Enty Lawyer - P Diddy

Enty Lawyer guests on the Opperman report to discuss the world and alleged crimes of P.Diddy

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Speaker 1 (00:02):
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(01:13):
on his website, his website Crazy Days and Nights where
he gives all this Hollywood gossip with all this greatsu
blind items, and a couple months later he reveals the
blind items. And he also has a Patreon at Patreon
Anti Lawyer. Mister Anti Lawyer, are you there?

Speaker 1 (01:32):
I am, I am ed. Thanks for having me.

Speaker 2 (01:34):
Oh man, you can come back anytime. I love to
have you back. So what is new in the world
of Crazy Days and Nights.

Speaker 1 (01:42):
You know, I think basically what I'm seeing is and
you know, you and I talked about it briefly before
we went on. And it's that time of the year
and you know, the fourth quarter, and there's so many
people trying to make a living on social media, on YouTube,
on whatever. And what I'm finding is, like with this

(02:02):
Sean Comb's case, is there are so many people trying
to get clicks, get views, and it is mudding the
waters and distorting, you know, the actual hurt of real victims.

Speaker 2 (02:19):
Dude, you could you you took the words right out
of my mouth. It breaks my heart to see this
garbage out there floating around. So thank god we got
your hare's on sober, some sober information. So what do
you make of this whole showing Combs P Diddy stuff?
It's been a well known, an open secret for a
long long time with this guy with the drug dealing

(02:41):
and the trafficking and the parties and this kind of stuff.
Way back to the walking around at the two o
clock shooting on his cell phone, like walking around like
he owned the place. What do you make this guy?

Speaker 1 (02:52):
Well, I mean, I think you're exactly right, even if
you go back right to the to the shooting in
the nightclub, the one where Jennifer Lopez was holding me
the gun back in you know, the late nineties or whatever,
and then Shine taking the fall for that, and you
know the woman who was the victim saying, hey, you
know Sean Combs who shot me? It wasn't Shine. So

(03:14):
it just it's that kind of cover up. And I
think that goes to things that have happened in LA
where there's been incidents as a recording studio and whether
or not how many people like in the lapd or
on his payroll and stuff, and just this intimidation that
he's able to do because of the amount of money
and because people want the access. So if there's some

(03:35):
beat cop or whatever who says, hey, you know, why
don't you turn the other way. Here's some drugs and
here's three or four women, or come to a party
and there'll be more women than you can ever handle,
and stuff. Just you know, maybe don't take this reporter,
Maybe say that the guy wasn't shot in the recording studio,
but it was actually shot out on the street.

Speaker 2 (03:52):
You know what. I had a couple of Maybe I
can make some blind items out of this second. But
I've been talking about PDD for years. My friend was
the empt the ambulance at that shooting with Jennifer Lopez,
and that woman who got shot in the hand was
screaming at the top of her lungs, P did he
shot me in the hand? P did he shot me
in the hand? And the EMT workers were putting their fingers.
I told this story ten years ago. They were putting

(04:15):
their fingers in their air saying I can't hear you,
I can't hear you, okay. And I also have some
exclusive information. A friend of mine who's NYPD who worked
for he got some security jobs through Keith Schiller, Trump's
head of security, who later on worked at the White House,
and one of those security jobs was at a P
Diddy event. So P Diddy was hiring this Keith Schiller,

(04:37):
who his security company hired hundreds and hundreds and hundreds
of cops, mostly at the time for a guy for
the Fisher Fisher House Foundation, who later on owned the
Intrepid Museum, and Fisher had this weird fetish where he
would like to hire hundreds of cops for his friend's
funerals to do the bagpipes and do the traffic control.

(04:59):
So Keith was getting all that he controlled every cop
in New York and Pete that he was using him.

Speaker 1 (05:06):
Yeah, I mean, it's just and I think that, look,
some of the things I might say today should not
dissuade from the fact that I believe that Sean Combs
is one hundred percent guilty of everything and should go
to jail forever.

Speaker 2 (05:17):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (05:17):
I just think that there I really would like to
see something from the prosecution that's more than just Cassie
and I was worried. I was really really worried that
he was going to get bail, especially in this last time,
because because he does have that power, he does have

(05:39):
that reach, and if he gets out of jail, if
he doesn't have any restrictions over who he's calling and
you know, just hey, you know some kind of code
to some third person, or you know, a security guard
is a private security guard, and he could pay them
a bunch of money or promise to pay them a
bunch of money to go make some calls for him
and stuff. There's just too many things that he can
do if he was out of jail.

Speaker 2 (06:01):
Oh, absolutely, absolutely. Uh. And that other guy, the Abercambrian
Fitch guy who worked who was appointed to his position
by Les Wexner, he just got bail, same kind of charges.

Speaker 1 (06:14):
Yeah, So the Mike Jefferies thing is a little bit different.
It's just it's slightly different in the sense that and
he did have to put up ten million dollars, so
it's not like he didn't put up anything. But what
we have with Mike Jefferies is we have sex trafficking. Yes,
we have drugging of people, Yes, we have exploiting people, yes,
transporting them internationally.

Speaker 2 (06:36):
Yes.

Speaker 1 (06:36):
However, the one difference is there is no record of
intimidating people or threatening them, or violence or having guns
found in your house that have serial numbers scraped off.

Speaker 2 (06:50):
Yeah, that's absolutely true. Man, that those gun charges alone,
He's not gonna get away with that.

Speaker 1 (06:55):
No, the gun charges are. You know, there's so many,
there's so many possibilities. What I worry about is when
you have people like Courtney Burgess and whether or not
he's telling the truth, and you know that he was
brought before the grand jury to testify. If that's who
you're bringing to testify in front of the grand jury,
your case is crap because it would be like bringing

(07:17):
Jaguar right in front of the grand jury and saying, oh,
what do you know about Sean Combs? Oh, I know this,
I know this, I know this, And it would just
the only person that I have, you know, thought about
that's probably been a government witness is the most recent
lawsuit thats filed, the Dangling over the Balcony. That's the

(07:38):
that's the only one where I feel like it's a
government witness. But the government is kind of, you know,
handstrung in this sense. Is that when we have all
these civil lawsuits, you know, most of them filing California,
New York because they have a look back provision, so
you know, you can there's this, oh, it's statute of
limitations has passed, but in these particular cases, we allowed

(08:00):
you to look back and you can file it regardless
of statute of limitations. But that doesn't apply to criminal
charges in the federal sense. So a lot of these
lawsuits are coming from the nineties, early two thousands, mid
two thousands and stuff like that, so they're not applicable
to any kind of criminal stuff. And I think that
that's part of the problem. That there's hundreds of people

(08:20):
that can say horrible things about Sean Comes, but a
lot of them happen, you know, prior to the criminal
statute limitations. But I will say this, and finally, the
mainstream media is jumping on it, but I have said
this since he was arrested, even before that, is that
if he had decided just to settle with Cassie, he
would not be in jail right now.

Speaker 2 (08:42):
Very interesting Now for the Llodians listening that are at
my age, Okay, who is Courtney Burgess and who is Jaguar? Right,
I'd never heard of these guys and how do they involve.

Speaker 1 (08:52):
Okay, so for many years Jaguar Right has you know,
how a YouTube page. And this kind of goes back
to what I said at the beginning, Jaguar Right music
industry thirty you know, forty years session singer stuff like that,
just you know, just in the background, the periphery, and
somebody who has a lot of stories. When you are
you know, in the industry or whatever, and you're just there,

(09:14):
you're going to accumulate a lot of stories. And there's
nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with sharing these stories.
And she had a lot of great stories, anecdotes, things,
you know, inside information, stuff like that that didn't really
break forward. But and you know, she made a nice living.
But what happens is then all of a sudden, Sean Colmes,
who she has talked about before, and she's talked about
jay Z and stuff. Then all of a sudden, it's

(09:36):
front page, it's YouTube, it's clicks. It can be millions
of views on your YouTube. Then everybody wants her on
their podcast or their channel. And what happens is how
many times can you recite the same stories? So what
happens is so she keeps getting asked back, is she
will embellish the story, She'll make up stuff. She'll just
you know, add things and add things and add things

(09:57):
because she wants to keep getting paid. And the people
that are you know, hosting on the podcast, whatever they paid,
they want to make sure that they get their money's worth,
and so she's always having to find new stories. Courtney
Burgess is a person who says that they are a
friend of kim Porter's. Kim Porter, of course, is the
former wife of Sean Combs. They had children together. She

(10:19):
died of quote unquote pneumonia, and he says that at
some point in their relationship that he knew her that
remains to be seen, and that she gave him some
thumb drives with sex tapes and things like that, and
you know, also a copy of her book. And this

(10:40):
is the book that went on Amazon and stuff, and
the family has said, no, it's not you know, it
wasn't written by her. It's really short. And the guy
sold not Courtney. This is kind of the problem is
that Courtney had a business partner, and the business partner
took the book and posted it to Amazon and sold
probably a million of them or two million at twenty
bucks each and because there's no publisher, he you know,

(11:03):
took all that money and then finally Amazon took it down.
But Courtney's like, gosh, what can I do? You know,
how can I make some money? And so he says
that he has thumb drives of this sex stuff that
kim Porter gave him randomly. You know, she never told anybody,
but she gives it to him for whatever reason. And
he has an attorney, Ariel Mitchell Kidd, who represents you know,

(11:26):
several people in this and even Ariel says, in very
legal lesque speak, said something to the effect of, you know,
if these tapes exist, then they would probably show whatever.
So obviously the attorney has not seen them. Courtney doesn't
seem to have them in his possession. He hasn't said
where they are. I would imagine that since he said

(11:48):
that he testified for the grand jury, that the FBI,
the US you know, attorney for the Southern District of
New York, somebody would want them. But nobody has them.
And so then it feels like, Okay, well these things
don't exist. And then you know, he goes on YouTube
channels and stuff like that, says all this stuff and
it gets you know, headlines, Oh my gosh, you know,

(12:10):
and there's people having sex, and there's celebrities, and there's
underage and you know, all this kind of stuff, but
it never happens. Then you have you know, buzz me
out there, the attorney who's you know, now being sued
for defamation and extortion and assault and there's a personal
injury lawr and says, Oh, we've got hundreds of people,

(12:31):
hundreds of people, and we're gonna name names and we're
gonna do this, and we have so many celebrities, and
celebrities are just throwing money at us to not have
their names associated with this. But he hasn't never named
any celebrities. Yeah, but maybe because they are throwing money
at it. Okay, but look at it this way. Look
at it legally. Okay. Let's say that there is a

(12:54):
witness who says, oh, my goodness, I'll tell you, like
one of them that he had this lawsuit. There was
a lawsuit where there's a celebrity who basically had sex
with this woman who did not consent, and there was
another celebrity who watched. Then Shawn Colmes came in and
also had sex with the celebrity who did not consent.
I mean not the celebrity, but the victim, and they

(13:15):
did not consent. Okay, So let's say that this Tony
Busby guy really did settle with Celebrity A, and celebrity
A says, oh, here's a million dollars. Okay, But we
have a lawsuit that has been filed against Seawan Colmes
alleging all of this. So after the criminal process is over,
and Shawn Colmes resumes, you know, arguing these civil ones,

(13:36):
who's the first person that he is going to depose
other than the victim the celebrity. Yeah, so it makes
absolutely zero legal sense. This celebrity paid all this money
to not have their name associated or something. However, their
name is going to come out first thing when Shawn
Colmbs deposes them.

Speaker 2 (13:57):
Don't you think that call were puffy? Let's him Puffy?
Or didty let's call him diddy? Especially did he's gonna
be way run out of money by then?

Speaker 1 (14:06):
No, No, he won't run out of money by then.
I mean, even think about like Epstein had plenty of
money for victims. You know, all those people were paid.
I think that the vast majority of them were victims.
I think that there's many more victims who never came
forward who didn't get paid. So yes, I mean the government,
if he's found guilty, part of the you know, the
action would be forfeiture of all his money, which is

(14:28):
one of the reasons given at the beginning, you know,
for him not to get bails, because he is facing
civil forfeiture. However, even with civil forfeiture, the government would
not just keep it for themselves. They would, you know,
if there are victims in lawsuits or whatever, the government
won't pay those. But I just I think that, yeah,
so he'll fight all of those kind of things, and

(14:49):
it's not a given that you know, that would be
the penalty where he would have to give up all
his money. You know, he might have to give up
many tens of millions of dollars or something, but it's
not a foregone conclusion that he have to give it
up all. So yeah, I think a lot of these
you know, quote unquote celebrities or whatever don't exist. There
is one person obviously who has sued Tony Busby saying

(15:11):
it's extortion and that they you know, threatened to you know,
release his name and stuff if he didn't pay and
so now he's suing. And there was another person obviously
who accused Tony Busby of assault. And if you read
these lawsuits that are filed, you can tell. I think
there's probably thirty something. You can tell which ones are

(15:33):
real and which ones are just created because of the headlines,
and ones where like there's this woman in the Midwest
and yeah, you know, I was at this party in
the Midwest, like an Omaha or something, and this guy
forced me to have sax And the next thing other
Sean Combs is there forcing me to have sex after
he rubbed me down with baby oil laced with GHB. Okay,

(15:53):
well that's that's not real. Do I think that maybe
she was sexually assaulted by some random guy in Omaha? Yeah? Yeah,
something at a white party where somebody was groped or
something by Seawan Colbs. Yeah, one hundred percent believe you
hanging off the balcony, one hundred percent believe you it.
Just after you read them, you go, this one's real,
this one's not. And then you have a problem, say like, gosh,

(16:15):
what's her name, Adria? And she is you know, somebody
who was represented by Ariel Mitchell Kid for a while
but she kept going on YouTube trying to get paid
and paid and paid and paid, and so Aero Mitchell
Kid dropped her. You can also tell which lawsuits are
real because of the ones that are filed by somebody
other than Busby or his partners, those like the hanging

(16:36):
off the balcony. All you have to do is look
at the lawyer and go, Okay, this one, you know,
is just one hundred percent. It's detailed, and especially with
this latest one with the hanging off the balcony, it
just referenced so many things in the indictment. And but
what happens is somebody like this Adria person who again
goes on YouTube and you know, do I believe that

(16:59):
she was actually assaulted and trafficked by Shawn COLMBS or
Diddy or whatever, Yeah, one hundred percent. Do I think
their boyfriend was involved, you know, and being a victim, yeah.
But the problem is is that you lose all credibility
when then all of a sudden you say, oh, you
know I was trafficked to Prince Harry.

Speaker 2 (17:17):
Well why is that? Because when I lived in Vegas,
I know a lot of people who women who went
to Prince Harry parties and I would say, oh, we
can sell list to the tabloids, and they were terrified.

Speaker 1 (17:26):
Yeah, okay, well here's the thing. Let's let's go to
let's go back to Epstein just for kicks. So let's
say Virginia Roberts. Okay, you know, I was trafficked to
the Prime Minister of Israel. This is the day it happened.
This is the week it happened. This is the situation,
how it happened. I was trafficked to Prince Andrew. This
is the day it happened. This is the way it happened.
This is the situation, how it happened. Blah blah blah.

(17:47):
Every single one, every single one of the Epstein victims,
whether it's in New Mexico or Ohio or New York
or Florida or the Virgin Islands, they all had a
very realistic, very you know, consistent statement with every other victim, right.
But you know, Adrian never mentioned this in her initial
filing because her lawyer was like, I'm not I'm not
putting that in there. I'm not losing my bar license.

(18:09):
You know, do you have any proof? Because if you
have some proof, then I'll do it. So if she says, Okay, yeah,
I was trafficked too, and she says I was traffick
to Prince Harry by Shawn Combs. Okay, well, when did
this happen? How did that happen? You know, there's no
details or anything. And then she gave some other people
and it's just like it stretches the realm of possibility.
But the reason is because Prince Harry's good clicks and

(18:29):
also because Prince Harry, in kind of a side note,
was mentioned in the Little Rod lawsuit, but Little Rod
lawsuit never actually said that Harry was involved in anything.
But because his name is there, people just go, oh,
we'll just throw that name out there.

Speaker 2 (18:46):
But you must be familiar with the parties in Vegas.

Speaker 1 (18:49):
Sure, Look, look, I believe Do I believe that there
are videos of Harry doing drugs from Vegas? Absolutely? Do
I believe there's videos of Harry having sex? Is absolutely
there was There was a time back then when how
was it it was You could tell by the way
of the reporting that there was a person who had

(19:10):
like a sex dape and a person who had a
video of him doing drugs, and they those just went
by the wayside. Somebody wrote, really really large checks for
sure one. But Harry also just likes busty blondes kind
of things, you know, and that's kind of his thing.

(19:32):
And in Calgary and stuff and everything. We know for
the most part who was at these parties, just because
they're the ones trying to sell stuff to tabloids. And
none of these people at the party, regardless of whether
or not you know they've signed anything related to Prince Harry,
they never said that Adrian was at these parties.

Speaker 2 (19:52):
Let me ask a question, because this is fascinating that
you're taking so much time to read all these losses.
Are you Are you posting this in some kind of
a vault on crazy days and nights where people can
go and access to stuff.

Speaker 1 (20:04):
No. I mean I generally will read them on Patreon
if they're interesting or if you know, some of them
are like eight pages, some of them are forty pages.
I find them to be because when you read like
one of the lawsuits or whatever, there's only two or
three pages that really matter, and anybody, you know, I
should maybe have put them in a vault, but I

(20:26):
just there were so many at once, and I just,
you know, you just read them. And the thing is
is that you can just tell. And I think that
I don't blame buzzbyfore trying to get on this wagon
because there could be some money to be made. But
at the same time he has a personal injury lawyer,

(20:47):
and personal injury lawyers go for, you know, as they
need to churn and burn like as many clients as
they can because that's how they make money. And what
this does is it puts them in front of the cameras.
And then so when the people in Texas or whatever
see some kind of Tony Busby thing, oh my gosh,
I got injured in an accident. Who should I call? Oh?

(21:08):
I should call Tony Busby because he's also going after
Sean Combs and stuff, and he's been in my face
and all of this kind of stuff and on the
news and everything. So Tony must know that there's not
a whole lot of money to be made here, because
let's say, you know, he can prove some of these cases,
how much is a groping at a white party in

(21:31):
the Hampton's Worth, you know.

Speaker 2 (21:34):
Especially at this point when there's so many you.

Speaker 1 (21:35):
Know, exactly, So he's doing the same thing that he
would do in a personal injury case. Okay, it was
a fender bender. You know, maybe I can get twenty
thousand dollars and I'm going to.

Speaker 2 (21:44):
Be entitled a composition exactly.

Speaker 1 (21:47):
It's all. That's all it is. It's just how many
can I get? And then don't forget. Because he's licensed
in Texas and not in California or New York, he
has to partner with somebody who is licensed in either
one of those states, and so now he's sharing his fees,
which means he needs even more people. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (22:02):
I had never heard of this guy before, but I
assumed he was somebody who just off my radar, that
he was out there doing stuff.

Speaker 1 (22:08):
Yeah, he's just a personal injury layer in Texas. Ok Yeah,
So I just everybody's out for whatever they can get.
But I think even the attorneys realize, Okay, how much
there's not really a ton I can get. Okay, let's
set the bar with Cassie. She got sixteen million dollars. Okay,
does she deserve sixteen She probably deserved more. Okay, but

(22:29):
that's sixteen million dollars for years and years and years
of abuse, years of being trafficked out, years of being
hit on video. We've watched her being hit all of
these kind of things, just year after year. Okay, so
that's your baseline. So nobody's gonna get more than that.
There is nobody who's gonna get more. So everything is

(22:51):
gonna be less. And then you you're gonna look at
it and a judge is gonna look at that, and
it determined damages, and the judge is gonna go and go, well,
she got sixteen million, you got groped at a white party.
You know, here's fifty grand, you know, and then you know,
Buzzby's going to take whatever. Between the two of them,
they are going to take half. So this person's gonna
be left with whatever. And it's just how many can

(23:13):
we pile up and pile up and pilot So the
way he's making his money is I'm sure that what's
happening is that people are coming to him and saying,
I was groped by a celebrity or I was sexually
assaulted by a celebrity, has nothing to do with Shawn Colmes.
And then he goes to the celebrity and says, hey, yeah,

(23:35):
you want this to become public, And that's what the
celebrity is suing him because it makes no sense that
he can settle with somebody, like I said earlier, if
Shawn Combs is involved, right, because he can't agree to
keep that name silent. So you know, now he could
do something of this where it's a Shawn comes case
and another celebrity and makes the deal and then never

(23:57):
files a lawsuit against Shawn Combs.

Speaker 2 (24:03):
I hope the audience is keeping up with this. The
nuance is here.

Speaker 1 (24:07):
Yeah, I'm sorry, no, no, no.

Speaker 2 (24:09):
Great, you great, bro. But I would encourage you to
put up those if you have those complaints and stuff
like that, put them up in a free section on
a Patriot That's what I do, and then it attracts
people come to the site and then they sign up
later on. Let me take a little turn here, Jonathan Odie,
you just seem to be deep familiar with everything's going

(24:30):
on here. What do you make of that case?

Speaker 1 (24:32):
Did Jonathan Odie case? Tell me again what it is.

Speaker 2 (24:34):
He's the guy that went to Trump's Dural golf course,
shot up the joint, shot up cops. And then there's
a video on YouTube of him being an interviewed. This
is twenty nineteen. He's being interviewed by US Secret Service
while he's wearing a hospital gown because he got shot himself,
and he was dancing in one of those things, and
he talked about being sex trafficked by Diddy. He knew
all the stuff about Castie in twenty nineteen. His case

(24:57):
is still open, bro, They still haven't charged this. There's
no disposition to this case. He has to be a witness.

Speaker 1 (25:03):
Yeah, I remember that now.

Speaker 2 (25:04):
And if you look at up this like two hundred
he has two hundreds of penis in this case for
what fricking he's on video shooting at cops.

Speaker 1 (25:13):
I do remember that guy. Now, I hadn't thought about
that in a bit, but yeah, I remember that. He
He definitely had a history with Sean Combs in Florida
and stuff, and you know he probably when did that
stuff happen?

Speaker 2 (25:29):
Right before twenty nineteen. But he starts talking all this
stuf about the Illuminati. A lot of stuff he talks
about and the tape is only like it's on my
Patriot for free. A lot of stuff he talks about
is like the Illuminati stuff he googled on the internet.
You know that he's mixing in with all this other stuff.
But he knew a lot of stuff and then also too,

(25:49):
he got divorced and he said he had no assets,
and then right after the divorce, suddenly he's out there.
He made some kind of settlement with somebody. Supposedly did
he right, because he's buying all these properties right after
and no disposition after only he is he's got to
be with us.

Speaker 1 (26:04):
I mean you would think so. Again, like, it depends
how early it was. You know, that's the problem is.
You know, I'm not sure every single charge would the
I don't do federal criminal law, so I'm not sure
what the statute of limitations is on everything. So you know,
you want to the Cassie stuff was recent enough where okay,

(26:27):
you know, we can do some kind of criminal charge.
One of the things that, like I said, going back
to something I said earlier about getting bail, was that
when when Shawn Colmes was first denied bail when he
was arrested, we didn't know anything, right, we just had
the charges in front of us. The second time, same thing,
because it's only been a couple of weeks. So now

(26:48):
this third time, not counting the appeal, we have two
months of discovery and we have basically saw this information
and some of the and then you can see where
the defense arguments are going, and the defense arguments are, Okay,
there's no superseding indictment. It's been several months. The federal

(27:10):
government should have already had a superseding indictment, right, they
should have in the last several months. They could have
interviewed hundreds and hundreds of grand jury witnesses. But we
don't have any superseding indictment. They didn't allege and any
of their arguments that there is going to be any
more superseding indictments. They said it publicly that they were
working on it, but privately in the stuff under oath,
with these pleadings to the judge, they never even said

(27:32):
that there's going to be the possibility of superseding indictment.
And if there was, you think that they would throw
that in there because they don't want them to have bail.
So that worries me. Number two is that the defense argued, Hey,
we only have Cassie in here, which is why I
think that this other person who was dangling from the balcony,
I think her last name is Bongalan, but you have her,

(27:56):
and then we have some stuff from the little rod case,
and I think that the Little Rod case is probably
the most important of all of them because of this.
It's recent number one, number two, there's video number three,
there's extensive video number four. And this is where it
gets interesting, is that I think there's gonna be other indictments,

(28:20):
but I think it's you need to look to things
like this Little Rod in his lawsuit, which by the way,
has a lot of lind items in it, and they
use the same descriptors that I use, so good for them.
Then the other thing is that they alleged that the
person who was paying all of these sex workers who
were being trafficked was a woman by the name of

(28:40):
Robin Greenhill. And Robin Greenhill works for a company called
try Star Sports and Entertainment, and try Star Sports and
Entertainment has are the ones who basically put Britney Spears
into a conservatorship. R. Lou Taylor and when they were
in the concert, when let's after the conserv ended, and
let's just do this, and I can talk for days

(29:02):
about TriStar, but after the conservatorship ended, and you have
Matthew Rosengard come in, the former federal prosecutor comes in
and says, you know what, I really want to depose
Lou Taylor and Robin Greenhill, because I really want to
know what about the money, where it went, who got it,
how much, all this kind of stuff, because you're talking

(29:23):
millions upon millions of dollars that washed through them, And
so he's like, I really wanted to pose them, and
he argues for a year in court and he finally
gets permission to depose them. He finally gets dates to
depose them. But at the same time this is going on,
Matthew Rosengard, who's already billed four million dollars, gets hassled

(29:44):
by everybody in the Free Britney movement about hey, you're
charging her so much money, and it was a ridiculous
amount of money. I have an episode where I went
over like everything that he charged and it was just
he probably had twenty or thirty people working on a
full time forty hours a week to build that kind
of money, which is wrong. But the thing is is
he finally gets permission and then all of a sudden,

(30:05):
the day before the deposition of Robin Greenhill, he says, eh,
I'm not interested in taking it anymore. After fighting for
a year and a half to take it, this person
who is has been alleged to just you know, washing
all this money through the Britney Spears stuff. All of
a sudden she's off the hook. And then what do
we get? Not even a year later, we get her

(30:26):
named in this little Rod lawsuit as the person who's
paying the sex workers for Sean Combs now the agent
of service of process, which is the person who is basically,
you know, given like of a company suit, they go
to the agents of service of process. So Robin Greenhill

(30:47):
and TriStar are the agent for service of process for
everything related to the Kardashians. Every last lick of stuff
of the Kardashians routes through Trystar. So I think that
we're going to see I would really like the grand
jury to I'm not hoping that they have have interviewed
Romin Greenhill based on this little Rod lawsuit, just because

(31:10):
everything is so recent and if you are knowingly paying
sex workers whom you you know, who have been trafficked
between states, that's a big deal. And I want to
know if Matthew Rosengart was okay, if I'm not going
to get paid, I'm not going to do it. Is
that the reason? Is it because he was pressured not
to by somebody. You know, why, all of a sudden,

(31:32):
after all this time and all this effort, and you
get permission to do it, do you just basically the
day before say eh, I'm not going to do it. Yeah?

Speaker 2 (31:42):
Very fishy. So do you think there's too many outsiders
that aren't in sitting by boys right now? They're making
money off all of this that's gonna Is that what
you're saying?

Speaker 1 (31:54):
Yeah, I mean I think that there are a lot
of people that should be very very worried because the government,
I think, you know, they're very very good at going
after stuff that's sideways, you know, in a matter of speaking.
So let's say they raid Diddy stuff, right, they raid
it all, They raid his homes, they get access to

(32:15):
his bank accounts, all of that kind of stuff, and
they turn it over. The electronics guys get the phones
and the hard drives and stuff like that, and it
takes them a while to go through all that stuff.
And it takes you know, the accountants of the FBI.
The number one, you know, college major and the FBI
is is accountant. And so those guys are going through
everything and they're looking at stuff and they're like, where's

(32:38):
this money coming from? Where did it go? Who's you know,
how if Little Rod is to be believed, how did
Robin Greenhill get this money? How was she told what
to do? Who was the person who was doing it?
And I've told people from day one that you need
to think about this as a mafia case. That's how
you need to think about it. And Sean Combs is

(33:01):
the head of this mafia family. And then you have
captains which are like his assistants and his you know,
the other people that helped recruit And if you need
a list of names, if all you really all of
your listeners need to do is just google Little Rod
lawsuit and it's available everywhere. It's easy to find and
look at those names and just say, okay, these are

(33:22):
my captains in the mafia family. These are the people
who move the money. These are the people who arrange stuff.
And you can just see it. It's just level after
level after level and what's gonna happen. And what the
government does in mafia cases is they know they can't
turn the top guy. That's not gonna happen. And then
the captains probably not, but maybe and if they start turning.

(33:44):
Then they're gonna start exposing a whole bunch of other stuff.
But a mafia case doesn't happen overnight. What the problem
was is that they needed him in jail. They couldn't
leave him out while they built, you know, all of
these levels of cases. So they throw him in jail
and then they can start working on everybody below. And
the next thing you know, somebody goes they go to
the sex worker. How are you paid? Well, it's paid

(34:06):
like via wire? Okay, well, do you know what? And
then they just backtrack it and they go through. So
I think there's gonna be a lot of people associated
with this. Everybody always asks me, what about the celebrities,
What celebrities are gonna be indicted? And all this kind
of stuff. It just depends, right, is there a celebrity
who was at the parties? Yes, there's tons who are
at the parties. Where are there celebrities they are having sex? Yes?

(34:28):
Can the government prove that it was non consensual? Right,
so you'd have to go. Let's say Cuba Gooding Jr.
Who was at a bunch of parties, is named in
the little Rod stuff. So they go to Cuba Gooding Junior,
and they say, hey, Cuba, how many of these people
did you have sex with? I don't know a couple three?
Do you remember any names? No? I really don't okay,
and he probably doesn't remember any names. Okay. So then

(34:52):
you have little Ronnie's got the videos and stuff of people,
and they say, okay, did you really make payments? And
so Robin Greenhill and everything. Here's what the payments. It's
a payment to you know this woman. Okay. They go
to the woman. Which parties were you at? Okay, did
you see Cuba Gooding Junior there? Yes? Did you have
sex with him? Yes? Was it consensual? Yes? So then
they gotta move on. Was it non consensual? Yes? Okay,

(35:12):
let's go back to Cuba. So there's just so many
moving pieces and parts to this. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (35:16):
But also when you're dealing with the FB, especially in
these organized crime cases, they'll go to Cuban Gooding Junior
and say, hey, Cuban, we've been investigating your sister. We've
been investigating your mother. Your mother didn't pay her taxes,
your sister filled out a false mortgage application. Do you
want them to get in trouble?

Speaker 1 (35:32):
Exactly exactly you are.

Speaker 2 (35:34):
Dealing with serious, serious and it's a ninety five percent
conviction rate when the federal government's involved.

Speaker 1 (35:40):
Yeah, I know. The last time I remember the federal
government losing a huge case, the guy ended up dead
in a yacht two weeks later, and then his buddy
he was also acquitted. What he got run over by
a car in England the same day. That's a coincidence,
isn't it.

Speaker 2 (35:55):
People? People, people kind This is Sarah's been And I
had a guess on yesterdays. Tell me, oh, I'm an
FBI whistleblower, I says, man, why would you connect the
FBI would say, the FBI put yourself in a bullseye. Okay,
So if you want, if I'm going to post one
of these lawsuits in my patren next to your interview,
it should be the little Rod one right.

Speaker 1 (36:17):
One hundred percent, because that just so. It has so
many names number one, so everybody would be happy. It's
got literally dozens of dozens of names. It identifies all
these people. It talks about videos and one of the
things one of the lawsuits that was filed, this woman
was having a tough time, you know, thinking how she's
going to prove her case and her lawyer got a
hold of one of the videos that that Little Rod

(36:38):
had taken, and all of a sudden she was able
to file the lawsuit. So I think that'll be you know,
a good thing. And then also, don't forget that Christian
Combs has been sued and you know, he was finally
served with that lawsuit, and you know, he could be
facing a whole bunch of things himself. So does he
turn on Dad or anything like that, you know, or

(37:01):
maybe Sean Combs. You know, the FBI goes after Christian
Comb's hard and then Shawn Combs has you know, second
thoughts and stuff because right now, you know, I would
have said at the beginning of this that he pleads
guilty to some really lesser charge where he gets to
keep his money. Maybe he goes to jail for twenty
years or something like that, but he gets to keep

(37:22):
his money. But at this point, you know, he's probably like,
I'm just going to roll the dice and just kind
of go for it. And if the FBI is thinking that,
then they need as many people as possible to you know,
turn against him, talk about things, just really really build
up the evidence. And but yeah, the Little Rod lawsuit
is by far the best, just because it names so

(37:42):
many names, it's so detailed. It talks about paymasters, it
talks about celebrities, it talks about people getting paid, and
it is just part of when you look at the
federal government's case, they use a lot of the Cassie
lawsuit and then they use parts of the Little Rod lawsuits,
so you can tell that the federal government, you know,
believes in its importance.

Speaker 2 (38:04):
What about that assistant, he was supposed to be a
drug courier. He was arrested before by.

Speaker 1 (38:09):
Yeah, see that was interesting to me, is that? Okay.
So one of the things that happened when Shawn Combs
knew he was under investigation is his private jet flew
to the Cayman Islands and it went from La I
think to Oakland and then to the Cayman Islands. And
it was probably filled with money that's my gas, or
evidence or hard drives and stuff like that. So that
one made it to the Caymans. So then they try

(38:31):
and do it again, and the second time, the FBI
is ready and what happens is this The plane is
stopped in Florida and Shawn Combs's assistant, a former college
basketball player is arrested, and he's arrested simply for possession
of drugs. Not they didn't even try and say, oh,

(38:52):
you're trying to deal or anything like that. It was
very odd because they made him sound like he was
procuring drugs for Shawn Combs. In Little Roy says that
this guy would procure drugs for Shawn Combs, so he
must get them in such quantities where you would think
you could charge him with some kind of at least
intent to deal or something like that. But no, they
end up just charging him with simple drug possession. And Okay,

(39:14):
well that's extremely odd, and that says right there at
the arrest it does, David, Yeah, because Shawn Combs that
gets indicted, right, So I feel like this guy did
make some kind of deal, because it made absolutely no
sense that he was just charged with simple possession when
it was everybody assumed that he was, you know, procuring
drugs and getting monumental amounts of drugs and that he

(39:34):
was distributing them to everybody. So and it was just
also odd that it's just this, you know, this twelfth
man college basketball player who doesn't look at all like
a drug dealer, just like the most you know, baby
faced twenty one to twenty two year old, and there
have been allegations that perhaps he was gambling in college

(39:56):
sports and while he's playing college basketball. So but yeah,
it's just that that to me was just screamed deal.
I don't know what's become of it though, because yeah,
it's possession. Okay, how did you get paid? Well, you know,
I just asked somebody and they gave me money, because
I doubt he was getting the money directly from Shawn Colmes.

(40:18):
So then again, you know, it's just Okay, here's the thing.

Speaker 2 (40:21):
Why did he have a lawyer sitting right there for
the guy when he get caught.

Speaker 1 (40:26):
That's a good question too, But he didn't. And I
think that Shawn Combs was so freaked out with Shawn
Combs trying to flee the country, you know, because they
were successful the first time. It was essentially an empty plane,
I think, just a person to go take whatever it
was to wherever it was going in the Caymans. But
maybe went so well, and so he's like, I'm going
to leave the country or whatever. But there's very few

(40:48):
places that you can go on this earth where you're
not going to get extradited. You know, does Shawn Colmes
want to go live in Cuba? Probably not. Does he
want to go live in Russia? Probably not. Does he
want to go live in a ran in North Korea? No?
And that's pretty much it.

Speaker 2 (41:05):
What do you make of all these pictures of a
Trump with the and Ivana Trump the wife hang it
all over, Diddy? Have you seen those pictures?

Speaker 1 (41:14):
Yeah? Look, there's there's plenty of There's plenty of pictures
of Shawn Combs with Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton and
and there's Shawn Combs with Prince Harry and Prince William.
There's Sean Combs with who had whatever celebrity you want
him to have had to taken a picture with. He's
probably taken a picture with if you want him. If
you're trying to make some kind of story about some

(41:36):
kind of connection between Shawn Combs and Magic Johnson, here
you go. There's a bunch of pictures of them together
looking all chummy. So Magic Johnson must have been a
part of it or whatever. And you know that one
actually has some legs. But I'm just saying, like the
the there's so many pictures, right, and how many pictures
do celebrities take with people.

Speaker 2 (41:56):
And these are pretty Yeah.

Speaker 1 (41:59):
I mean there's there's pictures of there's pictures of Sean Colmes,
you know, with Kamala Harris. There's pictures of Seawan Combs
getting keys to cities. There's pictures No.

Speaker 2 (42:06):
No, I know, I know those pictures. But she's like
hanging on him, She's she's she's uh biting on his chain,
on his neck. They're pretty interesting pictures. What about now,
there's a rumor that the reason Ben Affleck divorced Jennifer
Lopez was over this. He heard about some tapes or something.

Speaker 1 (42:25):
Okay, this goes back to do I feel like Jennifer
Lopez lied to the police. Yeah? Do I think that
she hid the gun for Sean Colmes? Yeah? Do I
think that it has any relation to Ben Affleck divorcing her? No?
Is she going to be charged with the crime. No.
And the reason that I think that Ben and Jen

(42:46):
broke up is that Jen Ben was like, uh, you know,
all I want to do is go make my movies Chaine,
smoke cigarettes and have a beer and sit at home.
That's all I want to do with my life. I
go act and do what you want to direct I
just want to looks right. I don't want to go
out in public. I don't want the paparazzi to follow me.
I don't want to be seen everywhere. I don't want

(43:06):
to have to smile. I don't want to have to
dress up. I don't want to have to pretend that
I'm having a great time being an event that I
really don't want to be at. And that's why they split.

Speaker 2 (43:18):
What about Ashton Kutchen, Now, I'll give a little background.
I did the cell phone, for instance, with that first girl,
the one with the sweater, and I recovered the caller
the picture of Ashton Kutcher's phone number in her phone.
But somehow, somewhere somebody snapped their fingers and says, no,
none of this happens. But she's okay. What about Ashton
Kutcher and all his stuff? Indeed, what do you make

(43:39):
of that?

Speaker 1 (43:40):
Well, Ashton Kutcher has escaped a lot of things, right,
I mean he's responsible for that girl's death. Did he
kill her no? Did he treat her like crap? Yeah?
Did he just want to use her? Yeah? So he
says no, I can't make it, and then she gets
killed by the guy. So that's number one. Number two
obviously an enabler of Danny Masterson. Hey, we're gonna write

(44:03):
your letters support and stuff, and we just we believe
in you. Oh we didn't know these letters were gonna
be made public or else we would have never written one.
So that kind of shows you where he's out on that.
Ashton Kutcher obviously was part of Thorn, which is supposedly
some kind of sex trafficking organization, and he's claimed to
have saved ten thousand or twenty thousand people. It's some

(44:23):
ridiculous number, and Thorn hasn't saved anybody, and they.

Speaker 2 (44:28):
But it is some kind of facial recognition software. What
the hell's he doing with that?

Speaker 1 (44:32):
Right? I just Ashton Kutcher is is always on the
periphery of all these really bad things, but nothing ever
seems to completely suck him in.

Speaker 2 (44:41):
Oh yeah, they snapped their fingers. That story ended in
a day.

Speaker 1 (44:45):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (44:45):
And then then when the other woman came forward and
tell me more, says, oh yeah, het the cheat on
me that they believe her with no evidence of it.
But let me ask you this, there's a really strange
story about Kutcher too, where he at that the restaurant
the company, right, yeah, And one of the partners adult
group was Adult Chain, yes, I think it was okay,
And one of the partners in that he was a
millionaire matchmaker, he had his own reality TV show, he

(45:07):
was starting a casino in general Caribbean. That guy had
all kind of allegations against him and lawsons. That's been
totally scrubbed. I can't even find that guy's name anymore.
Do you know that story?

Speaker 1 (45:17):
I don't know the story, but I mean, doultcha look
Dulce and I was a frequent attendee of any Adult
Cha restaurants, Gaija House probably the most. And you know
all there's another partner that they had in that that's
not even that guy that you're talking about. And I

(45:39):
don't remember exactly all the details. I can't remember if
it was a guy who was maybe on Big Brother
with them or was I Big Brother or something like that.
And also was really really shady. There was so much
shady money in dulcea group. But the thing is is
I kind of whenever there's a restaurant group, I just
assume it to be shady, and I assume it to

(45:59):
be laundering. There's just too many in LA where I go,
oh yeah, and especially when you're talking about like the
Armenian mafia or the Turkish mafia, Persians running through money
that they've you know, Russians or whatever. I just feel
like every kind of restaurant group or even a restaurant
just is uh, especially in LA where it costs so much,

(46:20):
is just basically money laundering.

Speaker 2 (46:23):
Yeah, in New York you get the real laundering. The
laundering of the tablecloss has to go to certain certain
kinds Italian names, and then you have to buy your
liquor from certain people. You know, it's a whole it's
a whole Shenanigan's operation there. Okay, we've covered a lot
of reality stuff, right, but what do you what do
you make of all these crazy Ali Carter and she
was in a tunnel under Ditty's house, and can we

(46:45):
debunk a lot of this insanity?

Speaker 1 (46:48):
Okay? Well, okay the Alley Carter when I get asked
about Ali a lot. And the problem is is that
I think that Ali is a victim. Okay, And but
it goes to everything that I said at the beginning.
Whether it's Ali, whether it's Jaguar, whether it's Courtney, whether
it's this woman which I think her name is Misha

(47:09):
or something who said that she was one of the
Jane Does in the lawsuit, and the lawyer for the
actual victims said, no, this is not the person, and
it's just anybody has they've realized that if they go
on their YouTube and instead of getting ten thousand views
and they go on there and here's the thing, you guys,

(47:29):
most of the time you have to be careful about
what you say about people because there's a chance you're
gonna get sued. Okay, Sean Combs is not going to
sue Jaguar Wright, you know, Ali Carter, Courtney, Burgess, any
of these people. So they can literally go and say
anything what I am waiting for, what I have been

(47:52):
talking about for probably two months and it hasn't happened
for a while. But remember when this first came out,
he was like, oh, there's a Justin Bieber tape where
he's being sexually assaulted by some guy, or Justin Bieber
is being sexually assaulted by Usher or whatever. And I
was like, if I'm Justin Bieber and let's say I
haven't been sexually assaulted by Usher or by some other

(48:16):
random person and somebody talks about this, I'm going to
sue them now that hasn't happened. And I really, I really,
and for whatever reason, people stopped really going down that road,
and because I feel like if he hadn't been then
he was gonna sue. But you guys, people can say anything.

(48:38):
I can go on my YouTube today and say that
Sean Comb's trafficked twenty people to wherever for some kind
of execution and he killed you know, he had arranged
for them to all be killed after they were sexually assaulted,
and he's never gonna sue. You can literally say whatever

(48:59):
you want. And so what happens is it muddies the
water because then people will go, oh my god, Sean Holmes,
you know, he trafficked these twenty women who all got
executed after they had to have sex with, you know,
a dictator in Libya, you know, and and so everyone's like, well,
it just it muddies the water.

Speaker 2 (49:17):
But I can't I get furious about that stuff. And
I have to get this off my chest. Ali Carter
used to say she was a victim underneath the Getty Museum,
with three hundred thousand child victims under there, and she
stole that story from a guy I know who they
complete for, who claimed he's with the CIA in the NSA.

(49:37):
The guy was making porn films. The guy was a gunsmith.
I totally debunked that whole story. So Ali Carter, you're
right she made She's probably a victim of something. You're right, right,
But first Stagetty and now did he come out she's
in every tunnel in town. You know, she spent more
time underground and above ground.

Speaker 1 (49:54):
I got a question for you, all right, So will Rothschild,
you know, in his house fire, right, But now it's
coming out that he's not actually a Rothschild, Oh really,
that his last name is Kaufman. And then he went
to a judge and said, hey, I'd like to change
my name to my family name because and just I'm
ready to use it. And the judge goes okay, and

(50:15):
so he gets to change it to Deroth's Child, and
his brother, when interviewed I think by the La Times
or something, says, no, he's never been a Rothschild. It's
just a Kaufman. But here's the thing is that this
guy who went by world Rothschild, he owned several houses
on this street Lookout Mountain Road, right, I'm Lookout Mountain Road, which,
by the way, as soon as you see Lookout Mountain Road,

(50:37):
you just go, oh my god, this is and and
he had the cars and these really expensive cars, including
one of the most expensive cars in the world down
the street. Yeah, and you're like, so that's why the
deroths Child. I'm like, did he go around then saying
he was a deroths Child and maybe got loans and
stuff from banks and everything based on the fact that
his last name was de Rothschild. So I'm really interested

(50:59):
now that this guy has passed. But again, it is
Lookout Mountain and I'm sure that ed on your Patreon
and anything you've talked about Lookout Mountain a million times.

Speaker 2 (51:07):
Wait, Dame McCulla davillen right originally yeah, yeah, so that's interesting.
Maybe he's related to Andy Coffin. Maybe he's Andy Kauflin.
Maybe he never died and that's really Andy Kauflin. But
now back to Bieber for a second. Okay, God bless him, man,
but Bieber's no saint himself. Okay, this you know, he

(51:28):
had little kids hanging, the teenage girls, preteen girls hanging
out in front of his mansion. Everybody's seeing those videos,
seeing those pictures.

Speaker 1 (51:33):
Come on, yeah, I'll tell you a story. Yeah. So
I had a friend who they're very very wealthy, I
mean like nuts wealthy, and one of them her her
dad made makes his money. He's basically an accountant to
the stars, but runs a huge you know, but it's
limited to celebrities and high high net worth people. And

(51:58):
so she had a younger sister who was probably sixteen
at the time, and Justin Bieber probably would have been
twenty twenty one. And she told me the story about
how her little sister and a couple of her friends
went This was in Georgia and went to Justin Bieber's

(52:18):
house and her friends are also like fifteen, sixteen years old,
and they go to the house and in front of
the house at the door or whatever. They weren't asked
to sign an NDA or anything, but it wouldn't have
been legal because they're all underage anyway. But they all
had to like drop their phones, you know, put their
phones away and everything. And similar to what I had

(52:39):
heard from a Travis Scott party several years later, is
that they all had to change out of the clothes
that they were in and where basically like a white
tank top and tiny tiny shorts or just their panties
and nothing else because they didn't want any hidden phones
or anything like that. And then they were all given
booth and there's maybe ten girls who came in this

(53:03):
thing and there's like fifty guys and that it was
just a horror show. And she and her friend they
got out probably after like two or three minutes ago.
This is not for me. And because of who her
dad was, nobody tried to do anything like they just said, oh,
go ahead, go leave, you know. But I just think

(53:24):
about if she hadn't had the dad that she had,
then I just it would have been way way worse.

Speaker 2 (53:34):
Yeah, no, Angel, no, Angel, No, Yeah, I'm glad you.
I'm glad you put that out there, man, because I
don't know, you hear people talking about it. Oh poor
justin you know, and make you know it got you know,
he probably did something happen to when he was a
kid too. But you know you can't keep doing it.
You known't got to know, right, I'm wrong? Oh my goodness.
So I got Daniel Hanks coming on Sunday, Saturday, and

(53:55):
an anthew him. What should I ask him about Prince Ary?

Speaker 1 (53:58):
Who do you have coming on?

Speaker 2 (53:59):
Daniel Hanks private investigator. He works for the tableaud and
stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (54:02):
He worked at Prince Harry. I think that you should
ask him. What should you ask him? Oh, that's a
good question. What would I'd like to know most about
Prince Harry that he would know.

Speaker 2 (54:17):
I'd do a lot of stuff there.

Speaker 1 (54:19):
I would like to know more. Okay, I got one
for you.

Speaker 2 (54:22):
Daniel Hanks is the one who taped Tidy Flice's phone.

Speaker 1 (54:24):
Yeah, I'd like to know this. I think that Harry
fathered a child in his Calgary party and I'd really
like to know about that because there is a woman
at that party who was there and then wasn't there
and then disappeared for like a year before she came
back to town, and she was a waitress, and I

(54:47):
really have always thought that he got her pregnant. That's
that's one thing I'd really really like to know, because
it's more about the Calgary party rather than the Las
Vegas one. Because the Las Vegas one, I had friends
who worked for the Inquiry at the time, and that's
why I'm like one hundred percent confident always saying that
there's a sex tape of Harry and that there's a
tape of him doing drugs one hundred percent, but the

(55:11):
Calgary one is a little bit more mysterious. And when
I've tried to push that narrative or talk about like that,
I've had that waitress like really pushback hard, not like
with a lawsuit or anything, which is really really push
back hard. Like I'm just trying to live my life.

(55:31):
I don't want to talk about that time period kind
of thing. And that's pretty rare, Like people go, that's
just a bunch of bas I'm going to sue you.
That's different than I'm just trying to live my life
and I don't want to talk about that period of
my life kind of thing. That's a different kind of response.

Speaker 2 (55:50):
Absolutely, I hear what you're saying. So we all got
about five minutes left day. What is on crazy days
and nights right now that people can go there that
you're I was proud of my recent stuffs and select
I haven't talked to you for a year. You know,
you know what's under this? Call me on, man, come on,
you tell me what I love this stuff. What's what's
the greatest thing on crazy days and nights since the

(56:11):
lesson we talked of the greatest thing since we talked.

Speaker 1 (56:16):
I don't know, I'm trying to think of what would
just be trying to just basically stay on, you know,
Shawn Combs is just so front and center. The Megan
Markele stuff is so front and center it just kind
of fills.

Speaker 2 (56:28):
My I don't know anything about Megan Markle.

Speaker 1 (56:30):
Yeah, I mean that kind of stuff just fills my
timeline and my brain and just trying to to get
a sense of that that's kind of where a lot
of the focus has been. And then obviously since the
whole Cassie thing with Sean Combs, and I'm trying to
think if there's anything that I you know, there was
the recent stuff is like there's okay, I'm convinced that

(56:56):
and I'm not paid for it, so I don't need
to register as a foreign agent like to say that. Now.
I'm convinced that there are a couple of tipsters of
mine who probably are paid by Russia, and they seem
to have an advanced knowledge on a lot of stuff,

(57:17):
and they certainly have an agenda. And the thing is
about a tipster is that their agenda has changed over
the last couple of years to where they are. Before
it was just like, I'm gonna send you some blinds
that you can use, and they're very generic. I'm gonna
send you some blinds that you can use that are
very pro right. I'm gonna send you one or two

(57:40):
that's maybe pro left. And then over the last year
or so, they have kind of subtly shifted to where
it's not so much pro left, but there's a few
people on the right that they seem to have it
out for that they would never before. And one of

(58:02):
the things that they have been beating into me over
the much of the last years, like RFK and they
talked about his heroin addiction long before he started talking
about it and everything, and they were talking about just
stuff that maybe like a week before it would break,
or maybe like ten days before it would break, and

(58:24):
all of a sudden, it's like right there for me
to post, and it was just it's been a really
odd dynamic and you'd have to actually see it play
out over the course of the two years and seeing
the tips and stuff, but like this definite going after
like Alex Jones kind of thing, which they never did before.
It was always a like a pro or indifferent Alex Jones.

(58:45):
But they seem to really be going after him hard.
There's certain people that they seem to be going after hard,
like maybe they're scared, I don't know, but like somebody
like a Pete Hegsath or whatever they were, they sent
all this stuff that's just now coming out about him,
you know, not the sexual assault because that was kind
of but at the same time they're like, oh, you

(59:06):
need to look at his drinking and you need to
do this or whatever. And then like a week later
it's like, oh, he was drinking at this, and he
was drinking at that or whatever. Very interesting.

Speaker 2 (59:16):
There does seem to be a lot of Russian money
flowing around, that's for sure. Yea, even to McCorkle, the
FBI agent in charging the investigation of the m's to
be a pay better Russian. But we're out of time.
Anti Lawyer. Go to find Anti Lawyer at his patreon
at the Anti Lawyer. And also this incredible website called
Crazy Days and Nights. We can find all this blind
items and stuff like that. Great great content. Thank you

(59:39):
so much, man hey.

Speaker 1 (59:40):
Always a pleasure ed, let's not make it another year.

Speaker 2 (59:42):
No way, man, I'm available, Okay, I'll message you in
a week, okay, all

Speaker 1 (59:47):
Right man, thank you.