Odd lawsuit from a family of a dead celebrity

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hang on a second, because this headline makes no sense.
I read stuff right up until we go on the air,
just to make sure you know. Nothing's happened that I
don't know about. Girl thirteen is suspended for four days
from school for wearing invisible ear rings. I don't even
know what to say to this. This can't be here.

(00:22):
Mother's furious after a thirteen year old daughter was suspended
four days following a hideous breach of the school's uniform policy.
Rachel Dawson's daughter Isabella, was sent home for wearing invisible
ear rings to hide her ear piercings. Okay, so these
are like little things that you put on your ear

(00:43):
to say okay. The forty two year old mother claims
the staff previously checked her ears and spotted the retainers
as they call them, without issue. Let me see missus.
Dawson received a call from the school saying that Isabella
was going to be suspended after she refused to take
them out or attend isolation, which I guess is detention

(01:06):
and for the proof this didn't happen here. Her suspension
was initially for two days, extended by two more days
when Isabella again refused to remove them. The school's uniform
policy states that jewelry must not be worn. A wristwatch
is permissible. Exception is smart watch those are not permissible.
MS Dollson claims more than ninety students have been either

(01:29):
put in isolation or suspended from school for similar reasons
this week, following a shift in rule enforcement. And this
has got to be it just reads like a UK article.
So much stuff has been popping up on the screen.
To day. I saw a people dressed as police officers
opening fire, killing five people, one of which was a

(01:51):
four year old kid. And I'm like, that's in Tunisia.
But you know, the pictures of company, I don't know
what Tunisia looks like. I've never been there. The pictures
accompanying it looked like, you know, typical American street somewhere,
So I wasn't aware it was Tunisia. And I was
just horrified by that headline until I read into the
story and got to I think the third paragraph and

(02:12):
saw that it was Tunisia. By the way, Zach, you're
on top of the things more than I am when
it comes to the fluff stuff out there. Has Joan
Jet done something to tick people off? All of a sudden.
You know, Joan Jet, I hate myself loving you?

Speaker 2 (02:28):
Yeah, I don't.

Speaker 1 (02:29):
I don't know exactly I do, because she keeps popping
up in my internet stuff today. You know how those
ads will pop up to the side here, click this
story or whatever. No matter what I'm reading, I keep
getting this celebrities who hate Joan Jet? Like, why what
did Joan do? I don't. I mean I googled it.

Speaker 2 (02:48):
I don't even see anything at all. Was she? Is
she a mean person?

Speaker 1 (02:52):
I don't know. I know she loves rock and roll.

Speaker 2 (02:55):
That's all I know about her. She had the black hair.

Speaker 1 (02:57):
Hair yeah, well yeah, last time I saw her she
had none. She was shaved bald. And then I saw
her before that and it was shaved very close and
dyed blonde.

Speaker 2 (03:07):
Okay, so well, I mean she'sn't okay, she's not twenty
two anymore.

Speaker 1 (03:12):
So yeah, but I mean, who is just say it?
Were you a fan of the reboot of Hawaii five
oh or of of the reboot of Magnum p.

Speaker 3 (03:25):
I I've never seen the reboot of Magnum p I really,
I've seen Hawaii.

Speaker 1 (03:30):
It was actually pretty good. What's the guy's name? I
forget his name. Uh, it's something something Latino sounding. Not
Jose the guy who played Magnum, I can't remember his name.

Speaker 2 (03:48):
The actors, not Tom Selling.

Speaker 1 (03:51):
And obviously not that he'd be playing Magnum's grandfather. What
was the guy's name who played in the New Magnum. Anyway,
they were pretty true actually to the original series, with
the exception of the fact that in the New Magnum
Higgins was a woman, Hernandez, Jay Hernandez, thank you. I
knew it was something Latino. Higgins was a woman, and

(04:12):
I didn't think I was gonna like that because John Hillerman,
oh my Gold Magnum, that was part of the you know,
and I just didn't know. But the woman who played
Higgins in the New Magnum turned out to be excellent, excellent,
and the romance chemistry that they worked into the scripts

(04:35):
was working out very well. So I was liking that
a lot. And then of course the show got canceled.
But a common element between the New Hawaii five O
and the New Magnum PI was a guy named Taylor,
and I don't know if it was Willy or Wiley,
very very very very large Polynesian man. He had been

(04:57):
a sumo wrestler. He had been. I think he did,
like not WWE, but one of those fighting things, and
he had to retire from all that because he had
knee problems. Because he was a big, big he was
very fat.

Speaker 2 (05:16):
Those Polynesian and Simoonan guys are super duper tough.

Speaker 1 (05:20):
I hear, yeah, I guess well. I mean, if you
a guy in a grass skirt that eats fire, I
wouldn't mess with him. Yeah, no, no, but he was.
He was extremely fat. Tyler Wiley, yeah, Wiley or Willie,
I don't know. I l y.

Speaker 2 (05:35):
He passed away last year.

Speaker 1 (05:36):
Yeah, well yeah, But here's the thing. Now there's a lawsuit.
But I really don't even understand the lawsuit, because if
that's if you're going after this, I don't understand. His
family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. I just frankly
assumed when he died in twenty twenty four at age
fifty six, that his heart probably gave out. Did I
mention he was fat? I mean, why, I'm not saying

(05:58):
that to be funny. I'm I'm I'm a fatty fat
at heart myself.

Speaker 2 (06:03):
I'm looking at you. He was huge, six fifty pounds.

Speaker 1 (06:07):
He was fat.

Speaker 2 (06:08):
I remember this guy.

Speaker 3 (06:09):
He's if you ever google like UFC highlights, He's on
one of the first UFC fight.

Speaker 1 (06:15):
Yeah, he fought as Tilly something or other.

Speaker 3 (06:17):
I don't know, but he it was him versus like
a normal sized guy, and he tripped backwards and he
got kicked him in the face. His teeth flew out,
and he said he had like blurred vision in one
eye for a while. And that was before they had
any real rules at UFC.

Speaker 1 (06:32):
Yeah, I mean I could see him in a ring
with Butterbean, and Butterbean would look small, right, Yes, this
guy was huge. So again, he died last year at
age fifty six, and I just assumed it was because
he was a fatty fat and he probably had a
heart attack and died, and I wasn't really surprised by it. Well,
now his family has filed a lawsuit. I'm assuming you

(06:52):
have not seen this lawsuit.

Speaker 2 (06:54):
No, I have not.

Speaker 1 (06:55):
They are charging that a medical transports company was transporting
him in a non medical van, I guess, and they
had a lift on it and he was in a wheelchair,
and that as they were loading him into this this
van for transport, they dropped him, and that he hit

(07:16):
the ground and hit his head and caused irreparable damage
and all this stuff, which is sad. If that's the case,
that that's the truth, If that's really what calls this
guy's death, that is a very sad thing. But here's
here's what I don't understand. They are suing for get
this now a fighter wrestler, sumo wrestler, actor onto network

(07:39):
television shows, and they're suing for fifty thousand dollars. Now
I'm going to go to all the effort of going
to courts suing fifty thousand dollars.

Speaker 2 (07:52):
I'm going at least a million regardless.

Speaker 1 (07:54):
I don't understand that at all. But yeah, that's that's
what they're doing. Sean p did he puff daddy? Uh?
Bring your woman here? Ol smack Er Combs, who's he
got sentenced to what was it four years? Four and
a half years, four and a half years? Yeah, yeah, uh.
He apparently his people contacted the Trump people about a pardon. No,

(08:20):
as I'm hoping, I'm hoping that Donald Trump doesn't even
come close to pardoning this guy. I believe Milania, as
I was telling Blazer earlier, I think Milania as as
Donald Trump's wife first lady status aside is going to
tell him, no, don't you even think about it. Remember now, Uh,
he was convicted on some things, which means they didn't

(08:43):
have enough evidence to convict him on others. And we
all did see him in the hotel kicking his girlfriend
around and and and acting like a fool. And uh,
and he has long been rumored to have been involved
in a lot of stuff nobody should be involved in,
so they were able to prove enough to get him
four and a half years. I figured, I told Mark
last week. I figured he'd get somewhere between five and seven.

(09:05):
So he didn't even get what I thought. And I
think it should be more. I just know the way
the court system works. But if Donald Trump were to
pardon this guy, that, seriously, that would be a blemish,
That would that would be a severe blemish. And uh,
I don't know, I don't know if you're you could
maybe you're a puff Daddy p Diddy support her and

(09:29):
you think I'm wrong on that. Maybe you think it's
a racial issue, and enough black men are in prison
for things they didn't do, and Trump ought to give
this guy a pardon just just because it's about time
to come out on the winning side. I don't know.
Maybe eight two one nine, eight eighty six is my
number if you want to tell me that A two
one WTV and I'm going to tell you you're wrong,
but I'll be nice about it. But there's no way
on oif O if that Shawn Combs should get pardoned,

(09:53):
period and especially only four and a half years four
and a half years. I he's arresting that superintendent out
there in Iowa or was it Idaho? I get the
I States messed up? It was des Moines, right, des Moines? Okay,
they arrested the superintendent. And uh, first of all, you

(10:17):
know everybody's saying, well, Trump is just sending the troops
and the Democrats cities. I'll have you know that the
you know, des Moines I was considered a red state.
That yeah, that's a Republican strongmom. And des Moines is
the largest school district in the red state. But this guy,

(10:40):
there's there's a go fund me out there to defend him.
He lied, lied, lied, Like my friend used to say,
like a rug. You lie like a rug, lied from
beginning to end, and came here on a student visa. Uh,
never went back, lied about his education, shouldn't line about

(11:00):
his degrees, lied about his qualifications, light about his past employment,
refused to go back when his visa ran out. He
was here illegally, he knew he was here illegally. He
was found with a gun that he was not supposed
to have lied and people are trying to raise money
to help him. What again, what do you have to do?

(11:23):
I keep asking, what do you have to do for
people to decide you are not worthy of support? What
do you have to do for murderers? Heinous murderers? And
they put up a goalfundme to help pay for their
legal defense? And I mean, come on, people, what is
wrong with us? What do you have to do for

(11:45):
people universally to just think you're slime? I mean, aside
from being Trump, what do you have to do? Just
as I've been asking, what do you have to do
in Columbus Ohio to actually go to jail? Because it
doesn't seem to happen, especially when all of us seem
to think it should happen. But I have a story
about somebody who is going, oh, going to jail real

(12:07):
good here in Columbus Ohio. It's about time that happened