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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Gentlemen, he matched on a dating app with a woman
(00:03):
who is clearly out of your socioeconomic circle. How else
could I explain this? A woman who's more attractive than
what you're used to getting. Yeah, seems too good to
be true.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
That's basically just pretty much every date anybody's ever been on. Yeah,
the woman always seems to be a little hotter to dude. Huh,
that's why you're supposed to pay. Well, that's fair, but
they expect you. But what if you're about to get robbed?
Mister O help me out.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
With this one.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
You're on a date with a woman and she's too
good looking for you, you get robbed one way of
the other.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Meet Hollywood hustler Adva Lavy. That's how it spells her name.
I never heard of her before. She's twenty eight years old,
very skinny, brenette, giant fake boobs, like morbidly skinny if
that was a thing, Okay, like really like you're almost like,
is this a trainny? What's going on here? Like a
skeleton allegedly has at least two more male victims who
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were too embarrassed to come forward. She targeted men who
had something to lose, According to a report today in
The New York Post. Before she was arrested in charge
with six felonies for crimes, including allegedly romance scamming older
men and stealing from them. This young woman, known professionally
as Mia Ventura, was already infamous in Hollywood, with people
(01:20):
urging to look out for her. She would find men,
men who had something to lose, take them out on
a date, and then blackmail them, rob them, take advantage
of him. According to some allegations, She'll find a man
who's on a sugar Daddy website. She's looking for the
ones who have a lot of money. They're cheating on
their wife. You can't call the cops when you hired
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someone from that kind of site to come to your house.
She would find people who had prestigious jobs, people in marriages.
She'd hustle them and they couldn't or wouldn't go to
the cops. Sure. Since her arrest last year, she's been
released with an ankle monitor. Remember when Lindsay Lohan wore
one of those and it became a fashion accessory. Oh yeah,
like designer brand names inkle monitor. She got out of jail,
(02:04):
she became engaged to a billionaire named Stephen Klubeck, age
sixty four. They were planning to get married on June
eighteenth in Israel. It was after filming podcast that the
former Penthouse magazine cover star was alleged by police to
have rifled through several people's bags and stolen their credit cards.
This guy claims her behavior seems kleptomaniac in nature. It
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sounds like it your whole thing is just going out
on dates with guys and robbing them. So I like
she was robbing other dudes while she was on a
date with that one dude. Who else? Who else was
she robbing? The article makes it sound like she was
robbing all of them. Yeah, I don't know. I just
found out to go in.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
The locker room at an exclusive country club and just
start rifling through the lockers. I don't know one of
her alleged victims and got herself a billionaire fiance say,
why does she need my money?
Speaker 1 (02:55):
Exactly take his.
Speaker 2 (02:56):
He's getting something for it, at least, assuming she's throw
little something every now and the her, He wouldn't have
asked her to get engaged.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
What sounds like she wants all of it. Yeah, I'm
sure she'll get it too. One of her alleged victims
was a hairstylist named Eden Lynn Stryloff. Sounds like that's
a woman. She told journalists and reporters how the porn
star stole her card and charged nine hundred dollars for
hair extensions, booking herself into a posh Beverly Hill salon
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under her real name. During a podcast filming, she went
into the other room, took multiple people's cards, cash, just
rummaged through their belongings. She robbed people while they were
doing a mass communication event together. She's basically a thief.
She's a thief on top of the fact that she
is a con artist and you know, a user of men.
(03:46):
If these allegations are correct, and it certainly sounds like
they are. Once again, it's another good example of why
you've got to be careful. Oh you gonna say gay,
you gotta be gay.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
That won't help you either, because there are gay men
out there who will do the same thing to you.
You probably saw that movie with Jack Nicholson, as good
as it gets, and they you know, I went in
that gay guys apartment.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
You know, I've heard of that movie. I don't know
if I've ever watched it. What happens? Does he get
robbed by hot chicks or something?
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Not Jack Nicholson, No, but no, he got robbed by
gay men because the character was gay in the movie.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
So gay men are thieves. Wow. I knew that I
shouldn't trust them.
Speaker 2 (04:23):
Every now and then. But you know, of course they
want you to think that it's it's prevalent. It's not
prevalent according to who? No, according to me.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Yeah, but aren't you a gay guy? I would know
more about it than you. Isn't that exactly what a
gay thief was?
Speaker 2 (04:37):
Exactly what they would say? Yeah, see, Billy watch exactly.
I'm yeah, you'll watch me. Okay, yeah, but not too close.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Okay. Anyway, what do you got got? Yeah?
Speaker 2 (04:49):
You know, I thought we were just having a conversation.
I got whatever we're talking about.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
Well, I have a more disturbing news story than hot chick,
Rob's rich old man. What about the keyemine queen? You
know that's not good either. Is that the check that
killed the guy from Friends? Yeah, Matthew Perry is the
guy from Friends? Name the ketamine queen was getting Matthew
Perry's kettamine and apparently at some point. Like a lot
of drugs, when you take them all the time, you
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have to increase the amount you take because it won't
have any effect after a while.
Speaker 2 (05:19):
And so he wanted even more. But she was, you know,
providing with a lot of kettamine over the years. She
just got sentenced to fifteen years in prison. She could
have done a lot more. They were a little lenient
on her. As a friends fan asked me, could she
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be in.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
Any more trouble? Boy, I have mixed feelings. You didn't
watch friends, wouldn't get it.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
You would't get the reference now. But I have mixed
feelings about this one. You need to decide. Chocolate and
vanilla k and he stopped him hauling. You had him
holler chocolate. Where did you answered that?
Speaker 1 (05:54):
Fry? Follow me down the rabbit hole for a second here, Billy,
that sounds a little dirty. I'm gonna use Proleen as
an example. Who watch you now, I haven't say anything
bad yet, but follow me. Maybe you'll like this example.
Preleine's been losing weight lately, right, but she does get
on your nerves. And there was a time when she
was eating too much. Right, What if Prelein ate so
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many cheeseburgers that she died. Well, that'd be sad, right, Well, yeah,
but would you blame you know, Jamal or Skip or
Kiki or whoever works down at the McDonald's for giving
her all the cheeseburgers or would you blame brain preleine
for eating them? Yeah? Do you think Matthew Perry didn't
know that taking too much ketamine was unhealthy? And yet
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they've just sit in short of fifteen years in prison.
I haven't made again mixed feelings because on one hand, yeah,
you should have done it. She's not a drug pharmacist
or whatever. She was being a legal right to give
this guy ketamine. But on the other hand, he's not
an idiot. He was a very smart man who was
very successful. Yeah you never watched Friends, did you? Okay,
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but he knew idiot But he mustn't.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
Okay, he's a Hollywood actor with a drug addition, an actor,
so he probably was an idiot.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
Okay, But do you think he didn't know that ketamine
was dangerous?
Speaker 2 (07:07):
What do you think Elvis didn't know you shouldn't take
all those drugs? You think Michael Jackson didn't know you
shouldn't it's risky, right, but heroin addicts, they fittnel math.
They all know that it's probably killed friends of theirs.
It's doing damage to people that they're with right now.
Speaker 1 (07:27):
They don't care. That's how addictive and dangerous these kind
of things can be. I'm sure there's somebody listening to
us having this conversation right now, and they're telling themselves, and.
Speaker 2 (07:36):
They're telling them that they're not listening to what are
we doing here exactly? But they're telling themselves, You, guys,
I had a loved one with addiction problems and they died.
You can't blame them for that. I'm not blaming them
for that, but it sounds like you are. Though it's
a fully grown atdel there's your blame, Okay, did you
the person supplying the drugs to the attict could also
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say this isn't good for you. I'm not going to
give you these drugs anymore. You should clean yourself up.
They won't do it, but at least you won't go
to prison for aiding.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
In a bedding. Okay? Is it a Lamborghini's fault that
Princess Diana died in a car accident for going too
fast to avoid the paparazzi.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
Was she in a Lambeau whatever car it was Mercedes?
Probably exactly? Is it Mercedes fault?
Speaker 3 (08:22):
No?
Speaker 1 (08:22):
Think about it. Why is it the gun's fault? And
how are we going to blame the Germans? What did
the Germans ever do wrong? Yeah? I get off the
day of Germans back. They don't appreciate it. Yeah, exactly,
they've taken enough rude. Yeah, show me one bad thing
the Germans did. Okay, but you get my point. Are
you gonna blame Remington because somebody got shot?
Speaker 2 (08:39):
I don't think it's illegal to make a Mercedes or
to create a Hamburger and sell it to people.
Speaker 1 (08:46):
I do think it's illegal. What the Kenemine queen was
doing selling ketamine's illegal? But did she kill Matthew Perry
or did he kill himself with the kedemy?
Speaker 2 (08:54):
Did they give her fifteen years for killing him or
did they give her fifteen years for breaking the law
and selling me.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
I'm gonna climb out on a limb here and guess
the death had a lot to do with it without
even looking at the outcome of this case. Because generally
people selling drugs don't get fifteen years. It's twenty twenty six,
because nowadays, kemine, I mean it doesn't Elon Musk have
a ketamine prescription and he brags about how good it
is for him, and he's the richest, most successful man
on earth.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
So there, Yeah, you gonna work on getting this girl
out of prison. No, not at all, do nothing about it.
I'll forget about this in five minutes. It's just the point,
the point has to be made. Seem really passionate about this,
and yet the passion wanes rather quickly.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Well, it seems to me she did make her own
bed here, but it's still a little odd to blame
people for the irresponsibility of other people.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
We won't know for sure whether she's innocent or not
until I can get a look at her. Oh yeah, no,
he's right. You have any pictures of her? If she fine,
you know, didn't code her free? Yeah, if she's fine,
cut a dime. If she's if she's fat, send her
back to prison.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Jesse Jackson with The Times, that's awful. I could be
a lawyer. No, no, no, Jesse and the rhymes. Now,
who is the guy from the oj trial? That's who
I would be. You want to be? If the glove
don't you want to be Christopher Darden.
Speaker 2 (10:11):
No, you must have quit from the winning side, the
cool black guy, the loser.
Speaker 1 (10:15):
I want to be the loser. I want to be
the cool black guy. Obviously Kim Kardashian's father. No, that
was Robert Carter. He died. He was one of the
lawyers on this. You gotta be more specific. I want
the smooth talking black guy.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
Talk about Jay c bro That's what I'm talking abouhn
Ay cockwrand Yeah, I want to be Cochran Johnny.
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Come on, I could be Cochrane. I'm wiring Wilton M. Johnson.
Pretty dramatic commercial break.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Really, I didn't listen. I honestly was out of the
room for part of it.
Speaker 1 (10:49):
Well, first we watched this video of a Mexican guy
or Hispanic dude in LA getting sentenced, and you.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
Said a commercial break. I thought you meant what the
listeners heard. You're talking about what goes on.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
In or when we're when we're not on out there, right,
I was just talking about my own experience, your own
personal Yeah, I saw, okay, sure, we watched his video
first of this guy getting sentenced. There was a killer
was crying in court. They said, before you feel sorry
for him, look what he did. And then they show
a video of him getting released from jail for a
sex crime, going to a train station, beating a guy
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in a wheelchair until he died.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
He took like a punching boxing practice on this guy
sitting in a wheelchair, and I'm saying, he just walks up
it just started punching him left, right, hooked, uppercutch, jabs.
I mean, he was he hit We said probably thirty
thirty five times before they stopped the video because they said,
at this point it's gonna get too graphic. Already pretty
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damn graphic. How did I get more graphic? Well, didn't
he knock him out of his wheelchair and then like
start stomping on him and stuff.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
It's so disgusting. And then we got a phone call
from a friend who works in law enforcement that was
investigating a crime involved having a disabled girl, oh dear,
and she was the victim, not the obviously, and it
was you know, it was a vague explanation of what
was going on. But having having just watched that and
then hearing this other story.
Speaker 2 (12:11):
And then there's Carlos Brown, who's that And I know
we shouldn't know his name if we if we don't
know her name and her name. I was right earlier
when I said I think it was Arena Arena Zarutska.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Oh yeah, the girl in the pretty blonde girl on
the on the train. So Carlos is whatever, Carlo's the
guy that stabbed her today.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
De Carlos, I'm sorry, Carlos, Yeah, I mean, you know,
he's a he's a bad guy. There's no reason to,
you know, insult him by not pronouncing the d or Carlos.
Speaker 1 (12:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (12:43):
He was arrested fourteen times. They've got a Tulca Gabbard
put this out on social media. I've got pictures of
all of his mugshots, fourteen separate pictures, fourteen separate arrests,
and fourteen releases, a known history of schizophrenia, His own
family was scared of him, acknowledged for years, and the
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system kept letting him go. After fourteen times he got
on that train with that pretty Ukrainian girl and then
stabbed her in front of witnesses who just basically turned
the other way. And now it appears as though he
is not going to face a trial or a jury
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for the murder because they've decided he's what is he
not mentally stable enough to face trial?
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Federal investigators say that that's not going to matter for
the federal trial, but I am skeptical. My friends in
the legal community tell me it will matter because there's
a legal precedent that's now been established and it's kind
of hard to shake that.
Speaker 2 (13:51):
So if he's not mentally able to stand trial, why
was he mentally able to run Rome free after any
one of those fourteen arrests. And then this goes back
to a question we've asked so many times before. Uh,
what person that committed a murder isn't crazy? It is
kind of a sign that you're mentally unstable. It's had
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to kill people.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
If insanity is a defense for murder, what murder is
not insane? It's all crazy. I can't think of a look.
Punching a guy in a bar because you had a
few too many beers and he made fun of your
favorite sports team is crazy.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
That's right, killing someone make it two four? Uh yeah,
that's crazy. Yeah, that's extra crazy. That's what I'm saying.
The whole thing's crazy. So that can't be illegal defense.
That's complete nonsense.
Speaker 1 (14:38):
And yet it is and yet it is unbelievable. It
really disgusts me that there are people out there that
like that poor woman on that train was just sitting there.
And by the way, she's an immigrant. She happens to
be a pretty blonde immigrant, So I guess that's why
liberals don't care.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
And didn't she escape a war torn country to come
here for a better life. Is trying to to straighten
her life out. She was coming home from a job
or something, and she was almost home. I think they said,
like next stop, she would have got off the train,
been home safe and sound, probably heating up on microwave
dinner or something. But no, crazy guy, I had to
come up and just attack her with no reason.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
And it's a war that liberals are obsessed with funding, right, Like,
what would happen if we didn't fund that war? Well,
Ukraine becomes part of Russia. How's that any different than
how it used to be? It's really not that different. Yeah,
it was part of it for hundreds of years. Okay, sorry,
it's a sad situation. So they love that war, but
they hate this war, and they want that war to
keep going. But they want this war to end. But
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if there's a refugee from the war that they love,
and that refugee is a white lady getting stabbed by
a black eye on a train. They don't care. They
don't want to hear about it. They want the black
eye freed. Shrug it off, move on, nothing to see.
Here's what we're told. Anyway, that can't be you. That
can't be what happened, And yet it did, And yet
it did. Did y'all see Fetterman getting interviewed yesterday. He's
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reminded me more. I don't know what he was on.
It was Fox News, I'm sure, but who show? Only
they had him sitting up against a cinder block wall.
He looked like he was being interviewed from a prison
cell or someplace, you know, like a prisoner of war
camp or something. Anyway, he's sitting there being interviewed, and
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I don't know what question they asked him, because when
it turned on the TV, he was already talking and
they just let him keep talking. Whoever was interviewing him,
I guess thought, if we let him talk long enough,
he's gonna say something really insane and then we can
use that to generate ratings. But what happened I had
no idea.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
What confused a lot of people was at some point
he said, you know, the liberals are doing this, and
he ain't big with the whole extreme lunatic left. He's
a Democrat, but he ain't that crazy of a Democrat,
and he's.
Speaker 1 (16:52):
Big on supporting israel Is that because they I guess
at Pennsylvania they got a Jewish governor there.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
I don't know what, you know, like what drives people
to support one side or the other. You know, they
got friends or relatives or you know, money at stake
or something.
Speaker 1 (17:06):
But at some.
Speaker 2 (17:07):
Point he was talking about how the Democrats will attack
Trump no matter what he does, like, okay, uh, he
was gonna Trump's words destroy their entire civilization when he
was start bombing them. And they was like, well, that's
just a man admitting to war crimes. Of course, he
hadn't done it. He just you know, used that kind
of language as a negotiating tool. But he said, oh, well,
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all the Democrats go, we're gonna have to charge him
with war crimes because he's gonna blow him up.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
And then he didn't.
Speaker 2 (17:35):
He decided not to, and he said, no, we went
with a ceasfire instead he said, Oh, well, Trump caved.
Trump caved in. You know, he was gonna do all
this stuff and then he just caved to Iran. Which
is it, did he cave in or did he commit
war crimes. Here's my other favorite one. The Trump always
chickens out taco. That's what they start of it. But
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they also but they also.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Think Trump faked he got a guy to shoot him
in the ear, So hang on you he faked his
own assassination and taking Trump's a chicken, but also he
told someone to shoot him in the ear from two
hundred yards away.
Speaker 2 (18:09):
Well, no, probably what he did was he put one
of those Hollywood exploding blood capsules behind his ear, and
they had a dude set to uh, you know, do
a remote you know, like you can push the remote
button and it'll blow off a piece of his ear
and make him stole bleeding, see, and it'll look like
the dude on the hill with a gun.
Speaker 1 (18:28):
He probably didn't even shoot, and Joe Biden's secret service
was in on it.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
What confused me was Fetterman started shouting Taco, Taco, taco,
and I didn't know what it meant. Pray Lane's watching,
She's like, what's he doing saying taco, taco, Taco. It
ain't Tuesday, it's what liberals always it was Wednesday.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
What does taco stand for?
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Again?
Speaker 1 (18:49):
Trump always chickens out. It's it's a thing liberals say,
they think it's hilarious. I don't know it's it's really not.
Speaker 2 (18:55):
But they don't have a sense of humor, do they
Just liberals don't really enjoy comedy.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
And it's also kind of there way of acknowledging that
Trump's always working on deals where he gives his opponent
an ultimatum and then the ultimatum doesn't come to fruition.
Somebody that understands deal negotiation might say, oh, okay, so
Trump was able to not have to go Plan B.
Here he went Plan A. But their way of looking
at is like, ah, Trump didn't do the most horrible thing.
What a pussy.
Speaker 2 (19:19):
Yeah, they get mad at him for threatening the most
horrible thing and then not doing it.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
They get mad at him for that. It's kind of ridiculous. Obviously,
Senate Minority Leader Check Schumer says the Upper Chamber will
vote on a war powers resolution to check Trump's power
over military operations, and I Ran Fetterman is not down
with it too.
Speaker 4 (19:38):
Every single thing I ran done and is an entire
war crime. Now we are the force of good in
the world. And now that's where Now we're not even
forty days into this, and now now I'm reading that
they're now have to force another you know, war powers vote,
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and I will vote against that now because we have
to stand our military to allow them to accomplish, you know,
the goals of epic fury.
Speaker 1 (20:07):
All right, you may not like Israel, and you may
you may not like feder Man.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
You just let him keep talking. He starts sounding a
little lost.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
But he's still the smartest Democrat in the entire party.
That ain't say that much, is it? I know?
Speaker 3 (20:21):
And Representatives Uh Shelby Jackson, Lee, al Green, Sylvia Garcia,
Lizzie Finelli. Excuse me, Finel and what am I doing here?
I'm going to lose track here, Walton and Johnson
Gentlemen, he matched on a dating app with a woman
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who is clearly out of your socioeconomic circle. How else
could I explain this? A woman who's more attractive than
what you're used to getting. Yeah, seems too good to
be true.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
That's basically just pretty much every date anybody's ever been on. Yeah,
the woman always seems to be a little hotter to dude. Huh,
that's why you're supposed to pay. Well, that's fair, but
they expect you. But what if you're about to get robbed?
Mister O help me out.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
With this one.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
You're on a date with a woman and she's too
good looking for you, you get robbed one way of
the other.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Meet Hollywood hustler Adva Lavy. That's how it spells her name.
I never heard of her before. She's twenty eight years old,
very skinny, brenette, giant fake boobs, like morbidly skinny if
that was a thing, Okay, like really like you're almost like,
is this a trainny? What's going on here? Like a
skeleton allegedly has at least two more male victims who
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were too embarrassed to come forward. She targeted men who
had something to lose, According to a report today in
The New York Post. Before she was arrested in charge
with six felonies for crimes, including allegedly romance scamming older
men and stealing from them. This young woman, known professionally
as Mia Ventura, was already infamous in Hollywood, with people
(01:20):
urging to look out for her. She would find men,
men who had something to lose, take them out on
a date, and then blackmail them, rob them, take advantage
of him. According to some allegations, She'll find a man
who's on a sugar Daddy website. She's looking for the
ones who have a lot of money. They're cheating on
their wife. You can't call the cops when you hired
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someone from that kind of site to come to your house.
She would find people who had prestigious jobs, people in marriages.
She'd hustle them and they couldn't or wouldn't go to
the cops. Sure. Since her arrest last year, she's been
released with an ankle monitor. Remember when Lindsay Lohan wore
one of those and it became a fashion accessory. Oh yeah,
like designer brand names inkle monitor. She got out of jail,
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she became engaged to a billionaire named Stephen Klubeck, age
sixty four. They were planning to get married on June
eighteenth in Israel. It was after filming podcast that the
former Penthouse magazine cover star was alleged by police to
have rifled through several people's bags and stolen their credit cards.
This guy claims her behavior seems kleptomaniac in nature. It
(02:27):
sounds like it your whole thing is just going out
on dates with guys and robbing them. So I like
she was robbing other dudes while she was on a
date with that one dude. Who else? Who else was
she robbing? The article makes it sound like she was
robbing all of them. Yeah, I don't know. I just
found out to go in.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
The locker room at an exclusive country club and just
start rifling through the lockers. I don't know one of
her alleged victims and got herself a billionaire fiance say,
why does she need my money?
Speaker 1 (02:55):
Exactly take his.
Speaker 2 (02:56):
He's getting something for it, at least, assuming she's throw
little something every now and the her, He wouldn't have
asked her to get engaged.
Speaker 1 (03:04):
What sounds like she wants all of it. Yeah, I'm
sure she'll get it too. One of her alleged victims
was a hairstylist named Eden Lynn Stryloff. Sounds like that's
a woman. She told journalists and reporters how the porn
star stole her card and charged nine hundred dollars for
hair extensions, booking herself into a posh Beverly Hill salon
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under her real name. During a podcast filming, she went
into the other room, took multiple people's cards, cash, just
rummaged through their belongings. She robbed people while they were
doing a mass communication event together. She's basically a thief.
She's a thief on top of the fact that she
is a con artist and you know, a user of men.
(03:46):
If these allegations are correct, and it certainly sounds like
they are. Once again, it's another good example of why
you've got to be careful. Oh you gonna say gay,
you gotta be gay.
Speaker 2 (03:56):
That won't help you either, because there are gay men
out there who will do the same thing to you.
You probably saw that movie with Jack Nicholson, as good
as it gets, and they you know, I went in
that gay guys apartment.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
You know, I've heard of that movie. I don't know
if I've ever watched it. What happens? Does he get
robbed by hot chicks or something?
Speaker 2 (04:13):
Not Jack Nicholson, No, but no, he got robbed by
gay men because the character was gay in the movie.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
So gay men are thieves. Wow. I knew that I
shouldn't trust them.
Speaker 2 (04:23):
Every now and then. But you know, of course they
want you to think that it's it's prevalent. It's not
prevalent according to who? No, according to me.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
Yeah, but aren't you a gay guy? I would know
more about it than you. Isn't that exactly what a
gay thief was?
Speaker 2 (04:37):
Exactly what they would say? Yeah, see, Billy watch exactly.
I'm yeah, you'll watch me. Okay, yeah, but not too close.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Okay. Anyway, what do you got got? Yeah?
Speaker 2 (04:49):
You know, I thought we were just having a conversation.
I got whatever we're talking about.
Speaker 1 (04:54):
Well, I have a more disturbing news story than hot chick,
Rob's rich old man. What about the keyemine queen? You
know that's not good either. Is that the check that
killed the guy from Friends? Yeah, Matthew Perry is the
guy from Friends? Name the ketamine queen was getting Matthew
Perry's kettamine and apparently at some point. Like a lot
of drugs, when you take them all the time, you
(05:15):
have to increase the amount you take because it won't
have any effect after a while.
Speaker 2 (05:19):
And so he wanted even more. But she was, you know,
providing with a lot of kettamine over the years. She
just got sentenced to fifteen years in prison. She could
have done a lot more. They were a little lenient
on her. As a friends fan asked me, could she
(05:40):
be in.
Speaker 1 (05:40):
Any more trouble? Boy, I have mixed feelings. You didn't
watch friends, wouldn't get it.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
You would't get the reference now. But I have mixed
feelings about this one. You need to decide. Chocolate and
vanilla k and he stopped him hauling. You had him
holler chocolate. Where did you answered that?
Speaker 1 (05:54):
Fry? Follow me down the rabbit hole for a second here, Billy,
that sounds a little dirty. I'm gonna use Proleen as
an example. Who watch you now, I haven't say anything
bad yet, but follow me. Maybe you'll like this example.
Preleine's been losing weight lately, right, but she does get
on your nerves. And there was a time when she
was eating too much. Right, What if Prelein ate so
(06:15):
many cheeseburgers that she died. Well, that'd be sad, right, Well, yeah,
but would you blame you know, Jamal or Skip or
Kiki or whoever works down at the McDonald's for giving
her all the cheeseburgers or would you blame brain preleine
for eating them? Yeah? Do you think Matthew Perry didn't
know that taking too much ketamine was unhealthy? And yet
(06:35):
they've just sit in short of fifteen years in prison.
I haven't made again mixed feelings because on one hand, yeah,
you should have done it. She's not a drug pharmacist
or whatever. She was being a legal right to give
this guy ketamine. But on the other hand, he's not
an idiot. He was a very smart man who was
very successful. Yeah you never watched Friends, did you? Okay,
(06:56):
but he knew idiot But he mustn't.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
Okay, he's a Hollywood actor with a drug addition, an actor,
so he probably was an idiot.
Speaker 1 (07:04):
Okay, But do you think he didn't know that ketamine
was dangerous?
Speaker 2 (07:07):
What do you think Elvis didn't know you shouldn't take
all those drugs? You think Michael Jackson didn't know you
shouldn't it's risky, right, but heroin addicts, they fittnel math.
They all know that it's probably killed friends of theirs.
It's doing damage to people that they're with right now.
Speaker 1 (07:27):
They don't care. That's how addictive and dangerous these kind
of things can be. I'm sure there's somebody listening to
us having this conversation right now, and they're telling themselves, and.
Speaker 2 (07:36):
They're telling them that they're not listening to what are
we doing here exactly? But they're telling themselves, You, guys,
I had a loved one with addiction problems and they died.
You can't blame them for that. I'm not blaming them
for that, but it sounds like you are. Though it's
a fully grown atdel there's your blame, Okay, did you
the person supplying the drugs to the attict could also
(07:59):
say this isn't good for you. I'm not going to
give you these drugs anymore. You should clean yourself up.
They won't do it, but at least you won't go
to prison for aiding.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
In a bedding. Okay? Is it a Lamborghini's fault that
Princess Diana died in a car accident for going too
fast to avoid the paparazzi.
Speaker 2 (08:17):
Was she in a Lambeau whatever car it was Mercedes?
Probably exactly? Is it Mercedes fault?
Speaker 3 (08:22):
No?
Speaker 1 (08:22):
Think about it. Why is it the gun's fault? And
how are we going to blame the Germans? What did
the Germans ever do wrong? Yeah? I get off the
day of Germans back. They don't appreciate it. Yeah, exactly,
they've taken enough rude. Yeah, show me one bad thing
the Germans did. Okay, but you get my point. Are
you gonna blame Remington because somebody got shot?
Speaker 2 (08:39):
I don't think it's illegal to make a Mercedes or
to create a Hamburger and sell it to people.
Speaker 1 (08:46):
I do think it's illegal. What the Kenemine queen was
doing selling ketamine's illegal? But did she kill Matthew Perry
or did he kill himself with the kedemy?
Speaker 2 (08:54):
Did they give her fifteen years for killing him or
did they give her fifteen years for breaking the law
and selling me.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
I'm gonna climb out on a limb here and guess
the death had a lot to do with it without
even looking at the outcome of this case. Because generally
people selling drugs don't get fifteen years. It's twenty twenty six,
because nowadays, kemine, I mean it doesn't Elon Musk have
a ketamine prescription and he brags about how good it
is for him, and he's the richest, most successful man
on earth.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
So there, Yeah, you gonna work on getting this girl
out of prison. No, not at all, do nothing about it.
I'll forget about this in five minutes. It's just the point,
the point has to be made. Seem really passionate about this,
and yet the passion wanes rather quickly.
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Well, it seems to me she did make her own
bed here, but it's still a little odd to blame
people for the irresponsibility of other people.
Speaker 2 (09:41):
We won't know for sure whether she's innocent or not
until I can get a look at her. Oh yeah, no,
he's right. You have any pictures of her? If she fine,
you know, didn't code her free? Yeah, if she's fine,
cut a dime. If she's if she's fat, send her
back to prison.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
Jesse Jackson with The Times, that's awful. I could be
a lawyer. No, no, no, Jesse and the rhymes. Now,
who is the guy from the oj trial? That's who
I would be. You want to be? If the glove
don't you want to be Christopher Darden.
Speaker 2 (10:11):
No, you must have quit from the winning side, the
cool black guy, the loser.
Speaker 1 (10:15):
I want to be the loser. I want to be
the cool black guy. Obviously Kim Kardashian's father. No, that
was Robert Carter. He died. He was one of the
lawyers on this. You gotta be more specific. I want
the smooth talking black guy.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
Talk about Jay c bro That's what I'm talking abouhn
Ay cockwrand Yeah, I want to be Cochran Johnny.
Speaker 1 (10:32):
Come on, I could be Cochrane. I'm wiring Wilton M. Johnson.
Pretty dramatic commercial break.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Really, I didn't listen. I honestly was out of the
room for part of it.
Speaker 1 (10:49):
Well, first we watched this video of a Mexican guy
or Hispanic dude in LA getting sentenced, and you.
Speaker 2 (10:54):
Said a commercial break. I thought you meant what the
listeners heard. You're talking about what goes on.
Speaker 1 (10:59):
In or when we're when we're not on out there, right,
I was just talking about my own experience, your own
personal Yeah, I saw, okay, sure, we watched his video
first of this guy getting sentenced. There was a killer
was crying in court. They said, before you feel sorry
for him, look what he did. And then they show
a video of him getting released from jail for a
sex crime, going to a train station, beating a guy
(11:23):
in a wheelchair until he died.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
He took like a punching boxing practice on this guy
sitting in a wheelchair, and I'm saying, he just walks up
it just started punching him left, right, hooked, uppercutch, jabs.
I mean, he was he hit We said probably thirty
thirty five times before they stopped the video because they said,
at this point it's gonna get too graphic. Already pretty
(11:46):
damn graphic. How did I get more graphic? Well, didn't
he knock him out of his wheelchair and then like
start stomping on him and stuff.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
It's so disgusting. And then we got a phone call
from a friend who works in law enforcement that was
investigating a crime involved having a disabled girl, oh dear,
and she was the victim, not the obviously, and it
was you know, it was a vague explanation of what
was going on. But having having just watched that and
then hearing this other story.
Speaker 2 (12:11):
And then there's Carlos Brown, who's that And I know
we shouldn't know his name if we if we don't
know her name and her name. I was right earlier
when I said I think it was Arena Arena Zarutska.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Oh yeah, the girl in the pretty blonde girl on
the on the train. So Carlos is whatever, Carlo's the
guy that stabbed her today.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
De Carlos, I'm sorry, Carlos, Yeah, I mean, you know,
he's a he's a bad guy. There's no reason to,
you know, insult him by not pronouncing the d or Carlos.
Speaker 1 (12:42):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (12:43):
He was arrested fourteen times. They've got a Tulca Gabbard
put this out on social media. I've got pictures of
all of his mugshots, fourteen separate pictures, fourteen separate arrests,
and fourteen releases, a known history of schizophrenia, His own
family was scared of him, acknowledged for years, and the
(13:05):
system kept letting him go. After fourteen times he got
on that train with that pretty Ukrainian girl and then
stabbed her in front of witnesses who just basically turned
the other way. And now it appears as though he
is not going to face a trial or a jury
(13:29):
for the murder because they've decided he's what is he
not mentally stable enough to face trial?
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Federal investigators say that that's not going to matter for
the federal trial, but I am skeptical. My friends in
the legal community tell me it will matter because there's
a legal precedent that's now been established and it's kind
of hard to shake that.
Speaker 2 (13:51):
So if he's not mentally able to stand trial, why
was he mentally able to run Rome free after any
one of those fourteen arrests. And then this goes back
to a question we've asked so many times before. Uh,
what person that committed a murder isn't crazy? It is
kind of a sign that you're mentally unstable. It's had
(14:12):
to kill people.
Speaker 1 (14:13):
If insanity is a defense for murder, what murder is
not insane? It's all crazy. I can't think of a look.
Punching a guy in a bar because you had a
few too many beers and he made fun of your
favorite sports team is crazy.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
That's right, killing someone make it two four? Uh yeah,
that's crazy. Yeah, that's extra crazy. That's what I'm saying.
The whole thing's crazy. So that can't be illegal defense.
That's complete nonsense.
Speaker 1 (14:38):
And yet it is and yet it is unbelievable. It
really disgusts me that there are people out there that
like that poor woman on that train was just sitting there.
And by the way, she's an immigrant. She happens to
be a pretty blonde immigrant, So I guess that's why
liberals don't care.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
And didn't she escape a war torn country to come
here for a better life. Is trying to to straighten
her life out. She was coming home from a job
or something, and she was almost home. I think they said,
like next stop, she would have got off the train,
been home safe and sound, probably heating up on microwave
dinner or something. But no, crazy guy, I had to
come up and just attack her with no reason.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
And it's a war that liberals are obsessed with funding, right, Like,
what would happen if we didn't fund that war? Well,
Ukraine becomes part of Russia. How's that any different than
how it used to be? It's really not that different. Yeah,
it was part of it for hundreds of years. Okay, sorry,
it's a sad situation. So they love that war, but
they hate this war, and they want that war to
keep going. But they want this war to end. But
(15:36):
if there's a refugee from the war that they love,
and that refugee is a white lady getting stabbed by
a black eye on a train. They don't care. They
don't want to hear about it. They want the black
eye freed. Shrug it off, move on, nothing to see.
Here's what we're told. Anyway, that can't be you. That
can't be what happened, And yet it did, And yet
it did. Did y'all see Fetterman getting interviewed yesterday. He's
(15:58):
reminded me more. I don't know what he was on.
It was Fox News, I'm sure, but who show? Only
they had him sitting up against a cinder block wall.
He looked like he was being interviewed from a prison
cell or someplace, you know, like a prisoner of war
camp or something. Anyway, he's sitting there being interviewed, and
(16:18):
I don't know what question they asked him, because when
it turned on the TV, he was already talking and
they just let him keep talking. Whoever was interviewing him,
I guess thought, if we let him talk long enough,
he's gonna say something really insane and then we can
use that to generate ratings. But what happened I had
no idea.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
What confused a lot of people was at some point
he said, you know, the liberals are doing this, and
he ain't big with the whole extreme lunatic left. He's
a Democrat, but he ain't that crazy of a Democrat,
and he's.
Speaker 1 (16:52):
Big on supporting israel Is that because they I guess
at Pennsylvania they got a Jewish governor there.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
I don't know what, you know, like what drives people
to support one side or the other. You know, they
got friends or relatives or you know, money at stake
or something.
Speaker 1 (17:06):
But at some.
Speaker 2 (17:07):
Point he was talking about how the Democrats will attack
Trump no matter what he does, like, okay, uh, he
was gonna Trump's words destroy their entire civilization when he
was start bombing them. And they was like, well, that's
just a man admitting to war crimes. Of course, he
hadn't done it. He just you know, used that kind
of language as a negotiating tool. But he said, oh, well,
(17:30):
all the Democrats go, we're gonna have to charge him
with war crimes because he's gonna blow him up.
Speaker 1 (17:33):
And then he didn't.
Speaker 2 (17:35):
He decided not to, and he said, no, we went
with a ceasfire instead he said, Oh, well, Trump caved.
Trump caved in. You know, he was gonna do all
this stuff and then he just caved to Iran. Which
is it, did he cave in or did he commit
war crimes. Here's my other favorite one. The Trump always
chickens out taco. That's what they start of it. But
(17:55):
they also but they also.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Think Trump faked he got a guy to shoot him
in the ear, So hang on you he faked his
own assassination and taking Trump's a chicken, but also he
told someone to shoot him in the ear from two
hundred yards away.
Speaker 2 (18:09):
Well, no, probably what he did was he put one
of those Hollywood exploding blood capsules behind his ear, and
they had a dude set to uh, you know, do
a remote you know, like you can push the remote
button and it'll blow off a piece of his ear
and make him stole bleeding, see, and it'll look like
the dude on the hill with a gun.
Speaker 1 (18:28):
He probably didn't even shoot, and Joe Biden's secret service
was in on it.
Speaker 2 (18:32):
What confused me was Fetterman started shouting Taco, Taco, taco,
and I didn't know what it meant. Pray Lane's watching,
She's like, what's he doing saying taco, taco, Taco. It
ain't Tuesday, it's what liberals always it was Wednesday.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
What does taco stand for?
Speaker 3 (18:48):
Again?
Speaker 1 (18:49):
Trump always chickens out. It's it's a thing liberals say,
they think it's hilarious. I don't know it's it's really not.
Speaker 2 (18:55):
But they don't have a sense of humor, do they
Just liberals don't really enjoy comedy.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
And it's also kind of there way of acknowledging that
Trump's always working on deals where he gives his opponent
an ultimatum and then the ultimatum doesn't come to fruition.
Somebody that understands deal negotiation might say, oh, okay, so
Trump was able to not have to go Plan B.
Here he went Plan A. But their way of looking
at is like, ah, Trump didn't do the most horrible thing.
What a pussy.
Speaker 2 (19:19):
Yeah, they get mad at him for threatening the most
horrible thing and then not doing it.
Speaker 1 (19:24):
They get mad at him for that. It's kind of ridiculous. Obviously,
Senate Minority Leader Check Schumer says the Upper Chamber will
vote on a war powers resolution to check Trump's power
over military operations, and I Ran Fetterman is not down
with it too.
Speaker 4 (19:38):
Every single thing I ran done and is an entire
war crime. Now we are the force of good in
the world. And now that's where Now we're not even
forty days into this, and now now I'm reading that
they're now have to force another you know, war powers vote,
(19:59):
and I will vote against that now because we have
to stand our military to allow them to accomplish, you know,
the goals of epic fury.
Speaker 1 (20:07):
All right, you may not like Israel, and you may
you may not like feder Man.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
You just let him keep talking. He starts sounding a
little lost.
Speaker 1 (20:16):
But he's still the smartest Democrat in the entire party.
That ain't say that much, is it? I know?
Speaker 3 (20:21):
And Representatives Uh Shelby Jackson, Lee, al Green, Sylvia Garcia,
Lizzie Finelli. Excuse me, Finel and what am I doing here?
I'm going to lose track here, Walton and Johnson
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