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July 12, 2023 - MyronGainesX

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Fed Reacts To YNW Melly Trial & Update On Andrew Tate

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	What's up guys?
	We are live.
	What's up?
	Welcome to Fed Reacts.
	You know, got an impromptu show right now.
	Good morning.
	It's uh 9 50 right now, Eastern Standard Time.
	We're gonna be covering the Meli trial.
	Uh just went live.
	Looks like they're going through some text messages.
	So without further ado, we're just going to get right into it.
	And I'll give you all an update when we get a break here.
	Hold on.
	you Let me go ahead and get this thing going with the sound.
	Why the hell is it not playing?
	Oh, I think I know why.
	That's my bad, guys.
	Okay, don't make her cry anymore.
	IDK what you said, but she was crying.
	From phone number 9807, sent 828, 2018 at 942 p.m.
	You made her cry.
	I was talking to you.
	Publishing page five.
	Phone phone number 9807.
	Send 828, 2018 at 943 p.m.
	Tell her I wasn't talking to her.
	She's perfect.
	She need to go home with her mom.
	You just making shit worse with me and her right now.
	Uh phone phone number 9807 sent 828, 2018 at 953 p.m.
	Tell her to call me ASAP.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent August 28, 2018, 1033.
	She texts you, we what's even from phone number 9807, sent 828, 2018 at 1033 p.m.
	She eating now.
	Question mark.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent August 28, 2018, 105608.
	Image.
	Publishing page six.
	Phone number ending in 6942, sent August 28, 2018, 1056, 28 p.m.
	Text message of an image.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent August 28, 2018 at 1057 p.m.
	That is what I text his mom.
	Not one thing I said bad, but they are family, not me, but you know I carry, so she better think before running up.
	From message from phone number 9807, sent 830, 2018 at 11 a.m.
	when you're going over there.
	From phone number 9807, sent 830-2018, And 1105 a.m.
	Why do you keep messing with people, bro?
	What's wrong with you?
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent August 30th of 2018, 1106 a.m.
	What are you talking about?
	I'm not even on no social media.
	That little girl talking about what she wanted to do to me.
	I ain't respond or say anything.
	Phone number ending in 6942, same date, 1106 a.m.
	I've been sleep.
	Publishing week seven.
	From the message 93 9807, sent 830, 2018 at 1107 a.m.
	Stop texting his mama, bro.
	Damn.
	And phone number ending in 6942 sent August 30th, 2018, 1108 a.m.
	I have it.
	That was the only day I text her, so I showed you what I said.
	Nothing bad.
	I didn't even cuss at her.
	Same phone number, sent same date, 1108.33 a.m.
	I'm done with all of it.
	Same phone number, sent same date, 1111 a.m.
	His sister, starting mess.
	I ain't said nothing.
	I don't care.
	I worked last night.
	Alright, so guys, what they're doing right now is they're going through some of the text messages.
	Um you know the the trial is pretty much wrapping up.
	I think the the uh prosecution has like one more witness that they're gonna call.
	So I'll probably cover the trial today and tomorrow.
	Um, of course, we got a show later on tonight.
	But yeah, right now they're going through uh text messages from Melly's phone.
	So, yes, we are live, guys.
	I know some of you guys are saying, wait, what's going on right now?
	And then Myron, do you sleep?
	No, no, guys, I don't sleep.
	Uh, as you guys know, I was uh live earlier with uh Nick and uh Sneeko on uh Sneeko stream and Cozy TV, but there is no sleep over here.
	Let's keep going.
	It's night on sleeping.
	You act like you don't have sisters who see the crack she posts.
	And a Bitcoin Banner says if you not slept since the rumble and cozy streams with Sneeko and uh Nick Fuentes, your sleep schedule is crazy.
	Yeah, it is crazy, bro.
	But hey, someone's got someone's gotta put the work in for y'all, man.
	We would I told y'all we are on the path to number one.
	We got next.
	We're about to take over.
	9807, 78, 2018.
	11 14 a.m.
	Excuse me, so we're all right.
	So it looks like they're gonna like recess it real quick.
	So, real fast, right?
	Obviously, this is uh Fed Rex, so I want to tell y'all real quick about this video.
	Okay.
	Um shout out to Bruce Rivers.
	We don't agree on everything, but I do like his coverage on the umly case.
	Um, this right here, this witness right here, man, that came in.
	Here's a pretty good summary of what went down.
	We'll watch this and react to it together.
	Okay.
	We'll fast forward a little bit.
	So this witness came in, and basically what this witness did, guy was guys, it was he confirmed that Melly did in fact change his clothes after the shooting.
	He goes, he goes for the cameraman.
	He's not part of the crew.
	That was before you left the hospital.
	I didn't think he'd always say, oh, you got it.
	Okay, and same people being the four people that entered the Mitsubishi?
	Yes.
	So you're at Frito's house.
	Uh you mentioned, and I and I uh forgot.
	Yeah, I like Bruce Rivers.
	The only thing I disagree with him is on his Andrew Tate coverage.
	Uh, you know, I firmly believe Andrew's innocent.
	He doesn't think so.
	Uh, but you know, we'll see, we'll see what ends up happening.
	But that's where we disagree.
	Um, I met the guy in person, nice guy, but uh I would say that's probably the only thing we disagree on.
	Exactly where you were in the house.
	Do you say where you were?
	Um, no, no, not uh Melly's house.
	Frito's house.
	Where were you in Frido's house?
	I saw it.
	Okay.
	And who was at Frito's house when we first got there?
	Everybody that wasn't at the house.
	Okay.
	And it's because I don't know who and when they say Frito, guys, they're referring to Fredo Bang.
	That's what they're that's who he's referring to.
	The other rapper who is not testifying in this trial for obvious reasons.
	Okay, what an answer that is.
	Who is that uh Frito's house after everybody that wasn't at the house?
	Everybody was or in.
	Can you please speed this up a bit?
	In other words, what are the names of the people that were at the house?
	Kobe Melly.
	Kobe Melly.
	Okay.
	Was that the first time you saw Melly after you guys left the studio?
	Yeah.
	Was Melly wearing the same clothes or different clothes than when we talk about the studio?
	All right.
	So he's wearing something at the at the studio.
	The murder happens.
	And after the murder, they're at Frida's house, and he's wearing something different.
	Here's why that's important.
	If you remember where Melly was sitting, he's in the rear driver's side seat.
	Okay.
	So you're like, this is very close quarters.
	You're in an enclosed vehicle.
	You've got one person sitting right next to you, and you got another person sitting in the passenger seat in the front.
	When you fire around in the closed car and it hits somebody, it's gonna spray blood on you.
	Same with uh the front seat.
	It's still gonna get blowback.
	You're gonna get you're gonna get some material on you for sure.
	And so he knows that, and that's likely why.
	Now, here's the other thing as well, just so you guys get a visual, right?
	Nice little refresher.
	What was Melly Marin wearing that night, guys?
	This jean jacket outfit right here.
	Okay, so you guys come see him come out, right?
	And you see him with his jean jacket, and then he gets back where well's that for y'all, real fast.
	He gets in the back seat, and you can see the door right here where my mouse is.
	And then bam, it closes.
	So you see him confirm, get inside the back left, passenger side, right?
	Bob right directly behind the driver.
	Okay, and then you see the next vic victim, Juvie right here.
	Right.
	And then you fast forward.
	And you see all the cars, and I'll just boom right here.
	You see them leave.
	So bam, right there, confirmed.
	Right.
	So now you guys kind of um have a visual.
	So that's the outfit he was wearing on the night of the murder.
	All right, let's go back to this.
	Testimony from a friend.
	And Bruce Rivers breaking this down.
	He changed his clothes according to the prosecution.
	That's the prosecution story for sure.
	I'll play this for a bit, guys.
	then I'm going to go back to the act of trial.
	And it's a pretty good one.
	You guys have to do this.
	Okay, do you recall what he was wearing?
	Just the shorts.
	Hold on, shorts, but y'all just saw he was wearing jeans and a jean jacket.
	What the hell?
	And how long do you say it for the main house?
	I don't know.
	Minutes, hours, days.
	He's a reluctant witness, but he brings out a very, very important fact.
	And that's goes to consciousness of guilt.
	Okay.
	So not biggest.
	And so when you got to Free O'Shouse, was it light or dark outside?
	And you previously said now it's light outside.
	But remember that the murder supposedly happened around 4:30 or thereabouts in the morning.
	So it would be dark, and then just about to start getting light in about an hour and a half or so.
	Yourself and um Melly and uh someone else is at Frio's house.
	Okay.
	Uh, what happens while you're there?
	Like you're there, you're outside, what happens?
	Greeting.
	Okay.
	And you're greeting, or you're greeting alone?
	Yes.
	Um, are you at the house at any point in time?
	If you more people come to the house, or do people leave the house?
	If they did come, I don't know why it's back.
	Okay.
	I was back to reading.
	At any point in time, did Melly leave Freo's house?
	It came to a point when I was it myself.
	All right.
	So you were there by your so that means Melly must have left.
	Yourself.
	So the people that briefly said we're there, we're no longer there, correct?
	Right.
	Um, and so do you know where they went?
	All right.
	Let's go back to the act of trial.
	What you talking about?
	You'd be a grown-ass lady doing childish shit.
	He ain't no one telling you to text.
	So they're going through the text messages.
	So check out, let's see.
	We got 18,000 watching right now, right?
	On on the true crime channel.
	Look at this.
	What verdict will the jury reach in the YW Melly trial?
	Let's hit guilty.
	Let's see what they think.
	Wow.
	So more and more people are starting to think that Melly is guilty.
	Before it was, you know, 80% thought that he was not guilty, but as the trial's been going on, the prosecution has been slowly, you know, um, switching the jury, the you know, the the popular consensus mind.
	Because keep in mind, a lot of these people that are in here, guys, are 100% Y and W Melly fans, and even myself included.
	I like his music, but you know, uh facts are facts, bro.
	Like I mean, it's pretty uh, I mean, you guys know my take on this case.
	That the evidence in this case is extremely strong, though it's circumstantial.
	She minding her business.
	I told your sister to stop whatever it is they do.
	From phone number 9807, the 8:30 2018 at 11:46 AM.
	You tell everybody my business and you don't even be right.
	You're the reason they hate me.
	From Father Number 9807.
	Send 830, 2018 at 1146 a.m.
	Got me looking like a bad person.
	Phone number ending in 6942 since August 30th, 2018 at 1150 a.m.
	No, I'm not your actions.
	I take up for you.
	I have people telling me your son doesn't care about you or love you.
	I always say you just finding your weight, and I know you love, even though you hurt me and don't see how much I sacrifice for you every day.
	I argue with people about talking trash about you, even though people say he would not take up for you like that.
	I always have your back every time you call, I am there.
	That's your friend, fine.
	He ain't going nowhere.
	I see, but you are not going to say everything is my fault.
	Publishing page 10.
	Phone number ending in 6942.
	Since August 30th, 2018 at 1151 a.m.
	I know you hurt and looking for someone to blame, but I love you and I love you.
	I would die for you, but you don't see that.
	Alright, just you uh just you guys know this conversation it seems to be is between Melly and his mom.
	If I'm not mistaken, Brazy Lady is who he has in his phone uh as his mother.
	Okay.
	Um and keep in mind, guys.
	The um the dates here, August 30th, 2018.
	This is about two months prior to the murder.
	Okay.
	Right now, it's okay.
	I told you I'm backing off.
	Same phone number sent August 30th, 2018, 12.08 07 p.m.
	I told them to delete whatever they post, it's dead.
	Same phone number sent September 11, 2018 at 1049 p.m.
	Your grandma is over.
	They wanted to see you.
	Phone number 9807 sent 911, 2018 at 1142 p.m.
	I'm gonna call her in the second.
	Welcome on the second help.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent September 11th, 2018 at 1151 p.m.
	Okay, everyone went home.
	I love you.
	He's doing great music.
	I'm proud of you.
	Phone number 9807 sent 11 911, 2018, 1153 p.m.
	Publishing Feature 11.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent September 11, 2018 at 1154 p.m.
	You're my heartbeat.
	I cry all the time.
	I miss you so much, but I know I have to let you grow up.
	1155 p.m.
	No need to cry, you think to be a millionaire.
	Phone number 6942 sent 911, 2018, 1156 p.m.
	Yeah, um, okay, so some of you guys are just joining in are probably wondering what the hell is going on.
	They're doing a recap right now, guys, of text messages.
	Um, and what they're doing is they're showing text conversation between Melly and his mother.
	I'm trying to figure out the relevance of why they're showing this, but I'm sure the the uh they have a point here.
	You deserve it.
	You're so talented.
	We play your music all night.
	Same phone number since September 14th, 2015 at 6 15 p.m.
	I love you, kid.
	Um phone number 9807, said 914, 2018.
	Love you too.
	I see you be.
	And once we hit uh one one to two thousand live viewers, guys, I'll explain what happened with the rumble stream the other day.
	So don't worry.
	So share the video with all your friends.
	Let's get this thing packed up.
	I know I'm kind of going here off the cuff like uh doing a live stream in the morning, which I never ever do, but uh hey, it's live right now.
	I'm awake, so I said fuck it, let's do it.
	Phone number 907, set nine fourteen, two thousand eighteen and six fifteen p.m.
	Everything's going to place.
	publishing page 12.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent September 14th of 2018 at 624 p.m.
	Yes, I'm good just working.
	Same phone number message sent 914 2018 at 627 p.m. image.
	Same phone number message sent September 15, 2018 at 348 a.m.
	You okay?
	From phone number 9807, set 915 2018.
	At 348 a.m.
	Just let me know.
	I got Brandon.
	I'm in the car with him now.
	Love you both.
	Phone number 69.
	Okay, I think I know why they're doing this.
	I think they're doing this, guys, to establish that Melly is in fact the user of this phone.
	Why which is which explains the intimate messages with his mother.
	So I think they're trying to establish that this Phone is utilized by Melly.
	Why is that important for the prosecution?
	Well, keep it in mind, guys.
	The prosecution's case heavily relies upon Melly's phone being in his possession during the commission of these crimes because the um the phone is what the prosecution or the police and the police used to track the location of the murder and um everything else that went down because the story that Melly's friends gave the police that it makes sense, but when they did the geolocation data look up back on the phones, they saw that the phones the phone painted a much different story.
	So that is why this is so critical um to them establishing that Melly does in fact use this phone.
	But the defense is trying to put up, yo.
	Um, after Melly was in jail, this phone was being used by other people.
	This isn't this phone is a community phone, it's not used by just Melly, it's used by other people too.
	So I think the prosecution here is trying to show that this phone um belongs to Melly.
	But let's see, I think this is the prosecution here, but again, I literally just turned this stream.
	This uh this broadcast on just like y'all did, so we'll figure it out together.
	But let's keep going.
	42 message sent September 15th of 2018 349 a.m.
	Love you more kid right safe, same phone number, message sent September 15, 2018 at 354 a.m.
	did you see how nice the maximum looks Phone phone number 9807 set 915 2018 at 1036 a.m.
	Yes, I can pick it up on my way back on right back home tonight.
	Question mark.
	Phone phone number 9807, set 915, 2018 at 1036 a.m.
	Needed for a couple weeks.
	Phone number 6942 sent September 15, 2018 at 1143 a.m.
	I just woke up.
	I need it.
	My Ben's get painted Monday.
	Um phone number 9807, sent 915, 2018, 1158 a.m.
	How long it's going how long it's going to take?
	Um 9807, set 915, 2018, 1158 a.m.
	What about another rental?
	I got the money.
	Phone number ending 6942, message sent September 15, 2018 at 1253 p.m.
	When publishing page 14.
	Phone number ending in 6942, message sent September 15th of 2018 at 349 p.m.
	My car takes four days.
	Message 9807, sent 915, 2018 at 351 p.m.
	Okay, so Thursday.
	Phone number ending in 6942, message sent September 15, 2018 at 351 p.m.
	Yes.
	Same phone number, message sent same date at 35159 p.m.
	Tell track send my money, please for the last rental from 9807 sent 915 2018, 352 HM.
	Uh 6942 message sent 915, 2018 at 352 p.m.
	Did you get your passport yet?
	Publishing page 15.
	From phone number 9807, set 915, 2018 at 353 p.m.
	No.
	Phone number 6942 message sent September 15, 2018, 354 p.m.
	Do you know how to do it?
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 354 20 p.m.
	How is branded?
	Phone 9807 set 915, 2018 at 354 p.m.
	Hey, good.
	I got him a haircut.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent 915, 2018 at 355 p.m.
	Thanny Benny was about to text you and asking to get him one.
	Do you have a shirt tonight?
	Set 915 2018 at 355 p.m.
	Yeah, we on the way to Jacksonville.
	Publishing page 16.
	Phone number ending in 6942.
	Message sent September 15, 2018 at 427 p.m.
	Aunt Dilly doing grandma scene sister.
	Same phone number, message sent same date, 427 31 p.m.
	1904 200-0534.
	Same phone number, message sent same date at 42802 p.m.
	Call her when you get there.
	What car you driving?
	Or you in a sprinter?
	Same phone number, message sent September 16, 2018 at 1208 p.m.
	Your show is awesome.
	Keep up the good work.
	Drop Brandon off on the way from Jacksonville.
	He has school tomorrow.
	I'm off today so I will be home.
	From 9807, 7/9/16 2018 at 8:06 PM.
	Phone number ending in 6942.
	Message sent December 16th, 2018 at 807 p.m.
	Yes.
	Same phone number, message sent at 807 22 p.m.
	Why do you make drop Brandon off?
	skipping to page 27.
	Publishing phone number 6942 message sent September 9th.
	And just so you guys know, uh, when they say Brandon, I think they're referring to this guy.
	This is Melly's little brother, if I'm not mistaken.
	Uh Brandon Curtis King, known professionally as an American rapper, uh is American rapper and songwriter.
	He is the younger brother, American rapper wine W. Melly, yeah.
	So here we go.
	This is him right here.
	Um uh BS slime, right?
	So she said, Why didn't you drop off Brandon?
	Well, that's his little brother.
	So um again, I think they're doing this to establish that he is in fact the user of the phone, and he's texting his mom, right?
	You're not gonna have intimate conversations like this with just anyone.
	Uh so that they're trying to establish that this is in fact his phone.
	I'm at work and I go back Friday to Mrs. Carr.
	Same phone number, same day, message sent 11 13 54 p.m.
	Do you think you want to go to Ohio for Christmas?
	I'm planning it.
	Same phone number, message sent September 23rd of 2018 at 242 a.m.
	How far are you from the club answer room?
	Question mark.
	People are getting upset.
	I'm getting calls at work.
	WTF.
	Um 9807 sent 923 2018, 252 a.m. was getting hair done.
	miss the show from 9807 923 2018 at 2:52 a.m Uh where these lines.
	Phone number ending in 6942, message sent 923, 2018 at 252 a.m.
	Call DA now.
	publishing page number 28.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent 923 2018 at 25301 a.m.
	Phone number 772-940-4993.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 253 14 a.m.
	Oh like 8K.
	9807 sent 923 2018 at 253 a.m.
	no i don't from 9807 set 923 2018 at 2 53 a.m The show is only 5k.
	Phone number ending in 6942.
	Uh message sent September 23rd, 2018 at 254 a.m.
	This is bad.
	Call him, please.
	It looks bad for everybody in so it looks like he missed the show uh to get his hair done, and he didn't give a shit because it was only 5,000.
	And you know what?
	Let me let me just be honest with y'all.
	Guys, this is common with rappers, right?
	Where they're not on time, they're always late.
	Um, they're always high, they always have an entourage.
	Like, they're not the most punctual people.
	Okay.
	Um and and I'll be honest with y'all, like, gonna be extremely transparent.
	This is why we don't really interview rappers on our podcast like that anymore, guys.
	This is uh this is a big reason why.
	Like, this is very common where they don't show up on shows, they get paid for the show, don't show up, whatever it is.
	This is why so many promoters like they'll pay them maybe a portion up front.
	Sometimes they pay them all up front, which that's a lot of the times an L, but they don't show up, bro.
	They don't they don't show up, man.
	Like you gotta remember a lot of these guys are criminals that just happen to make music, and unfortunately, they don't have um a certain level of integrity and adherence to rules, regulations, and the law.
	So if you take someone that's an outlaw, make them an artist, it's not like they're gonna change into a good person overnight.
	It just doesn't happen like that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So you know, it is what it is.
	This is typically why we don't even book rappers anymore.
	Um, it's a lot of work for not much reward in a podcast setting where articulate conversation is something that's valued.
	Um, it's just something that a lot of these artists, you know, can't provide.
	And I know some people might get mad at me for saying that or whatever, but I mean, it is very difficult to deal with rappers, and that's why we don't interview them anymore.
	Uh, you know, unless like they're different, you're not like a normal typical street rapper that you know is gonna give one-word answers and you gotta pull teeth to get answers and all this other stuff.
	So um, so yeah, basically, looks like he didn't show up for a show.
	His excuse was he was getting his hair done, and the promoter is calling his mom trying to figure out what's going on.
	You know what I mean?
	Um, and that's when you know it's bad when the promoters are freaking calling your parents.
	Same phone number, message sent September 23rd, 2018 at 257 a.m.
	You put everybody before you and real friends would have said leave, and they would miss the show, not you, because it's your face.
	I'm disappointed.
	publishing page 29.
	Phone number ending in 6942, message sent September 23rd, 2018 at 259 a.m.
	You act like you don't care anymore about your career.
	This is your future, not mine.
	I have a career.
	You need to start thinking about you and get your priorities together.
	can't do it for you because you don't want me to on 9807 7 9 23 2018 and 259 am Man, you don't know what you're talking about.
	Just stay out of my career, please.
	Um 9807, set 923, 2018, 3 a.m.
	I do hard.
	I've been working harder than ever, but you don't know.
	You don't know what to have.
	From number 9807, set 923, 2018 at 3 a.m.
	I made one mistake.
	Well, I want to miss at least one show in day career.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent September 23rd, 2018 at 3 a.m.
	They called me at work.
	I was afraid something happened.
	Oh man, now I want to take accountability for missing the show, bro.
	Like, you know, people showed up and paid to meet see him, and they didn't get it.
	Like, bro, that's a bit that's a bad look, man.
	it's bad luck We're uh we're branding at publishing page 30.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent September 23rd of 2018 at 301 a.m.
	Uh this is the second show that DA promoted for you.
	It looks bad on him, and people already talk so much stuff.
	I get put in it regardless because you're my child, and I can't take up for you when I don't know.
	Bam.
	Here we go.
	So you see right here, guys, right?
	You're my child, Jamel.
	If you guys don't know, Y and W Melli's government name is Jamel Demons.
	Okay, they're trying to switch it and make it sound like demons, but it I mean it's basically demons, D-E-M-O-N-S.
	Okay, and I take can't take up for you when I don't know.
	So, yeah, I mean, it's pretty self-explanatory.
	This is his phone.
	I mean, his mom is over here yelling at him for not showing up for a show.
	Same phone number, message sent same date at 303 a.m.
	No, I don't know because you act like I did something to you and I never anything but help you.
	And it looks bad because tracking everybody there, why you ain't go with them question mark.
	You don't smoke anymore.
	Phone 9807 sent 923 2018 at 304 a.m.
	Man, don't worry about my career.
	I made a mistake.
	I don't care.
	The back end was only $1,000.
	Phone 9807 sent 9 23 2018 at 305 a.m.
	Where is Brandon at?
	Phone number ending in 6942, message sent September 23rd, 2018 at 3 14 a.m.
	It's not the money.
	It called me professional, and that I want you to understand you want a positive image and people to say how great you did.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date, 314 42 a.m.
	Probably sleep, it's 3 a.m. in the morning.
	Publishing page 31.
	Phone number ending in 6942.
	Message sent September 23rd of 2018 at 315 a.m.
	You're not taking him.
	Get him next weekend.
	Phone 9807 at 923, 2018 at 321 a.m.
	Yes I.m.
	phone 9807, 923, 2018 and 321 a.m.
	So guys, again, they're referring to Slime, right?
	Which is his younger brother.
	Um, Brandon.
	Okay, this is how they're who they're referring to.
	He says, so he basically wants to go and get his brother.
	And his mom is saying no.
	He had your house question mark.
	So, and also keep in mind, guys, they have different last names.
	So that means they probably have different fathers.
	From 9807, 7, 923, 2018 at 3.34 a.m.
	You all don't know nothing about this music career, so stay out of it.
	Please.
	Look, look, every artist even Michael Jackson done miss the show.
	You all leave me alone.
	Trying to make me look irresponsible.
	If my check would have come in on time, I wouldn't be trying to get right with last minute.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent September 23rd, 2018 at 353 a.m.
	If you need it something, Jamal, all you have to do is ask.
	I'm still your mom.
	I'm gonna always have your back.
	What you don't understand, you act like you don't people who love you and care about you.
	I've been giving your space, but it's okay to need help.
	You have nothing to prove to me.
	I'm your mom.
	I love you, Refarbos.
	From 9807, set 922, 2018, at 4:01 a.m.
	Going backwards, publishing page 45.
	Phone 9807 at 1015, 2018, 935 p.m.
	Stop telling Brandon.
	That is not true.
	Phone number 6942, message sent 1015, 2018, 940 p.m.
	I was on the phone.
	I told him stay out of it.
	Your grandma is here waiting on you.
	Janelle, it's your life, son, and I love you.
	I will always be right here.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 1013 p.m.
	Dinner is done.
	Same phone number, message sent 1016, 2018 at 1234 a.m.
	I love you, kid.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 809 a.m.
	Good morning.
	I love you.
	Call me when you get up.
	Trust God, everything will be fine.
	Phone 9807, sent 1016, 2018 at 818 a.m.
	Love you too.
	Publishing page 46.07 at 1018, 2018 at 141 p.m.
	Send wire info.
	Phone number 69 42.
	Message sent October 18, 2018 to 16 p.m.
	You can do a transfer to my account.
	It's free.
	Same phone number, message sent, Same date at 217 p.m.
	I was asleep.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 9 34 p.m.
	You sent Jasmine money for me question mark.
	She hasn't answered the phone.
	Same phone number, message sent October 20th of 2018 at 213 a.m.
	You did good love.
	You love you, be safe, kid.
	Phone 9807, 1020, 2018 at 213 a.m.
	Thanks, Ma.
	Love you.
	Publishing page 47.
	Phone 9807 sent 1020 2018 to 213 a.m. for everything.
	Phone number 6942, message sent 1020 2018 at 214 a.m.
	You know I got you forever.
	Same phone number, message sent same date at 712 a.m.
	Have a safe flight, love you.
	Love you.
	Phone number 9807.
	Sent 10 1020 2018 at 713 a.m.
	Tell Ri-Read love her too.
	Phone number 6942 message sent 1020 2018 at 7137 a.m.
	I will.
	She's coming over today.
	Publishing page 50.
	Phone number 6942, message sent 1023 2018 at 1117 a.m.
	I will.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 409 18 p.m.
	You look so happy.
	I love you.
	1023 2018, 413 p.m.
	I am Ma.
	I am.
	Alright, quick little update, because uh we got uh 750 plus y'all in here.
	So you guys are probably wondering, yo, why the hell are they reading these text messages?
	From what it looks like to me, guys, it looks like the prosecution is the one we're going through these text messages because I can't see how the defense would benefit from this, establishing that Melly is the user of this phone because the defense's case is uh defending against this.
	One of their main stances has been defending themselves, saying that multiple people use this phone, and it's not just Melly.
	So I'm pretty sure that this is probably the prosecution reading this.
	But yes, what they're trying to do is they're trying to establish that Millie is the user of this phone.
	Um, and the reason for that is because this phone number tied to this phone number tied to the phone is what was used when they did their search warrant applications for the location data of the phone.
	It's called the historical ping, right?
	In the law enforcement world.
	They use that to figure out where the crime scene really went down, and they found quite found quite a bit of evidence in that area that pretty much pointed direction of Melly being the murder.
	So that's why they need to establish that Melly is the user of this phone.
	They went through his photo roll earlier on in the the uh the trial, but now they're going ahead and going through the text messages to show that he's also using it to message people.
	To include his mother, right?
	Which that's a very intimate conversation.
	I mean, hell, she even referred to him as Jamel in that uh thread earlier that we were talking about.
	Phone number 6942 sent 1023 2018, 431 p.m. blank message.
	Same phone number sent 1024 2018, 102 a.m.
	Are you okay?
	19807 1024 2018 at 102 a.m.
	Yeah, why though?
	Phone number 6942 message sent 1024 2018 103 a.m.
	You was wild on your live.
	Who pissed you off?
	I don't like seeing you upset.
	Publishing page 51.
	Phone number ending in 6942 sent October 24, 2018 at 140 56 a.m.
	I love you, get some rest, 1026, 2018, 516 a.m.
	Send me your location.
	Same phone number continues October 26th at 517 a.m.
	I am Stewart, same phone number uh continues on the same date at 547 a.m.
	I love you so much.
	From 1980 to 1970.
	1027 2018 340 a.m.
	A location was set.
	Phone number 6942 message sent 1027 18 340 a.m.
	Okay.
	Publishing page 52 phone number 6942 message sent 1027 18 at 340 a.m.
	Love you.
	Same phone number message sent same date at 323 p.m.
	I'm at your gate.
	I'm going to get the trash.
	Phone 9807 sent 1028 2018 1033 a.m.
	Bring Mariah.
	Phone number 6942 message sent October 28, 2018, 1122 a.m.
	Okay.
	Detective, you can skip that next message and move on to the final message on the page.
	From 9:00 to 7:00, 10:00, 20:00, 2018 to 2:00 at 9:00 PM.
	Don't worry, guys.
	I will go ahead and explain what happened during our whole um conversation.
	Uh why the power went out.
	Like no now.
	Publishing page 53.
	Phone number 6942 message sent on October 28, 2018, 217 p.m.
	Okay, what's wrong?
	Phone 9807 sent 1028 2018 22 p.m.
	I'll pay you.
	Uh from 9807, same date at 222 p.m.
	When you get down here.
	Phone number 6942 sent 102818 at 22 p.m.
	Okay.
	Same phone number, same date, uh sent at 223 p.m.
	Um waiting on I'm waiting on track to cash at me the 1000.
	Same phone number same date at 22340 p.m.
	Is someone threatening you?
	Publishing page 54.7 1028 2018 at 223 p.m.
	No.
	Phone number 9807, 1028, 2018, 223 p.m.
	I'm not scared.
	Phone 9807, 1028, 2018, 224 p.m.
	Just listen.
	16 uh from 6942, October 28, 2018 at 224 p 224 06 p.m.
	Okay, I want you safe.
	Same phone number, same date at 224 28 p.m.
	You're covered.
	From 9807, 1028, 2018 at 224 p.m.
	I know.
	Publishing page 55.
	Phone 9807, send 1028, 2018, 244 p.m.
	Still need to protect myself.
	Phone number 6942 sent October 28, 2018 at 253 p.m.
	FaceTime, me.
	Phone 9807 at 1028, 2018 at 306 p.m.
	J fin ascended phone 9807, 1028, 2018 at 306 p.m.
	He fitness 500.
	Once we hit 1000 guys, I'll explain uh everything that went down.
	Don't worry.
	Phone number 6942, message sent October 28 at 306 p.m.
	Okay.
	Uh same phone number, message sent same date at 306 23 p.m.
	Okay.
	Publishing page 56.
	And guys, 100 track, you know, 100 track, that's the manager.
	109807.
	Put your cash at pump signal sent 1028, 2018, and 306.
	This M right here, guys, just so you guys have an idea.
	This is why in W. Melly's manager right here.
	Uh 100K track.
	So just to put a picture to the name.
	What's your cash at?
	Phone number 6942, message sent 1028, 2018, 307 p.m.
	Uh, money sign J A M I E Y N W. Same phone number continues on the same date at 316 p.m.
	Answer the phone, it's me but trigger.
	Same phone number, same date at 1012 a.m.
	1132, Southeast Third Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
	Uh same phone number, November 2nd, 2018 at 140 p.m.
	I love you, kid.
	Publishing page 57.
	Phone 9807, sent 112 2018 at 143 p.m.
	Love you more.
	Phone number 6942 message sent 112 2018 at 153 p.m.
	Loved quotation marks love and more close quotation marks.
	Uh same phone number 113 2018 at 239 p.m.
	Unblock my number, capital letters, right now.
	From 9807 at 1103, 2018, 241 p.m.
	I'm good, food.
	You got it.
	I'm gonna just stay to myself.
	I don't want to hurt you.
	This is kind of a juvenile conversation between him and his mom.
	Like he's blocking his mom.
	That's kind of weird.
	I mean, yeah.
	You wouldn't think that this is a conversation between a mother and son, but it is, guys.
	And just so y'all know, Melly's mom is very young.
	Uh let me find her for you guys.
	Uh she had him when she was like a teenager, guys, and they talk about this in the documentary.
	Uh hold on.
	This is her right here.
	Okay.
	It's her right here.
	Um, let me find her her age for y'all.
	Just leave me alone.
	Phone number 6942, message sent 113, 2018 at 243 p.m.
	No one blocked me because I'm not finished saying what I'm saying.
	Same phone number, uh, same date at 243 20 p.m.
	I'd be trying to be there for you, and you push me away like I'm the problem.
	Publishing page 58.
	All right, so here we go.
	This is his mom, guys.
	So you guys are probably wondering this is what's up with this juvenile conversation.
	Him and his mom, guys.
	So this is his mom, uh, Jamie Demons King.
	Uh she had him when she was 14 years old.
	She became uh 14 years old when she became pregnant with him, giving birth to him in the ninth grade.
	So she gave birth to him her freshman year of high school, which is wild.
	Uh I don't know how old she is.
	Let's see here.
	How old is she?
	Okay, 37 years old.
	Damn.
	What the bro, she's guys, she's only four years older than me.
	And she got a grown ass kid.
	So yeah.
	Um, anyway.
	We'll continue on.
	Because Melly, guys, was uh is born May 1st, 1999, he's 24 years old.
	So she has a grown-ass son and she's only 37, man.
	crazy from 90 to 7 117, 113, 2018, 243 p.m.
	Talk what everyone gotta say.
	1980 73 2018, 243 p.m.
	Man, I'm not trying to hear that shit.
	I do shit for you too.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent 113 2018 at 243 p.m.
	You always give me the full shoulder, but it's cool.
	Um 9807, 113, 2018, 244 p.m.
	You better off without me, so just slide, bro.
	I'm gonna love you from the distance.
	Bro, he said, bitch, you gave me the cold shoulder.
	Yo, what the hell?
	What?
	Yeah, okay.
	What the fuck?
	I don't care how old I am, bro.
	If I ever tell my mom, bitch, that's the end of me, bro.
	She getting a phone number 6942, message sent 113 2018 at 244 p.m.
	I didn't do anything to you.
	From 9807, 11-3-2018, to 2.44 p.m., Bitch, you gave me the post shoulder because I couldn't find the laser.
	Publishing page 59, phone number ending in 6942, message sent November 3rd of 2018 at 244 p.m.
	Look cool.
	You wanted to be better off by yourself anyway.
	From 9807, 113, 2018 at 2.44 p.m., I looked at four different stores for the ship.
	From 9807, Lebanon Street, 2018, to 44 PM.
	Fuck you mean.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent 113.
	And also, I don't know, I want you guys to look at the dates.
	This is right after the murders.
	November 3rd, November 3rd.
	So you can see here the murders happened, guys, October 26th.
	So this is uh a week or so after the fact.
	You can see her that he's a bit more flustered.
	2008 at 245 p.m.
	So you can F with who you want.
	Hello L, but it's cool.
	it's done just remember.
	From 9807 113 2018 at 2:45 p.m.
	From 9807 113 2018 at 245 p.m.
	talk to everybody.
	If you don't understand, I know that next I know the next pitch pull.
	Publishing page 60.
	Phone number ending in 6942 message sent uh 113 2018 at 246 p.m.
	KK.
	19807 sent 113 2018 246 p.m.
	I'm meant to be alone, I'm a monster.
	Um 9807, 113, 2018, 246 p.m.
	I'm able.
	113 2018, 246 p.m.
	I'm all dead.
	Phone number ending in 6942, message sent 113 2018, 246 p.m.
	It's always F people that I'll do anything for for you.
	19807, 1130, 113, 2018, 246 p.m.
	So leave me the fuck alone.
	Publishing page 61.
	Holy bro, we can see that he was on a demon time for real.
	I'll tell you this, it's not good to be showing text messages where you're saying that you're evil and you're you know, a monster in a trial where you're getting tried for double homicide with her death penalty is on the table.
	Holy bro, this is an L all the way.
	Not too good.
	Phone number ending in 6942, phone number, I mean message date 113 2018 at 246 p.m.
	Let's find.
	113 2018, 246 p.m.
	Bitch, you did me wrong too.
	Phone number 6942, message sent 113, 2018 at 246 p.m.
	You got it.
	Phone 9807, 113, 2018, 246 p.m.
	I don't want to hear that shit, bro.
	Phone 9807, 113, 2018, 246, G shit.
	Phone number ending in 6942, 113, 2018 at 246 p.m.
	You don't have to, it's done.
	Publishing page 62, phone number ending in 6942, message sent 113, 2018 at 246 p.m.
	You good?
	9807, 113, 2018.
	Let's focus in a moment.
	253 p.m.
	You just turned me up.
	Phone number 6942, 113, 2018 at 254 p.m.
	Unblock my number.
	Same phone number, same date at 307 p.m.
	I love you bipolar ass.
	Uh same phone number, same date at 313 p.m.
	Your mom said, Where are y'all flying into in Colorado?
	Like what airport?
	19807.
	All right, so it looks like it's a combination of his girl and his mom using his phone.
	113, 2018, 313.
	That's I know some of y'all are probably confused what the hell's going on.
	It's a combination of his mom and his girl using his phone.
	Yeah, I don't know why.
	But there is juvenile conversation between him and his mom as well, as you guys can hear see here.
	Like you know, him missing the show, her getting spammed while she's at work as a nurse, you know.
	So um, so yeah, very unique.
	Um relationship dynamic.
	Uh phone number 6942, 113, 2018 at 3157 p.m.
	IBK unblock my number though, please.
	Publishing page number sixty-three, phone number ending in sixty-nine forty-two message sent on eleven three, two thousand eighteen, three seventeen p.m.
	Thought we wasn't doing that no more.
	you're being childish.
	From 9807-113-2018 at 3:18 p.m.
	Just leave me alone.
	You don't understand me.
	Everyone asked for something, don't need anything about my feelings for everybody.
	9807, said 113, 2018, 318 p.m.
	Uh, make sure I please you though before everybody, you don't even see that shit.
	Phone number sixty-nine forty-two message sent eleven three, two thousand and eighteen at three nineteen pm.
	Three nineteen twenty-nine p.m.
	Shut up.
	Same phone number, same date sent at three nineteen four p.m.
	You're being a baby.
	Same phone number, November third, two thousand eighteen, three nineteen forty-five p.m.
	I do understand you.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date, three nineteen fifty-two p.m.
	I wouldn't be around if I did.
	Publishing page sixty-four sixty-nine forty-two phone number, message sent on eleven three, two thousand eighteen at three nineteen p.m.
	Now unblocked me.
	Same phone number, message sent, same date at 320 p.m.
	I'm not finna keep going back and forth with you on your mom phone.
	Uh same phone number, uh, November third, 2018 at 428 p.m.
	I love you.
	What page what's that?
	I'm sorry.
	64.
	Can we approach again, please?
	yes All right, we're a bit behind.
	Let's go back and see if they're still on the sidebar.
	Let's see.
	Okay, they're still on the sidebar.
	Um, all right, so we got a thousand plus y'all in here.
	So uh while we wait for that to come back, um okay.
	So as you guys know, quick little recap.
	As you guys know, we had a show on um damn, I haven't slept yet, so it's still well, I said I kind of slept but woke up late.
	Um we had a show on um Monday, and you know, we had um Nick debating Destiny on uh the JQ.
	Uh we hit 100,000 live viewers on Rumble, so Don DeMarco for that one.
	Don Demon goes.
	I think the peak was 102k watching live, which is crazy, man.
	It's really um yeah.
	I I mean I was thinking about it the other day, you know, uh starting we know we did our first podcast on October 26, 2020, and I said back then we got next, we're gonna make sure that we take over the podcasting game.
	And you know, I'm I'm still staying true to that, man.
	Just because we hit one million subscribers on the main channel, doesn't mean that we're still not gonna go super hard for you guys.
	And to see us crack um six figures on Rumble was really cool.
	If we could have done that um that debate on YouTube, I think we probably would have, you know, done similar, you know, somewhere between 50 to 100 if we were able to do it on you know YouTube, but obviously for certain reasons, there's no way like we that we can have a conversation like that on YouTube.
	No, absolutely no way.
	Um so yeah, I mean it was very um it was cool.
	It was really cool.
	And I thought it was uh, you know, I was there to moderate, right?
	I wasn't there to necessarily debate.
	Um shout out to both Destiny and Nick for having you know being amicable and being able to, you know, debate the situation.
	And you know, we had a great dinner afterwards.
	It was all cool.
	Um, okay, and then for the nighttime show, right?
	We did the after hour show, and like, you know, the stream went out, and you know, the lights turned off, and then we're able to get the you know, the light back on and a camera on for a little bit, then you know, it ended up like not working, whatever.
	What ended up happening, guys, is basically the switcher and the lights turned off.
	And I think that's because the the apartment, well, the the space, right, got a bit uh a little hot.
	I ain't gonna lie to y'all, it was a little hot, and um, you know, what ended up happening was just one thing failed, and then it kind of was like just a you know, boom, like uh uh domino effect.
	So that's what ended up happening.
	I'm gonna make sure that we keep the spot super cold um for tonight's show to make sure that doesn't happen again.
	But that's what happened uh last on Wednesday, man.
	It wasn't, you know, well, maybe it was the Masad that attacked us too.
	I don't know.
	But that's what went down, right, guys.
	It wasn't necessarily anything defendant.
	It is a way to ultimately track his location and move.
	It wasn't really anything else.
	So that's really what went down with that.
	Um, but yeah, we're gonna redo that um tonight uh at 10 o'clock.
	So we'll have Destiny Zerka, Nick, and the whole squad in here.
	We told them that we would uh we told y'all that we would give you guys a another um another show, so we'll make it happen, right?
	We gotta stick by our word.
	Um, so yeah, let's see.
	Uh let's see what they have to say here.
	Again, why and W Melly is facing the death penalty if convicted of murdering his two friends in that car back in 2018.
	let's go back and listen more.
	Okay, yeah.
	So this I saw I was right.
	So this is a state publishing text conversation believed to be between defendant and his mother.
	Why are they doing this?
	Because like I said before, they're trying to establish that Melly was in fact the user of this phone and had uh possession of the phone when the murders were committed because the phone is what ties him to the murder guys.
	Okay, that's what's so important.
	I had the geolocation data.
	Um and the reason why I was a little confused, guys, you can see here there's a black hand showing these text messages.
	And from me watching the trial coverage early on, it was a Caucasian woman that was trying the case.
	Um, maybe she got a backup to help her, maybe this is an assistant, but that's why I was a little bit confused because before it was uh the the prosecutor herself that was like showing the stuff.
	So when I saw these black hands, I was like, well, hold on.
	And I know Melly's defense team, uh, he has an African-American woman on the team, so I wasn't sure if that was her.
	So that's why I had a little bit of confusion.
	But then I saw they were showing that these text messages, I was like, no, no, no way.
	It's got to be the prosecution because this does not help him.
	Um, but yeah, and then uh here, I'll hit some of these chats real quick.
	Um Light goes, I love you, Myron.
	We'll forever be in your YouTube shorts.
	Thanks.
	Bugs care uh Kara goes.
	Did you guys find out what happened to the power on Monday?
	Uh yeah, basically, like I said, the the place was a little warm.
	And uh, yeah, just a power outage, guys.
	That's what ended up happening.
	Obviously, not all the power went out, but the the main thing that went out was the lights and the switcher.
	So when the lights in the switcher went out, that's why the cameras went out, but the audio was still going.
	Um Zay Worst goes, question, where does money from donos go on FNF?
	Uh well, it goes to us, and you know, as you guys know, we invest that money back in, man.
	Um, it's not cheap to you know, have everything running.
	You know, obviously we got a team behind us.
	Uh, a lot of people that you guys don't see that are off camera helping out behind the scenes.
	Um to equipment, maintenance, everything else like that.
	You know, we damn near run a TV production level uh production production level podcast, guys.
	You know, it's um, you know, it's not cheap to run it.
	So that's what pretty much goes into it, you know, because you gotta remember we have a whole YouTube team, then we got a TikTok team, then we got uh, you know uh TikTokslash like Facebook and Instagram and all the other stuff.
	Fresh me and Fres don't manage any of that.
	The only social media that we actually do, um, we manage our own personal Instagrams, obviously, and then um I do the Twitter, right?
	Because uh yeah, I say some offensive stuff and people get mad, but you know, it is what it is.
	But yeah, I just I'm just on Twitter.
	I think we're like shadow ban on Twitter, bro.
	By the way, like when I tweet, like it doesn't get that much reach.
	Um, unless like I get retweeted by somebody else, like we don't we no one sees our shit.
	So it is what it is.
	Chat Claire goes, share 304, damn.
	Yeah, long ho goes, sucks.
	You stopped overwatch.
	We would all love to see your McCree my gameplay, Myron.
	Long ho, you might be in for a treat, my friend.
	You might be in For a treat.
	I'm going through my phone right now, and I got some old gameplay here.
	If I got ones in the chat, I'll put it, uh, I'll play a clip for y'all.
	All right.
	If I get ones in the chat, if y'all want me want to see that, I don't know if you guys play Overwatch like that, though.
	So I'm not gonna lie.
	But uh, let me know if I get ones in the chat.
	Uh, we got here grind star, okay.
	Uh, he goes, Oh, okay, yeah, it looks like we got some ones.
	All right.
	Um, glad you're back on this case, Marn.
	These law and crime people are silly.
	Yeah, they don't know that the the case all the way, man.
	I'll keep it a thousand.
	Uh, but you know, it is what it is.
	Why do you think the black man he wants to see Melly go free?
	I mean, I think that's pretty self-explanatory.
	I mean, he's black, so they want him out, you know.
	I mean, he's a musician, he's an artist, so you know, they want him to go free.
	But at the end of the day, when you look at the evidence, I mean, it's really tough to come to another conclusion, other than he he's the shooter guys, you know what I mean?
	It's very difficult to look at the evidence, um, though it's circumstantial in nature, like I said before, and I'll say it again.
	Whenever you take you know, one piece of circumstantial evidence, it's weak.
	But when you take multiple pieces of circumstantial evidence and put them line by line together, it paints a picture, and that picture typically leads you to one logically sound conclusion.
	The subject either did it or didn't do it, but nine out of ten times they did do it.
	Bernie Wolf, 102k live viewers in the live stream is evidence that despite the suppression by them boys, there is an audience for the JQ talks.
	Yo, I gotta give you a Don Demoncophone because I ain't gonna lie to y'all, bro.
	I've been getting messages from people.
	Stop the geopolitic talk, stop talking about JQ.
	Aren't you guys a dating podcast?
	Why are you guys going into these topics?
	Why do you guys talk about Russia Ukraine?
	Why do you guys talk about this?
	Blah blah blah blah blah.
	And the reason why, guys, is because if you want to continue to evolve and grow, right and become the best, you need to be able to be diversified.
	And if we sit here and talk about chicks all day, well, that's gonna mean we're a very limited podcast that deals with just one topic.
	And I'll be honest with y'all, bro.
	We've covered women for how long now?
	Like, bro, I mean, if you don't know female nature at this point and how women move in the modern day dating plays, I don't know what to say.
	Like, it's out there, you know.
	And you guys have seen a bunch of copycat podcasts trying to do what we're trying to do, right?
	And my thing is they can imitate, but they'll never be able to replicate.
	Why?
	Because we're not just gonna bring on bimbos and talk to them, we're gonna bring on interesting people that have different viewpoints that other people are scared to bring on because they say a lot of things that are factual, right?
	Hate them or love him, go look at the stuff that Nick was talking about.
	You can go ahead and Google all this stuff that he was mentioning, the clean break memo, etc.
	All of the stuff that he said was pretty historically sound.
	Okay, when it comes to this debate, no one can really you debate someone like him or a Ryan Dawson or anything else like that, they got the truth on their side.
	You could be as mad as you want, you could call them whatever you want, right?
	You can be uh uh an awful person, right?
	In your eyes, but that doesn't mean if they say one plus one, it isn't true.
	So that's what it comes down to.
	So I look at it like this.
	We're really if I'm gonna keep it all the way 1000 with y'all, we're the only major podcast with a million plus subscribers that are not scared to platform people that are canceled.
	I said it, like, yeah, we're the only ones, you know.
	We brought you guys Andrew Tate before, right?
	We brought y'all Tommy Sada Mayor, we brought y'all Fuentes, we brought y'all Ryan Dawson.
	You know what I mean?
	Like, to me, it's not all about clout or whatever.
	If the guys speak facts and they make good content, we're bringing them on, you know.
	And here's the thing too.
	I'm happy to have conversations with people that might not agree with us, like these, you know, super pro-black people, whatever.
	We invited Dr. Umar Johnson, he ain't want to do it.
	So what do you like?
	You know, we can only send the invite, and if they say no, it's no, it is what it is.
	But y'all can't sit there and get mad at me and be like, oh, well, you only bring on these far right conservatives.
	Well, when you bring in when you ask the libs if they want to come in, they don't want to come.
	They they typically don't want to debate these topics because the problem with far left arguments a lot Of the times is they appeal to feelings, guys.
	They don't appeal to logic, reason, and fact.
	They almost always appeal to the feels.
	You understand?
	So whenever you put someone that's a super woke leftist, they typically don't want to debate these topics.
	Why do y'all think Hassan Piker's been running for me for two years?
	Like, come on.
	Keep it a thousand.
	Like he he doesn't want to debate.
	He first he says, Oh, uh, first, him and H3 say they want to debate me.
	I'm like, cool, let's do it.
	Then what do they do?
	Oh, uh, if we're gonna do it in person, you need to wear a mask.
	Uh you want us to wear a like do y'all have your vaccines?
	We need vaccine cards, all this other BS.
	Now that that's their first excuse.
	Then I'm like, all right, let's do it.
	Let's figure it out.
	Oh, silence, right?
	And I showed y'all the DMs that they ran from the debate after they challenged me.
	Then Assan, oh, well, fresh a fit is irrelevant like that.
	So uh, you know, I'm not gonna debate them, bro.
	We get more we have more subscribers and get more viewers than you.
	Like, what are you talking about?
	You know, so these guys typically don't want to debate because when uh most of the time when you make liberal leftist arguments, you have to make them from the perception of feelings, and the problem with feelings is facts don't care about your feelings, you know, and your moral sensitivity.
	So, yeah, man.
	I mean, like I said before, uh we're we're we're not scared to have certain discussions that other big platforms would never have, bro.
	And and look, look, I'm not gonna say, like, I'm not gonna, you know, talk smack on these other platforms and say, like, oh yeah, they'll never do it, they're scared, blah, blah, blah.
	Like, obviously, they got they want to protect their reputation, they want to protect their channel.
	I get it.
	But I think there's ways to navigate it in a way where you can do both.
	Obviously, it's something that we're experimenting with, but um, I think these conversations are important.
	I I really genuinely do.
	And when you pull peel back the layer, I've always had an interest in geopolitics, guys, right?
	Um, you know, I've always had an interest in world history, all that stuff.
	I've always enjoyed that stuff.
	I don't really watch regular television.
	If I do watch stuff, it's educational in nature because I'm always trying to improve.
	I really pride myself on trying to be an inquisitive individual and always learning and becoming better.
	And um, I typically don't watch moronic content.
	So um having these types of discussions are really enjoyable to me.
	And I'm like, hey, maybe we can have them on a pot and see what happens.
	You guys have really started to like it, so I'm like, cool, let's do it.
	I I think it's way better than bringing on retarded rappers, right?
	That smell like pot and don't give good discussions, quite frankly.
	And yeah, like I'm I'm trying to just I'm trying to give y'all diversified content that makes you better.
	And here's the other thing too.
	You need to know geopolitics to make good moves in the world and know how the world really works and understand um the markets because I really started taking uh an interest, especially once I started getting my money up, knowing how the world really works.
	It's very important for you to know this stuff as you get your money up, guys.
	And then you also have to know you know what news is good, what news isn't good, what the mainstream media lies are, what the main what um because the mainstream media does sprinkle truths in there, not all of it is a lie, but you need to be able to exercise critical thinking skills and know what the hell is really going on.
	That's why I bring people on like Scott Ritter, right?
	Who really knows what's going on with the Russia-Ukraine war, who actually inspected, right?
	Uh the um the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction and concluded back in like 1998, 1999 that Iraq, in fact, did not have any weapons of mass destruction, you know what I mean.
	He was a um he was a weapons inspector.
	So these are the kind of conversations that I like.
	I think that you guys really enjoy them.
	Um, you know, if you guys don't, obviously, you know, I always read the comment sections and see if the guess was good or bad.
	Um, a lot of y'all were like, Oh, Scott Ritter, he did this and that.
	But you know, after y'all saw the podcast, you're like, God damn, this shit was good.
	And then, you know, I I won't even address the stuff that he's been alleged the allegations against him.
	Go to go to his stuff.
	He's already explained that I odd nazium, guys.
	Um, what it is, and I'm just focused on getting y'all the content, not the drama.
	But um, yeah, you know, other than that, guys, do me a favor, like the video, man.
	We're trying to really become the best male seven improvement podcasts and a big part about being a man who's on the path to self-improving is being an inquisitive man and understanding how the world works, being informed, knowing what the hell is going on, um, and knowing uh being a diversified individual that's capable of having discussions and many different aspects.
	You want to be the guy Where you could sit down on a date with a chick and talk about Jeffrey Dahmer, then go ahead and switch and talk about you know geopolitics.
	You could talk about making money, you could talk about your life experiences from traveling.
	You could talk about your friends, you could talk about party, you could talk about um, you know, interesting things.
	Like you want to be an interesting individual, and the only way you're gonna become an interesting individual is by being inquisitive, right?
	You have to be an interesting person first, right?
	Which being means you being inquisitive, you're gonna go ahead and absorb this knowledge, it's gonna just make you a better man all around, more well-rounded.
	You can go ahead and chop it up with the boys and talk um, you know, geopolitics or money on this angle, then you could come in and hang out with a girl and talk about serial killers or whatever the hell with her because women love that shit, and you just want to be that guy where you can sit in a room or you could put anybody in front of you and generate a conversation.
	I'm telling y'all, man, it's a life skill, and you're only gonna get that life skill from being inquisitive and diversifying yourself and having conversations with people that are experts in certain things that you might not.
	You guys might not have the opportunity to have these conversations with people, but don't worry, we're gonna have those conversations for y'all, and you guys can watch it live, send your super chats, interact with these people.
	What other podcast give y'all that?
	Dom Demon go.
	You know, I really am coming for all these podcasts.
	I'm coming.
	Like, yo, we are going to take over.
	No other big platform is as interactive as we are with our audience live.
	Okay, we're the only ones doing it live, actually interacting with y'all, and you guys are involved in the fucking show.
	And I really do love that shit, and I want to make sure that we continue to give you guys the best content, give you guys diversified content.
	All these people can go ahead and imitate and bring a bunch of girls on their panel and have stupid ass conversations that are mindless or whatever, not challenge the chicks and be boring.
	They could go ahead and try to copy us, but they will never be able to keep up with us because we're always progressing, we're always uh advancing, we're always switching things up, war is different bringing in bringing in different guests.
	We're having conversations that everyone else is too pussy to have, you know, whether it's the JQ or American Israeli policy, all the stuff that no one wants to talk about.
	9-11, you know, we will have those conversations.
	We brought Ryan Dawson on and gave y'all a full-on explanation of what went down to September 11, 2001.
	Dumb the monk, go what you think anyone else on YouTube is is gonna give y'all that?
	Like, bro, we we gave y'all a good portion of it, and then hey, come on over to Rumble because we about to start to uh you know about them boys, and we talked about it, you know, and we have declassified documents that show it.
	So um, you know, I don't mean to get on a rant here.
	My thing is is that we just really want to make sure that we give you guys good content because I've gotten a bunch of um messages from people.
	Why are you guys going to geopolitics?
	Stick to the dating, blah blah blah.
	Nah, man, we want to give y'all a full experience, man.
	That's what we want to do.
	So anyway, uh so thank you so much, Burning Wolf.
	Thank you so much.
	I didn't mean to go on a rant there with you guys, but it's um, but I just had to give you guys your your flowers and tell you that thank you so much for the support.
	Uh where we at here, and then we got um one dollar from Dahomey.
	Cool.
	And uh we'll get back to this thing because I think we're a bit behind here.
	All right, let's see where they're let's refresh this thing.
	We're on page 75.
	Start with the first message I can't call anywhere.
	9807, send 1110, 2018, 36.
	All right, so they're still going through the text messages, and they got on the stand right now.
	It looks like David uh the detective Moretti, who is the lead investigator in this case.
	I'm not going from 9807, uh 1110, 2018 and 316 p.m.
	Go for me.
	The uh 9807, 1110, 2018 at 317 p.m. people out there.
	Uh phone number 6942, 69th, 1110, 2018.
	Uh at 317 p.m.
	Yes, they look at SAC 2.
	Same phone number, sent same date, 317, 29 p.m.
	I seen them, he did it.
	Same phone number, same date sent at 318, 27 p.m.
	You have to see shall publishing page 76.07.
	2018 at 807 p.m.
	I miss her, but I need it right.
	Phone number 6942 message sent on November 10, 2018 at 808 p.m.
	And you can say it this way, or I can take her home.
	Uh same phone number, same date, 808 33 p.m.
	i was going to get a room out west from 1807 11 10 2018 maybe 10 pm is that my cash out Phone number 6942 message sent November 10th, 2018 at 810 p.m.
	OMG, thank you.
	Same phone number, message sent November 11, 2018 at 926.
	Real quick, Darren Curtis, uh never heard y'all mention the Rockefellers or Rothschilds or Black Rock.
	I want to hear more.
	You need to go to our Rumble, bro.
	Like it you, you know, you need to go to our Rumble, my friend.
	all i'm going to say Publishing page 91 message uh from phone number 6942 message date November 19, 2018, 32740 p.m. answer your phone.
	I'm gonna end the publishing on page 91.
	publishing page 99 from 9807 Send uh 1217 2018 for 23 p.m.
	Yeah, I'm down here.
	Uh phone number 6942 message sent 1213, 2018 at 424 p.m.
	Okay, I need to get Brandon something to wear, and I had to pawn for 400.
	19807, 10, 12, 13, 2018 at 424 p.m.
	Why?
	What the fuck?
	Um 19807, 1213, 2018, 424 p.m.
	Why?
	Question mark, question mark, question mark.
	Um 9807, 1213, 2018, 424 p.m.
	And real quick, guys, this is our rumble right here.
	Cause I a lot of you guys like I know a lot of y'all know that we're on Rumble, but if y'all really want like the content content, you guys gotta come over to our Rumble, man.
	And this is it right here, man.
	Um, you know, you can see here that we're you know, we have all of our unfiltered stuff or whatever.
	So and I switched the titles up on Rumble because you know on Rumble, you could do whatever you want.
	So yeah, go check out our Rumble man.
	Um and uh yeah, it's lit over there.
	That's all I'm gonna say.
	Unedited, uncensored.
	We get into all the topics.
	If you guys really want to know what down went down on 9-11, uh, you know, we have all the full episodes there.
	If you guys really know what what Epstein was doing in the United States, um, we talk about that over there.
	It's amazing to me how no one talk and this is why I I hate this is what I dislike a little bit, right?
	When I see other people talk about Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein, okay.
	No one talks about what he really did, like what he was really involved in with you know with Israeli intelligence, all this other stuff.
	And we go into detail on that on our on our interview with Ryan Dawson.
	He's probably one of the best verse person people when it comes to researching Epstein.
	I mean, he had a bunch of information on Epstein back back in like the early 2000s before people even knew who this guy was.
	So um, and uh and unfortunately, right?
	We can't have these full-on conversations on YouTube, right?
	So we start on YouTube, give y'all some of the sauce, and we're like, all right, guys, gotta come over to Rumble now because we can't talk about this on YouTube, and you know, you guys come on over and you guys enjoy it over there.
	So um, you know, do me a favor, make a rumble account, go follow us over there, guys, because rumble is the future, man.
	At the end of the day, Rumble is the future.
	Um YouTube is getting more and more sensitive.
	And and it's only gonna get worse, guys.
	Censorship is only gonna get worse as the years progress because it's become as because people become more and more snowflaky, people become more and more sensitive.
	There ends up ending there's more and more genders, like people are going to go ahead and want censorship more and more, and that's just what it is, man.
	Like if so, if you guys want to be able to get like the full-on shows, you gotta go over to Rumble, man.
	That's just what it is.
	We'll always start on YouTube unless we got someone like super volatile, like you know, Nick, which we'll just have to do on a rumble all the way.
	But if you guys want that sauce, man, you know, you gotta come on over Rumble.
	It's the future, bro.
	Rice gum just signed.
	They got speed.
	They got um obviously Sneeko.
	Andrew Tate is on Rumble.
	So it is what it is.
	And uh just so y'all know, give y'all a quick update on um Andrew.
	He's doing well.
	Um guys, it's it's coming.
	Uh and you guys have been asking me about it all the time.
	Uh he he shouted us out on the Tucker Carlson interview.
	So Donna Marco to him for that one.
	Dumb the monko.
	Told him he didn't have to do that.
	You know what I mean?
	But uh, you know, hopefully that shuts up all the haters.
	Oh, yo, are you guys even friends?
	He's doing collabs with all these other people, and he's not even talking about you guys.
	Guys, I had a fucking white hood on my head making jokes on the ops, okay?
	Like on a Sneeko's dream.
	All right, we say crazy stuff on this podcast.
	I kick girls off the show and I tell them, get the F out.
	Get the fuck out of here.
	Okay.
	Like, we are crazy.
	I don't know if y'all get this yet, but we are one of the craziest podcasts on the internet.
	We are the only people that kick girls off of our show.
	Like, y'all not fathom that, okay.
	The Matrix is attacking the Tate brothers.
	You understand?
	They can't, like, they they have to be very conscious about optics, guys.
	And I'll be fucking damned if I have any involvement in one of my friends going to jail.
	If that means he can't associate with me, so fucking be it.
	I actually told him, like, bro, thank you.
	You didn't have to do that because I know how volatile our name is.
	I'm not the delusional, I'm aware.
	I talk to him behind the scenes.
	I don't need constant acknowledgement from him on other public things.
	We we fuck with him, man.
	It is what it's real.
	So my you know, that's a shut up the haters that were saying, Oh, he doesn't even fuck with y'all like that.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Guys, you gotta understand the man's fighting for his life.
	These people are trying to end him.
	Okay.
	Think about this for a second.
	They first they said it was human trafficking, then they said it was grape.
	Now, it took them months to charge him.
	They finally charged him.
	What did they charge him with?
	They charged him with using charm and charisma, not forcing the girls, the lover boy method using charm and charisma.
	I know.
	To entice girls to give him money from their TikToks.
	Yeah, yeah.
	That's what he's officially being charged with now.
	Using the lover boy method, not through force, but through charm to get girls money from their TikToks.
	I know, it's fucking ludicrous, but they're trying to end him for it.
	All right, guys.
	So I get it.
	Y'all want the podcast.
	It is what it is, it's gonna come.
	Promise you guys it's gonna come, but you have to be patient.
	You understand?
	We don't have the best optics.
	Fresh and fit is fucking crazy, guys.
	Right.
	We are fucking crazy.
	All right.
	So I'm okay with it.
	You know what I mean?
	I want my friends fucking free.
	Then we'll be good.
	All right, that's what it is, man.
	You know what I mean?
	Like uh some views, you know, is it it ain't worth it.
	It really isn't.
	And and I take accountability for not necessarily having the best image.
	All right, New York Post wrote an article on me uh like a month ago, guys.
	I think some of y'all probably uh seen it.
	Yeah, meet the new Andrew Tate, you know, Myron Gates, and uh this guy kicks girls off the show and blah blah blah.
	He might be worse.
	Like, you know, and the thing is too, and I've I've had private conversations with Andrew about this shit.
	I told him, like, bro, if you're banned, yeah, fuck, I'm done.
	I'm gone.
	I am gone.
	Gone, you know.
	I I I are arguably, I think that I've said and done more reckless stuff than him.
	I genuinely don't see anything wrong in what Andrew says.
	He's he's uh he's very well spoken, very articulate, and the only way that they were able to get him is by chopping up things that he said to put it out of context.
	But if you listen to what he says and context, it's pretty damn good.
	You can't really refute it.
	With me, well, you know, in the sign of comic relief, I do some crazy shit every now and then, maybe wearing some hats, a little bit of racism here, a little bit of sexism here, a little bit of jokes here, you know, offending a couple races here, offending a couple of races here.
	So yeah, with me, I'm done.
	If I ever reach that level of fame, woo, finito, it's a wrap.
	So you know what I mean?
	It is what it is.
	So, like with us, we kind of gotta, you know, we gotta be careful.
	We don't want to get too famous.
	Cause if we hit that limelight, you know, they're gonna be like, freshly fit, who are these guys?
	Cancel.
	You know, like we've always been on that line.
	You know what I mean?
	We'll say some crazy shit on Arab, like uh uh canceled.
	Are the lights still on?
	All right, no, let's keep going.
	You know what I mean?
	So um, so yeah, guys, uh I just wanted to give y'all that update.
	Like, it's it's coming, you know what I mean.
	Andrew's doing well, he's healthy.
	Um, you know, and we all know he's innocent, right?
	They they, you know, it was bullshit charges.
	One of the judges found uh that there's no need to detain them anymore.
	So hopefully, you know, he gets off this house arrest and he beasts this case, and you know, we could uh we could give y'all uh a podcast, uh, you know, unfiltered, right?
	And um, yeah, yeah, man.
	Uh so let's get back to the trial.
	Would you do that?
	i got money for you All right, looks like now they're probably they're gonna start asking the detective questions.
	This is the lead investigator here, uh, Detective Moretti guys.
	So the lead detective is pretty much the one that's in charge of running the investigation.
	He's writing reports, he's dealing directly with the prosecutor.
	He's in charge of gathering all the evidence and presenting the case.
	So this is the main guy that ran this case.
	This is the guy that is presenting the case against YonW Melly.
	see what happens
	So, Detective Morani, uh, going back to what's in evidence of state 64, the extraction of the 77273 9807 phone number.
	I'm going to show you what's been marked as Steve's in Tuffle Q for identification purposes.
	Thank you.
	I'll turn that down a bit so your guys' ears don't explode because obviously whoever their audio engineer for this trial is, he's a fucking retard.
	Thank you.
	Okay, looks like they're gonna do a sidebar real quick.
	All right, we'll keep playing it, and I'll just all right.
	I'll just hit the sound.
	So, yeah, guys, that's the updates of uh what's going on.
	Um, so Andrew's good.
	Massad didn't attack us.
	I'm still alive.
	We're crazy over here, fresh and fit.
	Uh, and I'll hit some of these chats.
	Let's see here.
	And I love y'all, man.
	I really do.
	Eh, Meierstein gains Heimer.
	laughs
	Oh, man.
	Martin, I'm 23, but watching for two years now, and I'm closing on my first property tomorrow.
	It's not a great house or even big, but it's my first step in investing.
	I use so much more.
	Thank you, bro.
	Donna Mark are you my friend for buying your first house at 23 years old?
	You are ahead of 99% of men of your age, my friend.
	Good job.
	Congratulations, dude.
	Welcome to the club.
	L J M B D5.
	I'm Muslim and support Nick all the way.
	The USA needs to go back to God Fear and Christian Nation.
	Zerka is not funny.
	Fair enough.
	And for all the people that say that Nick is like a is a crazy racist or some other stuff.
	I mean, bro, he's cool, all of us.
	Like, we're sitting there chopping it up.
	You got a Sudanese guy, you got a Haitian slash Asian, you got Zerka, who's our uh um Albanian, like we're all there talking, chopping the stuff.
	Like, is is he racist for saying like I don't believe in race mixing?
	I don't know.
	I mean, is he more racist than you know, people that say, oh, black men should be with black women?
	Is he more racist than your Asian parents that say, you know, marry Asian woman?
	You know, married Chinese woman, you know, married Japanese woman.
	Like, is he more racist than is he more racist than other people that say marry your own race?
	I mean, that's kind of been a cultural norm and socially accepted forever, you know.
	But why is it when a white guy says it, it's considered racist?
	I mean, all races practice you know, avoiding race mixing to some kind of degree.
	So, eh, it is what it is, man.
	Um, you know, I like I said, I respect anybody who's very religious or or takes the religion seriously because I know off a rep they're gonna have good moral character because if someone is religious, they have they it gives them a framework to work in to be a good person if they're religious most of the time.
	Bernie Wolf, if you spend your life chasing women, you will die tired.
	If you spend your life chasing excellence, your purpose, you die accomplished.
	Fair enough.
	Uh Chris is not here.
	Myron, I'm a 22-year-old truck driver, making a 70k in Fort Worth, planning on doing nothing uh for a couple of years and stacking money.
	Been listening to the pod since you were on rule zero.
	Thank you so much, bro.
	You're an OG if you've been watching that long.
	Uh, when are you gonna go get on Rogan's pod, not FNF?
	You specifically.
	I don't know, man.
	Um, I think what Rogan, you have to know people um and have like a uh uh a story.
	I I don't know.
	Um I'm not gonna sit here and like bash Rogan, right?
	Like I drew a lot of inspiration from Rogan.
	A lot of the equipment I got was inspired by him.
	The because the chairs that we you guys see us with, I got those because of him, the short sum seven Bs I got because of him, the microphones that we use.
	So um, I learned a lot from uh from Rogan, and I can't take anything away.
	My only thing is is that I wish he would um talk about certain taboo topics that no one else wants to talk about, like JQ, etc.
	Um, but I I've never seen him have uh a discussion about it, and and I get it, bro.
	I get it.
	It is literally cancelable.
	The ADL will come after you with a with a pitch for it, you know what I mean?
	So I get it, but uh, you know, I wish you know he's had all these other uncomfortable conversations with the vaccine, etc.
	It's like, you know, why not talk about that as well?
	You know, and here's the thing, you can host the debate.
	Have like I'm all about debates.
	Bring on a Ben Shapiro and bring on like someone like a Nick Fuentes or a Ryan Dawson, bring on uh you know, a Lex Friedman and uh and a Nick Fuentes or a Ryan Dawson or whatever, and have them debate on American foreign policy.
	Like, I'd love to see that.
	I don't need to be there, but let's have these tough discussions.
	So going to uh entry number 43 if you could be so kind as to meet the start time date and the end time.
	Okay, the start time was uh 1026, 2018, 12 uh 29.
	Okay, here we go.
	So guys, now here we're now we're into the good stuff.
	What they're doing right now, guys, is they're showing his phone on the day of the murder at the time and steps taken around the crime scene.
	They're about to hit him with the murder.
	All right, let's get into it.
	And the end time was 1026, 2018 and 1247.
	Uh does at that point the device record stats or movement?
	Yes, ma'am.
	And does it record a distance?
	Yes, ma'am.
	So continuing forward.
	October 26th, start time 257 a.m. to 304 a.m.
	The uh 1026, 2018 257.
	Uh, it started uh registry movement.
	Uh recorded five steps 124 meters.
	And the end time 10, 26, 2018 is 304.
	Number October 26, 2018.
	312, entry number 48.
	From the stat.
	That was the store time, and then the aim time was 1026, 2018.
	Uh 319, uh, which the device detected 38 steps.
	Traveling 28 meters.
	Going on to number 14.
	I'm sorry.
	The start time where the device detected movement.
	It was 1026, 2018 at 319 a.m.
	And I think the end time detected not the only expected movement.
	It was 1026, 2018 at 335 a.m.
	Detected 70 steps, running 33.34 meters.
	Going on to number 50.
	The start time was at 1026 2018 at 346 a.m.
	And the end time was 1026, 2018 at 402 a.m.
	The device detected and recorded 70 steps.
	And number 51.
	The uh this is the start time of the detection of movement was 1026, 2018 for 20 a.m.
	And the end time is 1026, 2018 and 448 a.m.
	Uh total of 1397 steps were detected.
	A total of 947 meters was reported.
	So detect and ready, we've talked a little bit about the Instagram.
	Did they have other social media platforms as well that you've reviewed?
	We reviewed uh Snapchat, Facebook, and still the social media accounts that you reviewed on this case.
	Did you look at other people's as well?
	And then it's looking at the sort of hedge path.
	Yes.
	And reviewing Mr. Hedgehack's Twitter account, you mentioned that you thought that was a photo at this point.
	Uh there was a uh photo.
	Uh it was an image of uh what would appear to be like cross art crosshairs from a graphical scope, and uh it said something in the nature of uh you know we aim it at you and this said dish track YMW belly, within any caption, uh it made reference to the Jeep.
	So we had a chance to review that I'll have to pull it up for your refreshment.
	Thank you.
	Um detector Moretti, in terms of the timing on that disk track that came out.
	How long after the on site is it?
	I believe the release date was gonna be uh November 2nd.
	And for the contents of that song, did you review those?
	No, ma'am.
	Was there any other evidence other than one song lyric that I David Hedge Path to Miramar on October 26th, 2018?
	Nothing else, ma'am.
	So we've already talked and started talking about the instagram records on.
	So I wanted to go ahead.
	All right, guys, I'm gonna explain what's going on here in a little bit, but I want this to play out, and yes, guys, this trial is live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida right now as we speak.
	1128 a.m.
	Eastern Standard Time on July 12th.
	Sounds of silence
	Hey guys, give me a quick favor while uh he's going through that.
	Can you guys like the video?
	Let's get to 1,000 uh likes on this thing.
	We only got 587.
	We've got 1000 y'all in here.
	Let's get the likes up, man.
	I'm doing a stream for y'all.
	No sleep, you know, morning time, not my time.
	I should normally be asleep around this time, so like the video, please.
	That's all asking.
	Shout out to F uh C3S25 for the two hours super chat, by the way, telling you all to like the video.
	Shout out to him.
	showing you it's going to be marked the state's quintuple in Yes, ma'am.
	Detective Martin are those.
	What are those?
	Those are the uh the messages uh that it was recovered in the uh the direct shares from the histogram uh download that we see from uh medical date.
	So those are accurately represent the direct shares involving the J King R N and the user one that we know.
	Yes, ma'am.
	Okay.
	Are those compiled someone previously sending evidence as states 110 the Instagram?
	Yes, ma'am.
	Is it edited or altered in any way?
	No, ma'am.
	Thank you.
	Your Honor, you accurately picked a portion of sample of birth and screen images.
	Yes, ma'am.
	Your Honor, at this time, let's take a question of the state in Tuchel M. Jack Cheney, I'm going to screen the same.
	Yes, ma'am.
	like the clips are so good, so you can get it.
	States from top of the end will be marked states 117.
	I'm starting to go into the living room at 170.
	So Detective Ronnie, I'm gonna go ahead and publish states 117.
	Um, specifically at the bottom of page one.
	Could you publish the username and display name of that particular message?
	The user username was j.kn.
	And the uh text was Jamel Demons, googly now, I like it.
	Yes, I'm supporting.
	I apologize to the course Jim Lemon's cooling down.
	I don't know if you 2018, 1024.
	Uh the time was finally what the UTC, uh, which would have been uh 101 a.m.
	Mr. Stern.
	Okay.
	So I want to go now.
	Um at the top of this page.
	Message is says what at 102428 is the text of the message.
	I told you so that we and those were from page 71,473 for council.
	Going to page number 75,935.
	Starting with the message in the middle of the page.
	October 26, 2018, 1058 UTC.
	What time is that in regular Eastern Standard Time on that date?
	Eastern Standard Time AM.
	And who is the author of that message?
	J. King R. And who is the recipient?
	Uh blind.
	What is the text attached to are you okay?
	Question mark.
	I'm here in Miami.
	Send me an address.
	I'm by the stadium.
	I'm a mess.
	And this is on the day of the murder, guys.
	So they're painting a picture here.
	Next message.
	And again, it's talking about the thread IDs.
	Are we still on the same thread ID?
	Indian 4182.
	If you could publish the next.
	Message.
	Uh October 26th.
	218, 1126.
	Which would be 726 a.m.
	It's just every time.
	The text.
	i'm sorry Alright, it looks yeah, they're doing a sidebar.
	And just so you guys know, a sidebar is when it's when the prosecution and the defense, the attorneys get together and they talk with the judge.
	So that's what they're doing right now.
	They probably have something that they want to.
	Hey, let's iron this out real quick.
	Um, and I'm not surprised, right?
	Like, this is like the equivalent to like calling a timeout in a sports game.
	Um, this is about to be some pretty damning evidence that you guys are uh about to see here.
	So that's um what's going on here.
	So while we wait for them to get their shit together, guys, please like the video.
	Let's get to 1000.
	Uh I'm gonna cover just cover this thing for y'all until uh lunchtime because they're probably gonna break around 12 or so for this uh case.
	Um, but yeah, anyway.
	Yeah, guys, I got hair.
	Yes, I know some of y'all are like, what the hell?
	Yes, guys, I have hair now.
	It's back pretty much.
	I'm like almost like not bald.
	It's been about one year since I did my my uh my transplant.
	Y'all can look at the the hair.
	I'll do a quick little 360 for y'all pause.
	Okay.
	So you guys can see here.
	Okay, the crown.
	Right, is pretty much almost back.
	You can barely see the the scar in the back.
	And um I think what I might troll the all the you know people that keep saying I'm not black, and I might just start brushing my hair and get my waves back.
	Fuck it.
	They know they keep saying I'm not black.
	If I wanted to, I might as well just you know put that pomade in that bitch and you know, or do the brushing method and just start brushing that thing and get my waves back.
	I had them spinning back in uh 2007.
	Them shits was it was pretty wavy, man, back in the day.
	I had them things going.
	So, you know, the only thing that I didn't like is you always gotta wear a do rag or a stocking cap.
	That shit was terrible.
	That was trash.
	That's what I didn't like.
	Um, but yeah, just to troll on all the people that say I'm a racist and say you're not even black.
	Actually, you know, since it apparently you're only black if you have certain hair texture, whatever.
	Like a lot of my critics say, look at him, he knows his hair isn't even curly.
	Correction, it's extremely curly, and if I was to push my hair up like this, it would be curly.
	If I let my hair grow, it would grow into an afro, guys.
	I actually got a pic of myself with an afro.
	Maybe I could show y'all one of my old ass pictures back in the day.
	Let me give y'all a treat while we wait for this bullshit here.
	And I'm and I'm trying to find that McCree clip too, because you guys wanted the video game a Cree clip.
	So let me let me find something here for y'all real fast.
	I'm going through the through the archives right now.
	Um, I'm going all the way back to like 2012 12.
	Let's see here.
	Let's see.
	I know I have one like when I let my hair get really fucking long.
	Let me hold on.
	I'm about to show y'all right now.
	Uh goddamn it, where is it?
	Have it here somewhere.
	Oh, here we go.
	There we go.
	Look at this.
	Y'all see this.
	This is a young Myron Gaines, man.
	What does that look like to y'all?
	That's me with an afro, god damn it.
	That is me with an afro.
	Oh, hold on, my bad.
	Y'all can't see what the hell I'm doing.
	Sorry.
	Sorry, bro.
	So sorry, sorry, I get myself stupid.
	This is me right here with an afro.
	Y'all see that?
	Y'all see that?
	It clear, Clear as day.
	Go ahead.
	I had the slave hair and everything.
	Y'all see that?
	Tell me I'm not black.
	God damn it.
	Tell me I am not black.
	Dumb the monk.
	Show that to all my haters on Twitter.
	You ain't black, Myron.
	You're straight.
	That was me led by shit.
	Girl, I remember I used to keep a pick in it, guys.
	That's how bad it was.
	I used to keep a pick in that.
	And you guys are probably wondering, yo, Myron, why are you so dark in this picture?
	Right?
	You can see I got a live strong case with that old ass iPhone.
	I know exactly where there's this was taken.
	Um at a barber shop in Boston back in 2020, June 6th, 2012.
	This picture is 11 years old.
	I took this picture, guys.
	So I don't want to hear anything about me being not black or any of this other bullshit.
	That was me.
	And the reason why I was so dark, guys, is because I was rowing at the time.
	I'll never forget.
	I was doing summer training, right?
	That summer, and I was in the city, and I was training every day out in the hot sun.
	So I got dark as hell.
	So um, but yeah, guys, that was me, man.
	Let me see if I can find an old ass pick of me with rowing with my pick in my hair.
	Uh y'all are getting the real old old Myron shit right here, man.
	Uh let's see.
	Damn, when you go through the camera, you find all these funny ass pictures.
	I got a bunch of shit in here that I can't show y'all that's like really fucked up.
	It's it's funny.
	It's like dark humor.
	You know.
	Uh, let's see.
	Yo, funny, funny shit, man.
	Funny, funny shit.
	All over this stuff.
	Um, nah, damn, I can't find it with me with a pick in my hair.
	But y'all get the picture.
	Uh let's see here.
	Oh, you know what?
	I owe you guys a video game clip.
	Let me read these chats real fast, and then I'll um go through it.
	Uh, where were we at?
	We were at people like Junior get their views from FB.
	Okay.
	Can we match the likes of yours?
	Yep, just shout out to you for FC.
	Gave my like.
	I appreciate the value all FNF related channels give.
	32 military, so earning is somewhat capped.
	What can I do to pull in more money for future investments?
	Um, Z price, I'll keep it a dozzle with you, bro.
	Um, unless you like promote heavy in the military, you're always gonna have money problems.
	Uh, so what I would say, uh, you know, unless you're like, you know, super um minimalist, what I would say is, bro, go ahead, go to your um commanding officer, tell them, hey, I want to go ahead and get outside employment.
	Make sure you fill out that outside employment paperwork, send it up through your chain of command, get it approved.
	Most of the time, they'll let you do it as long as it's not a conflict of interest, you're not doing anything crazy, and uh you'll be fine.
	But make sure you always make sure you do uh fill out outside employment paperwork when you're a government employee, guys.
	For all of you right now that are watching this show, if you are a U.S. government employee, I don't care if you are a janitor that works for you know uh the department of justice or some shit like that, or someone that is uh special agent working for the FBI, or if you're you know just a data analyst for the IRS, it doesn't matter what you are, the military, anything.
	If you are a government employee, hell, even some of y'all that are government contractors, depending on your clearance, you need to fill out outside employment paperwork, man.
	That will save you guys.
	I'm telling y'all, fill it out.
	Even if you're doing crypto investing on the side, you're training on the Stark Make or whatever, declare it, guys.
	Declare it.
	All right, because God forbid something happens where you get money from a side hustle or side business, and for some odd reason you got all this income that isn't really accounted for, like that can lead back to some issues because everyone in the government knows how much you make.
	The government salaries are all public information.
	Why do y'all think I'm so open with telling y'all when I was an agent, I made 120k?
	It's not cap.
	I can literally pull up GS scale right now for you guys, pull it up in the year 2020, show you guys the Miami locality pay, what GS level I was, and it will show that I was paid 120k pre.
	I can't cap on how much money I make.
	That's why government employees tend to be very open about how much they earn because it's public information.
	So, with that said, if you make more money than your job working for the government, that and that might raise some suspicions.
	You always want to fill out that outside employment paperwork.
	It will cover you, man.
	No matter how menial you think it is, just fill it, it will save you.
	Trust me.
	When I was going through my BS with the government, and they were like, yo, you got to shut your YouTube down, all the other stuff.
	I didn't have to worry about nothing because I already had outside employment paperwork on file, and they couldn't do shit to me besides tell me you need to turn the YouTube off.
	You know, but if I didn't have that stuff in place, it could have been bad.
	You know what I mean?
	So to all my government employees, please take that advice.
	Uh can't see your hair next camera.
	Yeah, sorry about that.
	Y'all saw it now.
	Slave hair, bro.
	Looking straight out the field.
	I know, man.
	I know.
	Hey, Mario, what's your thoughts on HSA?
	I have no clue.
	Uh, Martin is my nigga for life.
	I appreciate that.
	Money counter.
	And then Myron, could we do a meet and greet?
	I'm right next door.
	My girl's supposed to be on FNF tonight.
	Wait, what?
	You uh you y'all here in Miami?
	I'm over here thinking like wait, a next door, like the same building.
	Uh yeah, um shit.
	Hit up uh let me know which it's the I guess send a super chat with who your girl's gonna be or some shit like that, or uh yeah, I mean she's gonna be on the show anyway.
	So yeah, send it and then I'll and you can then I can or DM me or something.
	Uh let's see here.
	Uh the trial still hasn't gone.
	Yeah, back, guys.
	You can see here, it's still no sound, still doing a sound bar.
	Um but uh what else?
	There's something else I was gonna tell y'all.
	Oh, health savings account.
	Nah.
	This guy, yeah, put sending his girl to be hit on by a fresh and zerka.
	Now, when girls have boyfriends, guys, we typically stay away, especially if it's a dude that watches the show.
	Like, nah, that's just you know, that ain't cool.
	And and um uh a lot of times I've man, I see what y'all are doing.
	A lot of you guys, it's actually surprising.
	And we're getting to a point now where at least one to two girls on the panel, right?
	You know, was sent on the show by their boyfriend or a guy that they know that they're friends with, told them to go on.
	So I know what y'all are doing, bro.
	Y'all are kind of letting us do the heavy lifting and let them know how we really think, so you you know, she can come back home like you agree with them.
	And you could be like, Well, not everything.
	So you get that plausible deniability.
	Y'all ain't fooling me, man.
	You know, bitch.
	You ain't fooling me.
	I know what y'all doing.
	There's been a lot of you guys doing that shit recently, man.
	Oh man.
	And matter of fact, it's funny.
	Uh, there's a rapper, I ain't gonna say his name, right?
	But he purposely plays, he he messaged fresh about this shit.
	He purposely plays our podcast out loud when his girls in the house.
	So she knows that he knows, if you know what I'm saying.
	Like he literally plays that shit out loud.
	And if it is crazy because he plays at the craziest times when I'm like on a rant, he's fucking better with the ha ha ha.
	Like he plays it when I'm on a rant, and like the girl comes in and like, what are you watching?
	Oh my god, like you agree with him.
	Oh, well, you know, not everything, baby, but you know, they be spitting facts.
	Really?
	Okay, let me see what they gotta say.
	And then bam, the the they listen and they hear what I gotta say, and and you agree with him.
	Well, you know, he spits the facts, you know.
	Maybe you could work on his tone.
	You know, you know, he don't you know he don't give a fuck about the tone thing, but he's just saying that, you know, to not look like a bag.
	You know, he can work on it a little bit, but he he's big of facts, bro.
	Like, we all think like this.
	Really?
	Yeah, man.
	You know, yeah, y'all, y'all fucking up.
	Okay, and then like you know, it's like a month of her fighting with him or whatever, but then eventually she gets in line.
	A lot of y'all laughing the chat.
	Y'all know, you motherfuckers, you guys know that this is the conversation y'all be having with your girl.
	I know it.
	I'm not dumb.
	I know what y'all are doing.
	A lot of y'all the chat right now.
	Y'all do that shit.
	You guys put the shit loud, let her come in, start the conversation.
	Do you actually agree with this?
	Not all of it, but you know, you spit facts, though, you should listen.
	Next thing you know, yeah, you know, have multiple chicks.
	You know, if a girl, you know, understands this shit, she's a keeper.
	Yo, if you treat a girl, um, if a girl lets you do what you want to do, or you want to have multiple women and she stays by you, that's a go on, blah blah blah.
	Y'all play that part real loud.
	Uh you heard that?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Hey, I'll be getting to hers sometimes, you know.
	You know, yeah, I'd probably treat you better if let me fuck a couple of bitches.
	Uh, you know, but they have that conversation with their girl.
	I know I know what you sneaky fucks are doing, man.
	I know it.
	You I know it, man.
	You want me to do all the goddamn work.
	Gotcha, bitch.
	So yeah, but no, that's good, man.
	It's good.
	Uh uh, you know, I we began a surprise.
	I get a surprising amount of DMs from women like that or in relationships saying that I save the relationship.
	So, bro, that's really awesome, man.
	Mine, if you do need a text, can the Fed still pull it up?
	Yeah, absolutely, bro.
	Metadata, my friend.
	It's called metadata.
	We could pull everything from your phone using a cell bright.
	Uh, depending on how good the cellbrite is and the person that's using it.
	Um, so that they could absolutely pull your stuff.
	Why do you think they were able to get all this?
	All this data that came off Melly's phones, guys, is is a cell bright.
	Like, that's literally how they have all the steps and all this other crazy shit that y'all see.
	This all came from a device called the Cell Bright.
	A Cell Bright, guys, right, is a device that law enforcement typically has that connects to phones, computers, laptops, tablets, etc.
	And what it basically does is it extracts all the data from that device and then it puts it in a neat little like format so that you can like go through the text and you can look at the context and you can look at the pictures, blah, blah.
	And it's all there, and you get like what you call a cellbrite report, and you're able to like actually analyze it, right?
	If you're really high speed, you got a uh certified forensic agent, he does the attraction for you, and he goes through the data, you know.
	But you know, they're doing that for a bunch of their other people too.
	So, like I always use a treat the CFAs, we call them CFA certified forensic agent.
	Like, I would always make friends with those guys and get them involved in the case and uh you know, get them invested so they're interested in it too.
	And then they look, you know, they work a lot harder when they're like, All right, I'm invested in this case, I'm helping out, and they'll actually go through the the um the cell bright systematically, because that's what these guys do.
	It's actually like a really good.
	I mean, for all my law enforcement guys out there that if you guys want a job after law enforcement, I'm about to give y'all some game right now.
	Get ready.
	If you're a guy, right, and this is very nuanced information, but I'll give it out there for any of the cops that are watching this shit or investigators because I know there's probably a couple y'all in here.
	For anyone here that works in law enforcement, if you want to be able to guarantee yourself a gig after the job, some of the best industries to get it like the some of the best ways to do that segue out is being a certified forensic agent, being an uh like uh uh an accountant type agent that does financial cases,
	um, and uh uh being uh polygrapher, like these are really good things to get while you're in uh on the job because remember the agency pays for your training, the agency pays for your certified forensic agents uh agent training, they pay for your polygraphy training, they pay um for your financial edu uh training, financial education training.
	So if you have these skill sets when you're on the job as an agent, you're gonna you're gonna be able to easily segue into the private professional world and be able to make a lot of money because being able to put that on your resume.
	Hey, I was a certified forensic special agent for homeland or for FBI or Secret Service, whatever, you'll be able to go ahead and get into the tech industry like that, or you'll be able to get into like a financial company as compliance like that, and they pay way more.
	They pay like three times as much, especially if you're former law enforcement.
	Keep that in mind for all you guys.
	I'm the Monkko.
	I don't want to go.
	Private security is also um a really good field job field to get into after a law enforcement career.
	So yeah.
	Uh man, who's giving y'all more value?
	Watching Tate's interview with Tark uh with Tucker, saw him say they were just charging him with the TikTok girl stuff.
	How come mainstream articles keep still saying grape and trafficking?
	They can lie, they can uh just lie blatantly.
	Yeah, yeah, bro.
	I mean, yeah, you know, remember that's the original narrative of what he was charged with, and we all know now that that's not what it is.
	Now they're not like he's officially not charged with trafficking or grape.
	They're only charging him with this, like basically they're charging him with like organized crime, and him and his brother are a part of a criminal organization using the lover boy method to get girls to go on TikTok and make money for them, and they take the money, which is literally ludicrous.
	But you know what I mean?
	That's that's just what it is.
	Uh and yeah, they could definitely uh lie blatantly, guys.
	Because remember, that was the first story that was put out.
	It was probably uh on purpose to do that.
	Like they probably knew they were gonna charge them with this TikTok bullshit all along, but they're like, all right, let's use the worst charges to put them in the worst slice so that we could get the most media coverage.
	And they just took it hook line and sinker.
	You know, no one cares about the truth when a lie is far more entertaining.
	Never forget that, guys.
	That's a very wise quote.
	I think Rolo was the first one to tell me that.
	Shout out to Rolo.
	Um, no one will go ahead and tell the truth when the lie is more profitable.
	Uh so what else here?
	Her name is Haley.
	We are in next building.
	Okay, cool.
	Um, I'll do a meetup in Miami, bro, for sure.
	Um, but after the show, if you um uh if you're gonna be downstairs to pick her up, I'll meet you, bro.
	Shake your hand and we could chat a little bit.
	So um, so yeah, if you're gonna come like when um just come pick her up after the show and uh I'd be happy to meet you, shake your hand, everything else like that.
	You know, I love y'all.
	Uh 314 life.
	Martin, if you literally, oh yeah, no, I read that one.
	That's a Celbright.
	I think we're all caught up here with the chats.
	So that's kind of what it is, man.
	They can they can lie blatantly.
	And also, real quick for you, I'll give you guys a quick little reminder for some of you guys that didn't watch our Ryan Dawson episode.
	Um, this is probably one of the biggest things ever.
	When Andrew Tate was arrested on the 29th of December, guys.
	Guess what other story came out that no one cared to discuss?
	One of the people that were paying off the child victims that Epstein, you know, assaulted, bro.
	I'm just gonna keep it clean on YouTube.
	One of the um, as you guys know, Jeffrey Epstein was assaulting miners, right?
	A part of the reason why he was able to get away for so long is because he had like an accountant out there in the the Caribbean paying off each of these victims monthly.
	She was like paying out like 20, 30k monthly to like all these, you know, victims to keep them silent.
	So she finally got charged in uh down there in the Caribbean.
	The person, the woman that was doing this for Epstein, and that news never broke.
	And guess when that happened, that happened on December 29th.
	And the interesting thing is that think about um what could have happened.
	They got her, you know.
	So if you Google trafficking or grape or any of this stuff on December 29th, you ain't gonna see Epstein's aid getting in trouble.
	You're gonna see the Tate Brothers everywhere.
	So, I mean, I tell y'all all the time, coincidences almost never happen.
	But I find it very interesting that one of Epstein's fixer upper people gets charged the same exact day as the Tate Brothers for the same exact crimes, yet we know now for a fact that that's not even what they charge them with.
	That's just what was purported by the media.
	But when they actually, you know, hit him with the charge, they give them a BS lover boy method charge that doesn't even make sense.
	So it is what it is.
	I think also uh like another thing.
	If I'm gonna speculate and get into put on my tinfoil hat, I think another reason too is that they knew the whole time they were gonna charge him with that BS TikTok charge, but the media spun it as human trafficking and grape.
	So they're over there in Romania, like, you know what?
	We don't really need to um rock the boat here.
	Like, let's take our time and charge them because the charges that we're hitting them with aren't as serious as the ones from before.
	You know, we put them on house arrest for like a year, then seize a couple million from him, call it a day, said he did his time, done.
	We got him convicted, we got the money, we got what we wanted.
	Um, it is what it is, and that's it.
	I think they're more interested in Andrew's money and being able to say that they successfully prosecuted him than actually keeping him in jail.
	That's what I think they want to do.
	And they probably knew they were gonna charge them with that BS shit from the get-go, but they said, you know what?
	It's fine.
	Like, we'll it'll be less so our burden of uh proof isn't gonna be as high.
	So that's just my theory.
	I could be wrong.
	Just from the facts I have, that's my spectrum uh at this moment.
	Why centers it why senders issued satellite phones?
	Is there something there that we should be looking into to protect our own privacy?
	Um, well, if centers are issued satellite phones, it's probably because some of the communication that they um talk about, they want to be protected because whether you guys know it or not, whenever you sign like the terms and it's use in term agreement for like Instagram or Facebook or any of these like social media apps, you're willingly telling them you could collect information for my phone.
	That's why, like when you look at like when you search certain things on Google or you search certain things on your phone, like all of a sudden you'll notice that you start getting ads based around the stuff you just looked at.
	That's because they're able to farm your information to give you the best advertising.
	You know, TikTok does this.
	TikTok is probably one of the world most egregious apps that does this shit because they're collecting everything about you, which is why the U.S. is trying to ban them so much because we know that China's you know a spy type country.
	But I say all that to say that um satellite phones are more um protected for obvious reasons.
	So that's why they get a satellite phone, probably for communication.
	Because regular phones are just not safe for you the from anybody.
	Um let's see here.
	But I appreciate that.
	A good question, Altervoid.
	Let's see here.
	Do you think a degree in computer science is good for law enforcement from Chad Cleary?
	Um, yeah, yeah.
	I mean, it could work out.
	I would say I'd say um an accounting degree would be better, right?
	Especially if you want to be an investigator, but you know, computer science might help you out a bit, but you'll be able to get that training on the job.
	Watching Tate's interview with Tucker saw uh oh, okay.
	That was I read that one before.
	Just want to make sure I didn't miss any uh unapologetically opinionated.
	When are you gonna get on Rogan's pod?
	Not F oh no, I answered that one.
	Yeah, I told I told y'all Rogan is different.
	Anytime I'm watching something stupid, I turn it off because I hear your voice in my head saying mindless entertainment.
	Thank you for that.
	Yeah, bro.
	Yeah, like you all really have to limit, like you know, watching bullshit on you know TV and Netflix.
	Like, look, I'm not telling you guys not to watch a sitcom or watch some shit that you enjoy.
	That's fine, but you really gotta limit that shit.
	Like, you gotta, if you're if you're one of those people that likes to watch like these drama shows or whatever, I'm not judging you, but put it put it this way.
	Find a time slot during the week where you can kind of just watch that shit and then like get back to work, and then like you have a rule where it's like, okay, I don't even look at the TV unless it's this day at this time, and just kind of have that steadfast rule.
	I don't care if you got to throw your remote or lock it up and some shit where the timer only opens up uh set every seven days, so you can do it be on it because there's like devices for that.
	A lot of people use that for their phones, like they'll have a device where they put their phone in, lock it, and they can't open it until eight hours later.
	So there's a bunch of different ways you can you can do that.
	Uh G Day from Australia, shout out to Listerine Alcohol Free.
	Hilarious.
	I had to actually tell another chick that recently.
	Y'all would laugh.
	Uh Lee Van Halton was released from prison yesterday.
	I had no idea who she was before Sunday's show.
	Shout out to Fed it.
	Uh Leslie Van Houten.
	Uh, did we cover it?
	I don't know if I covered that person.
	But Nick is racist by being a filled with white supremacist Richard Spencer and groups like the Proud Boys.
	All right, listen, bro.
	You guys gotta understand that affiliation isn't really that strong.
	Like, yes, it's like a starting point, but to say that's like saying um my friend loves eating pizza, but I don't.
	But because I uh but because I hang out with him, now I'm a pizza lover too.
	Like that's kind of crazy, you know.
	Look, I'm technically I have an affiliation with Nick now because we've done podcasts together.
	Does that mean I'm a white supremacist too?
	Realistically speaking?
	No, we can disagree on some stuff, right?
	But I'm still affiliated with him.
	So, yeah.
	Uh and I never heard of the Proud Boys, but I mean, Nick has his own army, man, the Gripers.
	So, like, you don't he don't even need anybody else's thing like that.
	Uh and okay, we got here.
	Oh, United States Postal Inspection Service says recently applied for border patrol agent position with what uh West Palm Beach ever work for them with them while working at Edge site, yes, bro.
	Yes, I literally, yeah, because when you're on so this is how it works at on the border.
	Um, actually, you know what?
	Chat, if you guys want me to explain the border patrol and HSI relationship, give me a one.
	If y'all don't want me to, give me a two, and I'll move on to something else.
	But I want to make sure that everyone, because this one I'm about to, it's a little nuanced, and I want to make sure before I explain this shit that all you guys actually want it.
	If you guys don't, trust me, it's not gonna hurt my feelings.
	We can go back to the Bruce Rivers joint and cut cover that witness that uh saw Melly Um change clothes.
	All right, cool.
	So this is how it works, guys.
	Okay.
	Um think of the Department of Homeland Security as a police station.
	Okay, and I'm doing this so I can simplify so you guys can understand because the government can be extremely cumbersome and confusing with all the different agencies.
	So you got the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and then let's say I don't know, fucking the Department of Treasury, who cares?
	Fuck them, right?
	They're all loser anyway.
	Within this police department, there's different sections.
	You got patrol, you got detectives, you got special investigators, all this shit, right?
	Within a traditional police department.
	The Department of Homeland Security works very similar.
	Um, this is a crude way to explain it, but from a law enforcement perspective, it's kind of you'll understand what I mean here.
	So think of Border Patrol and U.S. Customs, the guys with the blue uniforms when you come into the country, and the guys with the green uniforms that are patrolling all the places that you should not be entering through the country.
	That's the easiest way to remember it.
	So blue uniforms means you're at a legal point of entry.
	Green uniform means why the hell did you just cross the Ronde Rio Grande River?
	You shouldn't be here, motherfucker.
	Go back to Mexico.
	Okay.
	Green means you shouldn't be here.
	Blue means you're coming in through a legal thing.
	That's the easiest way to explain it.
	Airports, bridges, etc.
	Blue.
	Random desert that you shouldn't be at.
	Green.
	Boom.
	Green uniform, guys, is border patrol.
	Blue uniform is customs and border protection office of special operations.
	Okay.
	Or um or OFO, sorry, Office of Field Operations, right?
	So with Border Patrol, right?
	And they're all and this little confusing.
	They're both like sister agencies.
	They're both under so department of homeland security is this.
	Um, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is this, and then underneath the U.S. border uh and customs protection umbrella is OF Office of Field Operations, and then U.S. Border Patrol.
	All right.
	So one more time DHS, CBP, CBP, OF OFO, US Border Patrol.
	Bam.
	Now, with border patrol, whenever Border Patrol catches people smuggling aliens or drugs or whatever across the border.
	Okay, I can get you more nuance, but I'm just gonna keep it bird's eye.
	Whenever people cat whenever border patrol catches people smoking, you know, being illegally smuggled across the border or drugs, whatever may be, they call HSI to come handle it.
	Same exact thing with OFO.
	If someone tries to smoke smuggle drugs into the country through the airport or through the bridges, etc.
	A legal point of entry.
	Remember, blue uniform is legal.
	They call HSI.
	So border patrol catches smugglers, or if customs catches smugglers, they call HSI.
	HSI is the equivalent to the Detective Bureau within the Department of Homeland Security.
	Okay, they're the biggest investigative agency in DHS.
	So when they call you, right?
	They catch a smuggler with 20 kilos of Coke.
	Hey, who's a duty agent?
	Uh, it's Myron Gaines.
	All right, hey, this is what I got.
	I got a guy here.
	We just caught him, you know, 10 minutes ago.
	Uh the truck is loaded.
	There's 30 kilos, there's 30 kilos here.
	Um, he's talking, or he's remaining sound, but we didn't say anything to him.
	We're waiting for you to get here because they can't talk to the guy without you present.
	All right.
	So you're like, all right, cool.
	Uh, I'll be there in an hour.
	Boom.
	You get dressed, you get in your car, you drive over to wherever the fuck they got the guy, right?
	You show up, you talk to the guy on scene.
	Yo, what's went, what went down?
	Give me the facts.
	Okay.
	He brings you over to the car, right?
	I'm paying a picture for y'all right now.
	So imagine all this.
	I'm paying a picture.
	You go up to the scene.
	Hey, this is what you know.
	You meet the guy that that called you that called the case in.
	Hey, let me show you what we got.
	He goes over to the vehicle, he shows you the trap compartments.
	These are the kilos of coke we got.
	You know, I tested it, it's 98% pure.
	When I grabbed him, he said, No, it wasn't me, it wasn't me.
	But you know, obviously we just put them in a room.
	Y'all can go ahead and talk to them because they don't want to impede the investigation.
	It's against their policy to talk to the defendant without HSI being there.
	And he's like, All right, anything you need for me.
	Now I'm good.
	I'm just gonna take my partner and there we're gonna interview.
	Uh so you go in there, you interview the guy.
	Read him his rights, blah, blah, blah.
	Hey, they caught you 20 kilos of coke.
	What do you want to do?
	You're gonna go either go to jail right now or you're gonna cooperate, and we can talk about something.
	Okay, I want to cooperate.
	Cool.
	Where are you supposed to take the drugs?
	Oh, I was gonna take um to San Antonio.
	All right, cool.
	Does the person um that you when did you leave?
	And how long has it been since you last spoke with him?
	Oh, I talked to him 20 minutes ago.
	All right, cool.
	We got to get in the car right now.
	Boom.
	We get in the, you know, I tell the CBP guy, yo, we're gonna pass this shit through.
	Let's get this shit cleaned up.
	We're gonna do a control delivery.
	Boom, right?
	So we start taking uh, we take all the drugs out the car, get it out, have the bad guy make a phone call to the dude.
	I'm over there with a recording device and all that.
	And mind you guys, this is stuff going on all you know, like light speed.
	I'm telling CBP, yo, get get rid of the drugs, get that car prepped back up.
	We're gonna hit the road.
	He's over here making a dirty call.
	I'm calling my management, telling him, yo, we're about to do a controlled delivery.
	I need 10 agents.
	Then on top of that, I call the U.S. attorney's office.
	Yo, uh, we're about to do a control delivery.
	Are y'all gonna prosecute?
	It's 20 kilos of coke, and we're trying to run up the mill.
	Yeah, cool.
	Run the operation.
	We'll be here when you're when you're ready.
	Bet.
	I get the 10 agents there.
	We're setting up.
	Dude's on the phone talking to the last guy he talked with.
	Oh, you know, I didn't Get caught.
	I'm still good.
	You know, I just had a flat tire, some bullshit.
	All right, cool.
	We get in the car.
	He gets in the car.
	We drive all the way up to San Antonio, right?
	Following him the whole way.
	We got an agent in the car with him.
	We get to San Antonio.
	He gets the call.
	Yo, drop the shit off over at this parking lot.
	Cool.
	And then walk out the car.
	He goes over there, drops it, leaves.
	Like he was instructed.
	We set up surveillance and surround that bitch.
	And we wait.
	10 guys, like let's say three guys come in and pick up the car because they think there's 20, 30 kilos in it, like they had talked before.
	Bam, we bust them, right?
	Identify all the people.
	We arrest all of them.
	Hey, where are these drugs supposed to go?
	Uh uh, well, if you don't tell us, you're gonna face a lot of time.
	Prosecutor already accepted the prosecution, blah, blah, blah.
	Uh, okay, we're gonna take it to this trap house.
	What's over at the trap house?
	We got a, you know, like there's a couple other guys there.
	We got some guns and some drugs, you know.
	Cool.
	Uh, we go, we go to that house that they told us about, write up a search warrant, blah, blah, blah.
	And you guys can see how it can easily you just go leafrog and leafrog and leaf frog in.
	That's why I was like, I want to make sure y'all really wanted to hear this before I tell the story.
	But that, my friend, to bring this all the way around for you, that's how HSI works with border patrol and customs and border protection.
	Give me ones in the chat, guys.
	If that made sense, and now you understand HSI's relationship with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, legal point of entry, and border patrol, where it's an illegal entry.
	The only difference between the OFO example and the border patrol example I just told you guys is that with border patrol, um, same exact situation.
	It's just that the person that got smuggled the shit in typically came in through a land border that wasn't a designated point of entry, right?
	Which is a legal term.
	So uh, so yeah, if any of you guys are still questioning that story, let me know.
	Um, I see so like I see mostly ones.
	I see like uh one three and one 1.5, I guess.
	So I guess some of y'all like it's a few, but I want to make sure everybody gets it.
	And uh guys, I'm drinking water.
	This is just a water gallon.
	It has like a little sleeve in it, so I can like put my keys and shit like that.
	But this is my gym one.
	So um, what was I gonna say?
	So, all right, most of y'all understood that.
	But yeah, USP IS.
	And guys, don't the Meli thing still has no sound by the way, FYI.
	Um, but that's how it um it goes with border patrol and U.S. Cups and Border Protection.
	We pretty much follow up when they catch a smuggler and we advance the case.
	Uh let's see here.
	We got here young Steve Lifestyle goes, I'm 18, I've been watching FNF, I'm working for myself, trying to be a concentrator and a photographer.
	I'm looking forward to working with you.
	Miami, hey man, keep chasing your great dreams, bro.
	You can absolutely do it.
	Uh, he don't love you.
	I have 30k saved up, living in Indiana, Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana.
	Duplex are a rare to come by.
	Uh, I convinced myself to go from AFHA to a conventional loan.
	Well, remember uh, yeah, they're almost the same.
	Getting uh going for three bedroom, two bass, is there a way I could cash flow for a single family home?
	All right.
	Um if you're gonna move into the house, then you're not gonna cash flow for obvious reasons because you're gonna have to pay that mortgage down unless you get roommates.
	So you have two options.
	You can either A, live in a single family home for a year, eat it, uh paying the mortgage, then after a year goes, you move out, get yourself another house and have a tenant come in and pay that mortgage off with a little bit of cash flow.
	Or you could just do it where you get a duplex or a triplex or a fourplex, because remember, you don't have to just get a duplex, you get a triplex or fourplex, get one of those, live in a unit with an FHA loan, and then have the other three tenants pay your rent off and sorry, your mortgage off, and you'll be good.
	So, two different ways to skin a cat man.
	Uh, but if you're gonna go the single family house route, unless you're gonna you plan to have um roommates, you're gonna have to eat it for a year and pay that mortgage.
	Uh that's why I'm such a big fan of um having more doors so that you can have more tenants to charge and you you're able to spread the financial burden across everybody.
	Uh and yeah, oh, and then as far as like yo, your border patrol position is West Palm Beach.
	I'll I oh let me also tell you this.
	I'm gonna keep it does with you.
	The likelihood that you're gonna get a border patrol spot in West Palm Beach is damn near, you ain't getting it.
	Like, what's gonna happen is they'll probably um do your like if you're in West Palm and you're applying for the process, they'll probably do all your application paperwork through the West Palm office, but they're not necessarily gonna send you there as your location duty location.
	The reason for that, guys, is like they call it like like a retirement spot.
	Anytime you have like a uh border patrol station office in like a place that's not explicitly on the border or like in a major city or like outside of the southwest border, those spots almost always go to senior guys, they never go to new guys.
	So more than likely what's gonna happen is if you get hired by a border patrol, they're gonna send your ass to Southwest border.
	I can pretty much guarantee that 99% of guys that make it through the border patrol academy always get sent to Southwest border and the Southwest border, keeping it outside with y'all sucks.
	There's nothing out there, you know.
	Nothing like you know what, give y'all perspective since we got some we got time today, cuz let me show you what it's like to work on the southwest border.
	Y'all want to have a little bit of fun?
	Check this out.
	We gotta have some fun.
	So here, right?
	You go um right, Google, you're gonna go like this was a town that was right next to the area I lived in uh when I was uh working Rio even have pictures of shit.
	This is a little rinky dink town, bro.
	Nothing out here.
	Look, it's so reeky think, like they don't even have pictures, yo!
	What the fuck, man?
	So as you can say, I mean that's pretty self-explanatory, you know, or like Presidio Texas, like uh like there's nothing there, bro.
	You know, like the Southwest border is nothing out there, and these are like their best pictures bam, three pictures.
	So that's what you can expect as far as like living on the southwest border, right?
	You know, everyone's Mexican.
	If you don't speak Spanish, you might feel ostracized.
	So just keep that in mind that you're gonna be on the southwest border, and it's not the equivalent to like living in like a developed big major city.
	All right.
	So um, what else here?
	Did you ever get in touch with Sammy the Bull?
	You know what?
	Good question, bro.
	Um, I was actually talking with Michael Francis like yesterday.
	I'm gonna ask him if he could put me in touch.
	Like, you know, you know what?
	Fuck it.
	I mean, this is how much I love y'all.
	No procrastinate.
	I'm gonna do that shit right now.
	Hey, Mike, can you put me in touch with Sammy the Bull?
	My supporters wanna see that podcast.
	Thanks.
	All right, cool.
	We'll see what happens.
	Got y'all, man.
	Uh so but yeah, that would be an interesting one.
	Thank you for reminding me for that, bro.
	What are the chances Melly is found guilty?
	Uh, very high, bro.
	Like, super high.
	Um, I I've spoken about this case ad nauseum.
	Um, but if you guys we got what, 1100 of you guys in here?
	So some of y'all might be new viewers.
	Um if you guys I had the Melly case file like document on my computer, but if you guys want me to give you a quick recap, um it's up to you.
	So one in the chat if you guys want me to give you guys a quick vergable recap, or two in the chat if you guys want me to actually pull up the document and read it.
	Because if I pull up the document, read it, it might take longer, and I don't want to put you out of sleep, but I could quickly summarize this.
	So give me one if you guys want me to quickly summarize it, like all the evidence, or two if y'all want me to actually pull up the document, we go through it.
	That's that's way more detailed than I did it last um last time I covered this.
	I read the actual document, and like people in the chat that thought he was innocent were like, oh shit.
	So it is pretty convincing when you read the doc, but I'll leave it up to you guys to see what y'all want.
	Uh let's see here.
	Damn, okay.
	I see mostly ones, but this one might need a poll because it looks like it's close.
	All right, give me one sec.
	I'm gonna make a poll for y'all right now.
	That way I can get a visual of what you guys want.
	Start a poll.
	Uh summary.
	Or boom.
	Questions up.
	Let me know what y'all want.
	I'm pulling up the complaint right now.
	See.
	All right, y'all.
	Okay, I see 66%.
	All right, I'll give it like a minute.
	I'll read the rest of these chats.
	Well, I applied to C BPO in Chicago too.
	Some of the uh same case there in terms of being sent elsewhere.
	No, if if you do C BPO, you're gonna have more wiggle room to go to like interior type places.
	Like they can send you to a major city airport, etc.
	So if you don't want to be on the border, um, definitely take C BPO, but keep but I'll tell you the guys this border patrol is way more fun than OFO.
	Way more fun.
	You're out running a gun and you're on the border, you're chasing people, like it's way more fun at border patrol, like customs is boring as fuck.
	Like you're gonna be standing most of the time just like checking passports.
	Um I see feds come in ahead of time and I flush the coke down the toilet.
	Can they charge me or am I a smart free man?
	Well, possession is nine cents of the law, right?
	So if they bust the door and they didn't actively see it with their own two eyes that you flushed the drugs, I mean, can they charge you with it?
	You know, not trying to, you know, uh encourage criminal behavior, but like if they don't see it, they can't charge you with it, right?
	Or if they don't know that they gotta look pull up the thing real quick and look in there, because maybe it didn't make it all the way through the plumbing, they can't charge you.
	But if they do see you do it, but they don't actually get the evidence, they can make an argument that uh they're gonna charge you with destruction evidence.
	Okay, so it looks like y'all want the summary.
	Cool.
	All right, here it goes, guys.
	October 26, 2018.
	Uh on that night, guys, YW Melly and uh the two victims, these guys right here.
	I'll show you guys.
	Thank you.
	Right.
	YW Melly and these two guys, this is uh uh Y W Bortland, uh I think this one's Sack Chaser, and then this is uh Juvie, right?
	So you guys saw the footage I showed y'all earlier.
	They get in the car and they drive off, right?
	And what ended up happening, guys, is fast forward a bit.
	This guy, Bortland, goes to the hospital in this car, blood's all over the place, and these two guys are dead, you know, dead from gunshot wounds, right?
	So he tells the police, yo, we were the victims of a drive-by shooting.
	Police are like, all right, cool.
	Where did the shooting happen?
	He says, Oh, it was like in this part, like near I Interstate 75, blah, blah, blah.
	I mean, is that's not important exactly where, but he tells them some story of where they get shot, right?
	So the police go out there, quarter off the area, and start looking for evidence.
	Lo and behold, no evidence is found.
	It's like, hmm, that's weird.
	So what they do is they get search warrants, right?
	And I'm simplifying this.
	There's more to it than that, but simplifying it so you guys kind of understand the story.
	So, like, that's kind of weird.
	So they get a search warrant for everyone's phone, right?
	That was around Melly that night, and they start to quickly figure out that the stories that all the other people gave that when they were asking uh because remember, they do their interviews like first round, assuming everyone is innocent and trying to get everyone's story, right?
	Once they don't get like a concise story that may make sense, because remember, since they're lying, this dude's story doesn't match up with the other people that they interviewed um that were also depicted in CT TV footage, right?
	dudes right here.
	Thank you.
	Right.
	These dudes.
	So the police go ask questions to all these dudes that come out, right?
	This is one that's gonna be one of the murder victims.
	He sits in the front seat.
	So all these dudes get interviewed, right?
	And they basically say, Yeah, we're at a music state.
	We were at um we're at a music studio, we're filming, blah, blah, blah, all this shit, right?
	But they can and but then they say that Melly got in this car, right?
	So when the police ask these questions, it doesn't add up.
	They follow Bortland's story that they got hit in a drive-by, and it doesn't add up.
	They go to the music studio.
	The when they went to the music studio, that's when they start to break the case wide open because they get this CCT footage right here that we should I'm showing you guys.
	And clear as day, what do we see, guys?
	We see YNW Melly, right?
	These are some more of the guys that were questioned.
	What do we see?
	Bye.
	Thank you.
	Hold on.
	We missed it.
	We missed it.
	Uh my bad guys.
	Okay, there's Melly right there, right?
	So you see him come out, and what does he do?
	He gets in the car right here, like I showed y'all, right?
	This directly conflicts with what all Melly's friends told them.
	Because they told them that Melly got in this car, but when the detectives see him actually get in this car, bam.
	The gloves are off.
	So now they they're like, okay, Melly got in the back seat, the bullet wounds look like they came from the other side, and they start piecing things together, right?
	So they're suspicious now.
	You got all of Melly's friends lying, say he went in the red car, false.
	You got Bortland saying they got shot in a drive by false, because when they went out there, they didn't see shell cases, broken glass, nothing.
	So what they do, they write a search warrant for Melly's phone.
	Lo and behold, they find out where Melly was on that night.
	They go right, and and when they found out where he was, they noticed that Melly had stopped in a certain location for a good amount of time.
	So the police are like, okay, that's suspicious.
	Wine W Bortland didn't tell us about this.
	This dude right here.
	He remembered he's the first one who went to police.
	This doesn't make sense.
	So they go out to that area that Melly's phone was at that none of Melly's friends wanted to admit to.
	What do they find?
	Broken glass, spent shell casings, and other stuff that is indicative of a shooting happened here, and there was broken shards of glass.
	How do they know that?
	They matched the broken shards of glass that were in the car, sorry, like that match with this car to the ones found at the scene, and they found that it was a match.
	Bam, bingo.
	They have effectively proven that car was actually at a location that no one told them to told them about that matched Melly's phone location data.
	All right.
	Give me one in the chat.
	This is making sense for y'all.
	This whole explanation.
	I want to make sure like I'm not losing any of you guys with the nuances and shit.
	Give me one if it makes sense.
	Just give me a two if it doesn't.
	Bam.
	Perfect.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	So I see most of y'all give me ones.
	All right.
	Sweet.
	Okay.
	So we continue.
	So the story don't match up.
	The phone data doesn't match up.
	Then they take it a step further.
	They ask all Melly's friends, where were you guys?
	They're like, oh, I dropped Melly off home.
	So they do sell location data on some of his friends.
	And they find out that they never went and dropped Melly off.
	They went directly to their house with no stops.
	Contrary to what they told the police.
	They said, Oh no, I stopped.
	I took Melly home, blah, blah, blah.
	Didn't match the records.
	So they now they know for a fact Melly was in that car, and the phone location data puts him in that car.
	Now, this is where shit gets crazy.
	Now that the police know where the shooting actually happened, they start searching the vehicle.
	They find the spent shellcasing where?
	Right here, where Melly was sitting in the floorboard.
	Here's the other part that's critical.
	That spent shell casing that they found in that back left part of the car, it matched the bullets that were found at the crime scene with the broken glass that they were also able to connect to the car.
	Now they're like, okay, the murder took place here.
	It's irrefutable.
	It did not occur on Interstate 75, like they claimed, right?
	So now they've debunked Not just Bortland, but all of Melly's friends that have lied, right?
	Then they take it a step further.
	They subpoena Melly's like Snapchat, his Instagram, his communication, etc.
	And they realize that around the time of the shooting, Melly made a FaceTime call to his girlfriend.
	How do they know this?
	Because they saw that there was data usage for a FaceTime call at a certain time from looking at his phone.
	So basically, they were able to put him at the scene.
	They know he made a FaceTime call and he got picked up, right?
	Um then as far as that goes, now I know y'all are probably wondering, well, why?
	What what was the motive?
	Why would he kill them?
	Aren't those his best friends?
	Well, we find out is that YW had some kind of deal on table, uh, deal on the table where all of them were gonna make um like somewhere between 500 to a million dollars or some shit selling the brand, right?
	And his friends, these two guys were basically uh they were gonna get a cut because YNW is a corporation by all of them.
	So that's one of the motives, and then there's also rumors that this dude, Sack Chaser, had like disrespected Melly's mom.
	Remember that girl Jamie King that I showed y'all earlier that um had a kid young, just to refresh y'all memory.
	This girl, right?
	So there was rumors that um Melly was gonna owe the money, and that uh Sack Chaser, it wasn't friends with uh or that he was beefing with Melly's mom.
	So that's basic.
	Oh, and then the last thing, right?
	I'm just going over you know, majority of the evidence.
	The other thing is they noticed that when they looked at because remember, there were bullet holes on the right hand side of the vehicle, right?
	Right hand side.
	However, when they looked at the patterns of how the individuals got shot, it's pretty much they got shot inside the car and they know this because there was burn marks on the victims, which is create something called stipling.
	When you shoot someone, it creates a burn mark in their skin because it's discharging right on their face.
	So pause, pause.
	It the gun is discharging and releasing the powder on the on the victim's skin, right?
	So they know that the shots came from inside the car.
	Um, and it's contrary to what Bortland had told them where they got hit with the drive by shooting because where the bullets were, right, didn't match up because everyone's um wound patterns were from the left side of their body.
	So it wouldn't make sense that all the bullet holes would be on this side, right?
	Despite the fact that all their wounds were on their left side.
	So that means whoever shot them had to have shot them from the opposite side from which they're alleging the bullets came.
	It was just basically piss poor planning on the part of Melly and his guy, because they probably were in a panic after he shot them.
	So that is a summary of what went down.
	Give me guys a one in the chat, if that makes sense.
	Give me a two if you're confused.
	But that's the state's evidence.
	So they got phone location data, they got the surveillance footage, they could pretty much put him in the vehicle.
	Um, so that's why the case, and there's more piece of evidence than that, but that's just me kind of giving y'all a bird's eye view.
	Now, after hearing that, I'm going to ask you guys this.
	Thank you.
	I'm uh I'm gonna do a poll right now.
	I'm do another poll.
	Do you guys think Melly is guilty or innocent?
	Thank you.
	All right, let's see what y'all say, and when we do that, let me go back.
	I think the YNW Melly trial's back, finally.
	Oh, okay, they had a lunch break.
	And so to that end, his defense counsel did for you.
	And I don't think they're too worried about it.
	All right, this is their summary.
	Worried about uh the jury hearing about these details.
	The prosecution knows exactly what they're doing.
	Part of the reason why they're introducing this evidence, and real quick, guys, because I'm always working on making my articulation skills and summarizing cases better.
	Did that story help you understand the evidence much more efficiently?
	Give me a one in the chat that like gave you guys a good picture of what's really going on.
	Give me ones in the chat.
	If it doesn't give me a two, like be Brutally honest.
	Like if you're confused as fuck from what I just said, give me a two in the chat.
	Because that's something that I always be trying to work on, summarizing my points better.
	All right, perfect.
	Perfect.
	Remember, you can be honest, guys.
	I'm looking.
	All right.
	So, like one or two twos.
	All right.
	Particularly the volume of evidence and reference to the disrespectful tone that demons took with his mother, is to establish, even if by inference, things about his character, and also to paint him more broadly in a bad light.
	And so to that end, his defense counsel did precisely what they should have done in this moment to move for a mistrial, if that motion is defeated to at least establish for the record that this is an error that could be appealed later.
	And all and just signal in a broader sentence that this is prejudicial evidence.
	It's irrelevant to the case in chief.
	It's not drawing a line between the facts and the defendant's behavior.
	And so with that said the prosecution knows what they're doing.
	They're trying to establish as much of a perception of them as it's possible as someone who of low standing character and lacking in moral moral turpitude as a hopeful inference if the helpful inference that they can use later.
	Prosecution, you sneaky people, you know what you're doing there.
	Um all right, let's take a break.
	Uh, we're gonna hopefully get Terry Austin on to talk a little bit more about what she's seeing in that courtroom.
	So stay with us here on Long Crime.
	We'll be right back right after that.
	About words that were being used, some derogatory words between the two of them.
	By Melly, but as you know, I mean, arguments do happen.
	The judge immediately denied the motion, and Mark Moretti got back on the stand and continued to read the message.
	I'm Anginette Levy.
	All right, plan it from here, just so we can pull the understanding of full context.
	And welcome to law and crime.
	We are taking your questions during the lunch break and the why we are in day 14 of the state's case.
	And they've been hearing all day, all morning, again, from lead detective Mark Moretti.
	Uh, just to bring you up to speed in case you haven't been following the case closely.
	Uh, Jamel Demonds is YNW Melly.
	He's 24 years old and faces two counts of first degree murder and the possibility of the death penalty for the shooting deaths of his two friends back in 2018.
	Uh, his co-defendant, Cortland.
	88% of you guys thought Melly was guilty.
	So, hey man, for the 11% of you guys that still think he's innocent, you know, it is what it is.
	I mean, the evidence is pretty strong, though, guys.
	Henry claims that Chris Thomas Jr. and Anthony Williams were killed in a drive-by shooting.
	But the state says the evidence shows the fatal shots were fired from the back seat, and that Melly did it.
	We have a great panel to take all of your questions today.
	With us is Terry Austin.
	She is down at the Broward County Courthouse in Florida covering the case.
	Also with us is Linda Kenny Botton, a defense attorney and host here at Law and Crime, and of course, Brian Buckmeyer is with us as well.
	He is a host here at Law and Crime and also a defense attorney.
	But Terry, let's start with you before we get to the questions.
	Uh, what's been going on in the courtroom this morning?
	Well, and Jeanette, this morning we started out with a motion by the defense to keep out some evidence that had to do with a gun.
	It was subsequent to the crime, and there was some discussion and some messages about buying a gun, and the judge actually agreed with the defense and said it's not relevant and it will stay out.
	The judge also added that he only allowed all of these messages to come in because he understands the prosecution wants to establish the ownership of the 9807 gun, and the prosecution is saying that that gun belonged to YNW Melly.
	And then we heard, as you said, Mark Moretti got back on.
	Well, that way, that doesn't make sense because they never find the murder victim.
	What was this woman talking about?
	Sorry, the murder weapon.
	Hold on.
	This doesn't make sense.
	Is YNW Melly's 24 years old and faces two counts of first or 28 Anthony Willow covering the case and a defense attorney with a motion by the well and Jeanette, this morning we started out with a motion by the defense to keep out some evidence that had to do with a gun.
	It was Subsequent to the crime, and there was some discussion and some messages about buying a gun, and the judge actually agreed with the defense and said it's not relevant and it will stay out.
	The judge also added that he only allowed Okay, that makes sense.
	Okay, so that because my head I'm like, why would they even who cares about a gun?
	All right.
	So just so y'all know, um, they never recovered the murder weapon in this case, right?
	So there's rumors that Melly and Fredo Bang came back and got rid of the gun after the shooting happened, like the next day.
	We don't know that for a fact.
	That's kind of something I heard through the grapevine.
	But um the reason why the judge said no, we're not gonna bring that in is because it's like it's suggestive, and they don't want that shit to come in and kind of like poison the jury.
	So okay, now it makes sense.
	All of these messages to come in because he understands the prosecution wants to establish the ownership of the 9807 gun, and the prosecution is saying that that gun belonged to YNW Melly.
	And then we heard, as you said, Mark Moretti got back on that stand and they began going through messages, and many of those messages were between Melly and his mother.
	Some of it was inflammatory, but a lot of it had to do with mom, I know I love you, and messages back and forth between the two of them talking about issues like why did you not tell me the show was canceled, people are talking that's what we went through earlier.
	So that's just what I speculated.
	Like they were showing those text messages, guys, to prove that Melly is the user of that phone, because that's the phone that they had used to track the story I had just told you with the Jeep and finding the glass and the bullish shell case, et cetera.
	So that phone actually led them to the real crime scene.
	Talking about your show was canceled.
	So to me, it sounded like typical mother and son discussions, and at the end of the day, you know, the defense actually wanted to keep it out.
	The motion for the mistrial was because of those inflammatory messages.
	And what David Howard argued was he's the attorney for the defense, one of the attorneys, and he was arguing that it was put in only to inflame that jury to make them upset about words that were being used, some derogatory words between the two of them by Melly.
	But as you know, I mean, arguments do happen.
	The judge immediately denied the motion, and Mark Moretti got back on the stand and continued to read the messages back and forth.
	So that was most of this morning, and I do expect when they come back this afternoon, we'll hear more of the same.
	And it's been very tedious, Terry.
	I mean, I was going through the testimony again last night, uh, and some of this is just it goes on and on.
	I mean, there are 75,000, if not more, pages of Instagram messages or a download from a phone.
	Um, and Melly was, you know, talking pr in pretty derogatory terms about his mom.
	He was calling her the B word at some points and talking with friends about her, said she sold her soul.
	Uh so I think he had a point, David Howard did.
	That I mean, he's literally slamming his mom, and he won said that it was basically taining every mom on the jury.
	Well, I think it was a great argument.
	I think it's an argument that the defense should have made, but for any mom out there who has a teenager or someone older than a teenager, once you have these grown children, they do say things.
	I think the bottom line as a mother I would take away, and I'm not sure how that jury is thinking about it, is they express love for each other at the end of the day.
	Yes, there are some derogatory language that's used.
	There's some, you know, accusations that are made, but I mean they're grown adults, and remember, Jamie, the mom is a little younger than most moms, so they're closer in age than most, and so I definitely think they have a very close connection and probably do speak to each other slightly differently than other moms and sons may speak to each other.
	But the motion was made, and I think it was on behalf of the defense, obviously something that had to be done, but I think the mothers on that jury are probably not too worried about it.
	That's interesting.
	Uh yeah, Jamie King was 14 when she had YNW Melly.
	So I saw that in the documentary that was produced uh by Melly's and uh the defense the prosecution actually played that documentary.
	Y'all want to know why?
	Here the prosecution played it.
	And it kind of it works in both ways, but this documentary, right?
	There is look at this.
	Four days after the completion of this film, MyanW Melly and his friends were the targets of a drive by shooting Miami, Florida.
	Wait, hold on.
	His own documentary put him at the location of the crime.
	This is a huge self-snitch.
	And the prosecution used this because they were trying to say Melly wasn't even there.
	So he basically shot himself in the foot, bro.
	This is a huge instance of fucking self-snitching, man.
	Crazy, crazy crazy.
	I told y'all, man, this case is wild.
	Where are we at here?
	About them.
	Let's get to the questions now and keep them coming.
	We've got some great ones coming in.
	Submit them on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, not from who.
	Also, when is the defense's chance to state their case and bring in their own own witnesses?
	So okay, so I'll read some of these chats real quick, guys.
	Jacob uh Dugan goes, the shots left uh uh triangle pattern and the clothes they had, so it was a glock.
	Why not why they not trying to find the weapon and not say what was used?
	Um, because the reason why, guys, is when it you want to be able to find the actual gun used, and the reason why is because when you shoot a gun, it creates um basically a fingerprint for that gun.
	Because uh every gun has a unique kind of pattern it leaves on bullets, which creates effectively a bullet fingerprint.
	So they need the actual murder weapon so that they can test it for ballistics and see if it matches.
	So having another gun, they have to have the actual murder weapon to match it.
	That makes sense.
	That's why.
	I make over 100k.
	I'm with this girl for about three years.
	I take care of her, so she was really good, but then a friend told sex is a sin, and now she completely changed.
	I kicked her out, but she don't want to leave because she's not working, have no else to go.
	What should I do?
	Um yeah, I mean, bro, at the end of the day, um, you can't negotiate desire if if she's over here, like putting, you know, her sinning all of a sudden over you.
	It is what it is, bro.
	Like, that's an L on her.
	Like, I mean, she might just be clean, you shouldn't have to pay for her making bad decisions in her past.
	Like, if she comes to God and she decides I don't want to hook up anymore, well, you know, you can come to freedom and decide to not support her anymore.
	Like, just like she has the free will to say, I don't want to sin anymore, I'm not gonna have premarital sex with you anymore.
	You can say, Cool, I am now effectively single, and I don't have to support you anymore.
	So it is what it is, bro.
	Don't feel ashamed for enforcing boundaries and letting her know that there's consequences.
	If she if she's gonna do that, you're under zero obligation to provide for her, bro.
	So don't let and here's the thing.
	Stay strong, Antonio.
	Stay strong because she's gonna try to shame you.
	She's gonna say you're a piece of shit, she's gonna say you're a jerk.
	She's gonna say all kinds of things to attack your masculinity because she knows that shaming is the game to get you to feel sorry for her.
	So don't fall for it, man.
	Don't fall for her.
	She switched up on you.
	You are now within your right to switch up on her.
	Sav have a nick on, he said Tate should be arrested and encourages followers to not work out.
	He is a net negative for RP Bozo, do your research.
	Number one, I never heard him say should be arrested because he actually, when I was on the stream with him yesterday, he said I'm a Tate fan.
	Uh, two, if he does encourage his followers to not work out, never heard it, but if he does, so what?
	I mean, like I said before, are me and Nick gonna agree on everything.
	No, I guess this is another one that we don't agree on.
	Um, and now as far as like you're saying he's negative for the RP.
	No, I think he's actually very good for the RP because you gotta remember, guys, there's guys like think of it this way.
	Us over here at Fresh at Fit, we bring y'all people that are red pill aware in their specific field.
	I'll explain what I mean.
	On our side, we're RP aware with women of finances, and if we're not aware of finances to maybe a certain niche, like maybe the stock market, we bring in another guy that knows more, and we talk to him.
	You can effectively say that he's the red pill of that industry because he's using tactics that other people don't necessarily know about to make money.
	So he's aware in that specific field.
	You know, you bring someone on like Fuentes, he's very good at what he does as far as like identifying Zionist presence in the American government that influences the American government to act against its own best interest.
	So there's people that have different expertises and different niches that you gotta respect.
	Just because he says, Oh, I don't agree with this, doesn't discount his qualifications for another topic that you guys can still listen to and get immense value.
	Damn, that was mouthful there, but pause.
	Now y'all know.
	Leslie Van Hoo was a former yes, Jared Choi.
	Shout out to you, bro.
	Um, and I actually just because you asked that.
	And Troy said something funny earlier.
	He said, if you can go to jail for being a lover boy, all of us are going to prison.
	Facts, bro.
	Basically, finessing a woman is gonna get you in jail.
	So check this out.
	Charles Manson, as you guys know, I covered the Charles Manson case on Sunday.
	And uh, long story short, Manson was behind like nine different murders or seven and nine different murders.
	And this woman, uh Leslie, right, who y'all are about to see right now, basically killed or was involved in the murder of a couple of them.
	They would basically go into people's houses, bro, and like violently kill them.
	Watch the uh Manson episode to see what I mean.
	But this is one of the people that were there, and she just got released after 53 years, bro.
	That shit is crazy.
	Same motherhousehold, can't make this shit up.
	Yeah, no, facts.
	So she literally just got released on pro, guys.
	18 hours ago.
	This just in breaking news, former Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten has been released from prison.
	Officials with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation say that Van Houten was quote released to parole supervision.
	This comes days after Governor Gavin Newsom said he would no longer fight her parole after a state appeals court ruled.
	These are those are the two people she was involved in killing.
	It was really bad, guys.
	Basically, Manson broke into the house, tied them both up, told all of his followers to go into the house.
	He got in the car, left, and then three of Manson's followers, a dude and two chicks, violently stabbed, shot, and killed um these two.
	And they um cut um they they stuck a fork in this guy, and literally in his chest.
	They carved the word war on his chest on his uh stomach or slash chest, and then they stuck the fork that they used to carve it on his body.
	So they violently killed these people, man.
	So it's really crazy that this chick is um finally out of prison after 53 years, but I don't even she should have stayed in there.
	Newsom.
	But California, Clown World said he would no longer fight her parole after a state appeals court ruled that she should be released.
	Matt Houghton has been in prison for 53 years in connection with a 1969.
	Bro, this nigga right here, man.
	What the fuck?
	50 years, she's 76, danger zone.
	Bro, she's beyond the danger zone, bro.
	This is this is fucking damn near ghost territory.
	She's in she in the last saga of her life, last chapter.
	She had been previously recommended for parole five times since 2016.
	But Newsom and former governor Jerry Brown rejected those recommendations.
	Van Howden's attorney says if she was taken to transitional housing.
	Crazy, bro.
	Yeah.
	So anyway, guys, um, I'm gonna cut it here.
	Uh, because I'm I gotta get some sleep before a fresh a fit episode.
	We we're gonna um cover the Jonah Hill thing, guys, later tonight, um, for 7 30.
	So thank you guys so much for tuning in.
	Uh, I wish we had been able to cover a little bit more ground here.
	Um, but they didn't, you know, they started late.
	Framing Austin Five Bucks, appreciate that, my friend.
	Let me make sure I didn't miss anything else.
	Yeah.
	Um, so yeah, I'll probably do this again tomorrow, guys.
	So stay tuned.
	And I love y'all guys.
	Let me now catch you with the new outro.
	Peace.
	I'm special agent with homeland press cases.
	Okay, guys, HS is what Fed Reacts covered.

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