OH SNAP! Justin Baldoni Is Now Suing Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds PERSONALLY ｜ Candace Ep 134
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Candice reveals why Amber Heard should never have been allowed to speak publicly about Johnny Depp. Plus, Tucker Carlson goes viral for a murder mystery involving OpenAI founder Sam Altman. Plus, Justin Baldoni is now personally suing Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds.
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Definitely a big Thursday because Justin Baldoni is now personally suing Blake Lively
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Obviously, originally he was suing the New York Times.
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And to that, my friends, I say, let's go because hashtag him too.
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And today I'm going to give her some friendly advice.
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Plus, remember we warned you about a potential land grab in California?
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While people are trying to encourage others to sell their uninsured properties quickly,
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Plus, Tucker Carlson is going viral for what appears to be a murder mystery
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And you're like, oh my gosh, is this guy's neck going to get snapped?
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Ref, please call Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds out.
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Just call this out because I'm telling you they are not going to win this.
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You know, I genuinely love when a hashtag him too situation happens because, you know,
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in case you forgot when the Me Too movement broke out, what was that back in 2015?
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I might have been the only woman in the world who went around doing events wearing a hashtag
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There's somebody else I was working with wearing a believe facts.
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Obviously, you should believe facts and not believe women or believe men.
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And people were angry at me because so many women were just sharing stories on Twitter.
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And then I was completely vindicated, vindicated because the world realized after this very
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strange period of amnesia that no, women do in fact lie sometimes.
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Like maybe sometimes a lot women lie, just like men sometimes lie maybe a lot.
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Amber Heard certainly helped to catalyze that global realization.
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That's how everything happened for Amber Heard.
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You guys remember the notorious photo of Amber Heard walking out and she had a black eye.
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And then the entire world was on her side and instantly hated Johnny Depp because she
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And obviously, they just made the assumption that Johnny Depp blackened her eye.
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And then she was invited to all of these red carpet events.
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She became sort of the face of the Me Too movement.
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She was like, no, how else can I get attention for this?
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Amber Heard wrote a piece published in the Washington Post.
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And she wrote, I spoke up against sexual violence and faced our culture's wrath.
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It was very obvious that Johnny Depp had done these things to her, which then gave Johnny
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Depp the window to sue her for defamation over the piece.
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And ladies and gentlemen, she should have settled that case right there in the moment, said,
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Just let's agree to never speak about this publicly.
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When women get high on their own supply, sometimes I think it is hard for them to imagine that
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Really, I would say more than the $15 million judgment that was given to Johnny that she had
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to pay him $15 million, she lost her entire reputation.
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The public will never see Amber Heard in the same vein, right?
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The actress who in 2016 was named, according to science, they told us, as having the most
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Amber Heard has the most beautiful face in the world, according to science, followed by
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Kim Kardashian and Kate Moss, who has a perfect forehead.
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And then all of a sudden, we fast forward to this public trial, and we are treated to
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stories about her having allegedly gone potty, number two, on Johnny's bed, okay?
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Don't forget, the bodyguard testified that Amber Heard told him that it was simply a practical
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Yeah, the public is not going to be able to unhear that, you know what I mean?
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The public cannot unhear that she tried to blame going potty, number two, on her teacup
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Yorkies, and they were like, no, teacup Yorkies, go potty, number two, it's a lot smaller.
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This was Amber Heard, and she talks about it with the bodyguard.
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It was just, ah, you know, it was, ah, that's the sound effect.
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And it was every piece of that trial, by the way, which was just a bad idea for Amber Heard,
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because while we can all acknowledge Amber Heard is indeed gorgeous, absolutely beautiful,
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She isn't exactly known for being an exceedingly talented actress.
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There are different types of actresses, some who are super beautiful and also can really
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act, like Angelina Jolie would be an example of this.
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And then there are some who are just supposed to take these roles and be hot, okay?
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Beautiful, but we are not buying her when she's trying to be an amazing actress, and that's
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The facts betrayed her narrative, but she was like, I'm an actress, and I'm just going
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Like, one time throughout this trial, she had accused, and I'm sorry to chuckle at this,
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She accused Johnny of having flown into a rage and beating her after he took MDMA, okay?
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I have seen people on MDMA, and it's the exact opposite.
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I bet you get Putin and Zelensky to hide, to hug today and everything.
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You could, peace settlements could have been a lot earlier for Israel and Hamas if everybody
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was doing MDMA, but I guess he had a, I don't know, a weird reaction to it and flew into
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And now watch her try to sell this, even though, again, like I said, the facts, the text messages
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Listen to Amber Heard on the stand in case you forgot.
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At one point, Johnny just shoves me, like, I mean, just shoves, shoves me hard, and I
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I don't know how, some furniture got knocked around.
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There was a, you know, I'm trying to stand up for myself.
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I'm not, you know, at this point, I don't even try to hit back or try to run.
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I'm in this hotel room trying to do my best to fight mostly the verbal accusations, but
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Um, at some point, uh, Johnny waxed me in the face and I don't even, I don't remember feeling
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I remember kind of crying and yeah, it wasn't exactly a good job.
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She also tried to sell that he had abused Kate Moss, I believe, threw her down the stairs.
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Then Kate Moss took the stand and said, none of this was true.
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And he was loving all of his exes took the stands, took the, for exes to fall apart and
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then come together and be like, no, Vanessa Paradis, every single person that he had dated
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and was married was like, he was a loving, gentle creature who would never do any of
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And like I said, then we saw the real Amber Heard in the text messages because she was
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You're going to go tell that I did it, blah, blah, blah.
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I would just say ultimately a bad performance on the stand.
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I laughed because I, I didn't know what else to do.
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So this wound up being an unmitigated disaster.
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And I am showing you this because this is exactly what will happen.
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Take us to the bank because similarly, while she is undoubtedly very beautiful, she
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She does not have the acting chops to pull this off.
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If it was Angelina Jolie, I'd be like, yeah, do it.
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Whatever you say, I'm going to probably put Leonardo DiCaprio up there.
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Not feeling that way about Blake Lively's acting.
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So anyways, to briefly recap, Blake Lively obviously starred alongside Justin Baldoni
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They had an emergency meeting at some point to deal with their hatred for one another,
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And then throughout the press tour, articles began leaking first about Justin to TMZ, saying
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that he had inappropriately asked her trainer about her weight because he had a bad back
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and there was a scene where he had to lift her up and she was postpartum, so she was
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Now, Baldoni was a director of the movie, one of the directors on the movie, and he obviously
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And the studio company also therefore wanted it to be a success.
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And they made a move to hire a crisis management team because they sensed that perhaps somebody
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in Blake's team, a friend, maybe it was even Taylor Swift, who knows, was leaking this information
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to the press, which was creating obviously a frenzy, which could have impacted the movie.
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Now, before that crisis PR firm ever even needed to try to fight publicly, all by ourselves,
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I'm saying ourselves, I wasn't really a part of this, but like the public just began hating
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Blake Lively because of her general demeanor on the red carpet events, plus a ton of old
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clips of her began circulating, just being objectively rude to reporters over the years.
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She's very bratty and unbearable and I don't like her.
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What likely happened thereafter was Blake assumed that all of these bad articles that were being
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Obviously, Justin Baldoni must be plotting behind my back with Wayfarer Studios to get
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these articles because there's just no way that it could be me.
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And I believe she genuinely thought that it was coming from his team.
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And I'm saying like very strong evidence that it was not coming from his team.
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And therefore, the crisis PR team that was hired was mocking via emails behind the back,
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So with Blake's reputation shattered, she and her team then cooked up an idea to to
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essentially try to change the narrative, right?
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They filed a complaint with the Californian Employment Office, accusing Justin Baldoni
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of all sorts of things, primarily in a word, in a couple of words, being a creep, right?
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Coordinating a smear campaign of her, talking to her about his previous pornography addiction.
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She accused his friend and also another director on the film of showing her what she first thought
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And then she realized it wasn't pornography, but still felt it was inappropriate.
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And she even went so far as to say that he was creepy with an underage character on the set.
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Because underage character, it turned out, actually meant a perfectly of age actress who
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was playing an underage character from the book.
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They put that language in there kind of to make people feel horrified.
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Like, oh, my God, not only is he creepy, but it's giving pedo vibes like and nobody then
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realized that, no, actually, this is wildly manipulative.
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And no, the pornographic video was pertaining to a scene that she was doing on set.
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And he was showing a video of his wife giving birth with his wife's permission because he
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wanted her to understand how giving birth naturally takes place because perhaps she had
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And Justin Baldoni sued the New York Times because somehow it got leaked to them.
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It seems pretty obvious that that might have been somebody on Blake Lively's team.
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And I'm going to go with, by the way, Blake sitting in a room.
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Around that time, she was hanging out with Taylor Swift a lot, right?
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Her and Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds were walking around like, baby, now we got bad blood.
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And the thing about Taylor Swift is she also lives in La La Land.
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This is the problem, ladies and gentlemen, with being an A-lister, okay?
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You are surrounded by people who tell you you can do nothing wrong.
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Just yes, yes, whatever you want, whatever you want.
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This is me kind of imagining what happened behind the scenes with Taylor Swift.
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And Taylor Swift always gets back at a guy that does something to her.
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Taylor Swift, in all of her 97 relationships, has never done anything wrong.
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She puts it in a song and everyone takes her side.
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That's her version of a lawsuit, of filing a complaint.
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She puts it in a song, a bunch of teenagers sing along with it, and she gets what she wants.
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And I am surmising that perhaps she gave some advice to her best friend, Blake Lively, throughout
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Anyways, Justin Baldoni is not taking this sitting down.
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Aside from suing the New York Times, he just filed today a lawsuit against Blake Lively and
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Ryan Reynolds personally for $400 million, okay?
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He's also suing their publicist, Leslie Sloan, and Sloan's PR firm, Vision PR.
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His attorneys filed the lawsuit today in the Southern District of New York on behalf of
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Baldoni and the producer, Jamie Heath, the publicist, Jennifer Abel, and the crisis publicist,
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Melissa Nathan, who we were shown messages out of context.
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They tried to present it to us in New York Times, like these people tried to sing Blake
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And they left out messages, which showed that they were just laughing at the fact that
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they didn't have to do anything because the public already recognized that she wasn't
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And so they were kind of high-fiving and laughing.
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And the New York Times declined, for whatever reason, to make that clear, probably because
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Again, point being is that he is suing them on claims of civil extortion, defamation, false
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light, invasion of privacy, breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, intentional
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interference with contractual relations, intentional interference with prospective economic
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advantage, plus negligent interference with prospective economic advantage.
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Now, I am going to show you a clip of Baldani's lawyer, who I like very much, Brian Friedman.
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Justin Baldani has built his brand and is known for supporting women, believing women.
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So why, in this case, should people not believe Blake Lively?
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I am more than willing to take every single text message that exists out there, lay them
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out, put them on a website for the world to see, have them see the truth and determine
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You see, whenever you've got someone on one side of a lawsuit who is saying, just publish
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everything and let the public decide, go with that person.
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He is more than willing to put every single text message in communication.
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He stormed into my dressing room when I was feeding my baby.
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You once invited us in while you were breast pumping, sending us mixed signals.
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I mean, it's not going to be good for Blake Lively.
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I am telling you, the vibes are not vibing here for her.
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OK, he also gave a killer statement to the press.
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He said the lawsuit is a legal action based on an overwhelming amount of untampered evidence
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detailing Blake Lively and her team's duplicitous attempt to destroy Justin Baldoni, his team
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and their respective companies by disseminating grossly edited, unsubstantiated, new and doctored
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It is clear, based on our own all out willingness to provide all the complete text messages, emails,
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video footage and other documentary evidence that was shared between the parties in real
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time, that this is a battle that she will not win and will certainly regret.
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OK, Blake Lively was either severely misled by her team or intentionally and knowingly misrepresented
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Let's not forget Miss Lively and her team attempted to bulldoze reputations and livelihoods for
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heinously selfish reasons through their own dangerous manipulation of the media before even
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I'm telling you, Blake, please, I know we are not homies and we never will be homies.
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I don't do this like me to modern feminist stuff, but I am telling you, girlfriend to
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I feel the energy that is telling me that you and your husband were a little too high up
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OK, high up on your horse, but just feeling the A-list vibe, seeing that there's nothing
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There's no one in the room telling you what I'm going to tell you.
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You are going to lose this and much more, by the way.
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And there's no way to contain this is also going to impact your husband's career, which
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OK, so unless you've got some smoking gun and he's really just this bold and Brian Friedman
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is really just this much of a liar and you're willing to get on that stand and show that
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no, you were really sexually harassed on this set, which I'm going to
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I guess when he says videos, yeah, there were a lot of cameras there, too.
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So she made a lot of allegations about what happened.
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And they're probably still have all the things that they cut.
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But my best guess is Justin Baldoni is telling the truth.
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But they'll never remember you for pooping on a bed.
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I'm sure you maybe saw this on X, but Tucker Carlson is trending over an interview that he
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And I just want to back this up and get into a little bit of history just regarding chief
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OK, before we get to the crux of the story, let's just talk about chief medical examiners
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in general, because you probably don't even realize, like, when did America start establishing
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OK, so there was this guy many moons ago, really, the early 20th century.
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His name was Dr. Charles Norris of New York City.
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He was the first ever or is considered the first ever chief medical examiner in the United
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Again, he was married, which is relevant to an immigrant from Austria, and he worked
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Here's a picture of Alexander Gettler, who was the first toxicologist, forensic toxicologist
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OK, he was the first forensic chemist, pardon, to be employed in the capacity by a U.S.
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I want to tell you that because there's a lot of history that we should unpack about
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New York and the flood of immigrants that came in there.
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And you should know that to establish an office like that actually gave that office a tremendous
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amount of power because suddenly they established that there were experts.
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OK, and of course, you just should immediately trust the experts, even if you're not really
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sure about the facts and what they're telling you.
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I'll give you an example regarding these two men.
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In December of 1926, there was this guy named Frank Travia.
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He was caught literally carrying parts of a woman who was chopped up.
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He was carrying her body chopped up or parts of her body chopped up to the Brooklyn waterfront
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in New York City, and the detectives were able to find him and they found the remains
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Travia then claimed that he and the victim had fallen asleep after drinking some whiskey
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in his apartment and that after waking up, he found her dead on the floor.
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And they conclude, no, no, no, no, no, this victim died of carbon monoxide.
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They fell asleep together, as he said, on the floor.
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OK, the police department obviously did not believe this.
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They ignored these conclusions and they charged Travia with murder.
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But at the trial in March, now with the jury, the forensic analysis of chemist
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Gettler proved that, no, actually, it was carbon monoxide from Travia's stove and she
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So ignore the body that's chopped up in the bag and being thrown in the Brooklyn River.
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He actually got acquitted for murder because of this brand new office that had been established.
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OK, you look into the history of these things and they were even able to talk about just
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They got like an entire standard oil factory shut down because they were saying, oh, there's
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OK, so anyways, going into that story, which, like I said, a flood of immigrants, it's
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And then a ton of immigrants came into New York City.
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A lot of them were they weren't sending their best.
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OK, they were definitively commies and they were here to overthrow and to establish a new
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So what's standard oil, by the way, gets attacked several different ways by these immigrants,
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which I will have to get into at a later point.
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And obviously, I don't want to get into trouble.
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So I'm not going to say what kinds of immigrants like Dr.
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Gettler flooded into this new field of science.
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In fact, I'm going to I'm going to let Kanye West not say that.
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I'm not going to say what race, what people doctor and what hospital and what media went
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I am very deeply disappointed in Kanye for saying that he specifically was not going to
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Anyways, all of this to say that the origin story of medical examiners and forensics in
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America is riddled with organized crime and communism.
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OK, I am telling you that I have done a deep dive on that and we will dive deeper into that
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when I launch my own platform because I will get double demonetized, double demonetized for
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So that's that's what the platform we're building is for.
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And we're so close to launching that this month.
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But I'm telling you this because we have seen this corruption regarding chief medical examiner's
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If you're if you're listening to this podcast, if you've read that book, Chaos, that I keep
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recommending that you read, it goes into California, the corruption of these medical offices.
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And you're realizing that we were completely lied to about something as big as the Manson
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In the Kamala Chronicles, even remember, we interviewed that Japanese journalist, Yoichi
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Shimatsu, and he was convinced similarly, California, that someone that he had mentored
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and I'm blanking on the guy's name, he said he was murdered and they said that it was a
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suicide because he stood up to the political mafia in San Francisco, of which he was saying
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was being run by Willie Brown and had ties to the cartels and George Soros.
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And don't even get me started on everything we learned about the corruption of these offices
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You really have to go back in history and to understand that these offices are not established,
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It gave a tremendous amount of power to competing mafias in this country.
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Anyways, this brings me to Tucker Carlson, who just to give you a background of who he had
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If you don't know who Sam Altman is, maybe you don't follow the world of AI because you're
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a woman like me and it's not as interesting as other topics, but Sam Altman is the CEO
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Essentially, it's the company which created ChatGPT, this new focus on artificial intelligence,
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Now, the difference between artificial intelligence, which is what ChatGPT is, is essentially,
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if you could think about it, artificial intelligence that way is just a culmination of a ton of information
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information and trying to get to the source of what that information is or trying to create
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like a general information based off of all of the information.
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It's almost in that way like a search engine, like an ultimate search engine is what you
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would describe Grok and ChatGPT, but they can get things wrong, obviously, right?
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Because a lot of people can be wrong and then they're using all of this wrong information
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Then there's artificial general intelligence and that is essentially where they're trying
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That's why I'm like, I just give pause on Elon Musk, the Peter Thiel's, the Sam Altman's
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of the world, because they are pro-artificial general intelligence as well, which would mean
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It's not relying on all of your information and my information.
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Essentially, it would be like self-thinking, think of robots.
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Well, Sam Altman is a very dark character in general because he, among with others, lobbied the
00:28:11.820
They were trying to pass a piece of legislation that would require these companies to get to
00:28:18.080
So essentially, maybe that robot's getting a little too smart, AI technology's getting
00:28:25.040
And for whatever reason, they did not want that to be a thing.
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And they made all sorts of arguments of why that shouldn't happen.
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But I like the idea of a kill switch for a robot as much as the next guy, okay?
00:28:37.340
Enter in a young man whose name was Suchir Balaji.
00:28:44.560
He was, according to his mother, incredibly brilliant.
00:28:50.920
He was working to train the artificial intelligence systems that were behind ChatGPT.
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But later, he started believing that those practices violated copyright law.
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And then he was found dead just days before he was meant to be called to be a witness in
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He was found dead in his San Francisco apartment on November 26th.
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He said there was no evidence of foul play that was found during the initial investigation.
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Now, I can't show you the photos on YouTube without getting hit.
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You should go on to X and look at the photos of what they tried to allege was simply a suicide.
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So his family's calling for the death to be reinvestigated.
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And his mother, Pornima Ramarau, joined Tucker Carlson to discuss this.
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And listen to what she had to say about the chief medical examiner's office that ruled her
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Did the officers at the scene give you any indication of how they thought your son died?
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At four o'clock, they came to the leasing office.
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At that moment, I raised to them, look, my son went into New York Times.
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40 minutes to determine the date, cause of death.
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And at four o'clock, they give me the keys for the apartment.
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And they say, you can collect the body tomorrow.
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So, like, right from that moment, I see fall play.
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And the next day, they released the body within 24 hours without doing the complete autopsy.
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Then we just checked with the funeral home and we discussed with them.
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And then they also said, looks like, doesn't seem normal.
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The funeral home saying, yeah, I don't know what you were told, but this does not look
00:31:24.580
This kind of reminds me, by the way, we covered it a long time ago, like the Josh Shapiro story.
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I think he was attorney general when that young woman, Ellen Greenberg, we're supposed
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to believe she stabbed herself in the back 20 times.
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And her family has been fighting for justice forever.
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But again, when you look at these stories of these immigrants, they went into these cities,
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Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and they were running things.
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They were just running things and they would tell, you know, intentionally get certain people
00:31:50.600
elected to offices or establishing offices that had never been here in the United States.
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And like I said, I have gone through that history, but for whatever reason, you're not
00:31:57.800
allowed to talk about it because it's considered a conspiracy.
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And it's very clear that there is something dark going on in San Francisco and in other
00:32:09.140
cities like Chicago and Philadelphia, which is why I would never, ever want to live there
00:32:13.860
But I'm speaking about all of these issues because I know how it goes.
00:32:18.260
And if there's tons of evidence that to the contrary, without question, they're going to
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That's why I always just need you guys to know I am not suicidal.
00:32:30.780
But anyways, getting jumping back into the story.
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She then spoke to Tucker Carlson even about the bullet angle for his alleged suicide.
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It was evaluated in some way by the authorities.
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You have like a real autopsy done by Professor Rao.
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One of them is the bullet angle is going downward, about 30 to 45 degrees downward.
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Second thing is there's a head injury on the left side of the head.
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In fact, I spoke to medical examiner's office, executive director.
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I told him there's a head injury, the sign of struggle in the bathroom.
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He just declared that I'm the decision making authority of state of California.
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And when I brought up, we'll have federal investigation.
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There was a momentary setback in his voice on the phone, but still they're holding on to suicide.
00:33:38.060
So Dr. Cohen's autopsy, and this is grisly, I'm sorry, but shows, demonstrates, proves that the bullet was fired at what angle?
00:33:47.880
Yeah, it's downward angle that someone cannot shoot themselves.
00:33:50.900
Right. So, in other words, if this were a suicide, your son would have had to have held the gun to his forehead coming down.
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If you look at the same thing, like the victim was sitting down.
00:34:07.580
Absolutely insane, terrifying to think that this can happen, that this is happening in broad daylight, and that, of course, people that should be covering this stuff and calling for all this corruption are all being controlled.
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I mean, we learned this even in the Diddy lawsuit.
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I very much suggest it's very clear something's going on in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and then they just start calling you names.
00:34:31.200
When you go, hey, guys, how many people can keep telling you that you have people that are working in the police department, that are working in the chief medical's office, people have been making these claims since the 60s.
00:34:40.000
If you read that book, and that's, I mean, by the way, earlier for sure, but I mean, starting with chaos and recognizing this, before we say, hmm, who are these people working for?
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Who are these chief medical examiners in these major cities that are employed by a lot of corrupt people?
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It would be very important to secure those positions, to secure that chief medical examiner officer's position.
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Who are these people working for is the question.
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And apparently we are not allowed to try to answer that, but we're talking about it today.
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The chief medical's officer pretty much confirmed that the manner of death was a suicide, but a congressman is now backing calls for an FBI investigation into the death.
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So not that the FBI is any less corrupt, but we will see what happens there.
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And I can't imagine going through that and burying your child and seeing this corruption up close.
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His sister, by the way, is now suing him, I believe, for sexual assault.
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Let me fact check that real quick before him and his billions come after me.
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His sister has filed a lawsuit alleging that he regularly sexually abused her between 1997 and 2006.
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I don't like Gavin Newsom because, yeah, vibes, okay?
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He's in California where everything is corrupt.
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You know, I just think the mafia has gone mainstream.
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It's just like the politicians, the music execs, everybody is just, oh, gosh, I'm not allowed to say that on YouTube.
00:38:08.900
But I don't like anything that happens in California and the people that are in power of California.
00:38:12.880
But I will say that Gavin Newsom got something right, okay?
00:38:15.460
So last week, not with the fires, obviously, this has all been mismanaged.
00:38:20.000
But last week we expressed concern over the potential that with these fires, there was obviously going to be a major land grab, right?
00:38:28.140
BlackRock was going to come in, buy everything at a fraction of what it's actually worth because that just seems to be standard operating procedure after a disaster.
00:38:35.940
Find people that are absolutely desperate, have nowhere to go, and say, well, I know your property is worth this, but how about I just give you like 10% of that and you go somewhere because you need the cash now, you know?
00:38:44.640
People who lose all of their homes and they cannot get money from their insurers from one reason or another, and then along will come a company that says they'll write you a check, you will do that.
00:38:59.860
So Gavin Newsom issued essentially an executive order, and I'm going to read you his tweet.
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It says today I signed an executive order prohibiting greedy land developers from ripping off L.A. wildfire victims with unsolicited, keyword unsolicited, undervalued offers to buy their destroyed property.
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Make no mistake, this is a prosecutable crime, and this is the video that he attached to that tweet.
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I just signed an executive order with community leaders to deal with the issue that is becoming a bigger and bigger issue every day,
00:39:34.180
and that's land developers that are engaging in predatory efforts to make unsolicited offers for properties at significantly below market value.
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This predatory behavior is disgusting in the best of times, and of course here in the midst of this tragedy at scale, it's disgraceful.
00:39:53.780
So we're going to hold those folks accountable.
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I'm very grateful for the leadership here in the community that promoted this approach and this executive order's reflection of their direction and their commitment to preserving the unique character of this community for generations to come.
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I am not so partisan that I will say, well, you're Gavin Newsom, so I'm just going to pretend that's bad.
00:40:19.160
And again, you don't want these guys, these Wall Street guys coming in and swooping up all the land because that, to me, just leads me to conspiracy theories about who's behind all of this, okay?
00:40:28.500
And I don't want to have to be a conspiracy theorist full-time.
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But anyways, for whatever reason, some conservatives took issue with this, and I was quite stunned to see the tweets that were coming out about this.
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Developer, hey, I'll offer you $2 million for your torched piece of land that won't be livable for four years.
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Newsom, stop that right now, you greedy land developer, with your unsolicited offer to pay this fire victim money.
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Like, that is, like, not at all what is happening.
00:41:03.160
Why are you taking the position of greedy land developers and trying to pretend that they're being helpful?
00:41:11.400
This is like people going to a pawn shop out of desperation.
00:41:14.260
They have something that's actually worth a lot of money, and they're going to get a small percentage of it because they need the cash now.
00:41:23.920
These landowners are going to come in, and he's going to prevent them from doing that.
00:41:26.820
It's like it comes across as so Team BlackRock.
00:41:30.580
And he wasn't the only one who made it seem as though what he was doing, what Gavin Newsom was doing, was dirty.
00:41:42.320
Limited fire mitigation efforts, produced water shortages, and underfunded firefighters.
00:41:48.940
Then the bottom says, now Dem politicians are making it harder for those devastated by the wildfires to sell their destroyed properties.
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Rather than leaning on BlackRock to swoop up land that's undervalued, why don't we cut them some of the billions of dollars we're able to send?
00:42:11.120
Ben Shapiro is pro sending billions of dollars to Israel.
00:42:14.020
Why don't we maybe keep some of that money home?
00:42:16.420
Let's take a one-year break from sending money from Israel to Israel and Ukraine.
00:42:22.620
And instead, just write the checks and give them so that they can temporarily live.
00:42:36.800
They get $700 and BlackRock takes their property at 10%.
00:42:44.920
So if you're concerned about them not having cash that is immediately available, I suggest we do what we always do every time our little welfare recipients like Zelensky and Bibi Netanyahu come out with their hands out.
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It can just come from whatever that pile of money is, the never-ending pile of money that seems to be sitting for foreign nations.
00:43:07.040
I mean, I was literally just like, what are we even talking about?
00:43:09.100
Could you imagine you buy a home and you're like, okay, my home is worth a million dollars.
00:43:18.420
And some greedy little goblin comes over and is like, well, you really need the money now.
00:43:31.860
And to clarify, by the way, what he is actually proposing when you take a look at the executive order, he is saying for three months they cannot solicit.
00:43:41.100
Meaning, they can't call these people and say, hey, I'm with BlackRock.
00:43:46.980
If they want to reach out to those land developers, they're more than welcome to.
00:43:50.680
If they're desperate and they want to reach out to land developers, they are welcome to do that.
00:43:57.020
He's stopping greedy people who are ambulance chasers and taking advantage of people in a crisis for three months.
00:44:04.020
And then beyond that, he is not allowing deals to go through that undervalue their properties.
00:44:14.520
If you're going to come and you're going to say that you're going to develop this land, whatever it is, it's got to be at the actual value so people can make that money back that they invested into their home.
00:44:24.100
I really just, I can't with the way that this world is going right now.
00:44:29.880
Do want to also tell you about something that's just very objectively funny that Trump is doing.
00:44:35.220
Um, he is, in a truth social post, just announced that he's naming Mel Gibson and Jon Voight as special ambassadors to very troubled Hollywood.
00:44:47.280
First of all, I love this because it's Mel Gibson in there and Hollywood effectively chased Mel Gibson out.
00:44:51.500
And now he's going to be the ambassador, the special ambassador to Hollywood.
00:44:56.180
And his, I don't know how to say his truth social reads,
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It is my honor to announce Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone to be special ambassadors to a great but very troubled place, Hollywood, California.
00:45:08.580
They will serve as special envoys to me for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, which has lost much business over the last four years, to foreign countries back bigger, better, and stronger than ever before.
00:45:19.020
These three very talented people will be my eyes and ears and I will get done what they suggest.
00:45:23.360
It will again be like the United States of America itself, the golden age of Hollywood.
00:45:27.700
Yeah, I just, I don't know, I just love the idea of having a special ambassadors to Hollywood, particularly when they are ambassadors like Mel Gibson, who is absolutely loathed by those in power in Hollywood.
00:45:39.380
So that's just a fun little announcement to wrap this up.
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Okay, now I'm going to read all of your comments.
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All right, let's see what you guys are saying in the comments.
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It's because I need to take a day off because crazy developments are happening in the Emmanuel Macron thing.
00:47:06.220
You probably sensed that things were crazy already because a sitting president sent me a legal letter.
00:47:10.560
By the way, some of you are asking, Canis, when is that legal letter going to be up on Locals?
00:47:14.280
We actually only sent it officially this morning because my lawyer wanted to send it to another lawyer.
00:47:19.820
Chris is editing the names of the lawyers off of it, and after this show, it will be uploaded onto Locals.
00:47:26.000
So you can go to canis.locals.com, and you can read the entirety of a letter that we sent back to these people.
00:47:33.220
There's just a lot happening with France right now, and I need to just really focus on all the information that I have received.
00:47:40.140
And still all in, still all in on everything that I am saying.
00:47:49.300
People that don't speak French, your mind is just going to be blown.
00:47:53.140
If you thought the Kamala Chronicles was interesting, you just are going to, you're going to need to sit down and just take a deep, deep breath and probably have to pause and take more deep breaths and go, this can't be real.
00:48:03.820
Like, why were we ever watching, why were we ever watching anything fiction when the real life stuff that takes place in government is so much darker and more insane?
00:48:13.380
Like, for my true crime mamas, we're like, it's like true crime, essentially.
00:48:20.060
Brigitte Macron, Emmanuel Macron, your mind will be blown.
00:48:23.520
And so I need to buckle down and get some edits done.
00:48:28.420
I'm sorry that I can't give you anything on Friday.
00:48:30.060
That's why we're making today a little extra long.
00:48:32.440
I'm supposed to be reading your comments and all I'm doing is commenting.
00:48:42.660
First and foremost, we have regarding Blake Lively.
00:48:46.420
Judith said, Blake wanted to be relevant as an actress because she's never been.
00:48:50.280
So she did everything in her power to hijack the movie to be the superstar that she wanted to be alongside her husband.
00:48:55.620
Yeah, I really do just think that this stuff goes to your head.
00:48:58.080
Once you become A-list, you just like, you start to believe you're untouchable.
00:49:01.440
It's so important to have people in your life that will tell you no.
00:49:05.260
Like you just need people that will say, you know what?
00:49:10.620
It's Archie writes, man, don't say Blake, let her crumble.
00:49:13.780
It's time there be a precedent set that women can't just lie about men and suffer no consequences for it.
00:49:18.840
In the long run, it's not good for men or women.
00:49:21.080
I think the thing that bothers me the most about it is first and foremost is because I have two sons and one on the way.
00:49:26.940
And even before I was married with children, I was against this because I knew that one day I would have sons.
00:49:32.260
And what bothers me is they always take the same angle.
00:49:38.840
And suddenly it's just you're putting slush on this person's character and making it sound like he's just like a nasty, ooh, you know how guys are looking at his pornography.
00:49:51.660
And so, yeah, I would, by the way, selfishly, I would love to see her hit the stance.
00:49:57.120
But I also am just, I'm trying to be a girl's girls right now, a girl's girl, and tell her not to do that.
00:50:01.980
Nicole writes, this would have hurt Justin's career if not for the internet.
00:50:09.620
Carrie writes, I got mommy intuition too, girl, and I get good vibes from the Baldoni's lawyer also.
00:50:20.200
Purple Tiger writes, I need a version of Candace singing Bad Blood, please.
00:50:27.940
I think it's really not a great song, to be honest.
00:50:30.420
And it was so petty that she did that, all the feminists as feminists do, to march hot girls against, who was it, Katy Perry.
00:50:40.160
Regarding the Sam Altman story, Isabella writes, I live in a small town, New Mexico.
00:50:44.000
Can't tell you how many murders have happened that have been ruled as an accident.
00:50:47.820
Yeah, New Mexico would be a good place to get away with stuff.
00:50:51.480
Magalie writes, I'm so glad you are talking about this case.
00:51:07.600
Roto writes, I started watching the interview, and how hard would it be to doctor the CCTV after admitting AI is here?
00:51:14.900
Don't even get me thinking about AI and all the dark things that can happen.
00:51:26.760
But Gavin probably wants the land for 15-minute cities.
00:51:30.960
I'm not sure what that means, 15-minute cities.
00:51:33.880
Truth Seeker writes, wow, Ted Cruz, not representing Texans on this one.
00:51:37.600
He usually gets it right, and I totally disagree with Ted Cruz on that one, at least the second half of his tweet.
00:51:43.540
There is nothing wrong with what he is doing, in my opinion.
00:51:46.600
Steve writes, there is no place for the victims of the fires to live, no matter how much money was given.
00:51:52.120
And they should be given a lot more money, but at least they'd be able to rent a home in the interim.
00:51:56.040
You know, be able to think, not in a crisis of like, well, you need cash now.
00:52:00.120
It should not happen right now, and our government should be doing much more for them.
00:52:05.400
Steve, sorry, C3000 writes, that's what developers have been doing to the black community since America's inception.
00:52:17.160
Yolanda writes, bring back the golden age to Hollywood.
00:52:20.400
I actually disagree with that, only because Trump should probably read Hollywood Babylon.
00:52:25.460
The golden age was an age of murder and corruption and bootleggers and actresses being killed.
00:52:33.740
In the miscellaneous segment, we have miscellaneous comments.
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00:52:55.740
Brittany writes, you really need to be pregnant every year.
00:53:03.120
When the little boys are in my belly, I get a little feisty.
00:53:09.640
You know, with my daughter, I was much more at peace with these little boys.
00:53:14.220
Alaska Dog Lady writes, can we start the fake and gay awards?
00:53:16.880
We can offer a Blake Lively one, and I'd like to nominate Bono for performing in a staged war zone and Zelensky for his time cover.
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This was a super long episode, and I just can't stop talking.
00:53:57.780
I just want to keep talking to my friends on the phone, but now I'm like, I got to go be a mom again.
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I love you guys forever, forever, forever, forever, and I'll see you tomorrow.