Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - September 20, 2026


Time's Up For Blake !!

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Blake Lively's Me Too Lawsuit
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Kjersti Flaa
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Tom Cruise Travis Kelsey Jimmy Fallon Taylor Swift Andy Signor Oscar Blake Lively Flossom Talk Jenny Slate Lyman Justin Baldoni Victoria Burke Angie Signor Michelle Complete Voila Perez
Hugh Jackman's girlfriend can't stand Blake Lively The real Tom Cruise !

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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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