Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - Time's Up For Blake !!

00:00:00.000 It is Time's Up for Blake Lively's Me Too Lawsuit.

00:00:09.060 Hi and welcome to Flossom Talk. I'm Sachet Flore, journalist, Hollywood truth teller,

00:00:13.420 and your voice of reason in a town built on delusion.

00:00:17.820 Okay, the judge has ruled. It is Time's Up for Blake Lively's Me Too Lawsuit.

00:00:24.620 We are about to see all the rest of the evidence in that case.

00:00:30.320 And guess what? It's happening right now.

00:00:34.640 And we have to talk about Tom Cruise being on Jimmy Fallon yesterday.

00:00:38.980 I've never seen a TV host this excited, trying to hide from the public who his guest really is.

00:00:44.920 He's unbelievable! There's no one like this dude!

00:00:49.040 At least we learned one thing from this interview.

00:00:51.840 Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are both willingly participating in this cleanup operation.

00:01:00.380 I mean, does it get more obviously dirty than this?

00:01:04.380 And I've spoken to Andy Signor over at Popcorn Planet about his documentary, It Ends With Justice.

00:01:10.540 He's revealing how he got some of the crew members to talk to him.

00:01:14.520 And of course, where he can watch his documentary.

00:01:16.880 I'm going to be at the LA premiere of that documentary if you want to get tickets for that

00:01:22.300 I'll leave a link below if you're interested. Okay so let's get into it. As I said there is

00:01:27.400 a big unsealing going on as we speak. Judge Lyman said everything needs to go out there. He's just

00:01:35.120 said that we can redact a few personal things like personal identifiable things so you don't

00:01:42.560 see people's home addresses or whatever. And he also said that we could keep secret some information,

00:01:48.860 some health information or something involving children, but the rest put it out there. So he

00:01:57.080 didn't actually give a deadline for this to happen. So he just said, you know, the clerk should start

00:02:02.860 working on this now, meaning that he will start unsealing all these documents that have been

00:02:09.380 sealed for the public since the beginning of this lawsuit. So there are some interesting

00:02:14.760 things here. Amongst it, there is a deposition from Jenny Slate where she talks about a publicly

00:02:20.200 known celebrity rumor specifically that Lyman pointed to. So we're going to get to know what

00:02:27.280 Jenny Slate said about this celebrity rumor. That's interesting. And there's also an audio

00:02:34.180 recording coming from stephanie jones justin baldoni's ex-publicist who's now suing him and

00:02:40.100 everyone else she is willing to unseal everything because now she's not team blake lively and ryan

00:02:47.480 reynolds anymore because they threw her under the bus she threw them under the bus and that's why i 0.76

00:02:52.760 think i might be most excited about seeing all the evidence from stephanie jones the judge also

00:02:57.700 pointed to a few other things a lot of frustrations between PR people are going to be revealed so I'm

00:03:05.140 guessing we're going to see a lot more of the communication going on between the PR people and

00:03:10.240 maybe also between the PR people and the New York Times and other reporters reaching out to the PR

00:03:18.920 people yeah I don't want to keep on guessing what we're going to see because we are going to see it

00:03:22.900 so soon anyways. I will of course keep everyone posted on what's happening here and I will jump

00:03:28.500 on all of this evidence as soon as it becomes available. Also let's talk about Tom Cruise on

00:03:34.500 Jimmy Fallon yesterday. I've been talking about Tom Cruise for a couple of days now because as

00:03:39.980 you might have noticed he's everywhere right now. Tom Cruise wants to win an Oscar for Digger and

00:03:45.900 the price that he has to pay for that is to become very visible for quite some time. The Oscar

00:03:53.320 campaign is sometimes more work than actually doing the movie and it starts off in August,

00:04:02.360 September and it lasts all the way until March or whenever the Oscars is. So the awards season

00:04:08.820 has officially started and Tom Cruise is working it. So as you know he did this GQ cover that

00:04:15.060 everyone's kind of laughing a little bit about like what's going on there I don't know it's kind

00:04:19.340 of creepy if you ask me and now he's also doing the rounds of talk shows and yesterday he was on

00:04:24.680 Jimmy Fallon and as expected I think I said this yesterday or the day before Tom Cruise needs to

00:04:31.640 find one thing that he can talk about throughout this whole press tour and as you know with the

00:04:37.860 Mission Impossible movies it was always about stunts that he's doing his own stunts and it's

00:04:43.260 so dangerous. And, you know, apart from just making movies, I love making movies and I'm

00:04:48.040 looking at the next movie, whatever he says in every single interview, he needs to have some

00:04:51.800 kind of, he needs to have an interesting story. And this time his interesting story is about being

00:04:59.140 friends with Taylor Swift. I knew that this was going to be a thing. And of course, Jimmy Fallon

00:05:04.540 brought this up and he was like, what are you talking to Taylor Swift about? Like anyone is

00:05:09.860 expecting an interesting answer and Tom Cruise said we talked about football anyways it was so

00:05:17.560 fascinating to watch this conversation or this theatrical performance that it really was

00:05:24.600 with Tom Cruise being on Jimmy Fallon you could tell how Jimmy Fallon was trying to compensate

00:05:30.520 for the lack of entertainment coming from Tom Cruise himself by acting like a crazy person

00:05:37.640 he was just jumping up and down talking about how talented Tom Cruise is.

00:05:43.680 Unbelievable! There's no one like this dude!

00:05:47.120 Like, yeah, have you seen anything more insane than that?

00:05:51.440 And then they talked about Taylor Swift and Tom Cruise was like,

00:05:55.440 yeah, yeah, you know, she's my friend and Travis Kelsey is my friend.

00:06:00.460 What do you talk about?

00:06:02.660 She was schooling me on football, for real.

00:06:04.700 Like, she was bringing the football, first of all, she's a genius.

00:06:06.980 I've been following her since she was a kid. 0.88

00:06:08.660 Yeah, she is a G.

00:06:09.200 Everybody there, all their friends, they're a beautiful couple, you know, and magical in their own right.

00:06:13.720 And everybody there in that booth.

00:06:14.980 I haven't been to a football game since pre-COVID, you know.

00:06:16.760 To get to hang out there and have that moment, it was a lot.

00:06:18.260 But she knows her stuff?

00:06:18.860 Oh, she knows her stuff.

00:06:19.420 She's like, this is like, I was like, okay.

00:06:20.800 Because she told me, she was like, I don't, she didn't know much about football.

00:06:22.440 She knew, she knew nothing about football when she met Travis.

00:06:24.820 It was like, her, it's like, what was it like playing against your brother, like tackling each other?

00:06:27.820 I think Travis, I told Travis, he was like, very patient.

00:06:29.700 She said, you know, he's so patient.

00:06:30.560 Kind of said, I'm sure he was.

00:06:32.600 I think everybody would be very patient.

00:06:33.980 Yeah.

00:06:34.180 But now she's telling you what's up and knowing the place.

00:06:35.460 No, she knows.

00:06:35.900 She's just bringing it.

00:06:36.440 She knows.

00:06:36.880 She knows.

00:06:37.360 So this new carefully crafted image of Tom Cruise hiding behind his big celebrity pop

00:06:45.520 star friend and her husband, how Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey are helping Tom Cruise hide

00:06:53.960 his real persona and who he actually is as a person.

00:06:58.860 And I find that actually pretty disturbing.

00:07:01.920 I was saying yesterday, I bet Tom Cruise is going to show up on Travis Kelsey's podcast.

00:07:08.000 And guess what?

00:07:09.640 Voila!

00:07:10.520 He's going to be there today.

00:07:12.820 So this is what he's going to talk about for the rest of this Oscar campaign.

00:07:16.980 His friendship with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey.

00:07:19.820 And since Tom doesn't have any stunts to talk about now, he has to talk about prosthetics instead.

00:07:26.100 And that's going to be the other thing he talks about throughout this whole PR campaign.

00:07:29.940 That he wore a fat suit.

00:07:32.500 I thought you couldn't even say that you were wearing a fat suit anymore. 0.55

00:07:36.020 That that was politically incorrect.

00:07:38.180 The prosthetics...

00:07:38.660 That was a fat suit.

00:07:41.220 I...

00:07:41.700 But I guess when Tom Cruise says it, it doesn't matter.

00:07:44.580 Half of this interview they spent with Tom Cruise walking around giving popcorn to the audience.

00:07:51.860 And they were just acting so excited, applauding over every little move that he made.

00:07:57.440 And I get it.

00:07:58.360 How are you going to spend 10 minutes with someone that you can't ask any questions to?

00:08:04.220 When other celebrities go on these talk shows, they have a personal story to share.

00:08:08.940 They talk about that beforehand.

00:08:10.660 Like, hey, it's a picture from your vacation or a fun story with their kids.

00:08:16.140 That is a regular thing.

00:08:17.860 But with Tom Cruise, since you can't talk about anything, you just send them out to the audience

00:08:23.260 to feed them popcorn. I wonder when the backlash towards Tom Cruise is going to get serious,

00:08:29.960 because I have a feeling that the general public is not buying this anymore. People want authenticity,

00:08:37.180 they want accountability, they want transparency, and with Tom Cruise you don't get any of that.

00:08:44.160 and that's why i'm wondering if tom cruise just walked into a big trap it's interesting how this

00:08:50.620 character is covered in prosthetics like tom cruise put a big mask on to play someone else

00:08:57.640 while in real life he's wearing the exact same mask covering up so much darkness so when will

00:09:04.740 the mask fall when is the public going to demand to see the real tom cruise anyways let's get into

00:09:11.900 my conversation with Andy Signor from Popcorn Planet about his documentary, It Ends With

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00:10:34.300 Angie Signor from Popcorn Planet, welcome back to Flossom Talk.

00:10:39.840 thank you so much for being here for having me here and congratulations on your doc i hope

00:10:44.120 everybody's getting your amazon prime documentary proud i hope so too i think last time we were on

00:10:50.980 each other channels where actually when you were in la then we were a part of your documentary

00:10:56.780 both magnus and i and now it's finally coming out so there's a lot of people who thought it

00:11:03.960 was full of crap but it's real it's happening and i'm excited i'm glad we took some time with it

00:11:10.240 And I'm glad we get to, like, premiere it with people. 0.97

00:11:12.940 I'm very excited about that.

00:11:14.620 And then it's going to be coming digitally this fall.

00:11:18.060 And you were fantastic.

00:11:19.540 You and Magnus are great.

00:11:20.520 You're both in it, as are a lot of people.

00:11:22.620 And I'm so excited.

00:11:23.660 We announced over our mind.

00:11:24.760 But you'll be at the L.A. show.

00:11:26.460 So, guys, get your tickets.

00:11:27.820 Yes, I will.

00:11:28.880 It endswithjustice.com slash four.

00:11:31.360 We're almost out.

00:11:32.180 And they're going to regret.

00:11:32.860 I think there's going to be a lot of FOMO if they don't get their tickets to that L.A. show.

00:11:36.300 I think so, too.

00:11:37.100 I'll be there.

00:11:37.640 And Magnus will be there as well.

00:11:39.220 All right.

00:11:39.420 How many episodes are there altogether?

00:11:41.860 So it's four.

00:11:43.060 The first one, episode one sort of sets it all up.

00:11:45.340 Episode two goes through the allegations and sort of all the legal stuff.

00:11:49.940 Episode three is the crew, like the tech, the real nitty gritty of what actually went down.

00:11:55.480 And then four, which is not being real because we just didn't want to stream a three hour movie for everybody.

00:12:01.620 It's also still being finished.

00:12:03.180 We actually just recorded with Victoria Burke, who gave us a little some exclusive, interesting stuff.

00:12:07.900 and there's a couple other people i was just trying to finally nail down to piece in some of

00:12:12.320 the last little strands just because we had this time to really actually hear the full story we now

00:12:17.220 know how it ended right so even though the gen able stuff's still going this sort of story sort

00:12:21.860 of did finally close so i'm trying to really do my best to just sum it all up in the best possible

00:12:26.820 way four deals with the subpoena it deals with the post-production we have an editor speaking

00:12:31.480 and it deals with just the ryan reynolds abuse of power all of it so um that one's like an hour long

00:12:37.480 So that's currently we're just trying to finesse it and get it to the best shape possible.

00:12:41.720 But my goal is to have all of it releasing weekly starting, I hope, this fall, this November-ish is the plan.

00:12:49.220 So how did you work around trying to get people to join this documentary?

00:12:53.920 Because I know, I mean, everyone knows now no one really wanted to come out and talk about it,

00:12:58.520 especially the people, the crew, you know, of course, all the cast members.

00:13:02.540 but the crew especially because they were there and they saw what happened how did you manage to

00:13:09.100 get people because i know that you had some people to actually sat down for an interview with you how

00:13:16.460 did you convince them to that it was safe or how did you convince them to be a part of it yeah good

00:13:21.420 question we have five crew members that have never spoken anywhere else um and they're in the dock

00:13:26.180 they show up it's all pretty much three when we get to that story which we will be screening um

00:13:30.440 And yeah, we, well, I will, I will reveal this.

00:13:32.820 We got the call sheet.

00:13:33.760 I don't know if you ever got that, but we got the call sheet.

00:13:36.080 And then we basically, my producer, Michelle, we just hit them all up.

00:13:41.100 We started hitting them all up, try not, not aggressively, but just, you know, proactively

00:13:44.640 and explain what we were doing.

00:13:46.500 And we got a lot of responses.

00:13:48.260 And that was sort of the first phase was just having those conversations off the record.

00:13:52.980 And then, you know, sort of seeing who seemed comfortable enough and then at what level

00:13:56.960 they were willing.

00:13:58.940 Like we have the set medic who literally retired and he's like, I don't care.

00:14:02.760 You can say my name.

00:14:03.800 So we have people like that.

00:14:04.860 Then we have some other crew who are like, I don't, I literally don't show my anything.

00:14:09.060 You can use my voice.

00:14:10.060 So we have like sort of a, you know, a black silhouette as the guy's talking.

00:14:14.680 And then we have someone who wore a mask and then we have someone who we blacked out their face.

00:14:17.620 So it was all kinds of various, you know, security things that made some of them feel more comfortable.

00:14:22.840 But I'll be honest, it was, it was interesting because I talked, there were, there were probably another five crew members that I spoke to.

00:14:28.140 that wouldn't go on record um and uh it was frustrating but at the same time i was grateful

00:14:33.980 for them at least tell me stuff so i could feel like i was you know finding the truth and sort of

00:14:40.060 speak on it more you know educated more educated on what actually happened because a lot of these

00:14:44.700 people just were they were clearly not aligned with justin or blake they were just there working

00:14:49.340 right and they they were all shocked by that lawsuit like all of them like what and to hear

00:14:54.220 them talk about what the set was really like and and sort of their feelings on blake what happened

00:14:58.340 it is pretty eye-opening i think and then we try to package that with the text messages and like

00:15:03.360 the timeline and we really try to like the documentary is really built for people who don't

00:15:07.400 know the case because i want them to learn what really happened right the the people on our

00:15:12.540 channels are they're going to be the first to watch and i'm grateful for them don't get me wrong

00:15:15.800 but they know this story there's not a lot of stuff they don't know but my goal was like how

00:15:20.620 do we really definitively try to prove it right and tell it based on the people who were there

00:15:24.340 and so being that honest and transparent from the beginning um we had her come out in the show

00:15:29.460 actually she's she did it but jackie the editor like she that was the toughest one and she was

00:15:34.200 really one of the most important ones because she reveals a lot and she didn't speak to anybody

00:15:37.980 she still hasn't and she did not want to be in that charity it was like it was she was like i

00:15:43.140 do not want to be on camera this makes me feel uncomfortable we did a whole actual the same time

00:15:47.340 i came to interview you in la i did one with her and it took a while because she's just so she's

00:15:52.580 not media trained she doesn't know what to talk and she was just nervous and um and so we filmed

00:15:57.640 that it was it was useful but i could just tell like it wasn't as good as it could be and then

00:16:01.960 luckily because we took our time and we had more time she did get more confident she saw more stuff

00:16:06.700 come out and she got more pissed right as she was seeing more of these texts and things so she did

00:16:11.380 it again and we got to sit down with her and we got even she was able to get and show more um so

00:16:16.220 it just honestly i would say that how we did it was we took our time because we had the time to

00:16:20.500 take we were able to work with them and make them feel more comfortable to trust us when the subpoena

00:16:25.240 happened it definitely i think it did make a lot of other crew people who were on the fence of

00:16:30.100 joining us didn't want to join me which was really i think was part of blake and ryan's plan

00:16:35.200 um the more i think about it and so that that made things tougher but then when we didn't give

00:16:40.420 in and we fought it i think they all saw okay well this guy i think long term hopefully that

00:16:44.700 helps me too of like i'm not going to give in i'll i would have gone to jail honestly i was ready to

00:16:50.360 go i told my wife i'm like i'll i'll go to jail to protect the sources if i have to um just because

00:16:55.760 what i knew was happening was so wrong and what was frustrating was like they they had the

00:17:00.220 correspondence like it's out there like the correspondence i had was you know blake's team

00:17:05.920 had it already so they were just coming at me to harass me they didn't really actually there

00:17:09.880 wasn't anything else to get from me that they didn't already have and that was i think the most

00:17:13.460 scary part of it all. But what happened to your subpoena, by the way, in the end? Because I

00:17:18.740 remember you were fighting and fighting it. And then, of course, when they settled, did that

00:17:21.760 automatically was that automatically tossed out when they settled? Yeah, it was. OK, so and that

00:17:28.580 didn't happen until they settled. Correct. We were still waiting for we were waiting for the local

00:17:33.700 Tampa judge to basically approve the appeal. We had already filed the appeal, but then, you know,

00:17:39.080 we everyone on Reddit got me all nervous and I we didn't need to do it. But we I did agree with

00:17:44.040 like Blake sucks. I don't want anything to even remotely be off. So my lawyer said, fine, we can 0.98

00:17:49.880 go back just to be extra safe. We went back and sort of did it to the local judge. And we were

00:17:53.480 basically waiting for him to sort of stamp it so we could take it to the 11th circuit. And we were

00:17:59.180 prepared to go all the way to the Supreme Court. But I think that Florida judge wisely was just

00:18:03.620 waiting because he knew this doesn't go to trial. It's not going anywhere. But you know, I'm so

00:18:08.780 surprised that all these judges, because there were different judges with you and then with Perez

00:18:15.560 in Las Vegas, and I'm guessing with Candace, wherever she is, you know, there were different 0.63

00:18:21.860 judges on all these subpoenas. Why wasn't this automatically being tossed out? I was really

00:18:27.060 surprised that we all had to actually fight them. You, of course, had to fight much more because

00:18:31.720 you got a broader subpoena. But I was so surprised that that wasn't just an automatic thing, that

00:18:37.560 people are put in these positions where they have to actually hire lawyers. That was new to me,

00:18:44.080 being like European and kind of naive in some ways. I was like, wow. 1.00

00:18:48.940 No, trust me, it was new to me because I showed up and we didn't provide anything because we

00:18:54.120 didn't like, well, I'm not providing anything. This is clearly journalistic privilege.

00:18:57.620 Yeah. Now looking back at it, because I remember I was there in Spain when you texted me like,

00:19:01.720 are you being subpoenaed? And I was like, no. And then I was looking at my email. I was like,

00:19:06.060 I am being subpoenaed. And then you call them and then they were like, no denying it. No,

00:19:11.260 we're not subpoenaed. We don't know what you're talking about. It feels like such a long time

00:19:15.940 ago. And it is over a year ago, actually. And now looking back, and that's what I was thinking when

00:19:21.480 you were saying that the documentary is mostly for people who doesn't know, but there's so many

00:19:26.800 things that we've forgotten about and then i see popping up again and i'm like oh i remember that

00:19:33.560 happened and that text message and all those little details that we've forgotten about now

00:19:39.380 because it's been like almost two years now so i think that's part of the struggle the doc as you

00:19:44.960 could imagine why it took so long because there's so many stories to tell and i'm just like like

00:19:48.920 even my like you bring that up i don't even think the last cut of the episode four has the phone

00:19:53.240 call which was supposed to have it but then i kind of like do i need that is that really important

00:19:57.720 it's not about me but that is kind of an interesting it's so there's a lot of that

00:20:00.960 happening like the prez hilton of it is all a whole fast like yeah i didn't realize i now have

00:20:05.300 like the last interview he did and uh he said a lot of really revealing stuff and i didn't get

00:20:09.820 to use it all right he talked i could do a whole doc about his whole subpoena in itself even your

00:20:14.340 issue and what happened to you i have so much more on the floor with you and and uh magnus i love

00:20:19.020 that he was so good and like even just the way magnus was telling what was happening to you made

00:20:23.100 it's so much more effective no offense but like we got to see from you know the person who's with

00:20:27.180 you like how it was taking a toll like i could do a whole documentary on you at this point with

00:20:31.540 what i have but i had to cut a lot of that stuff out to make the choices to like sort of just tell

00:20:35.760 the broader story and you know that a lot of people are like no andy make it 10 hours long

00:20:40.640 and i'm like no the audience will get bored well now you have all the other yeah but now you have

00:20:46.100 all that extra material too that you yeah we may put it on the website i think i'm trying to piece

00:20:49.900 them in for the website so they'll get more like the on the extended interviews and stuff so you

00:20:54.340 can get some of that for people who really want to dig deeper they can can you say anything from

00:20:59.400 this doc that we can especially look forward to is there something that you feel people are going

00:21:06.420 to be like whoa I don't want to over promise it no I don't for your viewers and my viewers who

00:21:12.640 know this case backwards and forwards I don't think there's like a smoking gun thing to be

00:21:17.240 like oh my god andy found this out but i think uh particularly episode three and episode four

00:21:23.520 that's where we you'll get stuff you haven't heard yet just from crew we had adam who you had on but

00:21:29.460 adam gave us like a three-hour interview which so much stuff we got from him he's he has so much

00:21:35.660 intel um and uh like just even knowing that he was there during the dragon text like and him

00:21:41.720 explaining what just like what were they thinking as that text comes in like we had him break down

00:21:46.560 a lot of those moments that we didn't really have anybody else who could tell us who was actually

00:21:50.300 watching it right so his perspective became such a big part of it um post-production interesting

00:21:55.720 through jackie you get a lot more from her than we did in the youtube interview and then we did

00:22:00.120 brian did an interview uh he gave some interesting stuff um and uh the other interesting thing is 0.68

00:22:06.500 blake refused like we tried i tried so hard to get blake's team i tried to get x moron

00:22:14.120 trying to get everybody like please i want to hear the other side of this like i'm giving you

00:22:18.220 an opportunity let's hear it and they no one would do it everyone was afraid but blake's team

00:22:23.240 has ignored like six attempts to try to get them to give us something and i just think it's going

00:22:28.760 to make them look so much worse and that was not ever my goal i really wanted to try to tell it

00:22:33.280 neutrally there was there was a feedback i got in episode one where it like and some might think it

00:22:37.800 too but then we did it we made an adjustment to help but episode one kind of ends negatively on

00:22:42.260 justin because like instilling the story like i want people to realize what he was put through

00:22:48.240 right of like what actually happened to him and if you really tell the story he was destroyed at

00:22:53.080 the end of that oh my god he's you know essayed her but some people thought and he might have

00:22:57.300 said on this and that and so episode one leaves with sort of that what what but then i found a

00:23:02.600 way to like uh donna had a really good quote that's sort of but then i heard his story and

00:23:06.940 that's we at least at least keeps it a little bit more open-ended in case someone gets bored

00:23:10.780 i don't want them to think wait justin was the bad guy but as you tell the story of this story

00:23:14.940 like it's a very intense story and i want it i want people to really remember all of it like

00:23:20.340 the the version of the summer that we actually experienced version then what this sort of new

00:23:25.780 version that blake was trying to tell yet in order to tell that story you got to lay out all

00:23:29.600 the facts in order and so we do try to really go uh in order and so i think if something i'll look

00:23:35.520 forward to the crew obviously to answer your question sorry that was a longer answer than

00:23:38.040 you asked for but also i just think like you said i think people will enjoy the recap in a way to

00:23:43.240 sort of see it all organized the way we did to really reaffirm and remind how crazy this was i

00:23:48.880 think really is something that uh hopefully i think people will be excited about and i'm proud

00:23:52.620 that we were able to keep have a keepsake of what happened something i wish i'd done so much

00:23:57.600 during the depth trial because i see they're already rewriting that history that depth was

00:24:01.800 the abuser yeah and it's like i wish i could be like it's hard for me to go watch all the hours

00:24:06.560 of my content during that phase no but this i'll go say oh that justin thing watch it ends with

00:24:11.840 justice you'll get a really good sense of what actually happened it's a documentary with teeth

00:24:16.060 that's the tagline and and shares to you i'll be able to give you one of these when you get there

00:24:19.500 the never with teeth pin all our vips are going to get these and uh i'm proud of these this is

00:24:25.300 something like never with teeth i'll bring you a congrats on your little bump shirt oh yes thank

00:24:31.480 I'm excited.

00:24:33.260 Amazing.

00:24:34.040 I have a beef with you,

00:24:35.140 but go to Popcorn Planet,

00:24:36.320 watch your interview there.

00:24:37.080 You'll see what we were talking about.

00:24:38.520 Yes.

00:24:38.880 All right.

00:24:39.320 Thank you so much, Andy.

00:24:40.540 And I'll see you in LA

00:24:41.620 in a couple of months.

00:24:43.520 Can't wait.

00:24:44.420 Thank Magnus for me.

00:24:45.280 I'll see you guys soon.

00:24:46.400 I will.

00:24:46.860 Then I'll leave a link below

00:24:47.740 so everyone can go

00:24:48.720 and buy tickets to

00:24:50.400 It Ends With Us.

00:24:51.540 It ends with Justin.

00:24:52.680 I mean,

00:24:53.040 it ends with justice.

00:24:54.820 It ends with justice.

00:24:56.000 Thank you.

00:24:57.000 And a reminder before I go,

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Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - September 20, 2026

Time's Up For Blake !!

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