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3:46

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3:48

That's probably where I got the names

3:50

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3:52

McMahon, I do want to preface this

3:54

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3:57

WWF because I'm getting tired of having to

3:59

switch to W. Wwe so

4:01

if you guys don't know the history behind that

4:03

apparently there's something called something something wildlife the

4:06

world wildlife Foundation which is

4:08

the bullshit nobody fucking cares all right

4:14

They ruined my childhood they so

4:16

basically they sued the

4:18

WWF The

4:20

WWE now yeah World Wrestling Federation

4:23

what it was yeah, yeah, which

4:25

was kind of interesting I just thought that because

4:28

there's two separate entities that it would be fine.

4:30

I Loved the

4:32

WWF that was our shit It

4:34

wasn't like you know

4:36

I think people now kind of equate

4:38

it to hillbilly like white people shit,

4:41

right? No, the WWF was for every

4:43

everyone Everyone it could be

4:46

I slammed so many people through

4:48

tables at church Because

4:51

we had we had the table yeah

4:53

So at church if you guys haven't

4:55

been to a crazy church But like it's every

4:58

Sundays everybody would set up the tables together right

5:00

and so we had those WWF

5:02

tables And so we would set them

5:04

up, and then if there was one that was a little

5:06

busted or rickety We would fucking

5:08

power bomb bitches do it I

5:12

loved it my favorite memory when I was a kid

5:14

my cousin Skinny scrawny as

5:16

fuck. I was fat as fuck At

5:19

the time he came on When

5:22

we were a little bit older it was Kurt angle

5:24

former Gold medal

5:26

yeah, right well he had the angle

5:28

Kurt angle slam which I thought was

5:30

the fucking coolest right you basically Firearm

5:32

carry them over and you taught yeah

5:36

So I did this to him

5:38

twice right so the first time I did it It

5:41

was great. It was fine, and then you know

5:44

we're broke as shit, so we didn't actually have

5:46

bed frames We just had the metal ones that

5:48

came with the box spring in the mattress Yeah

5:50

problem with those things those things are cheap as

5:52

shit, so I Kurt angle slam this fool, and

5:54

it bent my fucking bed Right

5:57

my dad got so fucking mad.

5:59

He The living shit out of me

6:01

that he packed he my mom Fucking

6:05

people's elbow. I think

6:07

everybody definitely went through that phase of

6:09

you know practicing the finishing moves on

6:11

on You know your friend

6:14

or like your little brother your

6:16

cousin. I definitely did it

6:18

the pedigree. Oh the pedigree Pedigree

6:21

was my favorite finisher cuz that shit was just

6:23

epic, you know Yeah

6:27

And then um you would try to

6:29

like you know do it in a way where

6:31

they don't get hurt But obviously you're not a

6:33

professional fucking way. Yeah, they would always say don't

6:35

do this at home. Yeah, fuck Not

6:39

like the me and like some

6:41

of the homies that were super into it

6:43

when we were young We would we would

6:45

like kind of play it out at school too

6:47

like for example. You know we would like

6:51

Just jump a guy in the hallway not like not for reals,

6:53

but yeah, you know those things. Yeah, like they're walking in They

6:56

like come out of the locker room jam

6:58

Yeah, it was kind of like that and

7:00

then so we kind of like fake hit

7:03

each other But like go through the actual

7:05

motions of like you know It's actually happening and

7:07

then people will be like oh shit like the

7:09

jump in the you do the choke slams in

7:11

the swimming pool Oh, yeah, that's right on the

7:14

pool that way right rock bottom in the

7:16

dog. I fucking actually hurt though That

7:19

bed that bed in half my dad was so mad. He made

7:21

me sleep in it for like two months. Oh wow I

7:24

was just you it even like a V We

7:28

practice these moves on our little sister and the

7:30

frog my pet frame I

7:36

just had to sleep like a fucking V for

7:38

the longest time dude It's not looking at my

7:40

back and then they got me like another metal frame,

7:42

which was just free from somebody else Yeah, yeah, we're

7:44

poor we can afford anything else and the second time

7:47

the second time like the last time I started doing

7:49

this stuff is same cousin. We

7:51

were practicing power bombing obviously practicing. He couldn't lift

7:53

me up I was fat dude power bomb that

7:56

takes a lot of strength. Oh, oh, yeah, he

7:58

was skinny though like I said Oh

8:00

you did it to him Hey,

8:04

let's try out power First

8:06

well you can't do it. All right, what I meant practice

8:08

was that he was the one who? So

8:11

I lifted him up yeah, and then I powerbomb

8:13

them onto our couch right oh, and it was

8:15

fucking fun It was fun for him to fun

8:18

for me. I said let's do it again Yeah,

8:20

but this time I fucking lifted him too fast.

8:22

Let me take a step three steps back. Oh

8:30

man As

8:33

the last time yeah, I did fucking

8:35

WWE moves in the house. I thought

8:38

I fucking killed him Yeah, dude powerbomb

8:40

onto the fucking floor that

8:42

shit was the best though. I love that shit

8:44

Well, I mean, but but let's talk a little

8:47

bit about that WWF error

8:49

because people might kind of not be

8:51

aware of it I mean especially if

8:53

if they're like you know in their

8:55

teens right now. They might not know

8:57

about Ultimate Warrior They might not know

8:59

about Ted DiBiase the million dollar man

9:01

They might not know about you know

9:04

Sean Michaels heartbreak kid Brett Owens the

9:06

you know hitman Wait, I

9:08

know Brett Brett the hitman heart yeah Oh,

9:12

and heart one brother yeah, so that

9:14

boy like that the other thing too

9:16

was like in before

9:18

the 80s like Wrestling

9:21

was a territorial thing right and

9:23

every part of the of the

9:25

US yeah in the US so

9:29

The the rule was not rules just like

9:31

a they don't can agree. Yeah, they don't mess

9:33

with each other Businesses and that

9:35

was under Vince McMahon

9:37

senior senior yeah, but once he

9:40

passes on and the Vince McMahon

9:42

we all know now He doesn't

9:44

call himself junior he

9:46

went full on shark

9:49

mode and took the whole

9:51

game over Monopolized yeah, right

9:54

and so through

9:56

business practices like Everybody

9:58

out there even Dana white would

10:00

say Vince McMahon is like as

10:03

a businessman killer killer yeah so

10:05

and and then you'll

10:07

see like through the years other stories like

10:10

people have of them like he has this

10:12

control thing where he has to

10:14

control everything so when he's talked to him

10:16

and then Vince McMahon sneezed he

10:18

like got so upset ahead of

10:20

that shouldn't have happened yeah I

10:23

have to endure this to the

10:26

mirror with me like

10:30

he can't even like like

10:33

like sneeze without willingly wanting to do it

10:35

what the fuck that's a weird mental thing

10:37

that he has then well you know we're

10:40

gonna obviously get into like the meats of

10:42

Vince McMahon too but also like just kind

10:44

of shedding light a little bit on his

10:47

childhood he alluded to the

10:49

fact that he was sexually abused

10:51

when he was younger now did

10:53

that turn him to turn him out make him

10:55

turn out to be a fucked-up individual I don't

10:58

know it doesn't excuse his current behavior yeah but

11:00

it you know there is a little bit of

11:02

kind of a fucked-up shit that happened during his

11:04

child I think his physical and sexual abuse is

11:06

what he alluded I mean that's interesting that he

11:08

has a issue with control because there's so many

11:11

stories about like ww the WWF

11:13

was so chaotic like nothing ever went according

11:15

to plan no but that that was the

11:17

thing that was the illusion like he was

11:20

he scripted it all that no but I'm saying

11:22

like you would hear all the stories yeah everything

11:24

went wrong all the time oh I had to

11:26

think on the fly yeah like the WWF was

11:29

pure chaos yeah he carries stories from John Cena

11:31

the rock all even like Dave Batista he goes

11:33

oh you know this right here yeah fucking tore

11:35

my quad oh yeah yeah it happened and then

11:37

this went man had to come to like there

11:39

was a famous story that you'd be part of

11:41

the show and then like when he got in

11:43

the fucking one quad

11:51

or both no no one

11:53

quads initially tried to get up and

11:55

he's sitting there and

11:58

he's trying to do it And then

12:00

the other cast member was like, what the

12:02

fuck? Well, apparently he ran in that wasn't

12:05

scripted either. He ran in because

12:07

something happened between them that fucked up. He

12:09

had to go in to do like basically an intermission to

12:12

kind of tell him what to do next. So

12:14

they could restart the script. So that

12:16

was him trying to save the fucking

12:18

day. And I didn't know your legs

12:20

could explode. Your legs exploded, dude. I

12:22

wonder how he felt when Booker T.

12:25

watched. We coming for

12:27

you! Oh, motherfucker.

12:30

He's behind. He's like, I lost my job. That

12:33

was so funny. Hulk Hogan. That

12:36

was my favorite, favorite moment of all time.

12:38

I've never seen somebody so afraid that they're

12:40

going to lose their job like that. Dude,

12:42

I think that was when he

12:45

was in WCW. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

12:47

So that was another thing. When the

12:49

90s came, WCW became a big thing

12:51

and it was their main competition. Right.

12:53

And by that time, it was something

12:56

called the Attitude Era, where WWE went

12:58

TVMA for mature. Why? Because

13:00

everyone who grew up watching wrestling were

13:03

older now. And wrestling

13:05

for us, yeah, it was like kid

13:07

content. Yeah. Right. So there was the

13:09

story with Jake the Snake Roberts when

13:11

he brought the snake out. And

13:14

like he got people bit and

13:16

stuff. That was like, oh my

13:18

gosh, that's so real. But the kids,

13:20

right? Yeah. But as

13:22

we got older, it was like that whole

13:25

notion of all wrestling's fake, wrestling's fake came

13:27

on. And they were like, okay, so how

13:29

do we retain our audience

13:31

that we can't? Take it to the next level. Take

13:33

it to the next level. What was the moment for

13:36

you guys when you realized how fake wrestling was? Because

13:38

I remember as a kid arguing with people that it

13:40

was real, that everything was fucking real. I actually know

13:42

the moment I realized it was fake. I

13:45

don't know if I had a singular moment where

13:47

I thought it was fake. Yeah. Yeah. Could have

13:49

been like some fake punches, but there was also

13:51

a moment I think, I remember someone

13:53

was like, oh, on the ground. And then he pulled

13:55

something out and then did like this. He's funny, bro.

14:00

Was that too it was rikishi rikishi

14:02

fellow if you guys don't know who rikishi

14:04

is big old Hawaiian dude Yeah, big old

14:06

cakes tell you like all over the place

14:08

his finishing move was basically having somebody fucking

14:11

eat their ass It

14:13

was fucking disgusting and if you listen to the

14:15

accounts of other WWF wrestlers

14:17

like Kurt angle he goes I fucking hated it no

14:19

he goes I Hate it

14:21

because he knew what would happen and

14:24

then you know for him before the

14:26

fights like sorry brother But

14:29

he basic I'm not sure if he was

14:31

Hawaiian or Samoan either or it's some

14:33

Polynesian right yeah, so He

14:37

falls over and he goes under

14:39

the ring right and then I see the razor

14:42

Comes out and then he's bleeding and I'm like I

14:45

remember as a kid. I was like I

14:49

was so upset because I remember arguing with

14:51

like older people that it was real Yeah,

14:53

and you I felt so stupid I felt

14:55

betrayed and I think after that that's when

14:57

I stopped watching it started like In

15:00

93 the UFC comes out yep,

15:02

and that was their whole thing like this shit

15:04

is real And then you're like uh well I

15:07

mean, but look you know the even though

15:09

I knew it was fake early on I

15:12

watched it for entertainment Oh, yeah, I knew

15:14

it was scripted. I knew like shit was

15:16

gonna get crazy I mean like come on

15:18

don't call fucking like T. Boning Vince's car

15:22

Dude you would be dead in

15:24

an instant the way it shows I Was

15:27

so young but I was just it was so entertaining

15:29

There was a lot of feigned in ignorance

15:32

on my part like even have you

15:34

seen that? Video of that

15:36

old dude like he's he's

15:38

there's a Q&A with some other wrestler Yeah, and

15:40

he's just like I just want to say That

15:44

you have changed my life and

15:46

then and then he's like and when

15:48

people say it's not real It's

15:51

real to me You

15:53

know it's like you want to feign ingress

15:55

cuz this is like something you enjoy yeah,

15:57

and so for me to like after a

15:59

while Like by the time I was in middle school, high

16:01

school, it's like I had to hide the fact that I watched

16:04

it. No, I didn't care.

16:06

I mean, I watched it pretty hardcore

16:08

until like I would say mid high

16:10

school. Right. I mean, some

16:13

of my fondest memories is watching

16:15

with my harmony. She fucking loved

16:17

watching WWE, WC. It

16:19

didn't matter. Yeah. It was... Actually,

16:21

actually, sometimes the luchador stuff from

16:24

Mexico would be on an LA

16:26

TV and that was way more

16:28

hardcore. That was different. This shit

16:30

was acrobatic as fuck. I mean, if you

16:32

lost, they would shake your head. It's like

16:34

basically 20 Rey Mysterio's the whole time. Yeah,

16:37

completely, dude. Shoutouts to my grandma, her favorite

16:39

show, Cops. She'll call

16:41

it Bad Boys. Oh,

16:43

okay. She'll okay. Yeah, because

16:45

the song... Bad Boys. Bad Boys. Bad

16:48

Boys. She used to love

16:50

watching people get arrested. And

16:52

she like turned around or something. I

16:54

love adjusting forever. But

17:01

anyway, let's talk about this man in sex trafficking.

17:04

She... Oh, boy. This is

17:06

probably... Okay. Now, we've

17:08

already known the past three years, we've heard so

17:10

much stuff come out. You know, dark Hollywood shit,

17:13

right? I mean, we could even start with the

17:15

Epstein, the whole Epstein Island thing. Well,

17:17

Harvey Weinstein. Let's start, you know, from there.

17:19

Well, let's start with like the Harvey Weinstein.

17:22

Which is so interesting, which, you know, I kind

17:25

of don't understand like the human psyche when it comes

17:27

to this type of stuff, right? Not

17:30

so much in the sense of what they were doing

17:32

about the audience. Like the audience knows about

17:34

this stuff that happens in Hollywood and

17:36

then they just don't care about it anymore. Yeah. They

17:39

kind of just go, oh, that happened. That's crazy.

17:41

And they move on and they still do whatever the

17:43

fuck that they're doing. It's a symptom of

17:45

the times too, just because like, you know,

17:48

with technology, with your phones, you're just constantly

17:50

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17:52

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17:54

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17:57

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17:59

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18:01

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18:04

so was Stephen Hawkins. He was legit on that

18:06

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18:08

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18:12

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18:14

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18:17

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c-o. Bitch do

22:09

that equation. Yes

22:11

all for why. That is so

22:14

specific that's like a very specific

22:16

kink. I think it was like

22:18

because of an email Epstein put

22:20

out saying hey this is what

22:22

he wants. I mean but the

22:24

thing is it's like oh my

22:26

god it's like people

22:28

are weird to begin with and

22:31

when you're given the option

22:33

to just be completely unchained

22:35

and let your wildest f-cking fantasies and

22:38

dreams just play out in front of

22:40

you. I mean this is

22:42

the kind of sh-t you're gonna hear right?

22:44

What the f- so he had little people

22:46

do math equations naked yeah and

22:48

he would just what watch them? I

22:50

guess. I think in the email

22:53

someone was like yeah it still works

22:55

so like what the f-ck

22:57

is going on? I don't know if he could

22:59

get a boner but he's like he could feel

23:01

it or something. Yeah I don't know man. That

23:03

is the craziest sh-t I've ever heard in my

23:06

life. Hey look man people are into

23:08

some weird sh-t that gets them off. Some

23:10

people are into f-cking bleeding some people are

23:12

into sh-tting. Bins also did. Roll

23:16

with it. Yeah. E

23:19

equals something. Exactly. Yes.

23:21

Yes. Oh

23:25

man. Well

23:32

without kinkshaming we want to say look

23:34

you gotta find a partner who

23:36

will consent. Yeah yeah exactly. If

23:39

you don't find somebody else. Yeah.

23:41

Instead they play this f-cking power

23:43

trip and to them it's

23:45

like the satisfaction comes from getting it from

23:47

someone who doesn't want it. Yeah. I mean

23:50

I think you know we can kind of

23:52

correlate it to what we had talked about

23:54

with the

23:56

the brothel with the whole k-pop scandal

23:58

and the actors. Yeah. It's

24:00

like an exclusive club where

24:02

the rich and famous, or

24:05

you don't even have to be famous, you could just

24:07

be rich, right? Has access

24:09

to whatever they want without

24:13

worrying, well, it's supposed to be anyway, it's

24:15

supposed to be a safe haven, where they

24:17

don't have to worry about public criticism or

24:19

paparazzi, and they could basically do whatever

24:21

the fuck they want, which is why they go

24:24

to places like that, or befriend people

24:26

like Jeffrey Epstein, because they give them

24:29

access to that. They're like, yeah, I

24:31

got my rocks that I need to

24:33

get off, and this guy's letting

24:35

me do that, or this establishment

24:37

is. Anybody that was in those

24:40

email threads or chains, they

24:42

just had normal requests. Like, what if they went

24:44

to the island and they just read this email

24:46

and it was just, nah. I just want three

24:48

women there that's gonna listen to my feelings. I

24:52

just like, I don't think that's

24:54

what that island was for, man. Dude,

24:57

I just wanted some pineapple flake. What is

24:59

going on here? Can I just have beef

25:01

water, beef jerky and water? What

25:03

the fuck are you doing on the island?

25:06

Look, I'm sure there were times when the

25:08

island wasn't only used for sexual, deviant

25:12

behavior. Yeah, it would have a lot of just

25:14

rich people, so it could be hard. Yeah, like

25:16

the soirees and shit. Because my question is too

25:18

about that, right? Is that, what

25:20

about, is everybody

25:22

getting flamed for? What about staff? Because

25:25

that place was staff to fuck out. Yeah. You

25:28

know, maids, cleaning people, cooks, fucking

25:32

janitorial services, are they all getting flamed

25:35

too? I mean, they've been questioned. They've

25:38

been questioned about it, and some of

25:40

them do speak out if

25:42

you look at like documentaries and

25:44

stuff. But let's be honest, man, people don't

25:47

care about the staff. They care about the big

25:49

names. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because if they're just

25:51

there doing that, are they getting flamed too? It's

25:53

like, they were just there working. I

25:55

think some of the staff Alludes

25:58

to the fact that like... They.

26:00

Thought something was kind of off, but they

26:02

didn't know. The. I was just like as

26:04

none of my business type shit donating don't

26:06

tell. Yeah, I'm getting paid to do a

26:08

job pressure They told them yeah, you're not

26:11

allowed to say shit if you do your

26:13

army and apparently Jeffrey Epstein wasn't like Vince

26:15

Gone around a look at their so. Outrageously

26:19

eliminated. You did that turn your father you

26:21

like. Like advance

26:23

would go into. The room was full

26:25

of there is a Tv people before

26:27

they graduate this is love and light

26:30

some pictures and like he'll still smoke

26:32

all one Phyllis Let's start. From the bids

26:34

that makes me from the beginning. Okay, okay let

26:36

me so let me read. The.

26:39

Some parts from the lawsuit

26:41

word is alleging that of

26:44

Vince had done. So.

26:46

Of former W W E staffer has

26:49

accused the company's founder Vince Mcmahon of

26:51

sexual assault, trafficking and physical abuse in

26:53

the lawsuit filed Thursday. Where mean this

26:56

is before? But yeah the new disturbing

26:58

allegations from Chanel Grab who worked at

27:00

Wwdc headquarters. Com More than a year

27:02

after the conclusion of a W W

27:05

Point a Special Committee investigation into Mig

27:07

Mans alleged miss them misconduct while serving

27:09

as Chairman and Ceo of the company.

27:12

and then it goes in the lawsuit

27:14

filed and Connecticut. District. Court

27:16

Grant alleged that Mcmahon promised a

27:18

job and later promotions at W

27:20

W E in exchange for Sex

27:22

Grants Lawsuit also includes allegations that

27:24

Big Man trafficked her to other

27:26

men inside and outside of the

27:28

company, including John Learn Itis, a

27:30

former wrestler who worked with the

27:33

company's town relations department. And

27:35

then. There's. A assess

27:37

assess there's a there's a quote

27:39

in here that says early and

27:42

encounter Big Man Immediately directed Miss

27:44

Grant to lay down on her

27:46

back in a suffocating position. While.

27:48

I was traveling over her mcmahon

27:51

desiccated or Smith's scripts said said

27:53

this is this is the one

27:55

Oh god yeah yeah fuck yeah

27:57

outta here do against her and

27:59

then. Then a goes on to

28:01

say was a while I was

28:03

shrouded adapted on her head. Big

28:06

man left a sour off but

28:08

he instructed Miss Grant to remain

28:10

in place with extra excrement, inner

28:12

hair and to continue performing first.

28:16

See what and it's been letter

28:18

who dog was pitiful even if

28:21

somebody authors like. I. Need

28:23

proof for this, right? That. Is so

28:25

specific is kinda hard not to

28:27

believe at that point. Dude, it's

28:29

it's so like why would you,

28:32

how could you make that up?

28:34

Yeah yeah. and and and the

28:36

fact that there's another person that

28:38

see supposed to quote unquote service.

28:41

With. Shit. On. Her. And.

28:44

And the fact that this has no

28:46

problem with it had like two people

28:48

he would know how bad human sit

28:50

smells able to resist. Honestly this but

28:52

it is is fucking world war as

28:55

in this other dude and that have

28:57

become me or ended up being identified

28:59

as Vince is a physical it's a

29:01

youthful just some random of a tremendous

29:03

as a caring guys have you he's

29:05

decided easier my people piazza thought I

29:08

could see so the dude had to

29:10

watch science take this shit on her

29:12

head as he sucked him. Off or

29:14

some shit or what. Yes it. While while Vince

29:16

went to go clean off he said no, you

29:18

states or and he had sex with her with.

29:21

Sir. Whatever. Yeah, Hell yeah. Hell.

29:23

You have a boner do that's like to

29:25

sort of sick people get off on the

29:28

weirdest. I mean that's a whole fucking category

29:30

like step like Zip will get off on

29:32

their said broke Our member of the first

29:34

time I learned about it was in high

29:37

school. Somebody was like. A. You

29:39

ever set out step babes.com and Als

29:41

I was that. Is a d Pop up

29:43

for a lot. Of

29:47

other people always as easy. As

29:52

and so I went to stab made up

29:54

bro I was fucking horrified. I was like

29:56

how the fuck is this a thing Wow

29:58

it must life without watching two girls, one

30:01

cup. I did. I have five. I can't

30:03

do it. Every everybody has tried to get

30:05

me to watch to add me stupid fucking

30:07

links. yeah I can't watch that. Yeah by

30:10

the time I found out about it already

30:12

knew what it was and I'm like I

30:14

don't need to revisit that loathing A thorny

30:16

what I was on like why why would

30:19

idea why what I want to watch that

30:21

I've already seen step based article about eight.

30:24

Hundred have the ability or their own have you

30:26

we it every scene and all. Oh My. God.

30:28

But yes. Oh so like. See.

30:31

Was. Promised a job in

30:34

exchange for sex. What? Even

30:36

before that? like. See.

30:38

Just lived in his building and her

30:40

parents had passed away and so I

30:43

guess he was struggling financially. Have.

30:45

Club Vince. I just kind of like to go

30:47

under his wing. And said his

30:49

ass eat more. He eventually yeah like

30:51

d groomed her. yeah pretty much on

30:53

pretty much how rude or of the

30:55

time I don't know. I think she's

30:58

in her twenties for Wusa. or yeah

31:00

I mean grooming is grooming. It's isn't

31:02

happiness. So yeah in under a child.

31:04

but yeah and it's intentions were clearly

31:06

right. Hundred riots that so initially it

31:08

was like a sexual relationship between them

31:10

to. And. Then it became

31:12

like. Group. Sex and then

31:14

it became traffic game and then it

31:16

became didn't sit on the successes or

31:18

it's like every step of the way

31:21

she was hesitant. didn't wanna do yeah

31:23

yeah it just progressed. More. And

31:25

more. And is it. You know it

31:27

just shows how much of a depraved

31:29

individual Vince Mcmahon really is, but I

31:32

think it also says a lot when

31:34

a lot of the public's reaction was

31:36

not. Lesnar. Yeah,

31:38

you're not that surprising. Yes, it's

31:41

bow, but. Given his past,

31:43

yeah, how long has this been

31:45

going on for? I mean so

31:47

she's had other I'm. Such.

31:50

Money Tasers. Dad. He

31:52

he paid off women for it to disappear.

31:54

I think there were like for other cases

31:56

for. yeah a

31:58

the past that know 15 20 years

32:01

and then this one too I mean he did

32:03

try to pay her off and sign

32:05

an NDA which is absolutely ridiculous like it

32:08

doesn't work with the crime yeah exactly well

32:10

the part of it was like the reason

32:12

why this came out was cuz he ended

32:15

up not paying her well so he paid

32:17

a million of the three million I think

32:19

that he was supposed to and then he

32:21

stopped and then she was like okay

32:23

well fuck that like now I'm gonna take what is

32:26

he stupid he has a

32:28

gajillion dollars it was

32:30

three mil is nothing to you do you

32:32

know like it doesn't make any fucking sense

32:34

our control yeah that's that's what I'm not

32:36

gonna let her talk yeah yeah all four

32:39

other women already did yeah that's cuz his

32:41

wife found out and to end

32:43

things like that it was like okay here's

32:45

the deal three million but NDA right and

32:47

then out of spite he just

32:49

didn't pay her yeah just go

32:52

man ego is that bad it's

32:54

like dude this is going to destroy

32:56

your whole life your reputation

32:58

your career your company his legacy and simply

33:00

just because I'm not gonna let somebody do

33:03

this to me even though you did something

33:05

yeah which is the weird he's the architect

33:07

the whole thing he's like you know what's

33:09

his moral stance on this is like extortion

33:11

is wrong fuck

33:16

are you talking about you trash bag

33:18

yes I mean I think it's been

33:20

going on since the beginning like

33:22

from 80s yeah for sure yeah

33:25

well I mean there was you

33:27

know he's done very questionable and

33:29

shady things in the

33:31

past that have obviously come to light

33:33

even more or people found

33:36

out about even more now because of

33:38

these recent allegations but you know

33:41

take a superfly Jimmy Shnooka for

33:43

example right in the 80s like

33:45

we know him right he was a

33:47

wrestler that we enjoyed watching but it

33:50

turns out I think back in the

33:52

80s his girlfriend

33:55

died suddenly and he

33:57

called the police saying that oh She

34:00

hit her head and then

34:02

went back to their hotel

34:04

room and then she fell asleep and then

34:06

she apparently passed away in her sleep. That

34:09

was his story. Now

34:11

he got booked under suspicion. Vince

34:15

apparently came with the suitcase, talked

34:17

with the cops for about an hour and

34:20

then all of a sudden, hey, you're free to go.

34:23

Case goes cold. They

34:26

say, oh yeah, it was

34:28

an accident. It

34:31

was just a freak accident type of

34:33

situation. Coroner's report

34:35

says, no, it's not consistent

34:37

with what he's saying. It's

34:40

not just a simple head bump. This

34:43

is actually showing signs of assault

34:46

and it should be investigated as a homicide. But he

34:48

got away with it for like 30 years. 30

34:51

years. Yeah. And

34:53

then he went to jail. Is there like,

34:56

there's no statute of limitations for murder. Yeah,

34:58

I don't think it's just- I don't think it's

35:00

just as far as it goes, you're fucked, right? Yeah. That's

35:03

the same thing that happened with Tupac's killer. Suppose

35:05

this guy was over here just going like, I killed

35:08

him. It was me. For

35:10

some fucking odd reason that I'll

35:12

never understand. You know, Vince in

35:15

his move to protect his moneymaker,

35:18

paid off the cops seemingly and was

35:21

able to get him- He

35:24

let it make him go- These cops get in trouble too?

35:26

Well, they're probably retired by then. They

35:28

might even be dead by this point, you know what

35:30

I mean? Everyone's elderly now. Right.

35:34

Yeah. I mean, the shady shit

35:36

goes back to like the steroid abuse that

35:38

was coming out and they were trying to

35:40

hide that shit. The drug

35:42

abuse, obviously Crispin, all that shit.

35:44

It was just like they were

35:46

fueling his mental illness

35:49

by making him go out there every week when

35:51

he should have been getting held. I mean, Crispin's

35:53

laundry was pretty tragic too. He killed his family,

35:55

didn't he? Killed his family. Yeah. And

35:57

then he killed himself. So I'm kind of acquitting that to him having-

36:00

CTE with the

36:02

painkiller addiction and all that. Yeah,

36:04

but you know WWE kind

36:07

of like swept that under the

36:09

rug and just kind of more so glorified

36:11

him to make it like, hey let's

36:13

remember that we'll fix the murderer. Until

36:15

it came out that he murdered his

36:17

wife and kids. Yeah. Oh

36:20

right, right, right, right, right. I mean like

36:22

the other thing was they swept Owen Hart's

36:24

death under the rug and it was like

36:26

they were reliable for that and

36:28

then they tried the same thing like glorify

36:30

like his life and all that but his

36:32

wife behind the scenes were like you killed

36:35

him. Yeah, yeah. You know,

36:37

so she won a lawsuit too. So

36:39

it's like there's a paper trail of

36:41

just shit behavior and shit business

36:43

practices that go a long way up.

36:45

There was another guy who was an

36:47

announcer, right? Long story

36:49

short, it was a

36:52

big competition to be the next WWE

36:54

announcer. All over America

36:56

and then this guy won, right,

36:58

out of all these candidates. And

37:01

so he got a job at WWE and

37:03

in two weeks he was fired, right? And

37:05

he came out saying that Pat Patterson

37:08

came on to him and he was a vice president at the

37:10

time. He came on to him? Yeah.

37:12

Wow. So Pat Patterson

37:14

was openly gay. Oh was he? Okay, I didn't know that.

37:16

He was the first gay wrestler. Okay. Yeah.

37:19

But he came on to this dude and then he

37:21

was just like not having it. Two weeks later

37:23

he's fired. And then Vince McMahon

37:26

started defaming him and said he was a shit announcer

37:28

and all that. And he's

37:30

like really? I won a competition amongst all the candidates and

37:33

I get fired after. Yeah, I mean,

37:35

but you know, there were plenty of

37:37

public feuds between like the talent and

37:39

Vince and you know, they would always

37:41

try to make it seem like, oh

37:43

yeah, they're just disgruntled ex employees. Montreal

37:45

screw job. Yeah, that's actually right with

37:47

Bret. Yeah. Yeah. That

37:50

was all I wanted too. I

37:52

wonder how this is going to work and reflect upon

37:54

like the rock, right? Because he's worked so close in

37:56

hand and he's on the board of WWE

37:58

right now too. Well, oh. Yeah, that just

38:00

happened this week. Yeah, I think it

38:02

was hand-in-hand with Vince having to

38:05

get out They called the Rock. Yo, check it

38:07

on board. They needed to save

38:09

the WWE image Yeah, so actually that's a

38:11

good point of bringing somebody like to rock

38:13

up. Is that like such a clean image?

38:15

How much? was known

38:18

within Within the company

38:20

there's no way you could be a part of

38:22

that company and not know a little if Vince

38:24

is going around to just His you know regular

38:26

employees and being like You know like Fucking

38:35

creepy you don't want to read back those texts

38:37

in his voice The

38:39

thing is even an unnamed

38:42

wrestler was promised Sex

38:45

with I think Janelle Grant in

38:47

exchange to signing. Yeah, that was

38:49

broccoli. Oh, was it broccoli? Was it confirmed

38:51

that it's broccoli was Brock Lesnar? Okay, cuz

38:53

I was seeing that it was allegedly Brock

38:55

Lesnar But I don't know if it got

38:58

come. Yeah, so they were yeah, he was

39:00

a UFC and he was a free agent

39:02

Yeah, and then anybody like what he could

39:04

have done anything literally But then they wanted

39:06

him bad enough that they you know

39:08

set up this dinner with him

39:11

and this girl And

39:13

Brock Lesnar got this drunk And

39:16

so they had to carry him back to his hotel

39:18

room so it couldn't happen Oh, I

39:20

see and so that's when Vince McMahon came in and

39:22

be like well since Brock's not like

39:25

he Cosplayed as Brock Lesnar. Oh Jesus

39:27

and just ragdoll her like beat the

39:29

shit out of her Oh my god,

39:31

they're out like it even

39:33

says he fisted her This

39:37

girl that's in the lawsuit. Yeah, right. Yeah,

39:39

he was gonna use her to have sex

39:41

with Brock Lesnar that fucking bear Yeah, it

39:43

was in exchange for signing him like it

39:45

was a perk or a bonus to the

39:47

contract Basically Brock Lesnar's in trouble too then

39:50

huh well nothing happened because he got yeah

39:52

He got apparently yeah, he got drunk But

39:54

even if he didn't that was the intended

39:56

thing that he was gonna do he was

39:58

essentially going to Sexually assault this woman.

40:01

Well, there was there was a quote that

40:03

apparently was said of like, oh, that's all

40:05

you Vince Like if I run through that,

40:07

you know, you're not gonna be Yeah,

40:09

yeah, it's not gonna feel good for you any

40:11

more type of shit Like he said something like

40:13

that. So I think maybe he can say I

40:15

don't want to do this Yeah, like I'm cool,

40:18

you know, thanks, but I'm good because he doesn't

40:20

want to piss off the boss So he's just

40:22

like nah, I can't I can't do that still

40:24

I mean dude This is like the weird part

40:26

to like morality speaking, right? If

40:30

you know about stuff like this, right and you

40:32

still end up working for the company What does

40:35

that say about you? Right and this goes hand

40:37

in hand with a lot of Hollywood people too

40:39

just in general outside of the WWE Yeah, right.

40:41

There's so many people who like to point their

40:43

fingers at other stuff that's happening and I was

40:46

for example I will always use that David

40:48

Cho thing going on right? They knew about all that

40:50

stuff They still hired him that goes on the whole

40:52

people the creators of beef It goes with Steven you

40:55

and it goes for all these guys, right? And look

40:57

these are people that I Steven you as an actor.

40:59

I fucking love this guy, right? But you

41:01

knew so do these

41:03

people get to walk away like Oh Steven use this

41:05

great guy It's like well you knew about these co-alligators

41:07

was at the time Maybe you did or didn't know

41:09

that it was true or fake story Yeah, and you

41:11

still decided to work with him So do you get

41:13

to walk away scratch free? Are you this person that

41:15

gets to walk around as if you're this morally sound

41:17

human being? I don't know Right. Yeah,

41:20

I mean it's tough because I think in

41:22

that situation Like

41:25

when you're a monopoly, yeah control everything and

41:27

that's your only shot to You

41:29

know pursue your dreams and but you

41:31

have to go through this fucking hell

41:33

to get it Yeah, I mean that's

41:36

the problem like same with like Amazon.

41:38

We're all like upset about how they

41:40

treat Amazon workers But where else

41:42

are we gonna get our shit? Yeah Yeah But

41:44

I'm saying it's like do we all just have

41:46

like a little light on our hands like for

41:48

everything that we do Even when we use our

41:50

phones as fucking the one of the minerals. Yeah,

41:52

I mean cell phones Like do we all just

41:54

I mean with this bull. Yeah, because if you

41:56

look at it We're probably guilty of it on

41:58

some level two of life Oh, you

42:00

know some so-and-so has an allegation

42:03

or like it You know something

42:05

somebody said about them, but we

42:07

still enjoy their entertainment whatever they're

42:09

entertaining us with right knowing that

42:11

We at the wedding yeah, yeah

42:13

R. Kelly I

42:15

mean, I don't want to say Michael

42:17

Jackson because it was nothing was proven. Yes,

42:19

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Yeah, things like that. I mean, we

45:20

even talked about this before about Kanye,

45:23

right? There's so many

45:25

people who still like

45:27

fucking are glazers

45:29

for Ye. Like they will defend them

45:31

no matter what, but you and I

45:33

had talked about it and I told

45:35

you that I can't listen to Ye

45:38

anymore. And to the point where I

45:40

removed him from all my playlists. Like

45:43

I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed the music

45:45

that he had put out. And

45:48

you know, it was a big part of my

45:50

youth, but it's

45:53

like, it gets to a certain point where it's like, amen,

45:56

enough is enough, bro. Like, and

45:59

so I think it. It all depends on the individual.

46:01

I mean, there was even a case in the

46:03

past like when we were working on music where

46:05

an opportunity to get

46:07

placements with certain artists was

46:10

on the table. But like knowing what

46:12

that artist had done, I'm not gonna

46:14

name the name, but made me like,

46:16

no, I don't even wanna pursue that

46:18

opportunity. Like fuck that guy. Fuck

46:21

that guy. I

46:23

don't know if we're talking about the same person

46:25

but then yeah, like I know of a guy

46:27

with allegations and whatever I

46:29

did was to stay away from that

46:31

circle. Yeah, yeah. And then I have

46:33

friends that are like in that circle.

46:36

And I don't know, that's another thing where

46:39

I'm conflicted. Like, am I supposed to tell

46:41

them because they're my friend like, yo, these

46:43

are the rumors and start like saying these

46:45

things that aren't proven. I

46:47

mean, it's hard for me, right? Like most

46:49

people are not confrontational, right? Yeah. So

46:52

I would say 99% of the world

46:54

from what I'm finding out, they're not confrontational

46:56

because it's uncomfortable. It's understandable, right? It's

46:59

easier to just ignore it than having

47:01

to face something upfront, right? And I'm

47:03

saying that as well because like, I

47:06

didn't realize this and started talking to most people, right?

47:08

Because people look at me as a very confrontational human

47:10

being. Usually what I do is I just address things

47:12

that are in front of me because it bothers me

47:14

later. So sometimes too, whether it's

47:16

emails or interactions, like I know somebody who

47:19

recently had like certain allegations about them and

47:21

it wasn't me coming at them, I just

47:23

taught them. It's like, so we're

47:26

friends. So what happened here?

47:28

And they explained. And then as

47:30

a friend, I have a choice to believe it or not. Right.

47:32

Right? And if it sounds sound, then as a friend, I'll be

47:34

like, okay, that sounds like it makes

47:36

sense to me. That sucks. So I'll just leave

47:38

it at that. But I have to at least do that. For

47:41

my conscience anyways, you know what I mean? Cause

47:43

it's gonna bother me all the fucking time. Look

47:45

at this person and that's what I see. So

47:48

it's hard, right? And I know like, I'm

47:50

not saying that I've

47:53

done it all the time, but that's

47:55

why I'm just kind of bringing up this question. How

47:57

much do people know and how much do people get away with? Right

48:00

like are you are you guilt-free because you

48:02

were just an arms reach away

48:04

from him even though you knew it was happening But

48:06

then again I empathize too because how hard is it

48:08

for that person to come up and just Start

48:11

saying things about them when they maybe they don't even

48:13

actually know yeah, right It's like like the

48:15

Cosby thing maybe they didn't actually know but they have an

48:17

inkling they heard a story So do

48:19

you get to do you have the right to come

48:21

up and just be like you did this when

48:23

you actually don't know What if you're wrong? Yeah, so

48:26

it's like cuz you would hate for that to

48:28

happen to you So there's like all these thoughts that

48:30

kind of go in your right and and it's I

48:32

think you kind of hit it on the Head

48:34

right there is that like if maybe they're aware of

48:36

it, but not sure yeah And so instead of

48:38

just blasting away of something they're not sure about don't

48:41

wait. Yeah, they'll keep their mouth shut Just do

48:43

whatever it is. They're supposed to do and keep it

48:45

pushing and then they get that you

48:47

were compliant Right right, but then when it

48:49

comes out and that is true. It's like

48:51

oh shit I might be

48:53

in here interesting to talked about on an episode

48:56

about the whole kpop fandom thing Yeah, I mentioned

48:58

about this kpop person that I met that was

49:00

kind of what he's he him in that group

49:02

He's actually in jail Or

49:04

is he for like sex trafficking or something so it

49:06

all kind of fucking made sense yeah I was like

49:08

oh shit cuz I looked it up. What's this guy

49:10

up to I'm like oh, he's in jail So

49:13

I'm like oh well better than it all fucking

49:15

works out. Yes, but look man I think like

49:18

I was saying earlier. We're all guilty of it

49:20

on some level It's just to like what extent

49:22

you know and it's like where do you draw

49:24

that line in the sand and? With

49:27

with the situation guy like Vince

49:29

McMahon who fucking named his sex

49:31

toys after the wrestlers Oh, yeah,

49:33

daddy according to their race. Yeah, yeah,

49:36

what's up? I did this one's like

49:38

Mark Henry or something yeah, this dude

49:40

has like a fucking obsession with Blackhawks,

49:42

too Yeah, no, this is like what

49:44

is wrong with you can't stop talking

49:46

about BBC

49:49

that's why fucking Booker T. He's got his keep his

49:51

job Wonder what he had to do No,

49:54

but yeah, I mean you know

49:56

a situation like that. There's this

49:58

fucking horrible depraved individual who

50:00

is doing these things pretty

50:02

openly it seems like how

50:06

guilty are the people around

50:08

them? Do you say they're enablers?

50:10

That's the thing. There must be

50:12

a huge list of names. Because

50:14

they always say too the thing is like,

50:16

oh you are complicit. You are complicit. And

50:19

the reason why, like I said, I don't

50:22

like that because a lot

50:24

of people who say those type of things, you

50:27

are that too. Like if you

50:29

were put into these situations where you

50:31

didn't know exactly, you just had an

50:33

inkling and you're going to be that

50:35

person that stands up and then starts accusing people

50:37

of stuff that you're not sure about, I

50:40

don't think that's most people. Yeah, no, I

50:42

agree. That's not even me either. I would

50:45

have to definitively know before I go out

50:47

and I say something. And I think it's

50:49

much easier to criticize when you're just watching

50:52

something, hearing something, reading something, than to

50:55

actually be in that position. Like let's

50:57

say a wrestler had worked 20 years

51:00

of his life, day in, day out, just

51:02

to fucking get to the WWE. Finally

51:05

gets that contract. Here's some shit

51:07

about Vince. Do the grapevine. Maybe that

51:09

wrestler didn't know. And then

51:12

he's like, well, I

51:14

fucking sacrificed the better part of

51:16

my life for this. Am

51:18

I going to fucking go on this? You know.

51:21

I can finally pay my bills. Yeah. I

51:23

don't have to live out of my car. I can

51:25

fucking Instagram stories or start tweeting about what I heard

51:28

about Vince. Or am I just

51:30

going to fucking put my head down, do my

51:32

job? Or like now back in the day, there

51:34

wasn't social media like this, right? They didn't have

51:36

the court of the general internet of peers to

51:38

go ahead and rain down. Because

51:40

at that point, money was power, right? So there

51:42

was nobody else. There was only here. He said,

51:45

she said about certain things. So let's say, for

51:47

example, something happened. It's like, well, it's my word

51:49

against the most powerful person in this industry. Who

51:51

the fuck is going to believe me? And then

51:53

I'll get fired. Then I'll lose my job. People

51:56

will make stories about me, just like what happened

51:58

to that announcer. So there's also fear. your mongering

52:00

that's happening, too, so you just don't know.

52:02

Yeah, the intimidation factor is real, for sure,

52:04

especially with a guy like Vince, right? He's

52:07

so aggressive and has the power, status, and

52:09

money. It's hard

52:11

to, like you said, at a time

52:13

when social media wasn't a part of

52:15

our daily lives to go

52:17

against a fucking juggernaut like that. That's

52:20

why there's organizations like

52:22

AEW, and I bet you

52:25

every single one of them hate Vince McMahon.

52:28

They want to go there because it's none of that shit.

52:31

Yeah. I'm going

52:33

to give you guys a little snippet of some of

52:35

these texts. I'm going to change a lot of the

52:37

words, just to show you how fucking gruesome it is,

52:39

because we could talk about it. But

52:41

to read it out loud, obviously there's some worse

52:43

texts. This is where it

52:45

begins. He writes to

52:47

Janelle. He goes, I love it. That's

52:50

you, Janelle. Okay, we'll do the voice. You

52:53

just can't get enough, can you? In

52:56

the future, it's going to be so bad

52:58

that you'll demand to be smashed,

53:02

I'm replacing words, twice, twice a day,

53:04

and not just with person in a

53:06

three-way. Why not let others see

53:09

the beautiful voluptuous body and watch you shake uncontrollably

53:11

when you explode? They'll

53:14

go out of their minds. This is, first of all,

53:16

dude, this is the longest text

53:18

I've ever read in my life. It's like a

53:20

wall of trash. Yeah. He's

53:23

writing a fucking novel talk to me. Talking

53:26

in porn cliche. Yes! What

53:28

kind of weirdo fuck are you? Just

53:30

go to the comments section in porn.

53:34

The fact that this is a 70-year-old

53:36

man, well, at the time, a 70-year-old

53:38

man texting this, bro. And

53:41

he's randomly capitalizing fucking

53:45

words at random and just capitalizing

53:48

you and me. And he's reminding me of,

53:51

what is it called when they, I

53:54

heard a, it's a phrase I saw, somebody told me on JK

53:56

News, where it's like they'll write

53:59

fandom about it. about like celebrities and

54:01

like create like porn scenario. This is

54:03

how he's writing it. Fanfic.

54:05

Fanfic. Ha ha, wheels on, what's up?

54:08

My boy. I don't write it, I don't write

54:10

it. Yeah, fanfic,

54:13

yeah. Fanfic, right? So they'll do, this is

54:15

what it sounds like. He's a sick, look

54:17

at this shit, dude. Then I'll

54:19

find more friends that will tie you up so you're

54:21

helpless. I'll direct them to have their way, way,

54:24

any, any, any, I'll direct them

54:26

to have their way any way

54:28

they want, exclamation mark.

54:31

Who can make you scream the loudest,

54:33

quadruple exclamation mark? Maybe I'll just

54:35

line them up and have them squirt in your

54:37

mouth. This guy, I swear to God, he wanted

54:39

a stage and a mic to sound like this.

54:42

For real, dude. I think he's

54:44

like performing what he does on

54:46

the WWF when he's on stage. This is

54:48

some weird shit. And one

54:50

thing, I mean, obviously the whole

54:52

thing is heinous. But one thing in particular

54:54

that just fucking irked me was he kept

54:56

spelling pussy with an E-Y. He's

54:59

French, dude. Yeah, I was like, hey. Yeah,

55:04

he's making a crime of all. Felling

55:07

pussy with that E. No, and

55:09

then here's the text about him

55:11

sharing it with the workers. I

55:14

just passed my phone around to a bunch of

55:16

guys on the tech crew. They were screaming, oh

55:18

my God, she's fucking beautiful. Look at that ass.

55:20

I'd like to get that. I paused to count

55:22

out loud how many guys there were, 12. I

55:25

then said, OK, there's 12 of you, and she would

55:28

love to F each and every one of you at

55:30

one time. The guy's cheered. But she will

55:32

only do it if she takes three at a

55:34

time. What? That brought

55:36

a huge reaction. Let her know. Yeah.

55:40

Get ready. Like, what? I

55:42

mean, what the fuck? And then he goes on to

55:44

some explicit details of

55:47

how this thing would unfold. Sounds like,

55:49

yeah, he got off on telling her

55:51

and saying this shit. Power. You know,

55:53

control, right? So really

55:56

does have an obsession with a black penis.

55:58

Yeah. more of these texts, how

56:01

many times can he say black dick? Yeah. Like

56:04

why do you have to continually say this

56:06

so many times? You need your panties ripped

56:08

off and three black dicks in all three

56:10

holes at the same time. What

56:12

the fuck is wrong with this? Way

56:14

up your passe. Passe. Yes, this guy

56:16

is just, he's a fucking menace, you

56:19

know? He's like, okay,

56:21

if you guys ever had the time to read this or

56:23

if you had the wherewithal to, it's

56:25

so descriptive. He might as well have counted

56:27

the hairs in her asshole at this point.

56:30

It's so graphically descriptive. It's

56:32

like, it's almost hilarious to

56:34

me because he's just like,

56:37

let me just give you the most amount

56:39

of evidence possible to fuck me over

56:41

in the future and let me write it in text

56:44

with very, very specific descriptions. Let

56:46

me write a novel to you.

56:48

What are you, dumb? You

56:50

know, one of the most disturbing

56:53

things that was brought to light with this

56:55

was that Janelle Grant was

56:57

saying that there were times

56:59

when she said no and they said

57:02

no means yes and they would continue

57:04

to- And she said yes and he goes, gotcha! What

57:07

the fuck? No, no, she would continually

57:09

say no and they would continually rape her

57:12

at that point pretty much, you know? Then

57:15

these are other WWE employees. Yeah. Hey,

57:18

let me tell you something, girl. Three million

57:20

was not enough. So, yeah, this

57:22

was going on before, during, and

57:24

after work, like work

57:27

hours. This isn't just off-site shit. That's

57:29

the thing. This is why WWE is

57:31

also liable as a- Right, right. So

57:34

the thing is, in that lawsuit, there is no,

57:37

she's not asking for a specific number,

57:40

but she's gonna get way more than E.G. and

57:42

Carol did off of Trump. If you guys don't

57:44

know the news, Trump,

57:48

in the court of law, he was found

57:50

to be liable for raping or sexually assaulting

57:52

her at a department store

57:55

and then she wrote about

57:57

it in a memoir and Then he

57:59

went on to- the color, all these

58:01

names and and stuff. And so Trump's

58:04

sycophants attacked her with like death threats

58:06

and all that. So she sues him

58:08

for defamation see winds up tens of

58:10

millions of dollars. Then Trump goes on

58:12

a good again just to defame earth.

58:14

Yeah so this second case one her

58:17

eighty three million dollars year now whether

58:19

nights is gonna get it is a

58:21

different story and he said on the

58:23

stand that he has four hundred cas

58:25

point of milka yeah but good luck

58:28

trying you know actually get them right.

58:30

right? He's dumb

58:32

to see say is is is like wildly

58:34

so you lost the ten mil when he

58:36

does is another eighty. It's if if if

58:38

if if a good hands as illegal the

58:41

ego they will not it will not allow

58:43

them to a sept that situation. I didn't

58:45

just yelled icing on the sand they asked

58:47

and the. As I'm like,

58:49

why. Why? To continue the same these

58:52

things and or was just like he wanted

58:54

to hurt her. That's

58:56

why I mean as a year. Which.

58:58

Is like was that worth eighty three

59:00

mil to like make your crazy fans

59:02

go after like he was hoping that

59:04

in turn she would get hurt or

59:06

it or start talking right? That's. Fucking.

59:09

Evil That I mean right? Look, I don't

59:11

think there's any mystery about the character of

59:14

this guy. business so weird and these pipes

59:16

of people were saying it's it's is the

59:18

whole thing to when I you know will.

59:20

We had this conversation with other people and

59:23

I always advise them to understand that even

59:25

with somebody says bad things about you online

59:27

with a bubble my blog it's It's always

59:29

bigger in your head when you actually think

59:32

that in his office. Success

59:34

rates but even for some my me uneven

59:36

about this right now I do. Success.

59:41

When somebody dislikes them or something, somebody

59:43

says something bad about them that it

59:45

becomes like the ego and power trip.

59:47

They can't let it go. So what

59:49

is something that's us is a situation

59:51

that this big maybe in their mind.

59:54

It's. like this they will never take the

59:56

else it's it's the sucked an age old

59:58

story of hollywood right I mean,

1:00:00

it's we see it time and time

1:00:03

again. We've seen it time and time

1:00:05

again in our lives, and it's always

1:00:07

going to be the case. But again,

1:00:09

it's like, well, knowing this, what do

1:00:12

you do with that information? Do you

1:00:14

continue to consume, you know, this entertainment

1:00:16

coming out from this organization, not knowing

1:00:19

who was guilty, who was not? Or

1:00:21

did you say, well, I

1:00:24

see what happened, but I still find

1:00:26

this enjoyable. So I'm going

1:00:28

to continue to watch. I'm going to continue to,

1:00:30

you know, support this company and

1:00:33

that's it. I move on with my life. I

1:00:35

mean, it's hard to say. It's hard to say to

1:00:38

each their own with that. Yeah. Like

1:00:40

for me, I can't ever separate

1:00:42

that. You know what I mean? This

1:00:44

is this is pretty fucking bad. I think like the thing

1:00:46

that was kind of disappointed in the most was like when

1:00:48

you go online and you read comments from these guys and

1:00:50

like, well, what's the full story of this?

1:00:53

Well, she got money out of this, right? It's like,

1:00:55

listen, dude, have you

1:00:57

read those texts? Do you think

1:00:59

any amount of money, like $3

1:01:01

million, which is fucking absolutely nothing.

1:01:03

Yeah. She can't buy

1:01:05

a house with that. Exactly. This woman

1:01:07

got fucking raped by multiple men at

1:01:10

the same time. And here's the thing too,

1:01:12

is that like people,

1:01:15

I think we're asking why she decided

1:01:17

to come forward with it. And

1:01:19

she was saying that it's not just about

1:01:21

me. It's to also speak out

1:01:23

for the other women who are scared to

1:01:25

say something about this. 100%

1:01:27

this isn't the only girl. Yeah. So

1:01:31

like that the four hush money cases aside, I'm

1:01:33

sure there's many other women who

1:01:36

are involved in this or entangled in this

1:01:38

whole situation, but just are scared

1:01:40

to speak out. And you've got to understand

1:01:42

too for her in this case too, how

1:01:45

I see it as it's like, also

1:01:47

her reputation as a woman is wrecked.

1:01:49

Like she has been ran through, I

1:01:51

mean, the social implications of that from

1:01:53

what most, how most people feel about

1:01:56

women, right? And her photo got out

1:01:58

too. And her face, everything. There's

1:02:00

so much things on the line and so when

1:02:02

I read like some of these like douchebag guys

1:02:04

are on there They're like well you did it

1:02:06

for the money. Oh really she got her head

1:02:08

shit on for three I don't give a fuck

1:02:10

how much money you know what I'm saying like

1:02:12

this is fucking crazy Like that shouldn't even be

1:02:15

and look we know we've heard the stories about

1:02:17

women who have tried to do this, right? But

1:02:19

you got to look at things by case by case,

1:02:21

right? You can't just go ahead and do you use

1:02:23

a wide brush and start painting all these victims with

1:02:25

the same thing? Yeah, okay. So that case yeah, and

1:02:28

let's also point out to Some people

1:02:30

might be hearing this and might even

1:02:32

be defending Vince as horrible as that

1:02:34

might be like the eight brothers Yeah

1:02:36

saying oh She willingly

1:02:38

did all this she wanted

1:02:41

this you got clothes Yeah,

1:02:43

you got a job you got gifts

1:02:45

you got jewelry. What are

1:02:47

you complaining about? That's what you asked for

1:02:49

it. But no that that's not what she

1:02:51

asked for and they're clear Look

1:02:54

I'm gonna I'm gonna read a text here. I mean

1:02:56

this kind of pretty much sums it up He

1:02:58

goes exactly babies, baby. He's not

1:03:00

the only one blank called me

1:03:03

this afternoon begging to eat

1:03:05

you and fuck you What is nice hard

1:03:07

dick and then she goes give me

1:03:09

another week, baby, and I'll be ready. I'm feeling more

1:03:11

like myself It's not great, but

1:03:13

it's getting better Tell him soon Basically alluding to

1:03:15

the fact that she has not been wanting to

1:03:17

engage in this type of shit and

1:03:20

he goes already told him baby By the

1:03:22

way Johnny wants Tuesdays, but not this coming one

1:03:24

and the occasional Saturday But maybe I could

1:03:26

shift to the Thursday like this guy is talking

1:03:28

about it Like he's just fucking shifting around

1:03:30

the meeting you know what I mean or

1:03:32

like like a plan he asked for a Lunch

1:03:35

or dinner and it's like how can

1:03:37

you defend this over this person? Yeah,

1:03:39

like it and I think you

1:03:42

know the people who might be defending

1:03:44

Vince in this case Aren't aware of

1:03:46

the fact that like do you

1:03:48

know guys know what sex trafficking is? Under

1:03:51

the somebody like that

1:03:54

who's manipulative who has power

1:03:56

who has money Just

1:03:59

saying No, clearly doesn't work,

1:04:01

right? And sometimes you just

1:04:04

feel trapped. It's like

1:04:07

people who are in abusive relationships. It's

1:04:09

not because necessarily they're stupid and

1:04:11

they don't know that they're getting

1:04:13

abused. They just feel powerless, helpless,

1:04:16

and kind of chained to this individual

1:04:18

who's abusing them or multiple individuals in

1:04:20

this case who's abusing them. And so

1:04:23

there's nothing to fucking defend here.

1:04:25

It's horrible, it's an outrage,

1:04:27

and this motherfucker should go to jail for

1:04:30

the rest of his life, to be honest. That's

1:04:33

the thing, the defense part when they're saying he

1:04:36

got her all these gifts, yeah,

1:04:38

because of what he did to her. Doesn't

1:04:41

make up for that. Doesn't make it better.

1:04:43

Like she clocked in for a job like

1:04:45

a regular nine to five. Yeah, dude. She

1:04:47

got fucking trafficked to a bunch of men

1:04:49

and was using abuse. And had to go

1:04:51

to the hospital. Like he would put toys

1:04:53

that weren't supposed to go into her and

1:04:56

it got stuck and she was experiencing

1:04:58

bleeding for days. Yeah. Fuck

1:05:01

that's fucking nuts. What do you think? Like a

1:05:03

fucking mink coat makes it all better?

1:05:05

This is the legion of doom coming in. You know?

1:05:08

But yeah, it's

1:05:11

a pretty sad situation because she

1:05:13

obviously has things like the- I

1:05:16

mean, no amount of money is gonna help fix

1:05:18

this woman. That's the thing too. Like

1:05:21

what is the cost for this? What is the price tag? Like

1:05:23

there is no price tag for this. Right. I'm

1:05:25

literally actually kind of surprised she

1:05:27

only asked for three million. I was like, I would

1:05:29

fuck- Well, I don't think she asked for it. That's

1:05:31

what she offered her. Yeah. He said, this

1:05:33

is what I'm gonna give you. And

1:05:35

also she kind of like guilt tripped her. He's like,

1:05:38

hey, if you don't do this, like

1:05:40

this stuff is gonna get out there. It's

1:05:42

gonna hurt me. It's gonna hurt Linda. Like-

1:05:45

Employees. Yeah. It's like, do you

1:05:47

want to really do that? You know? And so again,

1:05:50

the manipulation. Yeah. He's

1:05:52

using his power, his money, his influence. And

1:05:55

he's like emotionally manipulating her and

1:05:58

making her think, oh man. Yeah, I don't

1:06:00

want to be a bad person. I don't want to

1:06:02

hurt somebody else even though she's getting

1:06:04

hurt Yeah for years of her

1:06:06

life by this guy Emotionally

1:06:09

and physically yeah, yeah, and so fuck that

1:06:11

fuck Vince. That's what it comes down to

1:06:13

fuck that guy, dude Well guys

1:06:15

that wraps up this episode of the

1:06:17

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1:06:26

Stephen Hawkins You asking for

1:06:28

little people to do math equations. Yeah,

1:06:30

I didn't I didn't know the detail of that either

1:06:33

I knew he was on the list, but that's fucking

1:06:35

why yeah This one not sure if the chalkboard was

1:06:37

the joke part, but then like the little people thing

1:06:39

was yeah That was that was for real. That's

1:06:41

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