Oh no,
I almost forgot. What does something happen to cole Um?
What Peyton, are you crushing? She totally is No, No, anyway,
(19:34):
my mom is making me go to the botilion with
um who We're dying here, Damner. I know. I'm so sorry, Peyton.
I tried to get out of it. My mom is
like a dictator, total stalin. I revised my previous statement.
Parents suck mm hmm is something Upsilia a mine are inconvenience.
(19:58):
I'll handle it. You've got a gus on this, Tanner sitch,
you know what. We don't deserve this. Maybe you can
ask your mom one more time, James, Yeah, I guess
I can try. Yes, James, what is it? I can't
(20:20):
go to the battillion with Tanner Reid because because well,
I can't tell you why. But trust me, he's not
a good person. I know that, James, but it's non negotiable. No,
please shut the door behind you. I've got a lot
of work, so I guess things can always get worse
(20:41):
now I can't even trust my own mother. Yes, one second, Yes,
we're ready for this weekend. James will handle herself. I
promise you don't have to tell me how important this is.
I've been waiting three years for this opportunity. Tomorrow's our
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Hey, listeners, it's James Parker. Can you keep a secret?
The next episode of Daughters of d C is up next,
But first a quick word from our sponsor, Iron Horn's
Epic Productions. And I heard Radio present Daughters of d C.
Oh God, I know, I said, getting into trouble is
(00:22):
the right thing to do, but this is a little
too much trouble. Natalie and Celia are getting expelled from
Dupomp Prep even as we speak, all because I couldn't
keep my dumb mouth shut. I told Onyx all about
our break and at the school, God, I told him
all about Lock Smith. I told him everything. Brilliant James,
absolutely genius, and now he knows my real name, and
(00:45):
I have no idea who he is here. I am
going around like some kind of hotshot hacker, when in
fact I've been giving away all of my friend's secrets
to unknown agents. What was I thinking? How am I
going to help Peyton? How am I going to help anyone? Oh? No?
What now? How could things possibly get any worse? It's
(01:13):
no secret that in Washington, d C. Corruption is everywhere.
You could say it's gone viral. That's why my friends
and I decided to take on the system from the inside.
I'm James, I'm Peyton, I'm Celia, I'm Natalie, and we're
the daughters of DC. Natalie, Celia, are you okay? What happened?
(01:41):
Are you expelled? What's going on? Call at you two?
We're fine. Our parents took care of it. What how,
Never underestimate the persuasiveness of a lieu or the persistent
pain in the aasteness of a Rosenberg. I think the
headmaster just wanted them out of office as quickly as possible.
(02:02):
I'm so relieved. Oh my god, I'm so so relieved.
You guys, I'm sorry why. It's not your fault. We
knew what we were getting into. Yeah. Yeah, I mean
I'm relieved because my suspension is over. Tomorrow we can
all see each other again. You're back, Yeah, my suspension
is over. Oh wait, my suspension is her. Have a
(02:31):
good first day back, Jane. Oh and one more thing, yeah, Mom,
about the botillion this weekend. I know I've been complaining,
but of course I'll go. I went and miss Cole's
big day. I know. I had a discussion with Judge
Reid and you'll be attending with Tanner. Tanner me no, no, never,
(02:53):
no way. I'm afraid it's not your decision, it's Judge Reads.
So he gets to invade our gathering with our community.
Maybe if you hadn't gotten suspended, you'd have a say
in this. What does that have to do with James
Renee Parker. I believed you when you said you had
good reason to hack your own school. Now you're going
to trust me on this. That's how this works. I
(03:16):
won't dance with him. Have an uneventful day in school, please,
So I guess things can get worse. I'm banned from
going to Cole Parker's botillion. Keep your voice down. The
whole alumni dining room doesn't need to hear our business.
(03:38):
This is outrageous. This is the cost of me taking
care of your expulsion. You're not to associate with those
girls anymore. We were just trying to get back at Tanner.
We don't interfere with the Reads. We interfere with whoever
we want. There's a reason your father and I have
been so meticulous in guiding your friendships. You and Mackenzie
will be attending a different event this weekend. There's a
(04:00):
new gallery opening downtown. Why do you care about Mackenzie.
We have ties with her family. We have similar ties
to the Reeds. You are not to act against Tanner again, understood?
And what if I said no? There are many real
life Okay, so I'm trying to be good. But it's
(04:23):
not my fault if they let us use our laptops
and a p trig. Isn't or that I already did
this assignment last night. This is just what happens when
students get bored, they go online and try to find
out more about their secret hacking mentors. Right ay, Storm,
(04:43):
there you are. I haven't seen you around in a while.
Ready to share more secrets? No, not with you on.
I can't believe what you did. What did I do?
You betrayed me? What? What are you talking about? We're friends?
What about the security footage? What security footage? Don't play
dumb and enough with your secrets. You know who I
am and you won't tell me who you are? I
(05:04):
promised I'm going to tell you who I am. Actually,
I'm gonna show you. You know. Locksmith was right. I
can't trust anyone. Oh, I see Locksmith said that. Huh.
Maybe the better advice is don't trust Locksmith. You try
to dig up dirt on a guy and he's a
total fan of And someone stabs you in the back
and you immediately assume it was me. James Parka, James, James,
(05:30):
what this Caruth? Ask you what the coast sine of
bee is? Sorry, since it's the right triangle, the coastine
a B is equal to sign be. Then the distakes
between a Cole's friend from Celia's party, right, Adrian, Yeah, yeah, no, sweat,
I got your back. See you at the bottilio, right, um, yeah, yeah,
(05:50):
see you there. Heymon, yo, paymon, Wait up, hi, Cole,
what's all this? Boys? Lacrosse is doing a car wash
to raise money for a table at my bottillion. That's nice. Hey,
you want to help me wash some cars? I might
even show you the secret to my game changing scrubbing technique.
(06:11):
Spoiler alert, it's too handed read coming at you. What's wrong?
As you can see you're washing? Hey you okay? What? Yeah? Nothing,
I'm just feeling a little under the weather. I'm going
to go home now. Can I give you a ride?
That's all right, you go back to your car wash. Nah,
Tanner can do some of the work for once, yea,
(06:35):
all right? Hey, can we give Celia rode to she's
coming over right now. Sure, Hey, Celia, you want to ride?
Thanks anyway, but it looks like my driver's here. Are
you guys? Can we not with a capop today? William? Sorry, miss,
but music affects mood, and I thought you'd want to
(06:55):
see more cheerful to show your parents how grateful you
are to still be in de DuPont. Grateful. They're constricting me.
I don't need rules. I make my own rules. They
have your best interests at heart, Miss Luke, not my interests, William,
the family's interests. Your parents are in a delicate space.
(07:20):
They move cautiously and deliberately, and I strike to kill,
not to disagree, Miss lu But that's not always the
most effective method. You don't know this, but I'm not
welcome in China anymore. Oh yeah, I'm not. Your parents,
(07:41):
through their careful influence, ensured my safe passage to the
United States. I owe them my life. Their actions have
kept my family safe and allowed me to communicate with
them discreetly. Hmm. Sorry, it's the price I had to pay.
M But that's why I trust to your parents. You
(08:03):
should trust them too, and do what they tell you
to do. Do you understand? I understand I have to
call Mackenzie and tell her we have to go to
some dumb gallery opening instead of the Botilion. Ridiculous. I
don't want people looking at Artwin. They could be looking
at me. Hey, d O DC fans, stay tuned more.
(08:28):
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(08:53):
Rob Dad, I'm huh so quite How exactly did you
clear up that security footage stuff so quickly? Let's try
that again, Natalie. Oh, hello, father, it's nice to see you.
Thank you for making sure I don't get expelled. You've
always had such a disdain for education. That's not fair.
(09:16):
I make effort, I try to try. In what way?
When would I have seen this supposed effort? Have you
even started your college essays yet? Why bother? Why bother?
You can just hire someone to write those essays for me,
right same way you hired someone to take my SA
T S. I don't know what you're talking about. You're
(09:38):
a terrible liar. Okay, let's calm down. Don't tell me
to calm down. You hire someone to take my test
for me? Right, say? It's on my face. You're upsetting leon.
You made me think all that studying actually paid off,
that I was getting smarter, But I wasn't. Natalie, you
won't even deny I'm already a congressman's daughter. How many
(10:00):
more advantages do I get? What about all the disenfranchised
people out there who legitimately deserve a shot at getting
into school, you know, like your constituents. For all the
pressure you've put on me to do great, all the
shame you've made me feel about not working hard enough,
and none of it means anything. As a parent, sometimes
(10:20):
your judgment gets clouded by love for your kids. You
know you'll do anything to make their lives better. Can
you understand that all this time we're just more parasitic
ticks getting fat on our racist, corrupt, unfair, unjust institutional entrenchment.
You're a hypocrite. What are you going to do? How
(10:42):
are you going to tell anyone? Wow? That's what you
really care about, isn't it? You know what keep your election, Congressman.
H oh boy, I like this song. It's type yep.
(11:10):
I actually wrote this one because I'm moonlight as a songwriter.
I've got two Grammys. And you're not listening to a
word I'm saying, are you? Peyton? I'm sorry? What? Look?
I hope this isn't crossing a line or anything, but
it seems like there's something wrong. And if you want
(11:32):
to talk, I'm a pretty good listener. And if not,
well then I'm good at not talking too. See. I
cannot talk all day long. I'm not talking right now.
You're dumb smiling. I'm not smiling. Oh is that right? Well,
(11:56):
I'll take what I can get. I don't mind being humored,
still being quiet. I'm good at it, right, Yeah, you're good.
Welcome home, help me set the table. Yes, Mama, in
(12:16):
a better mood today, A little yes? M hmm. What
is it? Mama? I wish you had told me you
broke up with Tanner Reid. Instead, I had to hear
about it at the club today from Mrs Reid. I
didn't he broke up with me? Vivian Peyton, my two
(12:38):
favorite gals, Hi Daddy Tanner broke up with Peyton sorry
to hear that. Now, Now, don't make a fuss, Viv.
I'm sure Peyton can roll them back in. No, Daddy,
what do you do? Honey? Bush VIV team squabble and
then they make up. That's the way of high schools. No,
I mean it. Don't you raise your voice to your
(13:01):
father in his house. I'm sorry, daddy, I'm sorry about
the plate. I'm sorry about Tanner, but I just can't
date him again. Ever, Please don't ask me why you
don't think I think I need to have a word
(13:22):
with Crawford red block Smith blck Smith. I know you're listening.
I am not at your beck and call baby hacker.
I need help. What guidance do you seek more on
breaking into seemingly secure institutions? No? Thanks, already monted your
(13:44):
security footage code to run all sorts of alarm busting operations.
Next time I need to break in somewhere, I'm golden.
Oh what a swift learner. Then to what do I
owe this interaction? You get? How how fake it all is?
Any advice about how to deal with that? I r
(14:05):
l go on. I'm being forced to attend an event
with my enemies. I'm going to have to be around
them for hours with a dumb faced smile on my face.
And I'm so angry. I'm afraid of what I might do,
baby hacker. Fear and anger are two very different emotions,
(14:26):
we two very different utilities. What do you mean Fear paralyzes,
anger motivates a history lesson. At the turn of the
last century, journalist Ida B. Wells channeled her anger and
white violence in the South, violence that targeted her friends,
(14:49):
toward investigating lynchings, revealing the terrible truths when no one
else would. Anger channel is constructive, It makes change. Let
your anger drive what you need, what you seek information,
(15:10):
leverage the truth. Thanks don't tell Mrs Reed, but this
is where I keep the good stuff. We need to
talk about your boy. Oh, I hear the kids broke up. Shame.
(15:34):
I think your son did a lot worse than just
break up with my patent. She ain't pregnant. As you know,
Peyton is a good girl. I see. Now, hold on, Buck,
we will rowdy teen boys once. I bet you got
into heaps of trouble as a kid, probably ole mob
of fathers raising pitch folks against you. Never times have changed, Crawford.
(16:00):
We have to take action. Show Tanner how to behave
I don't tell you how to raise your kids before
you say something you might regret. Remember, I am about
to be a Supreme Court justice. Well, now what does
that have to do? I am still figuring out what
(16:20):
kind of justice I want to be. Am I anton
in Scalia or my Anthony Kennedy. A lot of gray
area there. You could help me choose. No, you could
sit on the sidelines your choice. Senator got a second, sweetheart.
(16:47):
I wanted to bring you this charm Braceley. I was
gonna save it for your birthday, but you've been through
a lot, and well here give me a rist Yeah,
that's got it all across stick and a flower symbol
(17:09):
of spring. Thank you, Daddy. Look about Tanner. You two
should stay broken up and don't feel you need I
know you didn't. Well, look your Mama and I are
here for you and we love you. Nothing can change that.
(17:33):
Thank you. I spoke with Judge Reed. Oh there's a
lot at stake here, bigger than you or me. It's
our responsibility to think of the greater good. Sometimes we
have to lose the battles to win the war. Princess right,
(18:00):
Good night, daddy. I think my dad knows about what
Tanner did. He tried to talk to Judge Read about it,
but then I think he caved. Whoa, Peyton, Um. I'm
so sorry. I knew he and Judge Read were close,
(18:23):
but I never thought he'd put politics above our family,
above me. Dad suck. Yeah, that's tragic, Peyton. I guess
that's what politics does to people, corrupts them. Isn't this
where you jump in, Natalie tell us about how your
dad turned down all that pack money? Huh uh? Yeah,
(18:45):
I don't know. Y'all are acting funnier than a mule
after a cactus attack. Oh my god, Peyton, that is
the most Texan thing anyone's ever said. It's true. Down
at my uncle's ranch and Blanco. He's old, the old
Cheeka got into it real bad with a lady finger cactus.
She walked funny for weeks. Y'all have to come one summer.
(19:09):
It'll be blast. I wouldn't miss it. Oh, speaking of,
we're all going to calls Botillion this weekend ride. Oh no,
I almost forgot. What does something happen to cole Um?
What Peyton, are you crushing? She totally is No, No, anyway,
(19:34):
my mom is making me go to the botilion with
um who We're dying here, Damner. I know. I'm so sorry, Peyton.
I tried to get out of it. My mom is
like a dictator, total stalin. I revised my previous statement.
Parents suck mm hmm is something Upsilia a mine are inconvenience.
(19:58):
I'll handle it. You've got a gus on this, Tanner sitch,
you know what. We don't deserve this. Maybe you can
ask your mom one more time, James, Yeah, I guess
I can try. Yes, James, what is it? I can't
(20:20):
go to the battillion with Tanner Reid because because well,
I can't tell you why. But trust me, he's not
a good person. I know that, James, but it's non negotiable. No,
please shut the door behind you. I've got a lot
of work, so I guess things can always get worse
(20:41):
now I can't even trust my own mother. Yes, one second, Yes,
we're ready for this weekend. James will handle herself. I
promise you don't have to tell me how important this is.
I've been waiting three years for this opportunity. Tomorrow's our
(21:05):
chance to find out, Yes, find out everything. Iron Horn's
Epic Productions and I Heart Radio present Daughters of d C.
Created and executive produced by Heather Einhorn and Adam STAFFERONI
head writer Sasha Stewart, Senior writer, Louis Cornfeld, writers Tyler
(21:30):
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Executive produced by I Heart Radio. Produced by A Rupe
Senna Kayla, Kimberly Woods as James Parker, Melissa Vanderska as
Peyton Blackburn, Talia Romana as Natalie Rosenberg, Susie Young as
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Vick Chow, Phaya door Che, Darren DePaul, Dave Panoy, Paul Gayette,
Juri Lowenthal, Brandon Middleton, Stephanie Shea, Shelley Noy, Richard Tatum,
Genie Toronto, Andya Winslow Marshall York with Francesca Ramsey and J. B. Blanc.
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by don Neowen, record an Edit, Home and sound recording
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