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Sept. 25, 2024 - ParaNaughtica

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Bonus! Episode 91: Sean Diddy Combs and A Rollercoaster of News

CONTACT US: Email:        paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter:      @paranaughtica  Facebook:    The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket:  Website:  ⁠www.theindividuale.com⁠  Twitter:  @Individualethe Welcome to the show.We can’t shut up once we start, which can be both good and bad.But, what is good for you is that we talked about a lot of things, primarily, we discussed the situation with Sean John Combs. Here’s what we did. For the first hour we discussed a few things. The first was the United Nations Summit of the Future meeting to discuss global domination. Terrible humans. We got into the Hezbollah pager/walkie/talkie/radio/phone/solar panel energy units/etc. And after that, we went into the massive explosion that rocked somewhere in the Israel region. From there, I make mention of a police robot that rolled on top of suspect after pulling his pants down. And then Cricket brings up how Sony made a new game which virtually brought the entire gaming industry to its knees.There was also the situation in the unknown state of Montana, where Kamala Harris was removed from the online ballot. We talked about that, too. And then that took up the first hour. The second hour we discussed a lot of Sean John Puffy P. Diddy PD P Love, and we play a lot of clips from various important sources in regard to this ongoing case. This episode is action packed, full of gems, full of majestic and sparkly things. You don’t want to miss this one! ***If you’d like to help out with a donation and you’re currently listening on Spotify, you can simply scroll down on my page and you’ll see a button to help me out with either a one-time donation or you can set up a monthly recurring donation.  You can also go to the Facebook page where I have a link to Ko-Fi and Pay-Pal if you'd like to help out the show. I would greatly appreciate it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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	I want you to win!
	More than I've got maybe 6 hours, maybe 6 hours.
	I know.
	All she has to do is just lay down, close her eyes.
	She's out.
	Snoring hard.
	Mouth open.
	Just agape.
	No, I'm just kidding.
	I've never been able to quite do that.
	No, dude.
	As I get older, I get closer and closer.
	Sleeping is easier now.
	Sleeping is harder for me.
	I can't even take naps during the day.
	Like, if I start...
	I've tried, and I quit.
	I gave up.
	Because, like, anytime I'd try to nap and I'd almost go, I would just get this instant, like, shock through my body, and I would just jump.
	And it's scary.
	So I, like, stopped even trying to nap, because it's just...
	I don't know.
	What the hell is happening?
	Yeah, I've hit the point where I take a nap and sacrifice recreation and it feels like it's a worthy trade-off.
	Yeah, I think about recreation more than I actually do recreation.
	I do it in my head and I feel like I accomplished something.
	And then you're like, boy, that'd be a lot more tiring if I actually go out and do those things.
	If I actually went and did it.
	Yeah. Alright, hello everybody.
	Welcome to the show.
	This is the...
	I am here with Cricket.
	I am Coop.
	And we're just going to talk about some news and shit going on because there's just a lot of crazy shit.
	I think we're going to touch mostly on Combs in the second half of the show.
	The first half we'll just discuss other stuff.
	But just to start this off, as everyone probably knows, Sean P. Diddy, Puffy, John, Combs, whatever the hell you want to call him.
	He was arrested, like, what, two weeks ago now at this point?
	Like, what is today?
	The 22nd.
	Today is the 22nd.
	So yeah, he was arrested and indicted in the Southern District of New York on three counts, racketeering, conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
	He has pleaded not guilty, but does face up to life in prison if convicted.
	And this is like almost a spitting image of the R. Kelly case.
	What was his name?
	Do you remember his name?
	R. Kelly?
	Reginald? Is it Reginald?
	I was like, is that his first name?
	I don't think I ever knew.
	Yeah, it's something.
	It's long.
	I have it somewhere here.
	I don't know.
	But it's very similar to that case.
	And of course, R. Kelly, he's in prison right now, serving 30 years on racketeering and sex trafficking out of the Eastern District of Illinois.
	Where he was also convicted on child pornography and enticement of a minor.
	Kelly, he appealed his convictions, but yeah, he's in there.
	And he's in the same place as Sean Puffy Combs.
	Right? Most expensive music video ever.
	Piss on you cost him 30 years.
	But hey, Dave Chappelle got a great skit out of it.
	I love Dave Chappelle's fucking rendition.
	So good.
	So good.
	So yeah, a key distinction between the two cases is that R. Kelly, his victims were underage where Sean Puffy Combs hasn't been accused of doing anything with minors except for Justin Bieber.
	But he's not charged with anything relating to that at this point.
	It's possible that it will evolve into that though.
	Who knows?
	His attorneys saying that he's innocent.
	There are no victims.
	They were all willing participants.
	Of course.
	I mean, that's what your lawyer is going to do.
	Well, I mean, if you've got a good one anyway, it isn't like, here, let me just slip all our private text messages to the prosecution.
	But, you know, if you have a competent defense, yeah, they're going to say you didn't do anything.
	And coincidentally, some celebrities have been deleting their social medias and disappearing from the internet.
	Oh, yeah.
	Just happened to coincide with this.
	I heard somebody say that Pink was one of them, but I guess she nuked her social media way back in February, so that's not actually coinciding.
	But a couple of them that I've heard of now are Usher, Megan Fox, or two at least.
	Yeah, that's a big one.
	That's a big one.
	Megan Fox was just a day.
	Yeah, we'll see.
	We'll probably see more.
	Celebrities deleting their stuff, of course.
	Which is...
	If that doesn't raise some flags, I don't know what would.
	Why do you post incriminating stuff?
	Come on!
	Oh, what's her name?
	Chrissy Teigen?
	She will be deleting stuff.
	I don't know if she will.
	I don't think she cares.
	A lot of her most damning posts are permanently captured by the internet anyway.
	She's got some really nasty ones in that montage.
	Yeah, we talked about those last fucking episode.
	So, yeah.
	Even if she does nuke her social media, those will live on.
	Yeah. What's scary is that if she does nuke it, that means that there's more stuff like that that nobody ever found.
	Oh, yeah.
	You can only imagine and speculate on this stuff.
	I think the same prison that R. Kelly and P. Didier are in is also the same as Justine Maxwell.
	Or at least she was there for a moment.
	I think she was housed there for a little while.
	And then possibly moved.
	Is there like a celebrity's version of prison or something?
	Yeah, it's where they send the high profile...
	Celebrity people.
	Yeah. And they say the prison is infamous for being really bad and the conditions are horrible and this and that, which is like any prison you'll hear.
	Oh no.
	But I can guarantee you billionaires are going to be treated a little better.
	Yeah, I was about to say, I'll bet they have different prison guards who ignore their constant complaints and claims that they're in danger.
	Yeah. Just like every other prison.
	Yeah. Was that the same one that Epstein was in, or is that a different one?
	That was a different one.
	I forget which one that was.
	Because I was thinking he was housed somewhere else.
	Was Epstein in?
	Yeah, he was in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
	Alright, well at least if the camera malfunctions, it won't be the second time.
	Yeah. Okay, so yeah, P. Diddy is in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.
	Yeah, yeah, Ghislaine Maxwell was there, yeah.
	Yep, yep, yep.
	And they say it's infested with rats.
	I think all these people who are, like, trying to help him, these publishing, you know, Mir, Iristar, all these places are like, well, maybe not Iristar, but Mir, of course, they're like, they're saying these things, oh, the conditions are horrible, people were murdered, five people were murdered last year in that prison,
	it's infested with rats, it's not...
	What do you mean?
	Being bound and confined all day sounds like something he's pretty friggin' used to.
	Or maybe he's just used to being on the other side of it.
	Yeah. And apparently he liked to be the top.
	I don't know.
	Do you like to be a bottom?
	Who knows?
	Those are the real questions that may never get answered.
	All we know is that Justin Bieber does not want to discuss it.
	Justin Bieber does not want to discuss anything about P-Date.
	He's just like, I don't want to talk about it.
	I just want to focus on my life and my family.
	Because, of course, him and his wife, Haley, who is Baldwin.
	Actually, I think Alec Baldwin's daughter.
	So they have a baby together.
	So Alec Baldwin, everyone knows the videos that Alec Baldwin puts out.
	These really weird, cryptic little videos on, I don't know, Twitter or TikTok or something.
	And they're just really weird.
	Yeah, they are strange.
	I've only ever seen a couple of them and I don't know what they're about or anything.
	They're just odd.
	Yeah, he doesn't really say what they're about.
	He just says some weird shit that you're like, what does this mean?
	It's like he doesn't seem mad or excited.
	He seems like he's on drugs and drunk.
	It's like recitation is what it seems like.
	At least a couple of clips that I saw.
	Yeah. It reminded me of the story of the number stations where it's just a whole bunch of gibberish and stuff and you're supposed to interpret whatever the hell it means.
	Yeah, weren't the number stations for Russian spies or whatever spies?
	Yeah, it was supposed to be a spy communications cipher network or something, but if you actually listen in, it's gibberish because you don't have the cipher.
	It's just junk.
	Yeah. So it's kind of like that.
	Like you're listening to somebody speaking in code, but you don't have the cipher.
	So you're like, what is this?
	Yep. So anyway, Sean Puffy Combs, we know that his bail was denied twice now.
	And I don't think he'll have another one anytime soon.
	Another hearing?
	Well, his lawyers are probably going to file a motion.
	Because they were offering $50 million in bonds.
	So what is that, like $5 million in bail?
	Yeah, I mean, that's a lot of money to claim if he does run.
	Yeah. Yeah, because he's denied because the judge is like, no, you're a risk to the public.
	You're a risk to the public.
	Boom. And you're a risk of running away.
	Well, I mean, he is literally a flight risk.
	Like, most people couldn't just jump on a private, you know, unchartered jet and bounce.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So, he was also put on suicide watch, which is pretty typical.
	They'll do like a suicide watch just to observe a new inmate for a little while to see how they transition into that new life.
	And so, it's nothing crazy.
	It's not like he was in there like, oh, I'm trying to cut my wrist with the plastics.
	A spork or something, you know what I mean?
	He wasn't doing any of that.
	They just do this...
	What would have been funny is if he was telling people, I think they're going to suicide me, and they're like, you sound suicidal.
	Let's put you on watch.
	Yeah. They just misinterpreted what he said.
	His first meal...
	Okay, we'll just get into this first meal, and then we'll do some other news, and we'll jump back into this diddy shit.
	His first meal...
	As the New York Post reports, Diddy had Swedish meatballs as his first meal behind bars.
	They say he could have opted for a black bean burger but seemed to prefer the meatballs.
	He also had egg noodles, green beans, a garden salad, and a 16-ounce drink, which is a far cry from his usual 40-ounce drink.
	That sounds pretty good.
	It doesn't sound bad.
	Egg noodles, green beans, garden salad, 16-ounce drink.
	I wonder what he chose for his drink.
	Well, that's a far cry from the usual powdered eggs and powdered biscuits and powdered coffee.
	Gross. Alright, so yeah, they're saying the conditions are overflowing toilets, cockroach infestation, freezing temperatures, following a fire that disrupted the heating system on parts of the building.
	How is this place not shut down?
	Three out of five star commissary.
	Let's not forget that one.
	TripAdvisor gives it three stars.
	Would not recommend.
	Go wear less rats.
	The reviews are not good.
	Personal reviews.
	I mean, if both of these things are true at the same time, it says there's a real lack of priorities at this prison.
	If they're literally having rat infestations and toilet problems, but they're spending all their money on top-end food.
	Top-end food.
	Yeah, I feel like you could...
	Well, I mean, that sounds like a restaurant meal.
	I'm, like, listening to it.
	And I'm like, I don't eat that expensive of food.
	I don't make Swedish meatballs every day.
	Yeah, Swedish fucking meatballs.
	And a black bean burger?
	That sounds like the special that, like, uh...
	You know, mid-level bistro or something.
	Like, I have an option for those fucking veggie people.
	I mean, that's a really crazy thing.
	They have a vegan option.
	There are vegan options.
	The conditions are just horrible, but the food is top notch.
	The conditions are so bad that they only had one vegan option.
	It was basically like getting waterboarded the whole time I was eating it.
	It's like, there's a real contrast here.
	I feel like describing his first meal was really working against talking about all that inhumane stuff, because it kind of cast doubt on all of that, too.
	Yeah, all these horrible conditions, suicide watch, but he's eating well.
	I mean, yeah, everything else sucks for him.
	Which, since it's jail, even though he's probably not getting as bad an inhumane treatment as he would otherwise, it probably is still a pretty shitty place.
	It just kind of works against it that they're giving them this food.
	Totally. Totally.
	We just got an email here.
	It says, you guys need to do more Mad Libs during your shows.
	Great shows.
	Fuck off.
	What? Thank you.
	Thank you, Darkside1.
	Awesome. So yeah, let's do some Mad Libs then.
	We'll satisfy the people out there.
	What's this one?
	We'll do this one.
	TV celebrity magazine piece.
	Cricket. Give me an adjective.
	Adjective. Keep it in lines of what we're talking about during this show.
	So we got crazy rape allegations, P. Diddy in prison.
	I was going to say wasted.
	Because the first thing I thought of was the freak-offs.
	Yeah, keep the freak-offs in mind when you do these Mad Libs, alright?
	And I'm like, there's high and then there's wasted.
	There's, you know, like, high to the point where I'm enjoying this and then there's wasted to the point where it's like, I don't want to go on and somebody's pouring a beer bong down your throat and you're like, gross.
	Ugh, Steve-O, that video way back in the day, don't try this at home, and he drinks that old bong water.
	That's so gross.
	Oh, yeah, stuff like that.
	I have experienced those levels of challenges at parties and stuff.
	You did that shit?
	Wasted is not necessarily a safe idea.
	I never drank old bong water.
	I just did ridiculous shit for 30 small amounts of money.
	You know, there's like little bugs in there that fell in there and died.
	You know what you're drinking.
	Because that bong he drank out of, dude, was so gross.
	That was like months of no water changing.
	Yeah, I had a rule against potential disease-bearing stuff.
	Mine was just pain.
	I was like, I'm not going to do anything that's going to get me sick.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I can't afford the repercussions.
	But, you know...
	A few airsoft pellets to the forehead.
	Jesus! I was poor.
	You needed the money?
	It was worth it.
	Entertainment. Well, I didn't even really need it, but I just wanted it.
	Because you were wasted.
	It was the easiest way, and I barely felt it at the time, because I was wasted.
	I was more on the other end of daring people to do things.
	I was on that side of it.
	I never really did anything.
	I mean, I did a lot of crazy shit.
	I've almost died a thousand times.
	It's not good.
	Yeah. My stories are just pretty horrible.
	Yeah, I drew the line at disease and fear factor stuff.
	I was like, I ain't eating no bugs or fish.
	No, hell no.
	See, I would never do that shit, but I would jump off things, like, you know, jump off buildings into huge snowbanks and just, you know, jump from car to car down highways, that sort of shit, dude.
	Yeah, not fun.
	I'm so glad I don't drink anymore, dude.
	I'm sober from that for like, I don't know, eight years now or something.
	Hey, now, shock collar to the taint for five bucks is character building.
	Shock? College of the taint?
	Yeah, you also learn a valuable lesson.
	And that's it.
	You'll go down if you get shocked down there.
	This sounds like freak-off party shit.
	Yeah, our parties weren't much safer.
	There just was a lot less creepy initiation and sex going on, and a lot more pain and humiliation.
	And a lot less baby oil.
	Yeah, a lot less baby oil.
	We weren't all banging each other.
	We were just, you know, finding creative ways to get each other hurt.
	Oh, man.
	Well, let's get into this Summit of the Future.
	Well, because as you all know, the very brightest of future comes from the UN.
	You know, as long as you're in the underground.
	Yeah, so this is from the United Nations.
	New York 2024 Summit of the Future.
	What is this?
	Well, the power grab, obviously, but from what I was understanding, a lot of what they're trying to do, or trying to push through, are things that they failed to push through on the pandemic treaty that failed earlier this year.
	In particular, the coordinated response to large-scale shocks towards the end of that document sounds an awful lot exactly like the powers that they wanted to seize from that prior thing.
	And they've kept this really quiet.
	I literally just heard about this yesterday.
	I hadn't heard a thing about it before then, and it's happening today.
	They're passing it on, and they're literally saying it's adopted already, as if them signing it is a foregone conclusion, which I think is kind of laughable.
	It seems a bit delusional, especially when you think, like, yeah, I'm sure all the Arab nations are really going to want to sign on to gender equality.
	That's going to be a huge winner in the Middle East.
	Yeah, how would that work?
	Because the women are covered in their burqas, no voting, no driving, no going out in public without the man there.
	I mean, there are some crazy rules in some of those regions over there.
	Rules, I don't know, laws, I guess.
	But yeah, to do some gender equality over there, what would that take?
	It would be disastrous.
	I mean, I for one would love for them to get closer gender parity as a whole so that they stop covering their women up and everything.
	But I feel like forcing it through a global body is pretty much the absolute worst way to possibly do it.
	The way you fix this stuff is you change people's minds on the ground.
	You don't force them to do things.
	That just makes them more likely to fight against it.
	Just disastrous.
	Just disastrous.
	So this meeting was all day.
	There were links to live webcasts.
	You could watch it.
	They aired it live.
	That's pretty crazy.
	What are they talking about then?
	They didn't post up any of their data or anything until last minute because they didn't want anyone to really know what the plan was.
	They're talking about all kinds of things.
	They used the word sustainable 600 billion times.
	This, of course, is...
	Just listen to this sentence.
	It's so Orwellian.
	Because this is their action one.
	We will take bold, ambitious, accelerated, just, and transformative actions.
	My god, that is a lot of empty fucking adjectives.
	To implement the 2030 agenda, achieve the sustainable development goals, and leave no one behind.
	Wow. Yeah, as in, we're going to help you, and you're going to take it, and we're not taking no for an answer.
	That just doesn't sound very friendly at all.
	No. So let's see.
	We will close the sustainable development goals, financing gap, blah, blah, blah.
	Where's the one that, yeah, ending poverty?
	Oh, there's a gender equality one, and the empowerment of all women and girls.
	They're already pointing out people are objecting to many things on this, that in particular.
	Protect and promote culture and sport as integral components of sustainable development.
	Well, that seems really ironic for an agency that wants to destroy all cultural identities.
	Holy shit!
	I just opened up this document of...
	It's a list of organizations with special accreditation.
	Accreditation? This list is insane!
	Oh, this is like a 16-page...
	Oh my god!
	I mean, I believe it.
	They've got almost every single organization around the world behind this stuff.
	Oh, yeah.
	There's Action 54, the really bad one.
	We will strengthen the international response to complex global shocks.
	If you read further into that, it's essentially trying to take the same powers that they attempted to take through the WHO treaty and the whole, we get to declare an emergency anytime we want.
	Mm-hmm.
	They dress it up through all kinds of friendly-sounding words, but they're full of crap.
	We all know this.
	The Egyptian Food Bank, the Millennium Project, the new global order in Italy.
	This really demonstrates the degradation of culture.
	This document could have been two lines long.
	We take more power, you keep less.
	Part of it is being verbose just for the sake of making it a pain in the butt to read.
	I forgot to take mainstream agenda perspective in digital connectivity strategies.
	Use idpoll online.
	Wow, that was hard to say.
	Three words.
	This is just people trying to fill out an essay, essentially.
	It's like listening to Kamala Harris talking, except they are talking about horrible things instead of nothing.
	The Pact covers a broad range of themes, including peace and security, sustainable development, climate change, digital cooperation, human rights, gender, youth and future generations, and the transformation of global governance.
	It does not sound good.
	As in, we don't want any of those things except for the global governance at the end.
	We're going to protect those things by destroying them.
	The Summit of the Future aims to forge a new international consensus on how to deliver a better present.
	And safeguard the future.
	Seriously, if you put Kamala Harris dot dot in front of that, I would believe you were quoting Kamala Harris.
	Straight up.
	That is such an empty statement.
	It was literally, we're going to safeguard the future by doing things to safeguard the future.
	They said the same thing two different ways.
	And they put a meaningless nothing in the middle that defined nothing about what they were actually planning on doing.
	It's just open-ended bullshit so they can seize power.
	They got tired of those limitations of language.
	They were afraid if they actually specify stuff that they'll end up being screwed by their own words later.
	So they've got to keep it nice and open.
	The UN has no interest in saving our basic human rights and freedoms.
	They want to take all that away.
	They hide it behind this False narrative of peace and prosperity to restore the planet and protect human rights.
	We're not protecting any human rights.
	Look around the world.
	Look everywhere around the world and tell me that people's human rights are being safeguarded by the government.
	One of the saddest moments was finding out all the people who lectured you about the car were the people who were actually fucking up the planet.
	You realize that, oh yeah, you literally fund And support the biggest polluters on the planet while telling everyone else they need to get rid of shit.
	And you never say a word about that because you're getting paid.
	It's just so gross.
	So much of that stuff is just perverse incentives.
	Nobody really cares about it without having a paycheck.
	They sell us out just to make themselves richer.
	I hate them all, man.
	I fucking hate them all.
	What else do we have?
	All kinds of interesting things.
	What's up with the Hezbollah stuff?
	What's up with the beeper, pager, walkie-talkie explosions?
	What's going on there?
	Well, originally, they were making it out to be this amazing sci-fi story of exploding batteries, and then it ended up being a slightly less interesting espionage story of intercepting a shipment of pagers and walkie-talkies and,
	what was it, solar equipment or something?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Blowing a bunch of random stuff up.
	How was that even possible?
	How did they get all those devices knowing that they'd be in Hezbollah's hands?
	I think what it was...
	Well, part of it is if you target pagers and walkie-talkies, the vast majority of those people are going to be Hezbollah personnel.
	You froze.
	How about...
	Oh, trying to reconnect.
	You're freezing.
	Yeah, it says trying to reconnect.
	Okay, is it working now?
	Yeah, I can hear you.
	Alright, cool.
	Yeah, because...
	It's going to be mostly Hezbollah personnel because they are the primary users of things like pagers.
	There's still stuff like rural doctors and EMS still use pagers, for example.
	So there's always a risk you could get some of them.
	I guess the whole shipment was primarily intended for Hezbollah personnel that they intercepted.
	Although quite a few people pointed out that this really...
	Puts a chilling effect.
	It's effectively a self-imposed BDS program because they're essentially saying you can't trust us not to put explosive devices in your consumer products.
	What if they decide talking out against them warrants you one of these?
	And initially reports were saying it was cell phones too.
	I don't know if they ever confirmed any cell phones actually blew up, but that would actually be even worse because you're even less likely to establish if that's guaranteed to be, you know, an enemy combatant or something.
	And as quite a few people pointed out, you know, Hezbollah is actually like part of the government in Lebanon.
	So, you're also killing a lot of non-military civilian personnel, like pencil pushers and stuff, who really don't even have anything to do with the war effort.
	Just administrative crap.
	Oh, so check this out.
	Two firms based in Taiwan and Hungary were accused of manufacturing the pagers, but both of those companies and the government denies any involvement.
	The components are low-end integrated circuits and batteries.
	I can say with certainty they were not made in Taiwan, Economy Minister Kuo Zhuihui said.
	The company apparently makes walkie-talkies.
	Yeah, I think Mossad tried to pin the blame back on, or rather the 8200 division, because that's what this came from.
	They tried to pin the blame on the manufacturers, which, nah, it couldn't have been the manufacturers.
	But I think that was really just initial Hasbara, because they seem to have kind of backed off on that claim.
	That seemed to be one of those things that you just put out there because you know that the really gullible people will cite that without looking any further.
	And as long as you make that the primary thing, most people are just going to believe it.
	And so then, now these companies are suing, actually suing, you know, because they're not going to take this lying down.
	But it doesn't matter.
	The damage is already done.
	There's already this notion that these things were pre-made this way in a certain number of people's heads, and that reality is firmly crystallized.
	Yeah, I mean, apparently these devices were purchased by Hezbo about five months ago.
	Yeah. But where did they buy them from?
	Where's the chain of command of these devices?
	Where did they come from?
	Who did they purchase them from?
	Yeah, the story says they intercepted them, but who was shipping them?
	That let him be intercepted.
	That's the real question here because that wouldn't be the manufacturers doing.
	That would be whoever the courier service is or the international parcel service.
	Whoever the hell is distributing this stuff would have to be the one compromised because otherwise how do you get into the devices to replace them with this stuff?
	Yeah, like those had to be placed there in these specific devices by somebody, some group, some organization, some government and knowing that they would be in Because obviously Hezbollah has some sort of contract with whoever is supplying their electronics,
	right? They're like, okay, we trust you.
	We're going to get our stuff from you all the time.
	Exactly. That's how business works.
	And so, that's crazy.
	And if it's anything like the U.S., somebody's making lots of money on the back end off that deal.
	Oh, yeah.
	You know mercenaries.
	Probably Blackwater's involved.
	Or BlackRock, I mean.
	Some kind of finance corp.
	It's probably making big cash off of it.
	Because check this out, the Blackwater founder, he's like, this was a magnificent operation.
	Oh yeah, there.
	But warns that China could similarly disrupt the U.S. doing the same thing.
	Yeah, it's great, doesn't it?
	Doesn't it make you just feel oh so safe to think that if the government decides you're a dissident, they could just conveniently ship an explody phone?
	Yeah, Eric Prince is his name, the founder of Blackwater, former U.S. Navy SEAL.
	He's like, yeah, this is a great, it was a magnificent intelligence operation.
	It certainly took a lot of planning and a lot of discipline and a lot of innovation.
	And they had to be willing to fail trying.
	He added that he wished the CIA would have the gumption to try such a sophisticated operation with the amount of funding given to the intelligence community.
	So he's like, yeah, CIA, let's do this.
	Let's put bombs and cell phones and pagers and everything else electronic so we can...
	Blow people up when we want to.
	Yeah, and you know, Israel considers like Lebanon, Hezbollah, Hamas to be their enemies.
	Who does the CIA consider to be their enemies?
	Why, the American public, of course, so you know what he's really talking about.
	And that's incredibly fucked up.
	He also said this, quote, and I would say I'm jealous that the CIA doesn't try or accomplish things that...
	That bold for as much as we spend on the Intel community.
	So he's like, we're paying you so much money.
	Why aren't you doing this?
	I know.
	Why won't you convince everybody not to buy our products some more?
	We should be getting those kinds of results, he said.
	So, dude, this motherfucker, I hate that guy.
	Eric Prince.
	I mean, he's the founder of a really horrible mercenary organization.
	Yeah. I mean, it's a mercenary organization that's...
	Even bad as a mercenary organization, where the only reason they still exist is because they just keep renaming themselves.
	Otherwise, they'd be pretty much unemployable.
	Yeah, this article is saying the operations trail stretched across the globe from Taiwan to Budapest before the Pagers ended up in Lebanon.
	So this comes from MSN.
	Blackwater founder, Lodz, Magnificent Pager operation, but once China could similarly disrupt US.
	He said, Taiwanese pager, or this article says, Taiwanese pager firm Gold Apollo said its AR924 pager brand was licensed to a Hungarian-based company, BAC Consulting KFT.
	Gold Apollo said it was not involved in the production of the devices, which it says were manufactured and sold by BAC.
	Jesus. It's like, pictured here is Eric Prince riding a nuclear warhead down to the ground in Iran.
	A la Dr. Strangelove.
	Like, my god, like, what a warmonger.
	Total warmonger.
	I hate warmongers.
	I hate warmongers.
	God damn.
	This is like that meme, you know, all those Spider-Men standing in a circle pointing the finger saying it was him.
	Yep. It was Spider-Man.
	It's always Spider-Man.
	Oh man, he's even like offering suggestions.
	Rare earth minerals, integrated circuits, the guts of many of our appliances, even pharmaceuticals.
	Putting stuff in pharmaceuticals to blow us up.
	Oh my god, it's the exploding candy from Willy Wonka.
	Jesus. This is unreal, man.
	This is crazy shit.
	Apparently Hezbollah's leader was just killed.
	Two days ago, Ibrahim Akil Hezbollah, leader, who said the U.S. was behind the 1983 Marine attacks bombing that killed 241 Americans.
	Is that the Beirut bombing?
	No. That bombing was in the Lebanese capital on October 23rd, 1983.
	That's not the Beirut one, then.
	Nope. I mean, they're always blaming the IDF in Israel anytime something like this happens.
	I'm not really surprised that he blames them.
	I remember someone saying that the leader of Hezbollah was also the Iranian ambassadors.
	Because someone was complaining the Iranian ambassador got killed and then someone else pointed out those are actually the same people.
	I'm curious if that's true or not.
	Are they actually the same people?
	Yeah, and if it's not genocidal Israel, it's Iran.
	For everything.
	One of those two.
	One of those two.
	So, I mean, they're blaming Iran for the pager explosions.
	Somehow they got those explosive devices to Hezbollah.
	Wait, they're blaming Iran now?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Iran is being blamed.
	They're blaming Iran.
	That's why, like, they're at an all-out war right now.
	Hezbollah against Iran.
	Not Iran.
	Did I say Iran?
	I meant Iraq.
	Israel. Good God.
	I was like, wait, they're blaming their ally?
	That's a huge deal.
	No, I'm sorry.
	They're blaming Mossad.
	They're blaming the 8200 military intel division specifically.
	Or saying who carried out the attack.
	That's what I heard Scott Ritter was saying.
	They would have been the intel division that would have done it.
	So that's where the fingers are being pointed when they blame Israel.
	Yeah. Let's take a break.
	I need to take a piss really bad.
	Alright, go for it.
	Alright. Astro Bot is a great game.
	There needs to be more games that are all about gameplay.
	It is a good thing.
	Games are fun.
	And hey, they keep your reflexes up.
	Maybe games can teach you things, but usually not.
	And it's not really important that they teach you things.
	It's important that they be fun, because that's the point of recreation.
	If you're learning all the time, it's exhausting.
	See, I am just incapable of holding up dead air.
	I just can't.
	Like, if this was a two-hour stream of me talking, it would just be me staring at the camera after saying, hello, how are you doing?
	And then realizing there's no one there to respond and going, crap.
	Anyhow. I hear Concord's failure is actually $400 million, not $200 million.
	It's the biggest failure Sony's ever had.
	Well, so far.
	There's actually projects in the works that'll fail harder if they do.
	Sony? What'd Sony do?
	Oh, I was talking about Concord's failure actually leaking that it cost them $400 million.
	I guess they invested another $200 million into the project.
	Making it the biggest...
	Originally, I thought it was the biggest failure since the dig.
	Now I'd say it's probably the biggest failure since E.T. Yay!
	The movie's burning money.
	No, E.T. the game.
	It almost killed gaming entirely.
	Yeah, it was pretty much the first ever licensed tie-in game back in the Atari era.
	They released the game E.T. It was a big tie-in with the movie.
	They'd made tons of copies of it.
	Spent a ton of money buying cartridges.
	The game flopped massively because it sucked horribly.
	A terrible game.
	No fun.
	Atari had tons of good games.
	That was not one of them.
	Atari had invested so much money in it that it actually killed their company almost completely and they couldn't go on as a console maker.
	That's when Nintendo had to take over because E.T. was such a bad game that it almost killed gaming as an industry.
	Good God.
	That's how bad Concord is.
	That's what they're comparing it to.
	I guess the internal memos were We're saying it was going to be the Save the PlayStation brand.
	Yeah, they're in some shit now.
	Good God.
	Maybe they'll join Hezbollah or Israel and start blowing their fucking devices up.
	Well, they always did make great consumer electronics.
	Yeah, they did, man.
	Sony's got some good shit if you're a consumer.
	I mean, that's the whole reason their console was so great because they make great hardware and they used to make great software.
	It's sad.
	But Astro Bot was good.
	I will give them that.
	Awesome game.
	Did you see that new explosion?
	I can't say it sucked just because they're failing.
	Which one?
	What was this explosion that happened?
	Wait, what?
	In Israel?
	Was it?
	I was about to say there was an explosion where people were thinking it was a bunker buster possibly.
	Yeah, a tactical nuke.
	But then other people were saying it was a secondary explosion from a weapons depot getting ignited.
	So, looking at it, it doesn't necessarily look Mushroom Cloud-esque, but it's definitely a huge explosion.
	It looked more like a huge plume of conventional explosive to me.
	It didn't look like a nuke.
	But at the same time, it's like, am I an expert on explosions?
	Nah. I just played Fallout.
	Yeah. And I can't find video of it.
	What the hell?
	They might have pulled it down already.
	I saw it all over earlier, and then I went to...
	Open it, like, a few minutes ago, and all the sources were gone.
	Because it was in Israel, wasn't it?
	It was either in Israel or right along the border, like, really close by.
	Like, it was...
	Yeah, or I think it was a...
	Well, I think it was just over the border of Lebanon, like, on the demilitarized zone.
	So technically in Israel and Lebanon.
	Yeah, I can't even find it.
	Or whatever.
	It's in that buffer area, supposedly.
	I don't know.
	I'll have to go on...
	Twitter to fucking find this because that's probably the only place.
	Yeah, that's where I saw it initially.
	Those sources probably are still up.
	Oh, that's a huge bomb, dude.
	Alright, because I haven't really watched it watched it.
	But it's definitely not a mushroom bomb.
	I watched it one time.
	But the shockwave?
	Yeah, it didn't look like a new...
	That shockwave is nuts.
	It's like that Beirut bombing explosion.
	Oh, yeah, it's a...
	Which I suppose you could do with a large enough.
	It does look like there's a bunch of...
	You know when they do weapons?
	They stack old ammunition and stuff and blow it up.
	And you see stuff going off in the cloud of fire and smoke.
	Yeah, that was the claim.
	Because originally the claim that it was a nuke came from this account called Syrian Girl on there.
	Right, right, right, right.
	Which I wasn't 100% sure if it was true or not, so I wanted to look into it further.
	It didn't look like a nuke, so I was kind of doubting.
	No, because I'm watching it.
	Oh, there's another view of it.
	You see ammunition exploding in the fireball, so it looks like a weapons...
	I don't know what you call that.
	Yeah, this isn't quite the same thing as that thing earlier this year when they tried to claim it was a couple of tiny rockets, and you watch the video and it's this big-ass cruise missile, and they're like, see?
	Tiny rocket.
	Here we go.
	This looks pretty much definitely not a nuke.
	Check this out.
	Watch. This is a different view.
	See? That looks like ammunition exploding everywhere.
	Yeah, because there's a lot more black smoke.
	That's just a big explosion.
	You notice when you see nuclear explosions?
	That's definitely a cloud, though.
	Or a mushroom cloud.
	That is a mushroomy-looking cloud from that side.
	It looks a lot more like a nuclear explosion from that angle.
	Definitely does.
	The one I saw was from the other side of the hill.
	Probably from the Lebanese side.
	That's the big one that everyone was watching.
	I'm guessing this is the Israeli side, then?
	It would have been the other side of wherever this explosion went off.
	Call me naive, but...
	But if you're observing a nuclear explosion from that close, wouldn't you flash burn?
	I mean, that wouldn't just be a shockwave, it's also a thermal wave.
	What the hell?
	Look at that.
	That's a lot of ammunition going off.
	But that could be a tactical nuke right onto a weapons depot, is what I'm thinking.
	That could be.
	Well, in that case, then, that would be why there's so much unburnt.
	Because if you ever look at nuclear tests and stuff, they're a lot more clear.
	Like it's a lot whiter cloud.
	Because those darker clouds are an indication of unburnt fuel.
	You see that shockwave?
	That's not.
	Whereas if something's thoroughly burned, it actually burns like a clear color.
	That's what it looked like.
	See, that looks more like a nuke from that direction.
	This is a different explosion, but that's what it looked like, dude.
	That's crazy.
	They exploded about, I don't know, 50 meters or so, 20 meters above the ground.
	Yeah, that's an airburst explosion there.
	Did it say what kind of payload that was?
	Was that a nuke, or was that a bunker buster, maybe?
	JDAM MK.83GBU32?
	Airburst mode?
	He uses shrapnel, shockwave, and fireball.
	I could see that.
	It could have been a ground impact JDAM then.
	It does look like it.
	Those things produce a pretty darn big explosion.
	Fuck you, Blackrock.
	Then you fucking Raytheon.
	What's the other big weapons manufacturer?
	Northrop Grumman.
	Yeah, that one.
	Well, I mean, then there's the aviation ones, like Lockheed Martin and all that.
	Lockheed Martin, Boeing.
	Boeing, and yeah, then you get into aviation, because they all make missile shit.
	Dude, it's so nuts, man.
	I don't like that at all, dude.
	I don't like that at all.
	It's a pretty massive escalation.
	No good.
	Alright, well, let's move on from Hezbollah missiles.
	Well, we didn't really get to, like, so there were two different strikes, right?
	The first one killed like, what, 450 people, or 32 people injured, 450, and then the second one.
	Yeah, I was going to say it was 10 killed in the first one, like 4,000 injured or something.
	3,000 injured.
	Oh yeah, they had to keep downgrading it, but I wonder what they define as injured.
	And then there's a second attack and it killed 66 more people.
	Yeah, I think that attack had less injuries and more deaths because they focused it more on funerals and stuff where people were congregating together.
	Wow. And that's all just pagers and shit?
	Yeah, and now of course there's just a full-on...
	It's a war.
	It's literally a war over there.
	Yep. Well, once you cut off enemy comms, the only really available solution is just to go all out and attack, because that doesn't require that surgical strike coordination.
	You just say, go shoot things in this direction.
	It's pretty simple.
	Dude, the whole landscape is just...
	it's gone.
	They have just...
	Burned everything to the ground, dude.
	So bad.
	Oh yeah, it just gets flatter every time you look at it.
	So bad.
	So sad and bad, dude.
	Not for it.
	Not for it.
	I am not fucking for that.
	War is bad, and that's an especially bad war.
	The Israeli president, Isaac Herzog.
	He, of course, denied Israel's involvement in any of those walkie-talkie pager attacks.
	And he said he's not interested in being at war with Lebanon.
	Even though he is willingly at war with Lebanon.
	Yeah, I mean, didn't they just use...
	Didn't he just drop a big-ass strike while he was saying this?
	Yes. He's literally throwing bombs right now.
	Like, they've been flying bombs constantly the past 25 years.
	I mean, technically he's not lying.
	He doesn't want to be at war.
	He just wants to strike and have nothing happen to him.
	Wouldn't that be grand?
	Yeah, like big bankers.
	We don't want to rob you of money, but we're doing it.
	We don't want to do this.
	We don't want to do this.
	We're just required to do this.
	We're required to take your money.
	Alright, well we can move on.
	What's this thing?
	So there was a robot.
	There was a dude in Texas.
	He was wanted by the police.
	And he had barricaded himself in a hotel room in Texas.
	And there was a two hour standoff.
	The police ended up sending in a robot.
	To de-escalate the situation.
	And I'll share my screen with you so you can see this.
	The robot was going to shoot tear gas into the room to get the guy out.
	He comes out of the door because the robot broke the window and they were like focused on the window.
	The guy comes out of the door with a sheet and he throws the sheet over the robot so they can't see the camera.
	They can't see anything going on.
	But they were still able to get the tear gas inside and the man falls out or he comes out of the window.
	Here we go.
	So he comes out of the window.
	Robot's trying to get the sheet off of its camera.
	It looks like it did.
	And it throws tear gas in.
	It holds the curtain open for the guy to come out.
	And then it runs him over.
	Look at that.
	It just parks right on top of him.
	Fucks him up.
	And then the cop...
	Johnny Five is a vigilante.
	It's so funny, dude.
	Let's watch this again.
	As much as I think it's bullshit, it's still kind of funny.
	Look at that, dude.
	That's not cool.
	So that guy's probably going to sue the sheriff department who sent that device.
	Yeah, he's getting dragged away on a stretcher.
	I mean, that probably did some damage to his back and stuff.
	Oh yeah, it was like spinning out on him.
	It pulls his pants down.
	He's like, what the fuck?
	And it runs him over.
	It's on his chest.
	He's on his back, pinned down on his back.
	And they run him over and spin out on his chest.
	It's not good.
	Nah, it's bad.
	But I can guarantee you're gonna see that clip did Benny Hill music over and over again just because of how ridiculous it was.
	Oh yeah, 100%.
	100%. But yeah, he's gonna sue and odds are good that he's probably gonna win.
	Yeah, that's a bit excessive.
	Yeah. Excessive, excessive.
	And there's been a lot of debate about police using robots to do their business, which I agree with.
	I think it's fucking bullshit.
	I mean, whatever.
	I mean, here's a real question.
	Is it considered a vehicle or a Leo?
	Because, well, you know, having a person lay on you to subdue you temporarily probably happens pretty frequently, but I think a lot of people would be pretty upset if they drove their car onto you.
	To stop you.
	And that's really a lot closer to what happened here.
	Yeah, you're using a vehicle as a weapon.
	Yeah, because that'd be a unit or a vehicle.
	What's the legal definition?
	What is that?
	Well, for the police, it's a real question.
	It's basically like a canister of tear gas or something non-lethal is what they think it is.
	You're running people over with it.
	Come on.
	I mean, it was non-lethal until you got creative.
	What the hell?
	There's probably a little bomb in there, too, that can self-detonate if it needs to.
	I can just see the guy driving it.
	Non-lethal my ass.
	I'll show you.
	I'll make it deadly.
	California Governor Gavin Newsom signs a new bill banning the use of plastic bags at grocery stores.
	I thought that was already a...
	I thought it was too.
	Or is that like no straws in airports or something?
	Well, I know he banned straws.
	I thought he already banned plastic bags.
	Maybe what it is is the legislature was pushing it through and now he's actually signing it.
	That would be my guess because, you know, legislation moves it like molasses.
	Especially really important things like banning plastic bags.
	Yeah, good luck with that.
	I mean...
	You look at the landscape over there.
	I mean, there are plastic bags everywhere.
	Oh my god, dude.
	That place is littered with plastic bags.
	And of course, you know, this is his focus while half the stores in that state at this point are locked down.
	I saw a video just this morning of CVS where everything in the place but protein bars was locked up.
	The candy section was locked down.
	The candy section.
	The candy section had a little summon attendant for help.
	I'm like, seriously?
	And then they had a single dispenser for candy where you could get one item out at a time.
	That way if they see somebody going nuts on it, they can just go stop them.
	Wow. That's crazy.
	Everything behind plate glass.
	Because, you know, if it's a...
	Because, you know, if they use real glass, they'll shatter it.
	Oh, yeah.
	But if it's that plastic, but if it's like that, well, it's actually, well, fiberglass, actually.
	Right. It's not real glass, either.
	Locking everything up.
	Yeah, I mean, that's just, it's really going to the point where you're going to have to show your digital ID to get shit.
	That's really what they're pushing here.
	Lock it up for the looters.
	Because who knows, man, 2024, the election's coming up in like 40 days.
	Trump says if he loses, he's not going to run again.
	Did you see that?
	I mean, I wouldn't blame him.
	He might say that now, but you know what?
	When the time comes, he'll probably do it again if he loses.
	Which I think they are going to prop Kamala up into the position.
	I really do.
	I really do.
	This is the time that they're going to push a female president.
	I mean, yeah.
	I mean, hey, she said she supports gun rights, and we all know that's malarkey.
	She's a hunter.
	Yeah. Her and Timmy Champon-Waltz are hunters.
	I wish she was a hunter.
	Then she would know that nobody uses an AR-15 for that because it's too small of a bullet.
	But, you know, technicalities.
	Technicalities, man.
	What do you think she uses to hunt?
	AR-15?
	Is that what she said she uses to hunt?
	AR-15?
	No, she wants to get rid of AR-15, so I doubt she'd ever say anything nice about them.
	I don't know if she ever specified what she uses to hunt.
	I'm guessing...
	Dude. A rifle?
	I'm hoping.
	I can't even picture her holding a goddamn rifle.
	Sighting something in?
	Yeah, right.
	Honestly, you never know what's true and what's false.
	I also heard some of her staffers blabbed and admitted, nah, she doesn't own any guns and she hates guns.
	That was just some crap that she said to...
	Of course.
	To ingratiate herself to people.
	Kind of like how she made the line about how if somebody broke in, she'd probably shoot him.
	And I'm thinking, yeah, because by the time they get through the 13th layer of security, they're going to be pretty much bleeding out on the ground.
	They're not exactly going to be hard to stop for you.
	You could shoot them with a spitball and they would die.
	Yeah, she's just...
	I hate that woman.
	I have a lot of hatred in this episode.
	Well, you know, I entirely support her right to defend herself from a violent intruder that attacks her because I support everyone's right to do that with whatever weapon is necessary to stop that intruder.
	So, you know, like, I'm not going to tell her she can't do it.
	I'm just saying it's hypocritical as hell to take it away from number one.
	100%. I mean, are we going to ban hammers?
	Who was a Nancy Pelosi's husband was doing that gay shit with that guy and called the cops on him and the guy attacked him with a hammer?
	I mean, clearly you just need to get...
	A restraining order on hammers for that location.
	Yeah, in this vicinity, no hammers are permitted.
	Yeah, you need a hammer-free zone.
	That's what you need, a hammer-free zone.
	Like the gun-free zone.
	Because then, you know, how could he have gotten that hammer in here?
	It should have been stopped by the force field sign.
	Yeah, where'd that hammer come from?
	Did he bring it with him as a gay escort to Nancy Pelosi's husband?
	I mean, that is a real question because...
	If he found it at the place, that would indicate that some kind of altercation happened and he just improvised a weapon.
	Whereas if you bring it from home, you're probably planning on using it on the guy and it's premeditated.
	That's a pretty major difference there.
	But then what about carrying a knife for just protection if something happens?
	Is that going to be premeditated when someone attacks you?
	I premeditated defending myself.
	That's true.
	I guess the real question is how feasible is it as a self-defense implement and all that, too?
	Like, for example, you have an improvised club or something.
	Check this out.
	I actually have a hammer right here next to me.
	This is my protection device.
	That's so funny.
	It definitely could be used for self-defense.
	It's just more traditionally that...
	People usually use knives and stuff, but yeah, at the same time, if you had a club, a lot of it is, you know, what are the circumstances of you having it?
	If you've got that club, for example, in your car or whatever, if it's by your seat, you're using it to protect yourself.
	If it's in your trunk, well, you're only getting it out for situational stuff, so you plan to use it on someone else.
	Exactly. A huge difference because it's like...
	If it's at the ready, you could say, well, that's definitely self-defense.
	I can pull it anytime I want.
	If it's in your trunk, well, you've got to take some time getting it out.
	You're not going to use that in an emergency.
	Give me an adverb.
	Weekly. W-E-A-K-L-Y.
	And give me an adverb.
	Think raucous.
	Think raunchy.
	Think just nasty.
	Remember, this is a TV celebrity magazine piece.
	Sweatily. Weakly and sweatily.
	I don't know if sweatily...
	I was going to say sweatily would be the adverb version of it.
	I was trying to think of the proper English.
	Sweatily. To convert it into an adverb.
	We'll try to use it.
	Because I was like, sweaty is the state.
	We'll try to use it.
	There's more on Kamala Harris.
	So in the state of Montana, Montauk, as some call it, so Kamala Harris was taken off the ballot?
	Yes, in the electronic absentee voting.
	They removed her completely as an option, which...
	That's awesome.
	It kind of makes me curious.
	Can you write in on an electronic ballot?
	Can you type in?
	There's got to be.
	I would imagine there's still a way to write in.
	Yeah. But at the same time, that's definitely going to suppress voting for her in Montana, which, I don't know, it seems like a red herring because I don't think anyone really feasibly saw her winning Montana.
	But at the same time, it gives a great vector of attack that makes us all forget about the years that they spent trying to take other people off the ballots.
	And then, of course, ironically...
	From what I'm hearing, the whole reason this happened is the same reason why RFK is still on there, is because we have deadlines that were before all this stuff went down.
	So there's deadlines involved in this process in every state.
	There's different rules and such.
	And a lot of this chicanery, that's the whole reason for it, was because they were trying to keep the challenges.
	Past the point where you could be included to keep people ineligible and stuff.
	And honestly, I don't like it.
	It's funny, but I still don't like it because it is totally election interference and it's bad.
	And in the end, it undermines people's confidence in something that frankly doesn't deserve the confidence it gets.
	Which is a good and a bad thing.
	But it undermines it in a way that I don't like because the way it works out is It just overall suppresses voting as a whole.
	Because why the hell even bother doing it if you're going to make it this freaking obviously?
	So the only candidates that were on there was Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy as an independent and obviously Donald Trump as a Republican.
	So there are only two options?
	Yep, so go the reports and see.
	That's what makes me think.
	That was the excuse.
	I mean, I'd imagine that's what the Secretary of State would use as an excuse, is effectively, you're over the deadline.
	Sorry, can't take RFK off.
	Sorry, can't put Kamala Harris on.
	You took too long.
	Yeah, because it was in Maine or something, where Robert F. Kennedy wanted to be taken off, but they decided not to take him off.
	Even though they can't even...
	It won't matter, anyway.
	Yes, it doesn't matter ultimately.
	Kind of like in the end, taking her off in Montana doesn't really matter because she was never going to win.
	It's just all of this chicanery just undermines any confidence people might have had.
	The more doubt you put in, the more likely it is that people are just going to reject the results afterwards.
	It is totally election interference.
	As much as I don't like any of those candidates, you've got to be fair.
	I don't think this whole election process is legitimate.
	Yeah, I want you to be able to pick either end of the dildo to shove up your butt.
	I don't care which one you want to shove up there, but it's very important that you have the right to choose that.
	And just realize that when you have a double-sided dildo, one side is in your candidate about 8 inches, and then about 4 inches is in the opposite candidate.
	They're still working together.
	Because they're always hedging.
	Yeah, they're still working together, they're just not working in the same direction always.
	As one goes, it's on the way down the same road.
	It ebb and flows.
	Sometimes they touch butt, other times they don't.
	Just like the freak-off.
	It all keeps going back to it.
	Sometimes you want it, sometimes you don't want it, sometimes you really don't want it, but you gotta.
	Yeah. So that's that.
	Oh yeah, that's bad news.
	The thing is, I want somebody to care about all of them like we do.
	I begged people, have one person express concern about all of these people being screwed with, and I can't find any of it.
	It's all about the team, and it's so depressing, dude.
	So depressing.
	So depressing.
	Well, let's get back into old Puff Daddy Sean John Combs.
	P. Diddy, the diddler love.
	The love diddler.
	After my incredibly graphic political analogy.
	Seems like the perfect time to go back in on Diddy.
	Yeah. Go in deep.
	So, the 54-year-old music producer grabbed the spotlight when homeless security swooped on his plush homes in Beverly Hills and Miami.
	The raids, which took place earlier this year, brought to light accusations of secret freak-off gatherings.
	Rumors swirled about these extravagant parties with claims of illicit substances, covert filming sex workers, and the involvement of underage girls.
	Okay, so there is underage.
	That is part of this.
	Just like R. Kelly thing.
	Okay, so, alright.
	Yeah, I don't know if there's actually specific allegations yet.
	There's claims.
	I just don't know if he's necessarily being specifically charged with that.
	I haven't heard any people coming forward anyways.
	Diddy has strongly refuted all allegations of misconduct.
	He's now in custody, awaiting trial and numerous charges relating to sex trafficking.
	Both of Diddy's opulent homes were hit by law enforcement in March with armed officers seen as they entered the premises.
	At the time, it was reported that multiple people were taken away in handcuffs.
	Yeah, his sons, his two sons were placed in handcuffs and placed outside while that raid went on.
	Uh, a grand jury in...
	Do they think they were involved or were they just keeping him out of the way?
	I think they were involved.
	And they both showed up to both of his hearings for Bond, which he was denied both times.
	They were both there.
	I think they have to be involved in some way.
	I mean, you gotta at least know.
	He's 54, his kids...
	Yeah, exactly.
	I mean, dude, their 20s...
	Kids are in their 30s, right?
	Late 20s, 30s, I'm assuming.
	Because he's 54. Yeah.
	A grand jury indictment as per documents obtained by The Mirror revealed that over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant, three AR-15 rifles, and various drugs were confiscated.
	And again, he's not charged with any weapons things, dude.
	Weapons charges, which is really weird because the serial numbers were scrubbed from those rifles.
	Yeah, I haven't seen any underage stuff either, so they're just kind of sweeping under the rug and they're focusing almost exclusively on the whole...
	Well, the whole drug-fueled sex party is still nobody really wants to do it anymore, and then he just keeps making them do it.
	But they were all consensual.
	There was that shooting involving Diddy back in the early 90s.
	Do you remember this?
	With Shine?
	At a club?
	A little bit.
	Yeah, there was some kind of beef.
	Okay, it was in 1999.
	It was a nightclub shooting in New York.
	In which Sean Combs and Jennifer Lopez were involved.
	They were there in Shine, which is a former protege of Combs, who was sentenced in 2001 to 10 years in jail for an assault conviction stemming from this nightclub.
	And it's said that Jennifer Lopez actually handed the gun to Sean Combs, who then shot.
	And then neither one of them ever got in trouble for that?
	Neither of them were ever in...
	Legally involved in this.
	They threw Shine under the bus.
	Or they didn't shoot Shine.
	I'm sorry.
	There was a shooting Shine.
	They didn't shoot Shine.
	They didn't shoot Shine.
	They were involved in a shooting involving Shine and ratted him out to cover their own bus.
	Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
	Okay, that makes sense.
	Yeah, because I was thinking, I'd heard that he'd had some kind of shooting, but he, well...
	Ratted out his friend.
	Yeah, well, he pleaded not guilty.
	There were charges on him, but he pleaded not guilty to charges.
	And nothing came of it, it looks like.
	Well, I gotta say, with all the new allegations, it really kind of changes the whole feel of him changing his name.
	Like, he goes from being Puff Daddy, which is effectively a reference to...
	Pimp Daddy.
	To P. Diddy, which is a reference to a little younger clientele.
	Yeah. If you change those words around a little bit.
	Doesn't take much effort.
	Yeah. And have you seen that video of Sean Combs?
	It's like a webcam thing, and there's this young white girl.
	Definitely a teenager.
	And he adopted her.
	He said he found her on the street.
	And he was like, I need to save this girl.
	In the video, dude, she looks so uncomfortable.
	So uncomfortable.
	She probably needed saved after that.
	Dear God.
	Back to the nightclub shooting.
	There was an argument that broke out.
	Shots were fired.
	Three bystanders were injured.
	Shine was accused of the shooting.
	He always maintained that he fired a gun, but into the air.
	One witness, Natanya Rubin, said that she saw Diddy fire a gun.
	Diddy was found not guilty on four weapons-related charges and bribing his driver to claim ownership of his gun.
	Was anyone hit in this?
	Yeah, three bystanders were injured.
	Yeah, so whoever they were shooting at didn't get hit, just random people.
	Yeah, they threw Sean under the bus.
	That's so crazy.
	I mean, you gotta have a pretty incredible level of pull to just get three people shot and just rat someone else out and get nothing from it.
	And not just nothing.
	Like, you went on to, like, prominence.
	Yeah, man.
	And Jennifer Lopez was also charged in that shit, dude.
	The charges were dropped.
	But it's said that she is the one that handed the gun to Diddy, who then shot, apparently injured three fucking people.
	Wow, that's like a spree shooting.
	He shot more than one time then.
	But yeah, there's all kinds of things implicating him with stuff.
	Heck, I was just reading something the other day where they're starting to try to tie him instead of Suge Knight to the Tupac shooting, of all things.
	Which I guess he was shot less than two days or something after talking to somebody about trying to secure his own distribution rights.
	There goes the rumors.
	He was planning on effectively becoming his own man and taking control of his own recording studio.
	My guess is someone didn't like that.
	Oh my god.
	So dude, Natanya Rubin was shot in the face and she said that it was Diddy, not Shine, that shot her in the face with a 9mm.
	A doctor had to remove...
	The bullet from her face.
	And the bullet was used as evidence.
	Yeah, that's a...
	I mean, that is some really serious clout.
	Right between her eyes?
	Holy shit!
	Yeah, for one of the...
	For the witness who got shot in the face to implicate you and someone else go down for it?
	Yeah, that's a real pull right there.
	Yeah, dude.
	That's fucked up.
	So she's coming back out when all this diddy stuff's coming out now.
	And she's like, dude, I told you guys.
	Like, he shot me in the face.
	He shot me in the fucking face!
	And Shine is like, dude, I didn't do shit!
	Just a quick reminder, he's the one who did it!
	I told you that!
	That's ridiculous.
	So crazy.
	And there's also a thing with Sean Combs at an event he had going on where like nine people died.
	Wait, wait.
	Did you hear about that one?
	I don't think so.
	I mean, I've been poring over all the news regarding them, but there's so much to look at.
	I probably have seen it.
	Okay, let me tell you.
	Let me tell you.
	Or forgot.
	I'm just going to tell you this right now.
	So, this would have been 1991.
	Sean Combs and Dwight Heavy D. Myers were found liable for a stampede in which nine people died.
	At this charity event that they hosted.
	They put on...
	Oh, a stampeding dance.
	Okay. Well, there was like...
	I forget exactly what it was, but it was some sort of slide.
	It was like a basketball game involving all these celebrities.
	And it was this huge...
	At the City College gym, actually, New York.
	It could fit like 2,700 people.
	Or no, that's how many people came, but it couldn't fit that many people.
	And people started like smashing through glass doors and they're trying to get out.
	And there was a stairway they're trying to get...
	To escape this, like, rush of people.
	Whoa. And people, nine people, were crushed to death.
	They suffocated and were crushed to death.
	Oh, that's grim.
	And, yeah.
	Yeah, man.
	This is a P. Diddy thing.
	And the judge, Louis Benza, he ruled that both Huff Daddy Combs and Dwight Heavy D were responsible.
	50-50.
	And Sean Combs, we know, paid out.
	In numerous civil suits.
	Numerous civil suits.
	Millions of dollars to a lot of these victims and a lot of other victims that we don't even know about.
	He's paid off a lot of victims.
	Millions. So, this dude has deaths on his hands, bro.
	Like, multiple deaths.
	Multiple deaths on his hands.
	What was that thing with Travis?
	I don't listen to rap music.
	Travis Scott?
	Yeah, the Astral World.
	Oh, you're talking about the Travis Scott...
	Oh, you're talking about the Travis Scott stampede?
	It was just like that.
	That one was pretty nasty, too.
	And that was all satanic, dude.
	He was up there like...
	Yeah, I don't know, man.
	It seemed like when I saw the clip of it, it was like he was egging it on.
	It didn't really look like he was trying to de-escalate much.
	He didn't stop it, either.
	He just kept doing stuff.
	Well, that was the thing.
	Normally, when something like that's going down, the guy up front stops the performance and says, hey, that's kind of messed up.
	Stop killing each other.
	I'm here for entertainment, guys.
	I've seen concert clips of that happening where freaking musicians would stop mid-song and be like, you're going to get somebody killed.
	Let's not do this.
	Yeah, Ashton Kutcher's freaking out about Diddy's arrest.
	A lot of celebrities are like, oh, fuck.
	Oh, shit.
	I mean, didn't Ashton Kutcher himself try to go after, like, sex traffickers and stuff for a while?
	Yeah, he was saying he was.
	And now he's scared, and I'm like, well, gee, did you miss catching one really close to home, buddy?
	Like, what's the problem here?
	A lot of people are saying that his little, that whole thing is just a front to, like, take...
	You know, pressure off of him and the people he's around.
	Well, I mean, it very well could be.
	Because Ashton Kutcher was very close to P. Diddy.
	John Combs.
	Very close.
	And people generally have a very positive view of Ashton Kutcher compared to P. Diddy.
	He doesn't have nearly that level of perceived corruption surrounding him.
	Like, everybody who saw P. Diddy as an artist always kind of thought, you know, like, the guy was deep in it, like a lot of the other big-time executive rapper types, where you could tell they were really entrenched in the industry and all the dirt and stuff.
	Yeah, so...
	See, some people, they create that aura of being somewhat above that.
	Like, you know, Ashton Kutcher is obviously part of the Hollywood elite and shit.
	I mean, he's been in how many movies?
	But he doesn't give off that air.
	Right. So people think he might be more trustworthy until he proves not to be.
	Yeah. Yeah, 50 Cent.
	He has a lot to say about Diddy.
	He's been calling out Diddy a lot, too, just like Cat Williams.
	But 50 Cent saying that there's footage, or he leaked footage of J-Lo and a minor.
	At one of these Diddy Freakoffs.
	And they're saying this is why Ben Affleck divorced her, J-Lo.
	Because she is really involved.
	J-Lo was really involved in this.
	And Ben Affleck was like, oh fuck.
	I know.
	I hear all these song lyrics and rap lyrics repeated now that really sound creepy.
	Like all these...
	Pretty blatant references to these things in these songs and stuff.
	Granted, there's stuff like, you know, tell Rush Limbaugh to get off my balls that I really have new questions about now that this has come out.
	Was that not so much like get off of my back and was that more a literal get off of my balls?
	You're crushing them.
	Get off my balls!
	I wish my balls!
	Get off my balls and tell the freak off's over.
	I need those.
	Okay, you'll watch this.
	This is going to be a video of Sean PD to Combs in 2002 on Conan O'Brien talking about his freakout parties and how he seduces women with liquor and makes sure that the doors are locked to prevent them from escaping.
	Alright, this is pretty fucked up.
	Are you seeing this?
	It's pretty blatant.
	Listening. Alright, here we go.
	Okay. We need, um, alcohols.
	Right. Alcohols.
	Right. Not just one alcohol.
	Alcohols. Right.
	Just a different blend.
	You need the ladies.
	You need the booze.
	You need, um, some water.
	For watering plants?
	No. No, no.
	I don't know if guys have noticed this.
	Like, a lot of ladies drink water at parties.
	They just, you know, so if you don't have what they need, they're going to leave.
	Right. Got to keep them there.
	Right. You need locks on the doors.
	Okay, this sounds kind of dangerous now.
	It's a little kinky, but...
	Yeah, yeah.
	Rockery, but just check it out.
	You need a lot of heat.
	Heat? Heat?
	You mean that physically the place has to be hot?
	You don't have no air conditioning.
	No air conditioning?
	No. Why's that?
	Heat affects the alcohol, and it also affects, like, you know, everybody gets a little bit more comfortable and loose.
	Builds up a nice little sweat.
	That just sounds disgusting.
	What are you doing?
	Depends on the way you look at it.
	Oh, people start getting kind of sexy.
	Is that what you're saying?
	This guy's weird, man.
	You notice how even when he's describing that he's something that he kind of enjoys, he still doesn't smile or sound happy.
	Like the dude, just every clip I see him in, every picture I see him in, he looks miserable.
	Like if he weren't so corrupt, it would be sad.
	Yeah, dude.
	Here is another video of Kevin Hart, because Kevin Hart...
	He's another big name that's involved in all of this.
	And there's a lot of speculation of why Kevin Hart closed down his nationwide restaurants.
	I forget what the name is.
	Like Hart?
	Hartstop? Yeah.
	Closed him down.
	Yeah. Like, people were trying to downplay it by saying he closed him down six days before the indictment.
	But that actually opens up another question of, did he know the indictment was coming?
	And that's the question about most of these celebrities who are just wiping their social media stuff.
	Kevin Hart's...
	Okay, it's called Hart House.
	It's closing all locations after just two years of being up.
	So, there's something there.
	Why would you have nationwide restaurants open?
	You're Kevin Hart, man.
	And then once P. Diddy goes down and all these names are being dropped, and you're like, oh, shit.
	We're gonna need money for defense lawyers.
	Well, yeah, I was thinking, like, the only legitimate thing I can think is he's trying to get a whole bunch of capital through liquidity.
	Because anything else, it actually sounds worse.
	Because, you know, there's also the question of, are those restaurants connected to this?
	Like, is that why you're dropping them?
	So, I think that's a more generous interpretation than what I was thinking of.
	Because, yeah, he would definitely need money for defense lawyers and shit.
	Oh, yeah.
	Look at what's trending, Diddy.
	Usher Bieber.
	Funny. Okay, let's watch this video.
	This is Kevin Hart at a Diddy party.
	Let's listen to this.
	Kevin Hart is at a Diddy party.
	And they made the mistake of putting the content online.
	So I'm about to show you some darkness.
	Okay? So watch the video.
	You're about to see.
	It's not a normal thing that's happening.
	Okay? You have a girl.
	In the bathtub.
	I'm trying to cover up as much as I can.
	And just watch what happens to the girl surrounded by water.
	Watch what happens to her.
	Just keep watching.
	It's about to happen.
	It's about to happen.
	Watch at her.
	You see what's going on there?
	She's on fire.
	Her is on fire.
	Kevin Hart finds it hilarious.
	He's laughing hard.
	So, when you hear that dodgy things are happening at these weddings, at these parties, Okay.
	Really bad things are happening.
	And he's about to take down so many people.
	So many people from the videos from the parties are about to go to jail.
	Diddy is the Harvey Weinstein of hip-hop, according to some people.
	I'm not trying to get sued.
	So watch this space and see how many celebrities are going down because of this dude.
	For real.
	That's why we always imply, and it's our opinion.
	Yep, yep, exactly.
	Exactly. We're not trying to get sued either.
	So Meek Mill, I had mentioned this some time ago, I think in the Brittany Vaughn episode, I was talking about if you saw the video of someone in a pool after a Diddy party, it was Meek Mill in that pool.
	And actually, let me see if I can find that video, because it's pretty weird.
	It's pretty weird.
	I mean, honestly, somebody's hair-catching fire is a lot tamer than what they're accusing him of.
	Right, and that was just like showing Kevin Hart is just a piece of shit because he's just like, oh, she caught on fire!
	You know, laughing about it.
	Yeah, it's kind of showing he isn't as empathic as his characters.
	Okay, right here.
	This is it, right here.
	Are you seeing it?
	You doing it, man.
	You deserve it, daddy.
	You putting in that work.
	Proud of you.
	I love you.
	Yeah.
	What do you think about that?
	Why so many CEOs have been stepping down recently.
	I mean, it makes me wonder if they're concerned they can't get a Mepstein, is my thought.
	It sounds like they're genuinely not going to be able to take him out.
	Because I've seen all these jokes about how, you know, Sean Puffy Combs didn't kill himself.
	I'm like, I get it.
	We all remember the Epstein situation, but it seems like all these people stepping down implies that he might be too well protected to get at.
	Or rather that it would be too much of a scandal to get rid of him.
	This is a big scandal.
	Because, you know, like all these people, this is all the compromise that would have come from Epstein Island, effectively.
	It's all the same people, really.
	Like, it might be different videos, but it's pretty much the same club.
	So, why didn't these guys step down when Emstein got hemmed up is the real question.
	Yeah, that's a good question, dude.
	Here's a photo of a basketball player.
	What the hell is his name?
	I just had it, too.
	Is it because they knew he would never be able to talk?
	Probably. Probably.
	Who's that fucking basketball player?
	Who is this guy?
	Meek Mill?
	What the hell is his name?
	No, no, no, no, no.
	I thought Meek Mill was a rapper.
	Is that Meek Mill?
	That might be Meek Mill.
	Yeah, it's got to be Meek Mill.
	I thought it was that famous basketball player that's also deeply connected with this.
	Oh, LeBron.
	You're talking about LeBron James.
	Ain't no party like a Diddy party, as many have attributed to him, much to his chagrin.
	So look at this photo.
	How do you think this night ended?
	Is Diddy, Meek Mill, or is that Meek Mill or LeBron James?
	I don't even know.
	I'm not sure.
	I don't follow the shit.
	And then this guy.
	This little short dude.
	Midget guy.
	I don't know.
	Little guy?
	What do they like to be called these days?
	Wearing a Gucci headband.
	You got Diddy's hand either on his shoulder or on his head.
	How do you think this is?
	I've seen that picture.
	It's the guy...
	Isn't that the guy who played Lannister?
	I have no idea who that is.
	Tyrion Lannister from Game of Thrones.
	I've watched it.
	He was...
	Okay, here's a more famous one.
	I was going to say a more recent thing.
	He was the guy who was complaining about there being dwarves in Snow White.
	I haven't watched it.
	God, what was his name?
	I'm going to have to look it up.
	He played Miles Finch in Elf.
	I haven't watched it.
	The little people author who comes in and gets all pissed off because he calls him an elf.
	A Will Ferrell movie?
	Yeah, Elf.
	I have no idea who that is.
	I'm just going to look for Elf actors.
	I'll find it that way the quickest.
	Yeah, I mean, that dude's famous.
	Peter Dinklage!
	That guy.
	I thought it was him.
	It's not Dinklage.
	I thought it was him, but it doesn't look anything like him.
	It's the other dude.
	Yeah. I'm trying to think of his name.
	No, it's not him.
	Peter Dinklage looks completely different.
	I have no idea who that is.
	What is the other dude?
	And it's not that jackass guy either.
	Yeah, because there's the jackass dude.
	I have no idea who that is.
	And that's not the guy who plays Mini-Me.
	Vern something?
	Yeah, it's not him either.
	Not Vernon Troyer.
	I have no idea who that is.
	There's only like four of these, and I can't think of the fourth one.
	For God's sake.
	There aren't many.
	There aren't many famous ones.
	There's not a whole lot of below four foot tall famous actors, for God's sake.
	I feel like we should really be able to narrow this down.
	Yeah, I don't know who that is.
	But no, it's not Dinklage, though, and it's not Vernon Troyer.
	I can't remember.
	Never watched it.
	But the thing is, is I recognize the face from somewhere.
	He looks very familiar.
	Like, I've seen that dude somewhere.
	Like, it's not completely unfamiliar to me.
	They also have Jay-Z is being fingered as being involved in all of this, too.
	And he might be subpoenaed to testify at the trial, which trial, we don't know when that's going to be yet.
	It could be a year.
	It could be two years.
	Who knows?
	Because his lawyers will probably push it out unless they just want to get it moving.
	So we don't really know yet.
	And again, the charges include sex trafficking by forced transportation to engage in prostitution and racketeering conspiracy.
	They have Rico on him.
	Rico, dude, when you have Rico on you, you're fucked, dude.
	You're fucked.
	Rico is no joke.
	Well, generally, if you're getting Rico, that means that pretty much everything that's being charged to one person is getting charged to you, too.
	Yeah. Because the whole idea is that anything that the criminal organization did is now your responsibility as well.
	Because that's the whole idea is that it was to hem up people like mob bosses and stuff who could always have that plausible deniability of, oh, I never actually put out it.
	I never paid for the guy.
	I never did the deed.
	There was always a layer in between him because of henchmen and stuff.
	That's what Rico was designed for, even though that's what it never seems to be used for.
	Okay, watch this video.
	I hope the sharing is not fucking with the audio.
	It kind of fucks the shit.
	But watch this.
	This is Diddy with Mike Tyson.
	Okay, watch what Mike Tyson does with Diddy's hand.
	Here we go.
	It truly is about the Benjamin, as we see.
	Oh, yeah.
	He's literally.
	He's chillin'.
	Well, now, when we come back, we're gonna talk more with Puffy, and if you wanna hang out, more than welcome, stick around, my brother.
	Alright? We'll be right back with more right after this.
	So...
	So, for the listeners, it's Puff Daddy.
	I don't know what talk show this is, but it's with Mike Tyson.
	They're sitting on the same couch together.
	Like, right next to each other.
	And Diddy's hand is, like, next to Mike Tyson's thigh.
	Like, it's on the couch.
	It's not on Mike Tyson.
	But Mike Tyson feels very uncomfortable and he grabs Diddy's hand and just moves it over onto Diddy's lap.
	And then he moves away from Diddy and he's like, get away from me.
	I don't want to be around you.
	It's so fucking crazy.
	There is some obvious discomfort there.
	Very obvious.
	Very obvious, man.
	God, there's so much shit with this, dude.
	And you see the video of Bieber?
	And Tim, Diddy, and Diddy's like checking him for a wire.
	Wow. Have you seen that video?
	No, I haven't seen that one.
	Okay, we'll play that.
	I have it somewhere.
	Like I said, I've been watching like hours of random videos because there's just so much to it.
	Everyone's commenting on it.
	There's like 20, 30, 40-year-old videos that are coming out regarding it.
	Here we go.
	Pretty much all the way back, even before his career started.
	He's talking to him really quietly.
	He's checking Bieber, his chest, patting his chest down at a golf club or something.
	And then Bieber just bounces.
	That's so weird, huh?
	You also noticed that he said, alright, love you.
	Yeah. At the end there?
	Yep. Like they're a couple?
	A lot of people are saying he's not checking Bieber for a wire.
	What else would he be?
	We've got a tattoo Bieber has on his elbow.
	Big eye.
	I mean, he could also be, you know, feeling him up.
	But that's not really better.
	No. We don't know what's going on there.
	All we know...
	Checking him for a gun?
	There's not really a lot of valid reasons you can give to feel somebody else up that aren't like, I want to make sure that you aren't carrying something.
	Exactly. And then listen to this video.
	Everything's good.
	Selling out arenas and everything.
	Starting to act different, huh?
	You ain't been calling me and hanging out the way we used to hang out.
	Well, I mean, you try to get in contact with me through all my partners and whatnot.
	But you never really got my number.
	You never call me anymore, baby.
	Do you not even love me?
	Bieber's like, what, 16, 17 in that video?
	And he's frightened.
	He's scared.
	And P. Diddy is sounding like a jilted lover.
	Like, he sounds like your girlfriend when she caught you cheating.
	Calling you out for not visiting her.
	Yeah, for real.
	That's exactly how it is.
	Like, you never call or text me anymore.
	Like, that was a very accusatory way that he was saying that.
	After that freakout party.
	After that freakout party.
	The 48 hours that he had with Bieber.
	Remember that?
	He was like, I'm going to spend the next 48 hours with the Biebas.
	You know, we're going to go...
	We're going to go full, buck, full, crazy.
	I don't have legal guardianship over him, but for the next 48 hours, we're going to go full, buck, full, crazy.
	Did he catch the Bieber fever?
	I think that's what this Bieber is.
	Yeah. And so after that freak-out party, yeah, Bieber's like, dude, I do not want to, I don't want to do this.
	I don't want to go back with Diddy.
	Diddy did things.
	Justin, he's in, you ever seen the movie 48 Hours?
	Right now, he's having 48 hours with Diddy, him and his boy.
	They're having the times of their lives.
	Where we hanging out and what we doing, we can't really disclose.
	But it's definitely a 15-year-old's dream.
	Been given custody of him.
	You know, he signed to Usher.
	I'm signed to Usher.
	I had legal guardianship of Usher when, you know, he did his first album.
	I did Usher's first album.
	I don't really, I don't have legal guardianship of him, but for the next 48 hours, he's with me.
	So, um, and we're going to go full, bucks full crazy.
	We're going crazy.
	Crazy. I'm taking this out tonight.
	What you want to do?
	What you want to do over the next 48 hours?
	48 hours.
	Let's just go get some girls.
	Buck full crazy.
	Oh my god.
	Doesn't look good.
	And he was 15 years old at the time?
	15. And Diddy's like, I got a legal guardian.
	And we know what happened to Usher.
	You know, he totally did the same thing with Usher.
	Did the same thing with Usher.
	From the windows to the walls.
	Yep. We'll spill baby oil on it all.
	Obviously, Usher, he has just shown that his entire Twitter account has been, he says it was hacked because all of his, he just deleted his Twitter stuff, all his posts.
	Nuked his Twitter account.
	Same with all these other celebrities.
	But Usher came out and was like, dude, my account was hacked.
	I didn't do that.
	My account was hacked.
	So who would hack your fucking account and delete all your posts right after all this shit comes out?
	Yeah, you know, my account was hacked and deleted all the incriminating data.
	Pretty convenient.
	It's like, well, gee, why don't you hack my bank account and add some zeros to it?
	Pretty convenient.
	And you were right.
	Since we're doing convenient hacks.
	And you were right about Pink.
	Her account was also cleansed.
	Yeah, people are claiming that's not connected because I guess it was wiped back in February.
	Someone was in.
	I don't know if that's true or not.
	Oh, yeah.
	She's like done with social media.
	She's like done with the whole thing, I think.
	Like just being famous.
	I think she's just over it.
	I mean, from what I'm hearing, it sounds like Bieber was kind of done with being famous once he found out what it cost.
	Oh, yeah.
	Because he's like, dude, I don't want to do this.
	I'm leaving the showbiz.
	I just want to focus on my family.
	Well, I was just thinking, didn't he kind of get out of music and stuff lately?
	Yeah. Yep.
	He said he's done.
	That was like a year or two ago.
	Oh, alright, dude.
	We need a female person.
	Well, we're thinking about the freak-offs.
	How about Beyoncé or Rihanna?
	We'll say Beyoncé and Rihanna.
	What the hell?
	We'll include them both.
	Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Oprah.
	Give me a noun.
	Think Diddy's parties.
	Think freak-offs.
	Baby oil.
	Diddy's baby oil.
	Specifically Diddy's baby oil.
	And another noun.
	Water. Does he need water along with the baby oil?
	Or are they going to leave?
	We'll say...
	Or you could say locks.
	There you go.
	Locked doors.
	And another noun.
	Ah, what the hell.
	We'll keep up with the binding.
	How about ropes?
	Ropes? Alright, we'll say BDSM equipment.
	BDSM. Yeah, BDSM tools.
	Why the hell limit it to ropes?
	Another noun.
	It's getting difficult now.
	Uh... Ooh, spiked punch.
	Spiked... How about water?
	Spiked water.
	There you go.
	What was that shit?
	Tuki? What was that?
	Pink? Ecstasy and cocaine?
	It was like Diddy's special drug?
	It's like Tucci or Tuki?
	Yeah, they called it Tucci or pink cocaine.
	There's no coke in it either.
	It's like X and meth and shit.
	Oh, that's gross.
	Alright, and then one more noun.
	Pill. Uh, alright.
	We'll say, uh, well, let's be, like, specific here.
	Oh, what was GHB, right?
	They were using GHB a lot at the parties.
	Alright. We'll do that.
	Okay, GHB.
	Uh, GHB.
	That's so fucked up.
	Alright, uh, what else we got here?
	So, oh, yeah, we played that one already.
	Joking about locking women at his parties.
	Locking women in doors.
	I already brought up the whole, they're starting to suspect he had something to do with Tupac's death thing.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah. And that he might have actually been the source of the rapper beef whole lake meme.
	Yeah, so after Diddy was arrested, Usher came out, well, he did an interview with Howard Stern in 2016, and he admitted that he was only 13 years old when he was attending Diddy's parties.
	He said that Diddy introduced him to a totally different set of stuff.
	Sex, specifically.
	Wow. And Usher had over 7,100 posts.
	That's 7,100 posts on his X page before he deleted them all.
	But he said he was hacked.
	And you mentioned Tupac.
	So let's listen to this.
	That's loud.
	Let's listen to this video of Tupac talking about how Diddy...
	Set him up to get shot.
	Let's listen in So, do you think Puffy was involved in the shooting?
	Only they could answer that question.
	I have my own opinion, but I wouldn't slam their name like they did mine.
	I wouldn't say things that I knew.
	You know what I mean?
	I believe so.
	I do believe so.
	I have proved things that I can say that will back up my claim, but this is not for the world to know about.
	You know what I mean?
	It's between me and him.
	And only he knows.
	So, every time he say it ain't happening, that's the only thing that makes this become an issue to everybody.
	See what I said in the Vibe article.
	I basically bowed out and was going to go ahead about my life.
	The next issue, no, that wasn't even the next issue because them cowards waited about four issues before they got their story together.
	Four issues later, half of New Yorkers commenting on me getting shot.
	And before, they was all like,"We didn't see nothing." In the first issue we, Vibe viewers, nobody seen shit.
	The fourth issue, when they came back with a reply, everybody knew what I did.
	They knew what I said.
	I was acting.
	Who gets shot five times and acts?
	Oh, I didn't get shot five times in their vision.
	I only got shot once because they found the bullet.
	The police found the bullet.
	Now they the cops.
	Now they doing detective work.
	They found the bullet.
	Oh, you found the bullet, huh?
	So what is this other shit in me then?
	What was the doctor talking about?
	Can you explain these other holes in me?
	I like your gunpowder all over me.
	That insulted my intelligence.
	So yes, I did say Thug Life was dead.
	Yes, I bowed out, all of that.
	But when they said that, they breathed new life in me.
	And Thug Life not only became a rap group, but it became a way of life for life for me.
	Because they disrespected me, my name, my family, what I had been through.
	They said that I couldn't be in pain.
	I could not feel, I could not be hurt.
	Is there still a beef going on with you and me?
	It was never a beef.
	only a difference in opinion.
	To me, my homeboy should have gave me the best advice I could ever give from anybody.
	He said, when people ask him if he's beefing with bad boy with Puffy, he says like me going to a playground and picking on a little kid.
	That's like me being mad at my little brother.
	I'm not mad at that.
	I'm just mad at my little brother when he don't respect me.
	Now, when you don't respect me, I'm gonna spank your ass.
	I don't give a fuck how rich you got on the block.
	I'm your big brother.
	So yeah, quite the implication there.
	He definitely thinks he had something to do with it.
	Yeah, so I was talking about the night of the shooting.
	Tupac's shooting, it was at the Mirage in Vegas, right?
	It was after the Mike Tyson fight.
	I think so.
	And they got in a big fight in the casino, and then they ran out, and Suge Knight was there, and they all got in a car and drove off, and I think that was the night they got shot.
	I don't know.
	Maybe I'm wrong.
	I mean, it's confusing because, of course, he got shot more than once.
	Right, right.
	There are two different...
	Because obviously he's very much alive after this shooting.
	I just want to make sure I'm correct here on this.
	And none too happy about it, neither.
	It was the drive-by outside the Flamingo.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, it was after the Bruce Seldon and Mike Tyson boxing match.
	And Suge Knight was there.
	Suge Knight got...
	He was shot, too, I think, in the arm or something.
	He got grazed.
	But Shakur died after getting shot with a.40 cal, two in the chest, one in the arm, one in the thigh.
	He died six days later.
	Dwayne Keith D. Davis was arrested after being indicted.
	So wait, that was the same incident or a different one?
	That was the second one.
	Okay, yeah, because I was thinking he survived one time.
	Yeah, that was a different one.
	That whole thing is just nuts.
	It's such a web.
	Yeah, we're seeing the rap game get exposed and everything, but pretty much all industries have at least some level of penetration of this stuff.
	So you're going to have to deal with this crap if you want to get to some level of prominence of almost any kind of musical or entertainment genre.
	You can get somewhat big.
	You can get, you know, internet famous, you can become a millionaire, but if you want to become the kind of person that gets, well, variety articles and People magazine, like, spreads glowing about how amazing you are, well, you're going to have to get in the club.
	And what do you have to do to get in the club?
	Initiation. So many celebrities have come out and said, yeah, Hollywood, there's an initiation.
	There is.
	Like, to go up the ranks, you have to do shit.
	You have to be compromised in some way.
	Yeah, because you can't rise past a certain level of prominence until you get that compromise on you to hold you down.
	That's crazy.
	14-page indictment.
	And still nothing about the guns.
	Nothing about the guns.
	That makes me kind of wonder.
	Did they have anything about the underage sex at all, or is that still just implied and they're going to add it later, possibly?
	I mean, some people say they were minors, and 50 Cent apparently has footage of that.
	Apparently. We don't know.
	I read the indictment, and I don't think it ever mentions anything specifically about minors.
	And I'm looking at it right now.
	Then it'll probably just get added later.
	But it does say that a lot of his quote-unquote employees, like security staff, household staff, personal assistants, high-ranking supervisors, and associates, they're all implicated in this too.
	And all these videos are coming out of the...
	The parties, dude.
	And so a lot of celebrities are being exposed because they were there.
	And if you're there, you're doing something.
	Well, and the notable thing is that some of them were dirty to the point where they were comfortable with sharing it.
	Because that's the thing.
	People are looking at the ones that had nuked their Twitter and thinking, oh, you got a bunch of dirt on you.
	You're especially guilty, right?
	But that's not really what it is because, honestly, most of them probably have something involving this on them, the huge majority at least.
	What it is is those people were so bad that they were okay with sharing it publicly.
	And now they're realizing, yeah, all that stuff's going to bury me now, so they're getting rid of it all.
	At least that's my theory as to why you would delete your entire Twitter.
	But, hey, maybe you were just hacked and instead of selling Bitcoin or doing it for anything useful, they just conveniently deleted all your compromising material.
	Convenient. Very convenient.
	Maliciously compromising material, of course.
	I don't know.
	Let's see.
	Multiple kidnapping charges.
	That's the real trick you've got to keep in mind.
	Yeah, there's only a few that have nuked their Twitter, but that's not to say that that's a small web.
	That's just to say that's the part of the web that was so comfortable with being corrupt they were talking about it.
	Cocaine, oxycodone, alprazolam, whatever that is.
	Methylendioxamethamphetamine? Omoprizoli?
	So basically they were afraid of people getting infections from all of the open wounds and needles and shit.
	That's what Alprizolam is?
	What is it?
	Alprizolam or Omoprizol?
	Alprizolam. A-L-P-R-A-Z-O-L-A-M.
	Oh no, that's a different thing.
	Here, let's see.
	Alprizolam. Let me look it up.
	Alprizolam. And there's four bromo...
	Antipsychotic! Oh, no.
	God. But also causes disinhibition, euphoria, and anxiolytic effects, as in you're going to experience a fugue state of calm.
	So, yeah, that's the calm down drug, is what it is.
	It's when you're freaking off a little too hard and you need to calm down.
	Well, the methyl dioxamethamphetamine, so it's obviously a methamphetamine, but it's like a molecule off.
	What's added to that?
	Methyl... Oh, that's it?
	And not dioxin?
	No, that's just molly.
	Methyldimethylamphetamine is, uh...
	Oh, so that's the Tuki.
	That's the Tuki.
	That's the Tuki.
	That's the Tuki shit, then.
	Yeah, Tuki is just...
	Tuki is just X mixed with a couple other drugs, but it's, like, pink-colored.
	And then what's this?
	4-bromo-2-5...
	Or, what's this?
	5-dimothoxyphenethylamine?
	That's not one that rolls off the tongue.
	Let me see.
	D-I-M-E-T-H-O-X-Y-P-H-E-N-E-T-H-Y-L-A-M-I-N-E.
	Wait, what?
	Dimethyl... Dime...
	Thoxy... Thoxy...
	T-H-O-X-Y...
	P-H-E-N...
	Oh, phenethylamine?
	Yeah. Okay.
	There we go.
	Oh, dear God.
	What is that?
	Yeah, that's a heart.
	That's a designer drug.
	It's from the 2C family.
	It's a 2CH.
	Because that's what they were saying.
	You ever heard of the research chemical 2CB?
	Really hardcore psychedelic.
	With strong disinhibition effects.
	And what was the other word?
	Disassociative effects that effectively put you out of your body if you take it off.
	They were saying that's what...
	Even celebrities, like, too many names in this.
	Goddammit, Diddy was saying he had people with fanny packs on around his parties, and he would hand out all of these drugs.
	Like, they were basically forcing people to eat all of these drugs.
	Oh, yeah.
	So, what is gamma-hydroxylbutric acid?
	Gamma... Hydroxy...
	Hey, look, it's autocompleted.
	See, everybody's very interested in stuff right now.
	Yep, looking it up.
	Oh, that's it.
	Oh, GHB.
	I just never hear it referred to by its...
	Gamma, yeah.
	Gammyhydroxbutric, yeah.
	And ketamine.
	A lot of people refer to it as roofies, too, even though that's technically Rohypnol or Quaaludes more so.
	Same idea, but pretty much a drug that causes you to forget what happened to you while maintaining some level of lucidity during the experience is what it is.
	It's compared actually mostly to alcohol because it creates an intoxicating effect without any real psychedelic high.
	It's more of a drug down.
	Yeah, so, I mean, he's basically forcing people to eat all that shit.
	And that's why in the last episode, we had that audio of his mom and him being, they're doing IVs.
	Yeah. They have, like, big IV setups for these people in the mornings, or not in the mornings.
	Some of these parties have gone for days.
	And so they have IVs to just replenish your electrolytes.
	I didn't see anything about minors in this document.
	I just went through it.
	I might have missed it.
	I don't know if I can search.
	Oh, I can search!
	But it's not really working.
	Minors. Try searching for persons under.
	No results.
	Because a lot of times they've got to couch it in legal language.
	Persons under.
	It's not giving me anything.
	Whenever I search something, it just says we can't do that.
	It probably can't penetrate the document to actually read the words.
	Well, the search bar is in the document.
	That's what's weird.
	Included. I'm looking at that word in the document and then I enter and it says no search results.
	So I don't know what that's about.
	Yeah, that's my guess is it's probably not able to read it in the form that it's in to actually scan it.
	Like when you open a PDF and you can't edit it.
	Oh yeah, like read only.
	If you can't edit it, a lot of times you can't...
	Yeah, if it's on read only, a lot of times you can't go in and check it.
	Spell check it either.
	Which is how they do find and replace or search.
	Alright, well...
	In that case, give me part of the body.
	Hmm. Ah, we'll go clean on this one.
	Elbow. I'll make a plural.
	Elbows. And part of the body too, I'm just gonna go with...
	I'm gonna go with...
	Jeez, it's hard.
	Taint, I guess.
	Taint. Alright, so what else do we have here?
	What else do we have?
	Oh! We better watch this because this is one of the biggest elite people in public that we know of.
	So let me share this.
	Dude, I hope the audio was fine for a while because of that shit.
	Alright, this is Obama with Diddy.
	Yeah, there you go.
	Thank you.
	And I just want to say how much I appreciate Puff Day for doing the kinds of work that he's doing because he doesn't have to do this.
	But this is part of what is important about giving back.
	Thanks, we applaud you.
	And I want to apologize for not sweating.
	But I do this so much.
	I'm so cool.
	I just want y'all to see everybody I'm interviewing is sweating.
	I'm not even touching my brow.
	I'm so cool.
	And I want to apologize.
	I ain't trying to make you look bad or nothing like that.
	But I'm just so cool.
	T-shirt.
	I tell you, if he was wearing one of those fancy designer clothes he's designing, he'd be sweating just like me.
	Yeah, so we know that Diddy had connections in the highest, highest echelon of hierarchy in this world.
	Yeah, he's definitely up there.
	I mean, you list off all the people that you see in those pictures.
	The short list is people who didn't go to these things.
	Well, let me show you this.
	Hell, the shortlist is people not physically pictured at these things that probably went too.
	Look at this.
	This is even more damning.
	Look how many celebrities are in this video.
	Hey, bro.
	Jesus, so many.
	Ellen DeGeneres.
	Oh, look!
	Alec Baldwin.
	Will Smith.
	Ben Stiller.
	Just fuckin' rock.
	Trump! Trump!
	Is that his kid?
	I think so.
	No, Pauly Shore!
	You are fortunately invited to the birth of Puff Daddy!
	Yay! That would be the most unbelievable, spectacular, incredible, unbelievable, and expensive events of all time.
	There was a lot.
	A lot of celebrities and famous people that people just adore.
	Well, yeah.
	Well, that's the trick that a lot of people, or that's the thing a lot of people pointed out is that...
	Being pictured with somebody famous when you're somebody famous doesn't necessarily mean anything because, well, all famous people leech off of each other that way.
	The real question is, were you pictured at the parties?
	Because lots of people are pictured out in public with this guy.
	He's probably one of the most photographed people in the world.
	Kim Kardashian probably has a photo repertoire that...
	Barely rivals his.
	Yeah. Yeah.
	And J-Lo, you know, she's obviously...
	I never knew she was that close to him.
	To P. Diddy?
	Yeah. Super, super close, dude.
	They were...
	Didn't she marry him or something?
	I mean, I don't really follow celebrity stuff, so...
	I don't even know.
	But I like looking into, like, all the controversy about it all.
	Well, yeah, I like that.
	So, yeah, there's J-Lo, there's Diddy in his 50-square-foot bed in his backyard where all these parties happen.
	This is a picture of whoever that guy is, and these girls, her, and then Kim Kardashian.
	Yeah, see, the celebrity thing's not interesting, but the dirt sure is.
	The dirt is hella interesting.
	Yeah, they were married.
	They were dating at some point.
	They had to have been.
	I mean, that's pretty together, I would say.
	Yeah. Yeah.
	Although from what I'm hearing, he's been much more together in private with many.
	Yeah, many bees.
	So goes the rumors.
	Which is fine.
	Which are, which, uh, that's not the problem here.
	So let's listen to this Megan Fox thing.
	Just a few drops, but yes, we do consume each other's blood on occasion for ritual purposes only.
	It is used for a reason, and it is controlled, where it's like, let's shed a few drops of blood, I need to drink it.
	He's much more haphazard than it's chaotic, where he's willing to just, like, cut his chest open with broken glass and be like, take my soul.
	Let me bleed on you.
	It doesn't not happen, let me tell you.
	Maybe not exactly like that, but a version of that has happened many times.
	It's unbelievable.
	And just think, That's the version where they're like, okay, that'll make it through editing.
	Print it.
	Imagine what she said the first couple times.
	Right? We have to do another take.
	That's too much.
	They're like, we know we said you wanted to share.
	We don't want you to share that much.
	Share less.
	Cut back on the sharing.
	Yeah, I mean, Megan Fox is Kim Kardashian.
	It's definitely involved with Diddy.
	And then there's Megan Fox.
	That is the most epic excuse I've ever heard, though.
	It's only for ritual purposes.
	Yeah, only for ritual purposes.
	Oh, thank God.
	Well, now we're not feeling conspiratory at all.
	You know, now that you specifically announced you consumed blood in a ritual.
	You know who else admitted this shit?
	And they performed it in front of you.
	They did this all the time.
	It was Megan Fox when she was with Machine Gun Kelly.
	I think they're still together.
	Whoever Machine Gun Kelly's real name is, I don't know, but I don't even know.
	From what I know, his music sucks.
	See, I never really enjoyed his music terribly much, and if you asked me to play his songs, I'd be like, what songs?
	I have no idea.
	The only thing I know about him now is being incredibly insufferable on Twitter.
	Maybe he was famous for something before that, but that's his flame to fame now is just being annoying as hell.
	And don't you think it's kind of weird that all of Megan Fox, despite her deleting all of her posts on Twitter, nuking her own account, her three sons are all transgender.
	Isn't that crazy?
	Less than 1% of the population, I managed to spin a 777 three times in a row.
	Getting the least likely sexual orientation for all of my kids.
	Nah, I didn't convince them.
	It's very organic.
	Very organic.
	This is Hollywood.
	It's so fucked.
	Machine Gun Kelly signed with Puff Daddy back in the day.
	I never knew that.
	Well, what's that about?
	Back when he originally got signed up, when he released his mixtapes back in 2007 to 2010.
	Oh, shit!
	And was originally signed by Puff Daddy's Bad Boy Records when they were an imprint of Interscope, back when they were breaking off from Interscope.
	That's right.
	That is correct.
	So he's also involved through this whole thing.
	It's just, it goes and goes and goes.
	Like, that's not even somebody that I really would have thought of.
	Freaking out over this, but it kind of makes you wonder, is he quietly freaking out behind the scenes?
	You know what?
	Let's just look his name up here and see if he has any responses or anything talking about it.
	Um, no.
	No. I don't know.
	Apparently Travis Barker, the drummer who broke off from Blink-182 to create, like...
	He has pretty good albums, like Can Drummer Get Some and whatnot.
	Actually produced Machine Gun Kelly's last album.
	He helmed the whole thing and ran it, so it wasn't really Machine Gun Kelly's project so much as he just put his name on it and performed in it.
	There's nothing in Machine Gun Kelly's thing that talks about Diddy at all.
	Beyond him signing his very first record deal with Diddy anyways.
	It's just kind of like, just kind of like, never mentions it again.
	It's so weird.
	Not at all.
	You would think this to be, you would think that would be in the media.
	Like, somebody would be talking about that, and like, nobody is.
	I wonder if it's because he was smart enough to decline the first off attendance offers.
	Probably. Or maybe he just wasn't hot enough.
	Wasn't hot enough.
	Sorry, man.
	The ass wasn't loose enough or tight enough or something.
	This is all opinion and theory, however.
	All opinion and...
	Machine Gun Kelly might not have been sexy enough for a freak-off.
	I'm sorry.
	Let's look at what's trending, dude.
	Diddy, Oprah, Janet Jackson, Epstein, Garth Brooks, Al Jazeera, Justin Fields, Bieber, Ariel.
	Garth Brooks is trending because people are suggesting he might be...
	Country Music's version of Diddy without any real, like, evidence for that or anything.
	But, you know, the innuendo is already being thrown out.
	People are just saying this shit?
	Yeah, I didn't see any real evidence of him hosting parties or anything.
	I'm like, is there something to this?
	But there didn't seem to be any real meat to the sandwich.
	When you look him up, you just see, like, he's a demon.
	He's the devil.
	He's connected to people who went missing at his concerts.
	I mean, it's one of those people where I was talking about earlier, where they get the impression of being squeaky clean, but at the same time, you know, you don't get to that level in the industry without being at least a little dirty.
	I mean, at the very least, you had to work with unsavory people at some point.
	Alright, well, let's listen to this last thing, and then we'll wrap it up.
	Alright, sounds good.
	This is on Garth Brooks, so I'll share this screen.
	It's audio.
	It's two minutes.
	But this is...
	I'm calling it now.
	Not me.
	This is from U.S. Ministry of Indoctrination on Twitter.
	They say, I'm calling it now.
	Garth Brooks is the Epstein of country music.
	This is from Dr. Keck.
	The Keck Society.
	Let's listen to what this lady has to say.
	What in the thunder rolls and the lightning strikes is going on with you, Garth?
	It's in the eyes for me.
	I woke up this morning and saw a podcast.
	Oh my goodness, I'm going to show it to you.
	The Garth videos made it all the way to last week tonight.
	The John Oliver show.
	I just like that it's broadening.
	We broke the story on your mom's house ages ago when he first came to Facebook.
	And he was like, ha ha, this is slick stuff, neat stuff.
	I want to break down the walls.
	We're like, what is wrong with this guy?
	So we've been pushing the story and it's about time HBO has picked it up as well.
	And then the next step, I think...
	For all of us, it's probably 60 minutes.
	Once they do a piece, then it's game over.
	Then we're fighting bodies.
	Then when the task force is on the property and they got cadaver dogs, they're like, holy shit.
	This is for entertainment and educational purposes only, TikTok.
	So apparently they're all saying that his tour dates line up with missing persons.
	Now, I'm not saying that I believe it or I disbelieve it, but at this point, with what we know about the music industry and Hollyweird, I would say that nothing is out of the realm of possibility.
	They said somebody even showed up at the concerts, like more than one person with signs that said, where are they, Garth?
	Wow! That a serial killer is finding it in their heart to say karma for the other person.
	Like, this man has a man of people.
	People are saying this man is responsible for hundreds of missing people, and he's gonna say that it's a karma.
	Well, yes, somebody mashed up.
	I saw something where they mashed up, like, two or three to missing people.
	That's the whole, like, that's the premise of this idea.
	Like, people are, like, saying that I'm, you know, like, trolling the guy.
	So my question to you is, do you think it's possible, number one?
	Garth Brooks' creepy hit, That Summer, would never get released today.
	Brooks has a discography that could rival just about anybody in country music.
	One of the best-selling musicians of all time.
	The man is still selling out stadiums across the country and even stadiums across the pond.
	And one of his biggest hits is a song called That Summer, released in 1993.
	It was the fourth and final single from his album, The Chase.
	The song was written by Garth Brooks himself, Pat Elger, and Brooks' wife at the time, Sandy Maul.
	The song tells the story of a teenage boy that goes to work for a lonely old woman who is a widow.
	She starts getting all hot and bothered, puts on a dress, and essentially seduces the kid who is a smurgeon.
	And now that I've been looking through some of his songs and the lyrics, I'm a little bit creeped out.
	We were all fast asleep back in the day.
	So, first question, do you think this is possible?
	And do you know any other details?
	Bam. I wish people on TikTok wouldn't use so much music when it's loud.
	And it's always, like, one of five different songs.
	There's, like, the do-do-do-do-do.
	And then there's the, like, happy-go-lucky one.
	And then the hyperactive, energetic one.
	It's like I don't even need to play the songs.
	People already know them.
	They're so prevalent.
	And yeah, they always do that.
	It is annoying.
	It's insane.
	Alright, give me a part of the body.
	Leg. Amputated leg.
	Plural noun.
	Rocks. Crack rocks?
	Yeah. Plural noun too.
	Whippets. Jesus, whippets.
	And a plural part of the body.
	Fingers. Say broken fingers.
	I heard they actually sell whippets as a recreational product now called Galaxy Gas, which is just the craziest shit I've ever heard.
	I've been seeing that.
	I don't know, dude.
	I never got into whippets.
	I mean, you could always buy whipped cream chargers and pretend that you totally ran a restaurant and were going to go charge homemade whipped cream with it, but just explicitly getting it for consumption seems a bit mosh.
	Yeah, it does.
	It does, because that's kind of illegal.
	Yeah, and even if it's decriminalized, it's like, boy, of all the drugs you want to make legal, that's a really very damaging one for your body and mind.
	Yeah. It's really unhealthy for you.
	Computer duster is slightly worse, but it's one of the worst things you can do.
	Paint? They say gold paint's the best.
	Oh, yeah.
	Paint's up there.
	And airplane glue.
	And then computer duster.
	And then nitrous.
	And then, well...
	Galaxy. And then things that don't actually...
	And then things that don't actually fry your brain.
	And then people say they do.
	But those ones actually do kill brain cells in a lot.
	It's so terrible.
	Well, alright, let's wrap this up now.
	That's the episode, everybody.
	It's been crazy.
	This whole Diddy thing is just nuts.
	We're gonna watch this whole thing unfold, and well, who knows?
	Who knows what's gonna happen?
	It is my opinion that Diddy is not suicidal, and that Diddy did not kill himself.
	100%. 100%.
	So they might murder him.
	They might have another prisoner murder him.
	So it's not a quote-unquote suicide.
	So people can't argue that.
	Well, there you go.
	Be like, see, he didn't kill himself.
	Somebody else killed.
	That would be really funny.
	Because didn't they try that?
	Didn't they say that with Epstein?
	Yeah, initially.
	And then they kind of backed off of it when people were like, wait, so you're saying he was killed by somebody else?
	And then they're like, oh wait, no, he killed himself actually.
	Because they put him in a cell with some big dude.
	Because the theory for a while was that they put him in that cell specifically to get him killed.
	Then people realized that, yeah, that's kind of not any better than suicide because the whole point of the he didn't kill himself meme is that's the idea is that he doesn't kill himself.
	He gets killed.
	So just explicitly saying that's what happened isn't really better.
	No. No.
	Which leads us into reading this Mad Lib.
	Okay. TV celebrity magazine piece.
	Alright. Jesus.
	Breathless. Wearing their glasses on top of their elbows.
	Beyonce and Rihanna and Oprah rushed into their dressing room on the set of One Diddy's Baby Oil to Love.
	She's... God.
	That just sounds like it would be a title to one of his fucking parties.
	Once his Netflix special comes out.
	If he gets out.
	One Diddy's Baby Oil to Love.
	That'll be his new show.
	Continuing. They're wearing a colorful locked door around her taint.
	One of those chastity belts.
	A full-length BDSM equipment and very cool crack rocks.
	Off screen as well as on.
	She's independent and wasted and very comfortable.
	Oh, I better do a plural here because this doesn't make sense.
	I don't.
	Off screen as well as on.
	They're independent and wasted and very comfortable in their own amputated legs.
	You understand immediately why they have a role for spiked water for millions of teenaged whippets.
	Although they're rehearsing their tucci, they still find time to talk to us weekly.
	But before we get far, she's called to the set.
	The interview ends sweatily.
	She turns and says, "Just because you're thought of as GHB..." Wait.
	Just because you're thought of as a GHB symbol doesn't mean you don't have a good head on
	My god, that's a schizophrenic...
	Madlib right there.
	I mean, it kind of came off as a reference to both the pity-ditty, like, interview with Obama.
	Yeah. And then the very end, an interview in reference to knocking people out with GHB.
	GHB and whippets.
	Yeah, we know you're a GHB symbol.
	But you're so much more than that.
	You're so much more.
	You're so much more than a date rape drug.
	Now come behind these locked doors.
	I have tainted water.
	Alright, everyone.
	Thank you for listening to this ramble of a show.
	Hopefully you found interest.
	Follow us on Twitter at Paranautica.
	Email us at Paranautica at gmail.com.
	Instagram, all those things.
	We don't really do anything on TikTok and Instagram, any of those things.
	Basically just Twitter.
	So, probably just follow us there.
	I made a TikTok, but I'm pretty sure the second I post anything, I'll be banned.
	Try it.
	I just don't have time to do all of that.
	I just want to post like, hello or something, just to see if it was like, sorry, that was offensive, you're banned now.
	Just, yeah, one thing.
	Nope, you're banned.
	No more.
	Anyway, Cricket, where can they find you?
	Theindividual.com is my site.
	My Twitter is at individualza, where I frequently talk to myself.
	Because I get, well...
	I don't think anyone actually sees me.
	It doesn't seem like I go anywhere.
	It's... There's a huge shadowban thing.
	It's like if the, what do you call it, algorithm doesn't like one thing you post, it automatically just puts you down in the gutter, dude.
	I swear to God.
	Yeah, and I feel like I've had that since the jump.
	The weird part is the stuff that gets specifically de-amplified, though.
	Putting the word rights in a post got it massively shadowbanned.
	Putting rights?
	Yeah, because I put a post in about how your rights come from the source and the fact that you were born and therefore deserve to exist and stuff, and not because the government decided it's okay for you to.
	And yeah, that quote with like, nothing really offensive in it is my least visible post ever to the point where to this day, I think it has like seven views.
	Like a month and a half.
	Wow. Yeah, because I put the word rights in it.
	And what was so weird about it was because I went back through, I'm like, what makes this de-boosted?
	And I'm like, because the word rights is considered a controversial or offensive term.
	Interesting. Yeah, that's my conclusion anyways.
	Yeah, it's whatever, man.
	We're all shadow banned.
	Unless... Practically invisible.
	You gotta play the game to get up there.
	You gotta enjoy politics and just play that narrative.
	I just need to do Tractor like I had on my YouTube channel.
	He always kept my YouTube channel really busy.
	Fuck, yeah.
	We also have a YouTube channel.
	I posted the first two episodes a long time ago.
	I need to start uploading more of that and doing that shit.
	I need to get these out, and then we need to start doing some live episodes, so you can chime in and tell us how dumb we are.
	Yeah, see, my old YouTube channel is an old gaming channel that went derelict, but yeah, it stayed going for quite a while because I had a detractor who'd always keep it busy.
	Damn. Well, alright, everybody.
	Tune in next week for another episode.
	What should we do, man?
	We should need to do something special.
	Hmm. I don't know.
	Maybe we'll do a murder one.
	I have something in the works here.
	We could do another murder mystery.
	I mean, I've only done one so far.
	Yeah. And we only really covered it for the first hour, so not too much coverage on murders at this point.
	I'd say we could probably do some more.
	Yeah, we'll try it out.
	Alright, everyone.
	We'll see you later.
	Remember, take care of yourself.
	Take care of one another.
	Cheers, everybody.
	Cheers. But yes,
	we do consume each other's blood on occasion for ritual purposes.
	I'm so cool.
	I just want y'all to see everybody I'm interviewing is sweating.
	I'm not even touching my brow.
	I'm so cool.
	And I want to apologize.
	I ain't trying to make you look bad or nothing like that, but I'm just so cool.
	T-shirt.

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