The Debrief With MyronGainesX - Feminist Psychologist Testifies And Exposes Red Pill Truths In Diddy Trial!

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00:02:59.880 of a lag now but i think we fixed the problem i think we fixed the problem chat um

00:03:07.560 are we on audio oh i think the thing's muted

00:03:12.720 the mics i'm not muted okay cool

00:03:19.320 all right we're back we're back guys welcome welcome holy crap man this goddamn technology 0.54

00:03:27.840 is fucking me up man ah you guys enjoy that song early life you guys like that i i saw a couple 0.96

00:03:35.140 y'all were like what the hell is this music this shit is trash and then y'all heard them lyrics and 0.84

00:03:38.860 you guys knew what time it was you guys knew every single time man so um so yeah uh first thing i'm

00:03:46.020 gonna do um is i want to introduce you guys to um my man on the ones and twos uh he's a very humble

00:03:54.640 guy harvard grad chad hello hello hello once again that's right anyone who missed so annoying

00:04:01.880 this is like the third time we've done this right team time yeah we got to do it for the people that

00:04:05.040 are going to catch us on the replay that's true that's true we got to do it for replay people

00:04:07.980 yeah so i'm chad uh like i said uh yeah he said the other thing but uh very important to know that

00:04:13.620 i'm on the apa american psychiatric association and the american psychological association member

00:04:17.880 of both which will come into play later a member of a couple of caucuses on both so we'll talk about

00:04:22.700 that um like i said i'm here it's like you're here for the perfect episode bro yeah yeah like

00:04:28.240 like this is very important that we have you here um because you're going to be talking quite a bit

00:04:31.820 about um the apa psychology feminism how it's come into the play because it's very relevant to what

00:04:38.140 we're going to talk about today so i'm going to go through the testimony guys of what went down today

00:04:42.460 and then we're going to talk about the red pill stuff with the psychology and psychiatry stuff which

00:04:46.360 we didn't get to talk about before but we should be good now with sounding audio i don't think we're

00:04:50.640 going to get any lag problems guys we switched it up we're just streaming on one thing right now

00:04:54.480 we should still be live on uh i think we're live on rumble uh fresh to fit but not live on fresh to

00:05:02.340 fit on youtube i don't think i'm live on fresh to fit youtube unfortunately but it's okay i'll just i'll

00:05:08.240 just put a community post right now and tell them to come on over so um but we are live on rumble for

00:05:14.080 fresh to fit so um let's see here i will yeah i'll just do a community post for these guys um

00:05:20.960 so anyway uh chad do you mind doing me a quick solid and kind of going through the testimony for

00:05:28.820 the agent that i missed in the morning and we'll go we're going to speed through the agent's testimony

00:05:32.120 go ahead yeah yeah take it away so um basically with that dude that was uh that was pretty that

00:05:37.220 was pretty special agent gannon from especially from hsi miami guys actually uh my old stopping

00:05:41.700 grounds yeah special agent gannon was a trip basically what they tried to do uh so they

00:05:45.540 they showed that they were the the red uh heels from yesterday the red heels they used that to 1.00

00:05:52.340 establish the fact that there were heels next to the gucci bag which had drug paraphernalia in it and

00:05:56.960 drugs they also zoomed in on i didn't mention this earlier they zoomed in on or they tried to hone in

00:06:02.400 on the fact that they're balenciaga boots the balenciaga boots had three cell phones in them we

00:06:06.520 didn't get really get any significance of the three cell phones maybe that'll come to play later

00:06:10.400 but they uh they they did that uh during the direct and then the uh the defense team what they

00:06:18.080 tried to do was establish some sort of tampering so they they tried to see if he they tried to

00:06:23.700 bring into question the validity of the photos that were taken saying that yeah you had stuff here

00:06:28.360 earlier there was stuff here earlier like there were 12 boxes of shoes let's say and now there are

00:06:34.000 none there but there's no before picture but the picture that we had from before shows that there

00:06:38.420 that that many pair of shoes there so what happened to that did you fix this evidence tamper with this

00:06:43.980 evidence you know things like that they didn't say those words exactly not verbatim but they were

00:06:47.660 alluding to the fact that maybe the evidence was tampered with a standard issue play didn't really

00:06:52.160 seem like there was anything to it they were just trying to throw something out there because they

00:06:55.020 had to say something it seemed like um and then they also talked about whether or not they kind of

00:07:00.960 insinuated the fact that he may have kind of sort of had something to do with the the gun

00:07:06.660 serial numbers being scratched off obviously he didn't we all know that but they said that you

00:07:10.640 could have swapped for dna that you could have dusted for fingerprints why didn't you do that why

00:07:14.460 did you do that you have to look for serial numbers like you know little dumb nonsense there is one

00:07:19.500 thing that i forgot to mention though earlier the one of the biggest things they did talk about and i

00:07:25.180 should have said this earlier they were saying how the the guns and the gun and the ammunition that was

00:07:31.900 found that that were brought up like the 45 caliber ammunition and 45 caliber weapon they were

00:07:37.920 saying that that was in the security corridor of the house so uh you know a felon is not allowed to

00:07:44.100 have firearms however a security a security team or a person that's not a felon is allowed to have

00:07:50.220 uh firearms and then the secure area of the house where security would be stationed at would have the

00:07:55.460 right to defend themselves being on uh depending on the jurisdiction and location you know stuff like

00:07:59.720 that so they tried to bring little things into play nothing really shake uh was shaking out and then

00:08:03.800 uh gannon kind of just got off there and they're saying you're a little low oh maybe turn up your

00:08:08.680 mic yeah see if i can turn this up a little bit all right yeah that should be should that is that

00:08:12.580 is that better yeah all right that should be better all right so yeah so uh they tried to bring that

00:08:18.380 that into a question and then uh to finish it off he said the the defense attorney said um do you have

00:08:27.140 guns he said yeah you know and he tried to be funny with that saying that he had guns and

00:08:32.640 i guess trying to show that everyone protects themselves down there because you're allowed

00:08:36.720 to protect yourself with weapons down there and you know they tried to leave it off like that it's

00:08:40.060 kind of you know it was loose testimony it wasn't anything crazy the psychiatrist the psychologist

00:08:44.360 rather was a lot more in depth yeah and um and i also want to note guys uh thanks bro for some

00:08:51.760 odd reason i don't know why we're not up on rumble i don't know what's going on here

00:08:56.180 because we checked the boxes right

00:08:58.420 so weird all right well huh

00:09:07.960 yeah yeah he's using the harper verse um the other thing also guys i supported to note with

00:09:15.340 this guy um this guy's been on the job for five years i you know what i think bro all the agents

00:09:19.560 that are on this case that have been like assigned case agents or whatever the guy out of new york that's

00:09:23.420 running it sean quinn the uh the agent vinda out of new york that ran the search warrant in the hotel

00:09:28.680 and then the agent that ran out of miami gannon they all have five years what i predict is all

00:09:33.400 of them went to the same academy class they probably knew each other and they said hey i'm going to send

00:09:37.500 this collateral to this guy because i know him so um so they probably were all there at the academy

00:09:42.600 at the same time um since they all pretty much have five years on and the other thing i will say

00:09:48.040 guys if an agent says they got five years on a lot of the times remember about one uh one to two years

00:09:53.260 of that is going to be waiting to go to the academy and then the academy itself so realistically i would

00:09:58.920 say they probably only have about three years of investigative experience this guy was a u.s marshal

00:10:02.840 before um but the thing is what u.s marshals they don't execute search warrants and they're not

00:10:07.160 afians they don't really do investigations so three most guys these three agencies right here are the 0.99

00:10:12.380 three most um overrated agencies okay so number one secret service people think secret service is

00:10:21.000 cool it's really not you're guarding garbage cans the protection details aren't as good as you think

00:10:25.360 they are you're not going to be protecting the president and even if you do that's going to suck

00:10:28.460 you're watching you're standing outside of a door eight ten hours great job if you're single great job

00:10:33.360 if you want to make a lot of overtime because they make quite a bit of overtime but you don't get to

00:10:36.420 do investigations that much they have a ridiculous attrition rate they're the number one most

00:10:39.980 divorced agency so if you're married being a secret service agent is only going to hurt your 0.96

00:10:44.440 relationship more than likely and lead to you getting divorced okay um next one can i get a side

00:10:49.620 angle here we got multiple camera angles for you ninjas too by the way right here you know it's not

00:10:57.120 that it's not switching it's not no the other one yeah no it's not switching to the last one oh there

00:11:04.840 we go perfect um the other one that sucks guys is um the marshal service now a lot of people don't 0.72

00:11:10.600 know this when it comes to the marshals the marshals have three main jobs okay they got courtroom

00:11:14.800 security fugitive operations and um courtroom uh yeah fugitive operations quorum security and witness

00:11:22.400 protection witness protection very few of them actually engage that because you know it doesn't

00:11:26.900 come off and it's very hard to get witness protection um the courtroom security is what you're

00:11:31.200 most likely going to do quite a bit and then the fugitive stuff typically that goes to senior guys

00:11:35.240 are the most productive guys and it's on rotation so if you're a newer guy you'll probably get in

00:11:39.140 there for six months then they rotate you back into courtroom security and then witness protection

00:11:43.460 they almost never do that because it's so hard to get so with the marshals guys not as sexy as you

00:11:48.540 guys think it is you got something you want to say no no no oh okay okay um and then uh the last

00:11:53.500 agency is going to be dss this agency a lot of people think it's great uh but the reality is it's

00:12:00.080 basically secret service but abroad and you're protecting you know the secretary of state of

00:12:05.120 course when he travels but foreign dignitaries and all that other stuff so not as fun of uh of an

00:12:10.040 agency as you think it would be but i would say those are the three most overrated agencies um

00:12:14.580 by far so um what else here okay let's get into um our girls death testimony right we covered ganon

00:12:23.340 uh and we covered how they tried to beat him up on basically they didn't do a good job of

00:12:28.720 taking pictures of stuff in place which again i explained that before a lot of the times you want

00:12:33.100 me to take you won't be able to take pictures of of evidence in place because you moved it from a

00:12:37.360 specific area so that you can actually actively search it with light right let's say you pull a

00:12:41.420 box out of a closet you pull it out the closet you open it up and then you find gun parts in there

00:12:45.280 well it's going to be very weird for you to put that box book back up there and then get on a

00:12:50.620 fucking ladder and then take a picture of it in place it doesn't make sense so a lot of times you're 0.88

00:12:54.240 going to move it somewhere and do your best to take a picture of it in place when you find it

00:12:58.300 that's what's important when you find it so um of course the defense's job is to sit there and you

00:13:03.980 know try to hurt your credibility or whatever the other thing that i thought was interesting too chad

00:13:07.740 was he only had um he only had five years excuse me he only did five search warrants yeah yeah that

00:13:13.180 was a big thing that's crazy bro and then he even got tripped up up on that because when they said

00:13:18.080 the five she asked him she was like so you executed like five or whatever it may be yep and then he

00:13:22.620 was like well i kind of well yeah i think this is my fifth one my fifth one i think he's been on the

00:13:28.740 job like four five years he says i'll say let's say four he's been on the job i mean granted you

00:13:35.680 know when i was on the southwest border i was doing search warrants like fucking all the time but um 0.98

00:13:40.180 yeah man it just goes it's crazy to me that like i'm watching the trial right and i'm like oh god damn

00:13:46.280 you guys are fucking up like you know what i mean like bro you know like like i will i wanted to 0.98

00:13:52.060 answer the questions for him on the stand you know when she's saying stupid shit like oh you had 0.78

00:13:56.760 a special response team go in there like why they knocked the gate down they made a big stink about

00:14:00.900 them knocking a gate down because they went in and they crashed the gate and they destroyed it

00:14:04.680 why do you need to do that i would this is what i would have said for tactical reasons they need to

00:14:09.960 get in extremely quickly and clear the house as fast as possible because whenever you're dealing

00:14:15.040 with search warrants you don't want to allow any potential suspects that are in the home

00:14:18.940 to arm themselves destroy evidence or create other types of problems or barricade themselves

00:14:23.280 worse yet so that is why when they come in they have to come in quickly aggressively and swiftly

00:14:27.960 clear the home that's how our swat team operates that's what i would say like that it's very simple

00:14:32.960 it's from a tactical perspective it has nothing to do with um legality it has nothing to do with um

00:14:39.300 with evidence they're going in and it's their house for the for that part of the raid there's two parts

00:14:45.180 srt comes in they do the raid they clear the house once they clear the house they give possession

00:14:50.520 of the home to us and then we actually search it that's what i would have said on the testimony

00:14:54.200 right and i would have said if you have a problem with the way that the srt um conducted the the

00:14:59.700 search feel free to call one of them to testify and they can explain to you tactically why they do

00:15:04.020 what they do done done you know what i mean but you know he's over here like uh well you know

00:15:10.360 it's very simple man it's like this is tactics this is a tactical strategy this is not

00:15:15.860 legality none of that stuff they're going in quickly and they're coming in from other ends

00:15:19.840 the defense also tried to say why did they come in from a boat and from the front with the gate

00:15:24.640 because they also didn't like how they came in on the dock did he has a dock at his house guys he's

00:15:28.920 on the water so i'm pretty sure it's probably cbp air office of air and marine amo they probably came

00:15:35.040 in um through the boat side and then srt hit the front and then they collapsed on the house

00:15:39.660 uh from both sides and that makes perfect sense to do that um you know and that's what i would

00:15:45.620 have just been like yo they're running the they're running it from a tactical perspective to get in

00:15:50.240 the home as quickly as possible clear the home and then we come in after the fact to search and

00:15:53.960 actually collect evidence they're not there to do um anything from an investigative standpoint they're

00:15:58.980 there to make the house safe and clear for us so that we can come in and do our jobs boom that's it

00:16:03.860 and if you have questions on tactics feel free to subpoena one of them to come here and answer your

00:16:07.740 questions that's what i would have said you know um sometimes you gotta like you know tell these

00:16:14.380 defense attorneys to fuck off because i've been cross-examined by them a million times and i've 0.85

00:16:18.440 talked to them their job is to try to make you look bad uh on the stand that's their job um

00:16:24.820 or the other thing with the forensic um fingerprint stuff because they try to beat him up guys so they

00:16:30.780 found upper and lower receivers of the ar-15s in the house and they were trying to beat him up like 0.94

00:16:35.500 hey why didn't you like fingerprint or whatever right yep or like because they try to say so you

00:16:40.220 didn't do fingerprint analysis whatever i would have answered like this well that's not my expertise

00:16:44.580 i can give it to an agent to do fingerprint analysis but it was found in his home

00:16:48.460 and no one else to my knowledge has access to that room except for him it was in his bedroom

00:16:56.140 you know we could do fingerprint analysis but that's not my expertise i'd have to submit it to

00:17:01.600 a lab so you know that's how you deal with these fucking idiots man but anyway i get it though he 0.99

00:17:07.660 just you know he's a newer agent so it's probably the first time he's ever it's probably one of the

00:17:11.400 first times he's probably ever testified yeah yeah uh it was it was yeah so um anyway uh

00:17:19.020 okay so the main witness for today guys was a woman named dawn hughes okay she's a psychiatrist

00:17:25.480 slash um psychologist um do you have any other background on this chick besides like i don't know

00:17:31.260 if you had like looked at her before the trial or after the trial i looked at her a little bit after

00:17:35.020 the trial i mean she's just like she's a psychologist uh that's it just a psychologist

00:17:38.900 she's board certified psychologist uh she can explain that real quick to them because like that is 0.97

00:17:44.560 like her claim to fame there's only 40 of them in new york city which is why they called her

00:17:47.660 yeah yeah because what is the difference between that and like another psychologist you don't have

00:17:51.040 to become board certified in order to become a psychologist so board certified means you went

00:17:55.020 the extra step and then you did some sort of uh something akin to residency for medical students

00:17:59.420 you did something akin to that to get this uh this this high level of certification so to speak

00:18:04.180 so that's that's why she's lauded she's trying to seem like she's lauded for that i mean you know it's

00:18:10.080 a big deal relatively speaking but uh outside of that no she's you know she uh she has a lot of

00:18:16.940 accomplishments as far as uh papers submitted however it doesn't that the papers that she

00:18:22.660 submit doesn't mean that the papers that she submit are substantial to the growth of the field

00:18:26.560 of psychology so they threw a lot of uh word salad out there pretty much to try and um set some sort of

00:18:34.960 validity to uh her her person gotcha okay um guys i don't know why rumble is not um working

00:18:44.340 i i don't know why we're live on youtube um and let me see if we're live on um on fresh and fit i think

00:18:53.800 we're live on fresh and fit rumble as well right now let me see if it's

00:18:56.800 no it's not so it's it's not working on fresh it's only working on youtube

00:19:06.700 yeah on youtube it's working and it's not working anywhere else which is really fucking weird 0.93

00:19:16.000 yeah it's not working yeah on x we're live right x we're fine

00:19:27.700 so fucking weird dude

00:19:35.120 locals i think we're good too

00:19:40.160 it is how we're using rumble studio

00:19:52.960 how's that happening when we got rumble studio going

00:19:57.660 doesn't make sense bro

00:20:06.620 so fucking weird man

00:20:09.960 yeah this is uh

00:20:18.180 i never set anything up like this this is you know this is a new setup for me yeah i saw i didn't touch

00:20:24.180 anything but uh

00:20:25.660 yeah youtube's only working right now yeah nothing else is working that's so fucking annoying 0.97

00:20:35.700 all right well it is what it is um i'll tell the guys on rumble that come come on over and

00:20:42.980 all right we'll just keep the show goes on

00:20:45.440 sorry guys i don't know what it is why it's acting like that

00:20:49.460 um i am literally using rumble studio and it should be working and it's not

00:20:54.320 you figured it out

00:20:56.400 permissions yeah yeah yeah yeah hold on

00:21:02.000 all right do i keep rocking or wait

00:21:04.400 okay shout out to chat in the back

00:21:08.060 all right so um the next witness guys that came after uh special agent gana from hsi

00:21:13.040 was witness don hughes aka dr hughes okay

00:21:15.700 clinical and forensic psychology uh she has a bachelor's from ham from hamilton uh got her

00:21:20.880 doctorate from nova southeastern did a residency at yale

00:21:24.100 um currently independently practicing in new york she works two and a half days a week

00:21:27.900 uh she's also involved in uh cornell as a voluntary uh perspective

00:21:32.560 she specializes in interpersonal violence and trauma

00:21:35.860 um and she also uh went ahead and explained ptsd

00:21:39.040 she spent 30 years dealing with ptsd and thousands of victims

00:21:42.900 spent 20 minutes going over her qualifications alone

00:21:45.560 that usa did

00:21:46.520 so they spent a significant amount of time

00:21:48.600 uh going over her background

00:21:50.220 she said she testified to something called an sme guys aka subject matter expert

00:21:54.560 when you testify as a subject matter expert

00:21:56.540 you know you come in and you testify and you talk about certain things like i'll give an example

00:22:00.360 i've uh testified before as a subject matter expert for human smuggling

00:22:03.780 and what you do is come in

00:22:06.220 all right let's go on to this witness her name is dawn hughes okay

00:22:09.620 clinical forensic psychology uh bachelor's from hamilton

00:22:13.780 she went to southeastern um nova uh did a residency at yale

00:22:18.340 she is a um volunteer over at cornell right here cornell yep

00:22:23.440 um she has 30 years of experience she's worked with thousands of victims according to her

00:22:28.880 we spent about 30 minutes just going over her qualifications guys so

00:22:32.040 um obviously quite a bit of background um

00:22:36.220 she doesn't have personal info on the case

00:22:37.840 she was not allowed to talk to any witnesses her role is to provide

00:22:40.740 blind testimony as a subject matter expert aka an sme subject matter expert

00:22:45.100 um and basically she would um talk about

00:22:49.120 why people stay in domestic violence relationships despite the abuse

00:22:53.040 um and the prosecution asked her how much are you being paid to be here

00:22:58.640 600 per hour and six thousand dollars just for the day guys you heard that right

00:23:03.200 600 per hour six thousand for the day and i think she was on a stand for roughly two hours so what 0.56

00:23:09.400 she walked away with like 7200 or something like that it's a lot of it's a lot of money a lot of money 1.00

00:23:13.820 you know and as you guys are going to see the defense came in later and definitely attacked her on that 1.00

00:23:19.940 um so they asked her is it common for victims to stay in abusive relationships she said yes

00:23:26.560 um and then

00:23:29.360 okay

00:23:32.680 also you guys can thank chad because chad fixed everything for y'all

00:23:36.160 um

00:23:37.260 also

00:23:38.400 she talked about um what makes it harder for people to leave

00:23:45.180 basically number one not just because they're just getting hit

00:23:47.760 uh number two they almost always love the abuser and then number three

00:23:51.120 psychological consequences

00:23:52.600 um and then she said that it's not just about getting beat

00:23:56.100 the abusers also have other tools that they use

00:23:58.760 to um keep the person

00:24:01.080 from leaving

00:24:02.240 um in the abusive relationship

00:24:04.060 um and then she says sexual abuse so they asked her about um

00:24:09.420 can sexual abuse keep them to stay

00:24:11.640 she said yes it's one of the highest forms of ptsd

00:24:15.020 um they get humiliated shame

00:24:17.160 and uh they don't want to get outside help

00:24:19.580 in the relationship because of the shame from

00:24:21.380 sexual abuse

00:24:22.180 then

00:24:23.340 uh basically

00:24:25.140 the partner gets their self-esteem lowered

00:24:27.700 that leads to depression and then that prevents them

00:24:29.780 from also coming forward and trying

00:24:31.800 to get help

00:24:32.320 um and then she also mentioned financial dependence

00:24:34.800 uh the tangible resources

00:24:36.520 to leave

00:24:37.380 uh make it harder to leave because you don't have the tangible resources

00:24:40.220 to leave and the person that's abusing you has

00:24:42.180 those resources

00:24:43.240 um and then she also mentioned trauma bonding

00:24:45.780 someone uh basically needs a partner

00:24:48.540 uh and they get a strong bond

00:24:50.860 uh it makes it harder to leave

00:24:52.640 uh she gave the analogy of a slot machine right

00:24:55.140 you know when you play on a slot machine you lose often

00:24:58.020 but that one time you win you get that really good high

00:25:00.180 uh that's the good parts that you have with your partner

00:25:03.180 and that's the analogy that she gave where it's like

00:25:05.520 it's almost like when you had this abuser boyfriend

00:25:07.720 or well

00:25:08.380 or partner or girlfriend

00:25:10.080 see look now i'm even gonna buy some

00:25:12.000 uh basically when you have this abuser or partner

00:25:15.620 you're you're you know cranking that slot machine

00:25:18.380 and you're hoping that you win

00:25:20.000 and if you win it feels awesome it's big

00:25:21.820 um and you're honestly playing to

00:25:24.020 basically you're playing to keep getting that high from there

00:25:26.060 and that's what ends up happening with these people

00:25:27.780 yeah she was talking about by the way the dopaminergic release

00:25:30.040 that's what she

00:25:30.980 basically was alluding to the fact that your dopamine

00:25:33.740 uh your receptors

00:25:34.740 they like that feeling

00:25:36.700 so it's gonna keep you uh coming back for that feeling

00:25:39.640 because you get the high the rush

00:25:40.800 similar to people with adhd

00:25:41.960 you take a lot of risk

00:25:42.900 something similar to that

00:25:44.000 gambling

00:25:44.340 yep

00:25:45.000 uh and then she talked about love bombing

00:25:47.720 it's basically the honeymoon phase

00:25:48.940 where the abuser

00:25:49.740 um showers them with gifts

00:25:52.140 um and praise

00:25:53.800 uh and shows them a lot of love

00:25:55.860 and typically it's to keep them to stay

00:25:57.840 that's like the clinical

00:25:58.760 i guess

00:25:59.700 yeah they call that love bombing now

00:26:01.880 yeah isn't that crazy bro

00:26:03.420 um and then coping mechanisms

00:26:06.860 uh she tried saying

00:26:08.660 coping mechanisms are trying to talk to family and friends

00:26:11.340 uh trying to talk to your partner

00:26:13.180 counseling uh and then fighting back

00:26:15.280 and she gave the different types

00:26:16.340 of uh defense

00:26:18.080 there's active and passive self-defense

00:26:19.720 passive self-defense

00:26:20.700 is protecting oneself

00:26:22.120 um

00:26:23.080 uh you know

00:26:25.220 blocking punches

00:26:26.640 going in a fetal position

00:26:28.440 curling

00:26:28.900 um active defense

00:26:30.660 is uh punching back

00:26:31.960 hitting back

00:26:32.820 yelling back

00:26:33.560 standing up for yourself

00:26:34.560 um and she was saying how

00:26:36.080 this typically hurts them more

00:26:38.040 because um

00:26:39.080 in a female male heterosexual relationship 0.99

00:26:41.740 the woman is weaker 0.98

00:26:42.960 and the man might retaliate with more force

00:26:44.640 which might end up hurting her

00:26:45.680 which is crazy because

00:26:47.100 you know what's really crazy about that

00:26:48.660 yeah

00:26:49.040 it's only coming from the female perspective 1.00

00:26:51.280 yes

00:26:51.900 so she

00:26:52.620 she made sure to make that

00:26:53.640 only outlined it from the female perspective

00:26:55.540 she was like

00:26:56.160 well you know the males are going to be stronger

00:26:57.560 it's like

00:26:57.980 but you didn't

00:26:59.120 you didn't designate or specify

00:27:00.720 whether or not we were talking about a male or female

00:27:02.420 so you have now an inherent bias

00:27:04.120 you know

00:27:04.740 so

00:27:05.000 it's

00:27:05.820 i called that earlier

00:27:07.320 and when she did it

00:27:08.160 i was like

00:27:08.640 that shit on her nose man 1.00

00:27:09.860 yep

00:27:10.700 um and then she gave avoidance 0.95

00:27:12.820 where people avoiding the person

00:27:14.800 then she talked about minimization

00:27:16.100 which is like

00:27:16.780 oh it's not that bad

00:27:17.920 that he punched me in the face

00:27:18.780 you know

00:27:19.040 he only does this once a week

00:27:20.440 you know

00:27:21.180 so minimization is something

00:27:22.320 that she talked about

00:27:23.040 people also uh have

00:27:24.940 um

00:27:25.880 disassociation where um

00:27:28.940 you don't feel like you're there

00:27:29.860 you're you know

00:27:30.980 something as bad is happening to you

00:27:32.680 and you might like focus on

00:27:33.900 something else

00:27:34.900 right

00:27:35.340 uh

00:27:35.980 to stay away

00:27:36.600 to stay away from

00:27:37.440 those negative thoughts

00:27:39.180 um

00:27:40.460 and also drug use

00:27:42.520 happens with that as well

00:27:43.640 you know

00:27:43.880 you've heard the phrase

00:27:44.640 oh it's like my

00:27:45.740 my soul left my body

00:27:47.240 when the abuse was happening

00:27:48.260 that's kind of what those

00:27:49.420 disassociation is

00:27:50.460 and it makes it harder

00:27:51.080 to remember things

00:27:51.780 um

00:27:52.980 and then they said

00:27:54.580 how common is it for victims

00:27:55.760 to um

00:27:56.940 discuss abuse is happening

00:28:01.720 uh

00:28:03.080 oh

00:28:03.800 okay

00:28:04.600 like delayed

00:28:05.140 uh

00:28:05.420 how long does it take

00:28:06.480 typically for them

00:28:07.080 to finally come out

00:28:07.920 she said

00:28:08.560 days months or years

00:28:09.980 yeah

00:28:10.560 delayed uh

00:28:11.940 you know

00:28:12.480 abuse

00:28:12.960 um

00:28:14.280 and then she talked about

00:28:15.440 victim cases

00:28:16.400 first disclosure

00:28:17.260 um

00:28:18.240 on the first disclosure

00:28:19.140 when they meet with a

00:28:19.780 psychologist

00:28:20.220 well

00:28:21.040 I guess in this case

00:28:22.260 it'd be a psychiatrist

00:28:22.820 right

00:28:23.200 a psychologist

00:28:23.960 yeah okay

00:28:24.580 or a therapist

00:28:25.760 or whatever

00:28:26.280 um

00:28:27.040 she said that they never

00:28:27.900 tell the full story

00:28:28.780 the first time

00:28:29.720 they piecemeal it

00:28:30.460 like

00:28:30.700 you have to have

00:28:31.520 multiple meetings

00:28:32.140 to get the full story

00:28:33.080 um

00:28:35.140 let's see here

00:28:36.360 uh

00:28:37.540 and then impact

00:28:38.640 of trauma on memory

00:28:39.460 uh

00:28:39.840 she said trauma

00:28:40.720 impacts memory

00:28:41.560 um

00:28:42.540 neurobiology of stress

00:28:44.000 makes it harder

00:28:44.620 to remember

00:28:45.160 but whatever is

00:28:46.220 associated

00:28:46.720 with significance

00:28:47.700 gets remembered

00:28:48.380 uh

00:28:48.940 she gave the example

00:28:49.700 of like maybe

00:28:50.240 if someone's abusing you

00:28:51.440 and you remember

00:28:51.820 the perpetrator's

00:28:52.680 uh

00:28:53.200 always has alcohol

00:28:54.280 on his breath

00:28:54.780 right

00:28:55.420 or you're looking

00:28:56.100 at the drapes

00:28:56.640 as something bad

00:28:57.280 is happening to you

00:28:57.860 and you're focusing

00:28:58.360 on that to kind of

00:28:59.100 take away

00:28:59.560 from what you're dealing

00:29:00.420 with

00:29:00.600 that's what the victim

00:29:01.560 a lot of the times

00:29:02.160 will remember

00:29:02.620 um

00:29:03.300 and this is common

00:29:03.800 a lot of times

00:29:04.260 like if a woman's 0.92

00:29:04.760 like assaulted

00:29:05.260 like she'll remember

00:29:06.320 like like oh he

00:29:07.400 smelled really bad

00:29:08.200 yeah yeah

00:29:08.740 right

00:29:09.060 um

00:29:09.980 so she was

00:29:10.580 mentioning that

00:29:11.220 and then um

00:29:12.440 abuse if it's frequent

00:29:13.660 uh

00:29:14.080 they can't recall

00:29:14.820 all of it

00:29:15.560 uh

00:29:16.180 but and the events

00:29:17.000 start to blend together

00:29:17.860 so if they're

00:29:18.460 frequently getting abused

00:29:19.600 they can't remember

00:29:20.140 all of it

00:29:20.540 because it starts to

00:29:21.280 like almost come

00:29:21.920 all together

00:29:22.300 like one thing

00:29:23.260 um

00:29:24.300 so cross-examination

00:29:26.200 comes in now

00:29:26.840 right

00:29:27.880 this is the funny part

00:29:29.320 yeah

00:29:29.560 so cross-examination

00:29:30.960 comes in

00:29:31.340 and before I get into

00:29:32.100 this cross-examination

00:29:32.980 thing let me make sure 0.97

00:29:33.680 that the

00:29:34.020 that everything is good

00:29:35.060 check that

00:29:35.720 give me o slashes

00:29:36.620 is everything good now

00:29:37.600 is it all good now chat

00:29:40.880 give me o slashes

00:29:43.780 in the chat

00:29:44.120 if it's good

00:29:44.580 and also like the video guys

00:29:49.900 we're over here

00:29:51.520 fucking

00:29:51.900 third time trying now

00:29:55.580 man I'm so pissed dude

00:29:57.640 I can't wait to get back

00:29:59.160 to Miami man

00:29:59.780 uh

00:30:01.160 makes me appreciate

00:30:01.840 my setup so much more dude

00:30:03.080 yeah your setup is nuts

00:30:04.560 yeah man

00:30:05.480 I'm over here

00:30:06.680 streaming in 4k

00:30:07.540 now I'm down here

00:30:09.440 streaming in 720

00:30:10.280 I can't even

00:30:10.860 fucking

00:30:11.180 bruh

00:30:12.340 I appreciate my setup

00:30:14.280 so much more man

00:30:15.180 okay

00:30:18.240 and I'm definitely

00:30:19.740 gonna edit this video

00:30:20.460 after uh

00:30:21.480 and clean up some shit 0.91

00:30:22.940 okay

00:30:24.100 anyway

00:30:25.100 so now the defense

00:30:26.600 comes in on cross-examination

00:30:27.780 okay

00:30:28.100 so she's been practicing

00:30:29.400 since 1997

00:30:30.100 so she's been 30 years

00:30:31.160 in here

00:30:31.480 bro

00:30:32.140 the attorney was hilarious

00:30:33.280 he said so

00:30:34.180 you were practicing

00:30:34.980 psychology since the 20th century

00:30:36.660 yeah yo

00:30:37.740 when he said that

00:30:38.500 I was bugged out

00:30:39.800 because everyone started laughing

00:30:41.020 yeah

00:30:41.420 because when he said that

00:30:42.960 he was like

00:30:43.660 because she was like

00:30:44.460 I don't want to date myself

00:30:45.300 and he was like

00:30:45.800 well yeah

00:30:46.220 you know

00:30:46.520 you've been practicing

00:30:47.180 for quite some time

00:30:48.260 I can go for it

00:30:49.880 yeah

00:30:50.000 so

00:30:50.160 I'll just say

00:30:51.660 the 20th century

00:30:52.260 and then he had

00:30:52.880 he had to

00:30:54.880 yo

00:30:55.340 when he said that

00:30:55.940 she's been practicing

00:30:56.640 since the 20th century

00:30:57.660 I was like

00:30:58.060 what the fuck bro

00:30:59.120 and then he withdrew it

00:31:00.060 which made it even worse

00:31:01.340 because he withdrew it

00:31:02.280 on some passive-aggressive shit

00:31:03.400 and he was like

00:31:03.700 nah

00:31:03.920 because they were like

00:31:05.080 objections

00:31:05.600 he was like

00:31:05.940 yeah I was drunk

00:31:06.500 that shit was funny

00:31:09.800 that was funny bro

00:31:11.100 that was actually funny

00:31:13.160 okay

00:31:15.200 so

00:31:16.780 so he asked her

00:31:18.480 hey when you interview these people

00:31:19.580 you clearly pay attention to detail

00:31:21.000 and she said yeah

00:31:22.500 and they said

00:31:23.240 well you can't diagnose someone

00:31:24.640 without talking to them

00:31:26.460 right

00:31:26.600 and she was like yes

00:31:27.240 and they said

00:31:28.080 so you do clinical and forensic work

00:31:29.560 she said yes

00:31:30.180 for the forensic

00:31:31.440 people might have certain motivations

00:31:33.680 to you know

00:31:34.820 talk to you

00:31:37.000 when it comes to forensic

00:31:38.100 when it comes to forensic psychology

00:31:41.160 and she said yes

00:31:42.320 and she agreed

00:31:42.940 do you have something Chad?

00:31:45.420 no I was agreeing with you

00:31:46.400 okay

00:31:46.740 and then people might have

00:31:48.140 certain motivations

00:31:48.740 since it's legal

00:31:49.720 so she has to do a bit more

00:31:51.500 of be skeptical

00:31:52.640 right

00:31:53.160 so when she's talking to people normally

00:31:54.520 right

00:31:55.280 it's not that big a deal

00:31:57.020 she's trying to help them

00:31:57.840 and talk to them

00:31:58.360 hear their stories out

00:31:59.100 whatever

00:31:59.360 but when it's forensic

00:32:01.080 well now

00:32:02.040 they might have motivations to lie

00:32:03.440 and this is where the term

00:32:04.380 malingering came in

00:32:05.140 you want to define malingering

00:32:06.000 real quick?

00:32:06.360 so basically

00:32:07.240 malingering

00:32:07.900 is

00:32:09.400 someone

00:32:10.740 falsifying emotions

00:32:12.320 or feelings

00:32:12.920 in order to

00:32:13.760 get a result

00:32:15.080 or you know

00:32:16.300 during psychological evaluation

00:32:18.100 or something like that

00:32:18.860 so they'll say like

00:32:19.700 they'll falsify a feeling

00:32:21.660 or an emotion they're having

00:32:22.700 so you

00:32:23.080 so you empathize with them

00:32:24.440 and get on their level

00:32:25.160 so that's essentially

00:32:25.940 what it is

00:32:26.440 like a

00:32:26.800 a breakdown

00:32:28.000 surface level breakdown

00:32:28.820 so

00:32:30.760 and they were saying

00:32:31.720 that malingering

00:32:32.400 malingering is far more common

00:32:33.380 when the forensic psychology

00:32:36.100 is being done

00:32:36.640 right

00:32:37.140 right

00:32:37.480 right

00:32:37.680 yeah

00:32:37.900 let's see here

00:32:39.320 what else

00:32:39.780 and then there's a built-in

00:32:43.600 validity scale

00:32:44.260 so

00:32:44.940 she was saying

00:32:46.900 that she has a built-in

00:32:47.680 or there is a built-in

00:32:48.960 validity scale

00:32:49.500 with some of these tests

00:32:50.220 that they employ

00:32:50.720 to avoid the malingering

00:32:52.020 right

00:32:52.320 because

00:32:52.920 I'll give you guys

00:32:53.620 an example

00:32:54.040 when someone's being assessed

00:32:55.340 for are they insane

00:32:56.060 enough to stand trial

00:32:56.980 what they'll do is

00:32:58.100 they'll pretend to be insane

00:32:59.420 they can be found

00:33:00.800 you know

00:33:01.500 innocent

00:33:02.320 they'll be found

00:33:03.720 insane

00:33:05.060 as a self-defense

00:33:06.000 and they don't go to prison

00:33:07.240 for life

00:33:07.600 so that's an example

00:33:08.780 where people might

00:33:09.460 you know

00:33:09.800 practice some malingering

00:33:10.940 so they can avoid

00:33:11.820 consequences of their crimes

00:33:14.000 so

00:33:16.980 then they brought up

00:33:18.460 that she did a webinar

00:33:19.200 in 2015

00:33:19.820 and this webinar

00:33:21.340 in 2015

00:33:21.860 was of much contest

00:33:23.440 they actually had a couple

00:33:24.280 of sidebars on it

00:33:25.060 and guys

00:33:25.540 the sidebar

00:33:26.040 is basically

00:33:26.420 where all the attorneys

00:33:27.000 meet on the side

00:33:27.680 with the judge

00:33:28.220 to discuss it

00:33:29.320 the defense wanted

00:33:30.320 to bring in

00:33:30.820 her entire webinar

00:33:32.460 in as evidence

00:33:34.260 the judge didn't want

00:33:35.100 to do it

00:33:35.380 the prosecution

00:33:35.860 obviously objected to this

00:33:36.860 and the judge said

00:33:37.460 well look

00:33:38.120 we won't bring the whole thing in

00:33:39.000 but you can ask her

00:33:39.620 questions about it

00:33:40.300 and you know

00:33:41.320 if needed

00:33:42.260 then you can show

00:33:42.840 parts of it

00:33:43.480 as needed

00:33:44.380 to the jury

00:33:45.940 so she had this webinar

00:33:47.420 that she did in 2015

00:33:48.340 with another woman

00:33:49.100 where they taught people

00:33:50.140 how to testify

00:33:52.180 in court

00:33:53.080 okay

00:33:54.020 so the angle

00:33:56.660 they started to show here

00:33:57.500 is like yo

00:33:57.880 you're just a professional

00:33:58.740 testifier

00:33:59.360 for the government

00:34:00.020 right

00:34:00.860 and

00:34:03.000 they asked her

00:34:05.060 where does a majority

00:34:06.200 of your income

00:34:06.580 they said

00:34:08.260 well a majority

00:34:09.360 of your income

00:34:10.360 comes from testifying

00:34:11.640 as an expert witness

00:34:12.420 doesn't it

00:34:12.800 and she said

00:34:13.200 no that's not true

00:34:14.420 and they're like

00:34:15.840 well really

00:34:16.440 what percentage

00:34:17.580 comes from it

00:34:18.060 then

00:34:18.160 she was like 60% 0.95

00:34:19.020 and they're like

00:34:20.040 well that would mean

00:34:21.720 it's the majority

00:34:22.480 you know 60 is higher

00:34:24.100 than 50

00:34:24.540 and she was like

00:34:25.260 okay

00:34:25.740 blah blah 0.97

00:34:26.480 so that was kind of funny

00:34:27.760 when they caught her there

00:34:28.740 so about

00:34:30.140 and that

00:34:30.460 so and remember guys

00:34:31.260 how I told you guys

00:34:32.060 that she only works 0.57

00:34:32.680 about two and a half days

00:34:33.400 a week

00:34:33.700 bam

00:34:34.580 so she only sees

00:34:35.840 patients for two and a half

00:34:36.960 days a week

00:34:37.460 but the other days

00:34:38.560 of the week

00:34:38.880 what is she doing

00:34:39.460 she's testifying

00:34:41.060 as a legal expert

00:34:41.840 and she gets paid 0.59

00:34:43.020 quite a bit of money bro

00:34:44.220 quite a bit

00:34:45.060 what do you think

00:34:45.380 she makes 0.98

00:34:45.740 off testifying bro

00:34:47.080 off testifying

00:34:48.860 yeah

00:34:49.560 oh man

00:34:50.420 I think

00:34:51.040 probably about

00:34:53.380 there's some on camera

00:34:54.380 maybe

00:34:55.300 just off testifying

00:34:57.960 not seeing patients

00:34:59.040 it's gotta be

00:35:01.340 at least 200 grand a year

00:35:02.620 you think 200 grand a year

00:35:04.520 at minimum

00:35:05.260 at minimum

00:35:05.960 at minimum

00:35:06.360 yeah

00:35:06.720 shit

00:35:07.560 that's all she's doing

00:35:08.300 is testifying

00:35:08.960 I mean she's charging

00:35:10.060 $6,000 a day

00:35:11.240 she said it's

00:35:11.880 her rate is commensurate 0.78

00:35:13.220 with the current

00:35:14.020 going rates

00:35:14.720 at the time

00:35:15.720 so if you adjust

00:35:16.960 for the fluctuation

00:35:17.800 in rates

00:35:18.220 over the past couple

00:35:18.920 years

00:35:19.240 and she said

00:35:20.000 she hasn't changed

00:35:20.540 her rate

00:35:20.800 in a few years

00:35:21.620 in a few years

00:35:22.140 that's what I was

00:35:22.540 going to say

00:35:22.880 so yeah

00:35:23.280 that's at least

00:35:24.100 $200,000 a year

00:35:25.100 yeah

00:35:25.640 just off testifying

00:35:27.560 just off testifying

00:35:28.380 right

00:35:28.600 or even offering

00:35:30.020 offering help

00:35:31.620 which you'll get into

00:35:32.500 offering help

00:35:33.620 to the prosecution

00:35:35.520 or the defense

00:35:36.160 and then testifying

00:35:37.140 lightly

00:35:37.440 oh okay

00:35:39.380 so thank you

00:35:40.180 for bringing that up

00:35:40.720 so the next thing

00:35:41.300 they beat her up on 1.00

00:35:41.960 guys

00:35:42.240 and

00:35:43.060 yo I'll tell you guys

00:35:45.180 this was a really

00:35:45.980 good cross examination

00:35:46.860 the prosecution

00:35:47.800 had to call

00:35:48.380 for sidebar

00:35:48.980 what

00:35:49.200 three times

00:35:49.840 I think they called

00:35:53.520 for sidebar

00:35:54.240 three times

00:35:54.920 or

00:35:55.560 it was

00:35:56.160 it was three times

00:35:57.040 I had to count

00:35:57.560 so once the defense

00:35:59.160 started cross examining her

00:36:00.620 they called for sidebar

00:36:01.720 three times chat

00:36:02.420 so

00:36:03.100 so basically

00:36:05.700 they said

00:36:06.020 hey

00:36:06.240 they found

00:36:06.680 they cornered her

00:36:08.020 on

00:36:08.380 60% of her income

00:36:09.560 comes from testifying

00:36:10.480 as a witness

00:36:11.520 and then they said

00:36:13.500 back in the 20th century

00:36:14.560 she wrote books

00:36:15.280 and articles

00:36:15.820 they made fun of her

00:36:16.880 again on that

00:36:17.440 she hasn't done

00:36:19.480 she hasn't written

00:36:20.580 an article in 25 years

00:36:21.780 so she doesn't do 0.89

00:36:22.760 scholarly articles anymore

00:36:23.860 and she does mostly testifying

00:36:25.440 can you talk about

00:36:26.080 a bit about that

00:36:26.760 on the scholarly articles

00:36:27.760 and like what

00:36:28.500 why that's important

00:36:29.620 in the psychology world

00:36:30.560 or psychiatry world

00:36:31.400 yeah

00:36:31.700 so

00:36:32.120 you need scholarly articles

00:36:33.500 to

00:36:34.400 not only contribute

00:36:36.820 to the world of psychology

00:36:37.880 or psychiatry

00:36:38.700 but in this case

00:36:39.320 let's just focus on psychology

00:36:40.600 but you

00:36:41.020 you have to do articles

00:36:42.680 in order to show

00:36:43.540 your competency level

00:36:44.840 so to speak

00:36:45.380 and

00:36:45.700 some people do

00:36:46.680 continuing education courses

00:36:47.840 and things like that

00:36:48.520 but to show competency

00:36:49.400 and for certain

00:36:50.880 for

00:36:52.280 certain accomplishments

00:36:54.280 achievements

00:36:54.840 and for certain

00:36:56.060 like board certification

00:36:57.080 things like that

00:36:57.760 so

00:36:58.620 she was contributing

00:37:00.660 scholarly articles

00:37:01.400 here's the thing though

00:37:03.380 some people

00:37:04.320 submit articles

00:37:05.160 just because

00:37:05.580 they have to submit them

00:37:06.460 some people submit articles

00:37:07.580 because they're required

00:37:08.600 some people

00:37:09.180 submit articles

00:37:11.100 and she did a lot

00:37:11.480 when she was doing her PhD

00:37:12.380 she did a lot

00:37:13.220 for her PhD

00:37:13.920 some people do it

00:37:14.860 to change the world though

00:37:15.880 yeah

00:37:16.300 so

00:37:16.720 they tried to frame it

00:37:18.240 as she was a world changer

00:37:19.440 but she was really

00:37:20.040 just submitting these

00:37:20.780 because she had to do it

00:37:22.100 pre-dissertation

00:37:23.460 and post-dissertation

00:37:24.320 yeah

00:37:24.780 to get her

00:37:25.380 to get her a doctorate

00:37:26.680 yeah

00:37:26.880 let's see here

00:37:29.720 and then

00:37:30.560 they retained

00:37:31.180 they retained

00:37:32.100 she's been retained

00:37:33.820 hundreds of times

00:37:34.540 as a subject matter expert

00:37:35.520 so the defense was asking her

00:37:37.280 how many times

00:37:37.660 you've been retained

00:37:38.800 as an SME

00:37:39.560 she said hundreds of times

00:37:40.800 and then

00:37:41.540 this was the fucking 0.97

00:37:42.780 this was like a death shot

00:37:44.280 they said

00:37:45.200 you've never come in

00:37:47.020 to testify on the behalf

00:37:47.980 of men

00:37:48.340 and then she responded

00:37:50.500 I don't speak on offenders

00:37:52.700 bro that shit had me weak

00:38:02.300 bro

00:38:02.800 did they call a sidebar

00:38:04.480 after that one

00:38:05.040 uh

00:38:05.860 no

00:38:06.560 it got quiet

00:38:07.480 remember

00:38:07.860 oh yes yes yes

00:38:08.900 it got extremely quiet

00:38:10.160 it got quiet

00:38:10.460 nobody said anything

00:38:11.780 for like two minutes

00:38:12.520 yeah

00:38:12.800 I thought it was a damn near

00:38:13.780 sidebar

00:38:14.180 on our side

00:38:14.640 yeah

00:38:15.020 and in the courtroom

00:38:16.400 like every

00:38:17.060 like you know

00:38:17.680 on the defense

00:38:18.460 everyone quiet

00:38:19.740 yep

00:38:20.180 security guards

00:38:21.280 I'm gonna say that again for y'all

00:38:22.300 so the

00:38:23.440 this lawyer that cross-examined her

00:38:25.740 did a really good job

00:38:26.480 he goes

00:38:27.220 in all the times that you

00:38:28.760 because she said

00:38:29.200 I've been retained hundreds of times

00:38:30.360 and I've testified hundreds of times

00:38:31.620 and he said

00:38:32.360 is it not true

00:38:33.480 in all the times that you came and testified

00:38:34.840 that you've never come to testify

00:38:36.840 on the behalf

00:38:37.560 of a man

00:38:38.500 or a male defendant

00:38:40.680 and

00:38:41.720 she said

00:38:42.600 I don't speak on offenders

00:38:44.740 bro

00:38:45.720 mic drop moment

00:38:47.060 yeah

00:38:47.420 because

00:38:47.840 when she was giving her testimony

00:38:49.700 chat

00:38:50.220 also something else

00:38:51.180 can you talk about

00:38:52.860 that real quick

00:38:53.680 chat about how she

00:38:55.020 always

00:38:56.140 referred everything

00:38:57.660 from

00:38:58.280 oh yeah

00:38:59.500 the dynamic

00:39:00.000 she referred to all the victims

00:39:01.560 as she

00:39:02.280 when she was speaking

00:39:03.120 even when she was

00:39:04.580 even when she was

00:39:04.600 testifying

00:39:04.900 it's like she

00:39:05.440 subconsciously

00:39:06.300 kept saying

00:39:06.720 she she she

00:39:07.320 as a victim

00:39:08.200 yeah I actually wrote that

00:39:09.420 in my notes

00:39:09.780 I was speaking to Myron

00:39:10.440 about it

00:39:10.820 as we were sitting down

00:39:11.820 before we even got to this point

00:39:13.260 she only referred to

00:39:15.060 the victims as she

00:39:16.660 or the people that could possibly

00:39:18.160 be affected by abuse

00:39:19.220 as she

00:39:19.620 but it'd be like

00:39:20.540 and she would be scared

00:39:22.280 and she would have to get

00:39:24.060 into fetal position

00:39:24.880 she would guard herself

00:39:26.080 some punches

00:39:26.520 and she would feel compelled

00:39:27.700 to fight back

00:39:28.400 but there was this one time

00:39:30.240 where she really messed up

00:39:31.380 doing that

00:39:31.920 and she

00:39:32.980 what she did was

00:39:33.740 she said

00:39:34.240 like one of the things

00:39:37.560 that

00:39:37.960 a woman in distress

00:39:39.840 would have to do

00:39:40.460 would be to

00:39:41.220 well you know

00:39:42.100 she would

00:39:42.540 she would have to

00:39:43.420 she would have to

00:39:45.340 stop from her laptop

00:39:46.460 being taken away

00:39:47.300 which

00:39:47.620 oh

00:39:48.140 and then they

00:39:48.920 immediately objected

00:39:49.700 to that

00:39:50.040 right

00:39:50.440 because it came

00:39:51.800 with the

00:39:52.140 with the financial

00:39:53.240 the tangible

00:39:53.880 the economic abuse

00:39:57.700 because she talked

00:39:58.200 about economic

00:39:58.780 and financial abuse

00:39:59.580 and she said

00:40:00.260 the reason why

00:40:00.780 people don't leave

00:40:01.620 or women don't leave 1.00

00:40:02.740 is because

00:40:03.580 when they get

00:40:04.360 economically

00:40:05.040 or financially abused

00:40:06.200 they get their laptops

00:40:07.680 taken away

00:40:08.160 or whatever

00:40:08.480 and when she said

00:40:09.720 that

00:40:10.040 the defense

00:40:12.400 objected obviously

00:40:13.600 because

00:40:14.000 in this case

00:40:15.180 they made the

00:40:16.100 allegation that

00:40:16.640 diddy took her

00:40:17.100 laptops away

00:40:17.680 and shit like that

00:40:18.680 or he took her

00:40:19.740 things away

00:40:20.120 but it's interesting

00:40:20.880 because

00:40:21.260 the ipad

00:40:22.320 and the laptops

00:40:23.180 and everything else

00:40:23.780 like that

00:40:24.020 who did it come from

00:40:24.700 it came from

00:40:25.160 cassie

00:40:25.560 all the freak off

00:40:26.820 videos came from

00:40:27.460 cassie

00:40:27.880 so

00:40:28.940 but anyway

00:40:30.320 the defense

00:40:30.800 objected to that

00:40:31.420 so then they went

00:40:32.240 over

00:40:32.460 then they said

00:40:33.640 that you went

00:40:34.420 over questions

00:40:34.920 and answers

00:40:35.320 with the government

00:40:35.800 six times

00:40:36.600 so for her

00:40:37.540 trial prep guys

00:40:38.200 the government

00:40:38.640 met with her

00:40:39.140 six times

00:40:39.680 and then some

00:40:41.560 of the meetings

00:40:42.000 were after

00:40:42.980 the trial

00:40:44.080 started

00:40:44.900 okay

00:40:45.980 so

00:40:46.760 they had her

00:40:47.760 come in

00:40:48.260 and be prepped

00:40:49.800 after the trial

00:40:50.760 started

00:40:51.040 and they met

00:40:51.360 with her

00:40:51.560 six times

00:40:52.000 now

00:40:52.640 here is the

00:40:53.540 key point

00:40:54.020 chat

00:40:54.320 she was supposed

00:40:56.660 to not know

00:40:57.120 the facts

00:40:57.480 of the case

00:40:58.020 so the defense

00:40:59.300 was like

00:40:59.700 if you're only

00:41:00.840 coming in here

00:41:01.400 to testify

00:41:01.900 as a subject

00:41:02.440 matter expert

00:41:03.020 right

00:41:04.060 and you're not

00:41:04.620 going to be

00:41:05.040 privy to the

00:41:05.540 case or to

00:41:06.040 the victims

00:41:06.460 or the

00:41:06.940 circumstances

00:41:07.480 you're coming

00:41:08.260 in as a

00:41:08.740 blind witness

00:41:09.980 why the fuck

00:41:11.220 did the government

00:41:11.680 meet with you

00:41:12.200 six times

00:41:12.700 which is a

00:41:14.040 good question

00:41:14.640 that is a

00:41:15.940 good question

00:41:16.480 I mean

00:41:17.780 what do you

00:41:18.260 think

00:41:18.800 why the fuck

00:41:20.100 would she

00:41:20.300 come in

00:41:20.560 six times

00:41:21.020 so from

00:41:22.780 what I

00:41:23.200 thought

00:41:23.440 and let's

00:41:24.180 take her side

00:41:24.580 here

00:41:24.700 let's play

00:41:24.980 devil's advocate

00:41:25.560 let's do that

00:41:25.940 why the fuck

00:41:26.520 would she

00:41:26.780 come six

00:41:28.060 times

00:41:28.500 to meet

00:41:29.480 with the

00:41:29.740 government

00:41:30.020 on this

00:41:30.880 oh another

00:41:31.360 thing

00:41:31.620 before you

00:41:32.360 answer this

00:41:32.920 the other

00:41:33.480 thing

00:41:33.760 she

00:41:35.720 some of the

00:41:36.820 meetings were

00:41:37.140 after the

00:41:37.900 trial started

00:41:38.540 six to eight

00:41:39.380 meetings

00:41:39.760 with the

00:41:40.600 lawyers

00:41:40.920 he asked

00:41:41.380 that

00:41:41.660 and then

00:41:43.380 they said

00:41:43.800 did you

00:41:45.200 help them

00:41:45.680 write them

00:41:46.060 their

00:41:46.240 briefs

00:41:49.220 that's when

00:41:50.560 the

00:41:50.700 objection

00:41:51.820 we need

00:41:52.580 a sidebar

00:41:53.060 the AUSA

00:41:54.320 said that

00:41:54.660 because that

00:41:55.340 kind of put

00:41:55.800 them in a

00:41:56.180 bad spot

00:41:56.680 because first

00:41:57.880 he says

00:41:58.380 okay you're

00:42:00.180 coming in as

00:42:00.600 a blind witness

00:42:01.100 you don't know

00:42:01.460 any of the

00:42:01.760 facts and

00:42:02.120 circumstances

00:42:02.540 on the

00:42:02.800 case

00:42:03.060 you're

00:42:04.320 just coming

00:42:04.920 in to testify

00:42:05.780 on domestic

00:42:06.920 violence

00:42:07.260 cool

00:42:07.560 and you're

00:42:09.140 being paid

00:42:09.460 to do so

00:42:09.960 cool

00:42:10.400 why did

00:42:12.320 you meet

00:42:12.520 with the

00:42:12.720 government

00:42:12.880 six to

00:42:13.240 eight times

00:42:13.680 right

00:42:15.200 if you're

00:42:15.760 coming in

00:42:16.120 only to

00:42:16.520 testify as

00:42:16.980 a subject

00:42:17.320 matter

00:42:17.520 expert

00:42:17.840 that doesn't

00:42:18.560 make sense

00:42:18.940 then

00:42:19.880 they said

00:42:21.660 did you

00:42:22.360 help them

00:42:22.660 write their

00:42:22.980 briefs

00:42:23.400 and then

00:42:23.700 the AUSAs

00:42:24.260 were like

00:42:24.600 whoa

00:42:24.900 what the

00:42:25.300 fuck

00:42:25.480 is going

00:42:25.800 on here

00:42:26.180 and then

00:42:28.440 they said

00:42:28.860 the government

00:42:29.160 made drafts

00:42:29.680 of the

00:42:29.960 subject

00:42:30.220 matter

00:42:30.480 of her

00:42:30.780 testimony

00:42:31.120 but again

00:42:32.000 the meeting

00:42:32.820 the six

00:42:33.140 to eight

00:42:33.320 times

00:42:33.720 and then

00:42:34.540 they made

00:42:35.000 the accusation

00:42:35.720 or they

00:42:36.020 insinuated

00:42:36.560 with their

00:42:36.860 line of

00:42:37.180 questioning

00:42:37.520 that

00:42:38.420 this woman

00:42:40.960 Dr. Hughes

00:42:41.980 helped the

00:42:42.860 AUSAs

00:42:43.340 with writing

00:42:44.520 the briefs

00:42:45.060 and the other

00:42:45.480 thing also

00:42:46.040 that they

00:42:46.500 got her on 0.77

00:42:46.940 was because

00:42:47.600 she said

00:42:47.960 that she

00:42:48.240 comes in

00:42:48.620 and she

00:42:48.840 educates

00:42:49.240 the AUSAs

00:42:49.820 on the

00:42:50.560 subject matter

00:42:51.100 so that's

00:42:51.880 why they

00:42:52.140 said

00:42:52.340 well did

00:42:52.820 you help

00:42:53.080 them write

00:42:53.380 their briefs

00:42:54.200 since you

00:42:54.600 are coming

00:42:54.940 in to

00:42:55.240 educate

00:42:55.620 them on

00:42:56.000 the subject

00:42:56.380 matter

00:42:56.600 so she

00:42:56.940 almost put

00:42:57.400 herself in

00:42:57.740 a corner

00:42:58.020 by doing

00:42:58.380 this

00:42:58.560 and can

00:42:59.140 you explain

00:42:59.440 to them

00:42:59.640 real quick

00:43:00.020 what a

00:43:01.060 brief is

00:43:01.540 and the

00:43:03.700 other stuff

00:43:04.020 that you

00:43:04.240 want to

00:43:04.420 say from

00:43:04.660 one of

00:43:06.920 the things

00:43:07.060 I wanted

00:43:07.300 to say

00:43:07.600 it was

00:43:07.740 really funny

00:43:08.900 because he

00:43:09.440 said so

00:43:10.600 you needed

00:43:11.000 to come

00:43:11.500 six to

00:43:12.100 eight times

00:43:12.920 to educate

00:43:13.600 them

00:43:13.820 that shit

00:43:14.420 was funny

00:43:14.820 the attorney

00:43:16.460 was kind

00:43:16.780 of roasting

00:43:17.060 her but 0.74

00:43:17.380 yeah so

00:43:17.800 she was

00:43:18.280 basically

00:43:19.040 what we

00:43:19.340 found out

00:43:19.840 was that

00:43:20.100 she was

00:43:20.480 helping

00:43:20.880 prep

00:43:21.360 their

00:43:22.580 attack

00:43:24.520 their strategy

00:43:25.320 and she

00:43:26.080 was giving

00:43:26.480 them

00:43:26.680 psychological

00:43:27.460 tricks

00:43:28.960 profiles

00:43:29.380 that's what

00:43:29.720 they're

00:43:29.860 insinuating

00:43:30.260 and terms

00:43:30.980 so that

00:43:33.460 when they

00:43:34.080 have someone

00:43:34.480 on the

00:43:34.740 stand

00:43:35.040 a witness

00:43:35.440 on the

00:43:35.760 stand

00:43:36.080 they can

00:43:36.660 use certain

00:43:37.260 terminology

00:43:37.740 to askew

00:43:38.800 your view

00:43:39.800 and to

00:43:41.040 to make

00:43:41.900 you kind

00:43:42.160 of fall

00:43:42.420 in line

00:43:42.780 and fall

00:43:43.180 in empathy

00:43:43.880 or the jurors

00:43:44.540 fall in line

00:43:45.020 and fall

00:43:45.320 in empathy

00:43:45.680 with the case

00:43:46.680 as far as

00:43:47.260 the court of

00:43:47.740 public opinion

00:43:48.200 but this

00:43:49.300 isn't a televised

00:43:50.240 case

00:43:50.520 the point

00:43:51.480 is that

00:43:51.780 she was

00:43:52.180 doing this

00:43:52.780 so that

00:43:53.240 she could

00:43:53.540 sway the

00:43:53.960 opinions

00:43:54.320 of the jurors

00:43:54.800 and they're

00:43:55.040 really going

00:43:55.380 for tugging

00:43:55.820 the heart

00:43:56.140 strings

00:43:56.500 invoking

00:43:57.760 a sense

00:43:58.380 of shock

00:43:58.860 a sense

00:43:59.580 of fear

00:44:00.140 and like

00:44:01.620 extreme

00:44:02.100 empathetic

00:44:03.000 response

00:44:03.740 and so

00:44:04.320 that's

00:44:04.980 but she

00:44:05.500 was doing

00:44:05.980 this

00:44:06.360 ahead of

00:44:07.920 time

00:44:08.280 and after

00:44:10.040 the trial

00:44:10.760 started

00:44:11.160 which means

00:44:11.700 the defense

00:44:12.620 announced

00:44:13.300 what they were

00:44:14.140 trying to do

00:44:14.740 what they were

00:44:15.160 trying to establish

00:44:15.900 and she had

00:44:16.600 time

00:44:17.040 thereafter

00:44:17.980 to then

00:44:18.780 craft

00:44:19.260 even more

00:44:20.180 psychological

00:44:20.800 tricks

00:44:21.220 and more

00:44:21.700 psychological

00:44:22.240 railways

00:44:22.900 and help

00:44:24.680 the government

00:44:25.700 figure out

00:44:26.660 a way

00:44:27.000 to make

00:44:27.660 these

00:44:28.000 witnesses

00:44:28.860 well to make

00:44:30.260 Diddy look

00:44:30.680 worse

00:44:31.000 and to make

00:44:31.680 these witnesses

00:44:32.240 answer their

00:44:33.460 line of

00:44:33.740 questioning

00:44:34.040 in a way

00:44:34.400 that satisfied

00:44:35.040 their needs

00:44:35.620 and let me

00:44:36.500 tell you guys

00:44:36.900 why this is

00:44:37.400 especially

00:44:37.800 pernicious

00:44:38.260 so I told

00:44:40.180 you guys

00:44:40.400 this before

00:44:40.840 but a lot

00:44:41.300 of you guys

00:44:41.580 might be

00:44:41.840 new reviewers

00:44:42.260 on the first

00:44:43.460 day there

00:44:43.760 was opening

00:44:44.140 statements

00:44:44.540 guys

00:44:44.800 opening

00:44:45.420 statements

00:44:45.820 is where

00:44:46.120 each side

00:44:46.600 presents

00:44:46.940 their case

00:44:47.380 right

00:44:47.540 they give

00:44:47.800 you a 0.57

00:44:47.980 quick summary

00:44:48.380 of what

00:44:48.660 their evidence

00:44:49.280 is going

00:44:49.560 to be

00:44:49.840 what their

00:44:50.420 intention

00:44:50.720 is

00:44:50.960 when the

00:44:51.720 government

00:44:51.960 came out

00:44:52.340 they said

00:44:52.740 Diddy

00:44:53.380 uses power

00:44:54.220 influence

00:44:54.840 coercion

00:44:55.360 violence

00:44:55.760 etc.

00:44:56.100 to run

00:44:58.860 be able

00:45:00.540 to do it

00:45:00.940 with a little

00:45:01.560 impunity

00:45:01.980 and he was

00:45:02.460 able to do

00:45:04.820 it basically

00:45:05.220 unchecked

00:45:05.980 and he had

00:45:06.880 his people

00:45:07.420 working for him

00:45:08.080 helping him

00:45:08.720 do this

00:45:09.020 right

00:45:09.220 and he's

00:45:10.060 a monster

00:45:10.440 cool

00:45:10.860 then the

00:45:11.800 defense

00:45:12.060 came in

00:45:12.420 and said

00:45:12.660 look

00:45:12.940 the government

00:45:14.100 is taking

00:45:14.560 a domestic

00:45:15.040 violence case

00:45:15.760 and trying

00:45:16.160 to make

00:45:16.400 it a sex 0.50

00:45:16.760 trafficking

00:45:17.020 case

00:45:17.340 we're not

00:45:18.360 condoning

00:45:18.680 domestic

00:45:19.040 violence

00:45:19.340 but what

00:45:19.660 we are

00:45:19.920 saying

00:45:20.140 is that

00:45:20.320 this is

00:45:20.580 domestic

00:45:20.880 violence

00:45:21.200 this is

00:45:21.540 not

00:45:21.760 a

00:45:22.400 rico

00:45:22.720 sex

00:45:23.600 trafficking

00:45:23.960 case

00:45:24.400 that the

00:45:24.980 government

00:45:25.180 is trying

00:45:25.400 to spin

00:45:25.680 up

00:45:25.820 this is

00:45:26.500 a relationship

00:45:27.040 between

00:45:27.380 two toxic

00:45:28.240 individuals

00:45:28.880 in a

00:45:29.920 toxic

00:45:30.160 relationship

00:45:30.700 that

00:45:31.600 were beating

00:45:33.160 on each

00:45:33.460 other

00:45:33.640 and abusing

00:45:34.060 each other

00:45:34.440 that's what

00:45:35.160 the defense

00:45:36.260 said

00:45:36.580 so I find

00:45:37.420 it interesting

00:45:37.980 that after

00:45:39.960 both parties

00:45:41.040 gave their

00:45:41.440 opening statements

00:45:42.220 then the

00:45:43.100 government

00:45:43.400 has this

00:45:44.300 witness

00:45:44.840 and they

00:45:46.140 met with

00:45:46.460 them after

00:45:46.940 opening statements

00:45:47.640 and they

00:45:47.920 knew what

00:45:48.180 the defense

00:45:48.560 was going

00:45:48.840 to do

00:45:49.240 that now

00:45:51.220 this witness

00:45:52.040 is coming

00:45:52.500 in with

00:45:52.940 the domestic

00:45:53.600 violence

00:45:53.960 angle

00:45:54.300 that's why

00:45:55.620 the defense

00:45:56.040 was going

00:45:56.360 after her

00:45:56.820 like hold

00:45:57.440 on one

00:45:57.740 second

00:45:58.020 so

00:45:58.620 you bring

00:46:00.120 this

00:46:00.380 witness

00:46:01.540 in

00:46:01.920 who's a

00:46:03.220 domestic

00:46:03.520 violence

00:46:03.860 expert

00:46:04.200 and she's

00:46:04.980 conveniently

00:46:05.660 talking about

00:46:07.460 the things

00:46:08.480 that the

00:46:10.100 government's

00:46:10.740 star witness

00:46:11.300 is being

00:46:12.920 attacked on

00:46:13.500 what's everyone

00:46:14.080 attacking Cassie 0.97

00:46:14.780 on

00:46:14.920 hey why

00:46:15.760 did she

00:46:15.960 just leave

00:46:16.420 why did she

00:46:17.620 just leave

00:46:18.040 like she was

00:46:18.760 with Diddy

00:46:19.000 for 10

00:46:19.340 years

00:46:19.600 she had

00:46:20.600 the ability

00:46:21.000 and the

00:46:21.260 resources

00:46:21.600 to leave

00:46:21.940 why didn't

00:46:22.600 she leave 0.73

00:46:23.020 and then

00:46:24.500 then

00:46:25.100 and that's

00:46:25.720 a valid

00:46:26.020 question

00:46:26.380 a lot

00:46:26.560 of people

00:46:26.720 are asking

00:46:27.080 that

00:46:27.300 so then

00:46:28.000 they bring

00:46:28.520 the psychiatrist

00:46:29.080 or psychologist

00:46:29.900 and what

00:46:30.520 does she

00:46:30.740 say

00:46:31.000 oh well

00:46:31.780 there's

00:46:32.060 all these

00:46:32.560 reasons

00:46:33.080 why people

00:46:33.480 might not

00:46:33.840 leave

00:46:34.020 so the

00:46:34.300 defense

00:46:34.600 quartering

00:46:35.020 that

00:46:35.220 they said

00:46:36.440 you met

00:46:36.660 with the

00:46:36.840 government

00:46:37.000 six to eight

00:46:37.420 times

00:46:37.840 you gave

00:46:39.240 them certain

00:46:39.660 terms

00:46:40.160 did you help

00:46:41.280 them write

00:46:41.520 their briefs

00:46:42.000 too

00:46:42.180 so what

00:46:42.980 they're able

00:46:43.280 to do

00:46:43.580 was insinuate

00:46:44.280 that this

00:46:46.300 woman 0.99

00:46:46.800 this expert

00:46:47.400 had a bit

00:46:48.400 more of a

00:46:49.140 invasive role

00:46:50.880 in this

00:46:52.080 trial

00:46:53.020 as a subject

00:46:53.720 matter

00:46:53.960 expert

00:46:54.220 that's what

00:46:54.600 they were able

00:46:54.900 to insinuate

00:46:55.420 and I think

00:46:56.020 they did

00:46:56.260 a good job

00:46:56.680 of it

00:46:56.880 because the

00:46:57.260 government

00:46:57.440 had to

00:46:57.720 object

00:46:57.960 multiple times

00:46:58.840 and call

00:46:59.460 sidebars

00:46:59.920 they called

00:47:00.660 sidebars

00:47:01.080 three times

00:47:01.640 during cross

00:47:02.180 on this

00:47:02.840 guys

00:47:03.140 so they

00:47:04.100 had them

00:47:04.520 on the

00:47:04.780 ropes

00:47:05.100 for sure

00:47:06.520 yeah that

00:47:07.540 was actually

00:47:08.080 to your

00:47:08.880 point that

00:47:09.400 was really

00:47:09.720 interesting

00:47:10.060 because the

00:47:10.540 way they

00:47:10.920 called the

00:47:11.380 sidebars

00:47:11.840 was dramatic

00:47:12.600 too

00:47:12.900 they were

00:47:13.240 objection

00:47:13.900 yes

00:47:15.640 sidebar

00:47:16.240 you need a

00:47:16.700 sidebar

00:47:17.060 tough question

00:47:17.660 we need a

00:47:18.140 good point

00:47:18.900 yeah

00:47:19.400 whenever he

00:47:20.260 made a

00:47:20.500 good point

00:47:20.860 they

00:47:21.040 immediately

00:47:21.580 sidebar

00:47:22.100 it was

00:47:22.340 heavy

00:47:22.560 and they

00:47:23.260 also said

00:47:23.700 they made

00:47:23.960 a point

00:47:24.220 look you're

00:47:24.580 not getting

00:47:24.840 paid by the

00:47:25.340 National Institute

00:47:25.860 of Science

00:47:26.360 because she

00:47:26.680 said I'm

00:47:27.980 here as a

00:47:28.580 scientist

00:47:28.900 I'm here

00:47:29.320 to satisfy

00:47:32.600 as an expert

00:47:33.240 and I'm here

00:47:35.380 off of science

00:47:36.160 right my

00:47:36.960 experience comes

00:47:38.680 from science

00:47:39.120 and they said

00:47:39.880 well who are

00:47:40.320 you being paid

00:47:40.760 by you're being

00:47:41.580 paid by the

00:47:42.020 Department of

00:47:42.420 Justice

00:47:42.580 you're not being

00:47:42.960 paid by the

00:47:43.380 Institute of

00:47:43.780 Science

00:47:44.120 the prosecutors

00:47:45.320 who work for

00:47:45.840 the Department

00:47:46.160 of Justice

00:47:46.460 are the ones

00:47:46.900 that are paying

00:47:47.720 you

00:47:47.960 and I

00:47:49.580 think they

00:47:50.100 did a really

00:47:50.460 good job

00:47:50.900 of like

00:47:51.220 kind of

00:47:51.600 like

00:47:51.920 hurting your

00:47:52.580 credibility

00:47:52.980 a bit

00:47:53.600 remember

00:47:54.420 Johnny Depp

00:47:56.020 Amber Heard

00:47:56.940 she tried

00:47:58.040 the same

00:47:58.320 thing

00:47:59.240 and I

00:48:01.020 think

00:48:01.440 I believe

00:48:02.340 they threw

00:48:02.640 her testimony

00:48:03.120 out

00:48:03.380 but didn't

00:48:04.380 the psychiatrist

00:48:04.900 actually help

00:48:05.540 Johnny

00:48:05.840 no the

00:48:06.720 psychologist

00:48:07.260 was for

00:48:08.380 Amber Heard

00:48:09.020 same exact

00:48:09.940 song and

00:48:10.960 dance

00:48:11.220 same exact

00:48:12.360 oh yeah

00:48:12.980 you know

00:48:13.320 abuse

00:48:13.740 but didn't

00:48:14.180 Johnny get

00:48:14.580 his own

00:48:14.860 psychologist

00:48:15.260 too

00:48:15.520 he did

00:48:15.860 to refute

00:48:16.620 okay

00:48:16.920 and that's

00:48:17.600 what the

00:48:18.000 defense said

00:48:18.480 today

00:48:18.840 that's

00:48:19.540 what they

00:48:19.800 said

00:48:20.040 they wanted

00:48:20.460 they were

00:48:20.840 in preparation

00:48:21.620 she used

00:48:24.140 on the stand

00:48:24.700 today

00:48:24.900 the psychiatrist

00:48:25.480 yeah

00:48:26.080 she used

00:48:27.000 on the stand

00:48:27.540 today that

00:48:28.240 she was helping

00:48:29.620 the government

00:48:30.020 prepare

00:48:30.400 because remember

00:48:30.780 she got tripped

00:48:31.300 up in that

00:48:31.640 line to question

00:48:32.160 she said

00:48:32.640 she was

00:48:33.160 eventually

00:48:34.100 she said

00:48:34.640 they were

00:48:35.900 they were

00:48:36.520 going to refute

00:48:37.240 with another

00:48:37.720 with another

00:48:38.220 psychologist

00:48:38.640 so I was

00:48:38.960 helping to

00:48:39.240 prepare for

00:48:39.780 what he was

00:48:40.220 going to

00:48:40.420 rebut with

00:48:41.060 okay

00:48:42.000 so she tried

00:48:42.880 to use that

00:48:43.500 but it was

00:48:43.800 too late

00:48:44.060 in the game

00:48:44.380 by the time

00:48:44.780 that happened

00:48:45.120 yeah

00:48:46.180 the defense

00:48:46.640 should get

00:48:46.900 it should

00:48:47.220 have got

00:48:47.480 a psychologist

00:48:49.120 because here's

00:48:49.620 the thing

00:48:49.820 bro

00:48:50.000 it's so

00:48:50.720 subjective

00:48:51.220 it is

00:48:51.940 it's subjective

00:48:52.980 and

00:48:53.800 yeah

00:48:55.760 so then

00:48:56.260 the government

00:48:56.600 went ahead

00:48:57.020 and redirected

00:48:57.720 right

00:48:58.040 so after

00:48:58.460 they had

00:48:58.780 the defense

00:48:59.580 did a fantastic

00:49:00.040 job of hurting

00:49:00.780 her

00:49:00.960 her making

00:49:01.780 money

00:49:02.140 her meeting

00:49:02.880 with the

00:49:03.120 government

00:49:03.280 six to eight

00:49:03.720 times

00:49:03.980 even though

00:49:04.300 she's supposed

00:49:04.700 to be

00:49:04.960 someone who's

00:49:05.460 a blind

00:49:05.880 witness

00:49:06.300 the fact

00:49:08.280 that they

00:49:08.520 use certain

00:49:08.880 terminology

00:49:09.440 in their

00:49:09.740 briefs

00:49:10.140 that is

00:49:11.180 you know

00:49:11.720 in the

00:49:11.960 psychiatry

00:49:12.920 world

00:49:13.260 and then

00:49:15.440 they met

00:49:15.740 after the

00:49:16.180 trial began

00:49:16.720 and they

00:49:17.260 met after

00:49:17.840 opening

00:49:18.180 statements

00:49:18.540 were made

00:49:18.860 where the

00:49:19.140 defense had

00:49:19.600 stated their

00:49:20.040 position that

00:49:20.520 this is a

00:49:20.860 domestic violence

00:49:21.360 case then all

00:49:21.820 of a sudden

00:49:22.080 she's talking

00:49:22.560 about domestic

00:49:23.020 violence

00:49:23.240 so I think

00:49:23.920 they did a

00:49:24.280 really good

00:49:24.600 job of

00:49:25.000 kind of

00:49:25.280 like

00:49:25.540 illustrating

00:49:27.400 this story

00:49:28.560 where we

00:49:28.920 have this

00:49:29.460 psychiatrist

00:49:30.200 in here

00:49:30.560 that might

00:49:31.060 be suggestive

00:49:31.900 that might

00:49:32.740 be biased

00:49:33.520 okay

00:49:34.460 that might

00:49:35.320 not like

00:49:35.780 men

00:49:36.060 okay

00:49:37.080 then the

00:49:37.840 government

00:49:38.000 redirected

00:49:38.700 and they

00:49:39.200 said okay

00:49:39.580 everything that

00:49:40.160 you submitted

00:49:40.860 was relevant to

00:49:41.900 your testimony

00:49:42.520 not facts

00:49:43.420 of the

00:49:43.640 case

00:49:43.900 the

00:49:44.860 meetings

00:49:45.120 were about

00:49:45.540 educating

00:49:46.060 the

00:49:46.260 government

00:49:46.600 she can 0.59

00:49:47.660 only testify

00:49:48.180 in what's

00:49:48.900 related

00:49:49.260 the

00:49:50.480 presentation

00:49:51.000 10 years

00:49:51.460 ago

00:49:51.660 she hasn't

00:49:52.080 done it

00:49:52.380 since

00:49:52.720 now

00:49:54.060 presentations

00:49:54.580 are for

00:49:55.040 psychologists

00:49:55.620 and doing

00:49:56.600 forensic

00:49:56.980 analyzation

00:49:58.280 in trauma

00:49:59.040 cases

00:49:59.420 and sexual

00:49:59.840 assault

00:50:00.080 that's what

00:50:00.400 she does

00:50:00.680 now

00:50:00.860 that's all

00:50:01.320 of her

00:50:01.620 presentations

00:50:02.420 she goes

00:50:03.700 to all

00:50:03.980 the psychology

00:50:04.680 conferences

00:50:05.120 in the

00:50:05.380 United

00:50:05.500 States

00:50:05.900 board

00:50:06.820 certified

00:50:07.240 forensic

00:50:07.540 psychology

00:50:08.020 is hard

00:50:08.360 to get

00:50:08.620 40 in

00:50:08.980 the United

00:50:09.220 States

00:50:09.620 or sorry

00:50:10.140 40

00:50:10.440 there's only

00:50:11.000 40 of

00:50:11.340 them in

00:50:11.520 New York

00:50:11.720 City

00:50:11.960 did we

00:50:13.140 already

00:50:13.300 define

00:50:13.600 board

00:50:13.820 certified

00:50:14.240 yeah we

00:50:14.760 already

00:50:14.940 defined

00:50:15.280 board

00:50:15.540 certified

00:50:15.900 on the

00:50:16.520 good stream

00:50:16.920 or on the

00:50:17.220 fucked up

00:50:17.520 stream

00:50:17.680 on the

00:50:18.240 good stream

00:50:19.700 okay

00:50:20.100 what I

00:50:20.820 should mention

00:50:21.760 is that

00:50:22.180 we did

00:50:22.520 speak about

00:50:23.060 when I showed

00:50:23.740 you my

00:50:24.060 credentials

00:50:24.500 and I was

00:50:24.840 showing you

00:50:25.120 how I

00:50:25.460 also attended

00:50:26.000 the meeting

00:50:26.440 yes

00:50:26.940 I also

00:50:27.320 I also

00:50:27.340 have

00:50:27.640 30

00:50:28.460 CMEs

00:50:30.340 or whatever

00:50:30.640 the same

00:50:31.240 I have

00:50:31.960 a bunch

00:50:32.600 of CMEs

00:50:33.160 so do I

00:50:33.860 can you tell

00:50:34.280 them what

00:50:34.480 a CME

00:50:34.800 is

00:50:35.060 yeah so

00:50:35.800 it's a

00:50:36.860 continuing

00:50:37.140 education credit

00:50:38.740 but the APA

00:50:40.200 does sign off

00:50:41.040 on it

00:50:41.360 so it's

00:50:42.280 legitimate

00:50:42.620 it's

00:50:43.080 basically

00:50:45.280 by an

00:50:46.480 accredited

00:50:46.880 board

00:50:47.300 mixed with

00:50:47.940 the APA

00:50:48.580 saying that

00:50:49.240 you took

00:50:49.740 this course

00:50:50.420 or you

00:50:50.860 studied

00:50:51.200 this

00:50:51.500 or you

00:50:51.800 completed

00:50:52.240 or contributed

00:50:52.860 enough

00:50:53.220 hours

00:50:53.700 to satisfy

00:50:55.460 a need

00:50:55.980 for whatever

00:50:57.480 you're going

00:50:58.080 for

00:50:58.420 as far as

00:50:59.380 it deals

00:51:00.240 with

00:51:00.500 psychology

00:51:01.300 or psychiatry

00:51:02.020 and then

00:51:03.620 there's the

00:51:03.980 annual meeting

00:51:04.960 which is a

00:51:05.560 meeting that

00:51:05.860 everyone attends

00:51:06.540 and that

00:51:07.480 not everyone

00:51:08.200 but a lot

00:51:09.060 of people

00:51:09.300 go to the

00:51:09.720 annual meeting

00:51:10.340 and the

00:51:10.960 who's who

00:51:12.540 of the

00:51:13.260 mental health

00:51:13.960 crowd is at

00:51:14.540 these annual

00:51:14.960 meetings

00:51:15.320 although I

00:51:16.780 will say

00:51:17.160 it's infiltrated

00:51:17.800 lately by

00:51:18.360 only women

00:51:19.160 but that's

00:51:19.600 something that

00:51:19.940 we'll get

00:51:20.560 into in a

00:51:20.880 little bit

00:51:21.280 well let's

00:51:22.600 get into

00:51:22.940 it now

00:51:23.700 she

00:51:26.840 let's see

00:51:28.160 here

00:51:28.460 okay

00:51:30.200 oh last

00:51:30.840 thing before

00:51:31.260 we get

00:51:31.500 into it

00:51:31.860 so they

00:51:33.240 asked her

00:51:33.820 have you

00:51:36.100 been retained

00:51:36.820 by any of

00:51:37.280 the attorneys

00:51:37.600 here

00:51:37.900 and she

00:51:38.640 said yes

00:51:39.000 so the

00:51:39.260 government

00:51:39.460 thought that

00:51:39.840 they had

00:51:40.140 it right

00:51:41.220 the government

00:51:41.540 says hey

00:51:42.440 have you ever

00:51:43.180 been retained

00:51:43.720 by any of

00:51:44.100 the attorneys

00:51:44.400 here

00:51:44.600 she says

00:51:45.020 yes

00:51:45.340 one of the

00:51:45.900 defense

00:51:46.220 attorneys

00:51:46.560 so then

00:51:47.520 the defense

00:51:48.100 comes back

00:51:48.620 on a stand

00:51:49.060 and they

00:51:49.320 say

00:51:49.540 who

00:51:51.680 retained

00:51:52.680 you

00:51:53.700 and she

00:51:54.880 said

00:51:55.120 Brian

00:51:55.760 Steele

00:51:56.120 or Steele

00:51:57.080 right

00:51:57.740 and it

00:52:00.100 was a case

00:52:00.860 where

00:52:01.280 a woman 0.57

00:52:03.200 shot her

00:52:03.620 husband

00:52:03.900 five times

00:52:04.600 in the head

00:52:04.960 and Steele

00:52:06.360 didn't consider

00:52:06.920 her an expert

00:52:07.400 and he didn't

00:52:07.760 want to use

00:52:08.120 her

00:52:08.280 so she

00:52:09.920 wasn't

00:52:10.440 actually

00:52:10.800 retained

00:52:11.600 and I think

00:52:14.000 it's probably

00:52:14.300 because she

00:52:14.920 has this

00:52:15.240 very pro

00:52:15.840 female thing 0.89

00:52:16.900 and she

00:52:17.080 never

00:52:17.400 did anything

00:52:19.740 for the benefit

00:52:20.220 of the guy

00:52:20.640 and it's

00:52:21.120 interesting

00:52:21.400 because

00:52:22.040 she

00:52:22.660 was

00:52:22.960 the

00:52:23.940 defendant

00:52:24.400 was a

00:52:24.800 female 0.86

00:52:25.100 yes

00:52:25.880 in that

00:52:26.220 case

00:52:26.420 he still

00:52:26.620 didn't

00:52:27.000 want

00:52:27.280 to

00:52:28.540 retain

00:52:28.780 her

00:52:29.000 yeah

00:52:29.400 he

00:52:29.620 didn't

00:52:29.760 want

00:52:29.880 to

00:52:29.980 retain

00:52:30.240 her

00:52:30.440 so let's

00:52:35.400 see here

00:52:35.700 okay

00:52:35.960 so let's

00:52:36.640 go ahead

00:52:36.920 and go

00:52:37.160 over

00:52:37.500 I think

00:52:38.040 this is

00:52:38.660 very

00:52:38.900 important

00:52:39.580 so

00:52:39.860 what this

00:52:41.940 testimony

00:52:42.320 basically

00:52:42.740 proved

00:52:43.200 right

00:52:43.740 and I was

00:52:45.280 listening to

00:52:45.660 it

00:52:45.820 basically

00:52:48.020 abuse

00:52:48.620 is a

00:52:49.500 very

00:52:49.800 nebulous

00:52:50.400 opaque

00:52:50.940 term

00:52:51.300 that can

00:52:52.400 be

00:52:52.520 attributed

00:52:52.800 to

00:52:53.000 anything

00:52:53.340 right

00:52:54.180 if you're

00:52:55.040 in a

00:52:55.220 relationship

00:52:55.440 with a

00:52:55.700 girl 0.91

00:52:55.900 and she

00:52:56.660 misbehaves

00:52:57.260 or she

00:52:58.080 does

00:52:58.240 something

00:52:58.440 you don't

00:52:58.700 like

00:52:58.900 and you

00:52:59.180 withdraw

00:52:59.480 attention

00:52:59.880 or you

00:53:00.120 withdraw

00:53:00.360 money

00:53:00.720 or you

00:53:01.640 withdraw

00:53:01.960 whatever

00:53:02.640 she can 0.59

00:53:04.480 now consider

00:53:04.880 that abuse

00:53:05.460 and

00:53:06.780 they

00:53:07.660 clinically

00:53:08.020 look at

00:53:08.420 it like

00:53:08.680 that

00:53:08.920 that's

00:53:09.540 where we

00:53:09.800 are

00:53:09.940 now

00:53:10.240 chat

00:53:10.800 okay

00:53:11.600 it is

00:53:13.920 so

00:53:14.320 it's

00:53:15.300 subjective

00:53:15.760 and I

00:53:16.980 mean

00:53:17.080 the

00:53:17.220 Johnny

00:53:17.400 Depp

00:53:17.560 case

00:53:17.780 kind of

00:53:18.020 proved

00:53:18.180 that

00:53:18.300 what

00:53:18.460 you

00:53:18.540 were

00:53:18.620 saying

00:53:18.840 so

00:53:19.280 they

00:53:19.420 bring

00:53:19.600 one

00:53:19.920 psychologist

00:53:20.600 and they

00:53:21.560 say

00:53:21.720 oh yeah

00:53:22.100 Amber

00:53:22.640 Johnny

00:53:23.220 Depp

00:53:23.440 is

00:53:23.580 evil

00:53:23.820 and then

00:53:24.600 they

00:53:24.700 bring

00:53:24.820 another

00:53:25.020 one

00:53:25.240 and she

00:53:25.860 says

00:53:26.120 oh yeah

00:53:26.360 Amber

00:53:26.600 Hurd

00:53:26.800 is

00:53:26.900 evil

00:53:27.120 right

00:53:27.880 she

00:53:28.000 has

00:53:28.140 BPD

00:53:28.480 or

00:53:28.660 whatever

00:53:28.900 so

00:53:29.720 what

00:53:30.860 I'm

00:53:31.540 realizing

00:53:31.880 is

00:53:32.180 that

00:53:32.500 the

00:53:33.120 APA

00:53:33.720 psychiatrists

00:53:35.400 and

00:53:35.620 psychologists

00:53:36.120 is being

00:53:36.900 infiltrated

00:53:37.320 by

00:53:37.480 feminism

00:53:37.840 and

00:53:39.140 when

00:53:39.320 you

00:53:39.420 infiltrate

00:53:39.800 it

00:53:39.880 with

00:53:40.000 feminism

00:53:40.300 now

00:53:40.640 we're

00:53:40.800 talking

00:53:41.020 about

00:53:41.240 the

00:53:41.420 feels

00:53:41.660 before

00:53:41.940 the

00:53:42.120 reels

00:53:42.480 now

00:53:43.360 we're

00:53:43.500 talking

00:53:43.800 about

00:53:44.180 oh

00:53:44.740 well

00:53:45.280 now

00:53:45.780 they

00:53:46.020 can't

00:53:46.600 get away

00:53:47.020 from

00:53:47.220 their

00:53:47.380 abuser

00:53:47.840 you know

00:53:48.480 the honeymoon

00:53:48.900 phase

00:53:49.320 love bombing

00:53:49.900 whatever

00:53:50.200 you know

00:53:51.120 and here's

00:53:51.880 to give you guys

00:53:52.520 a double standard

00:53:53.020 here

00:53:53.180 let's say

00:53:54.680 I had a girl

00:53:55.740 right

00:53:56.380 and

00:53:57.380 my girl

00:53:58.660 would tell me

00:53:59.340 all the time

00:53:59.860 that I'm a loser

00:54:00.720 right

00:54:01.480 and she

00:54:02.300 would be

00:54:02.820 abusing me

00:54:03.660 if I

00:54:04.720 went and said

00:54:05.140 yo my girl's

00:54:05.660 abusing me

00:54:06.060 blah blah blah

00:54:06.560 let's be honest

00:54:07.720 here

00:54:07.860 people are laughing

00:54:08.380 what the fuck

00:54:09.360 get the fuck

00:54:09.760 out of here

00:54:10.000 bro

00:54:10.100 just leave

00:54:10.500 you can leave

00:54:11.060 no one's holding a gun

00:54:12.280 here

00:54:12.380 leave

00:54:12.740 right

00:54:13.700 but when it

00:54:14.980 comes to

00:54:15.340 women 1.00

00:54:15.680 not only

00:54:17.360 do they have

00:54:17.780 all the authority

00:54:18.700 and all the

00:54:19.580 privilege

00:54:20.020 by being a

00:54:20.640 woman 0.99

00:54:20.840 because they're

00:54:21.160 able to

00:54:21.480 double dip

00:54:21.880 and act

00:54:22.140 like a man

00:54:23.060 when they

00:54:23.300 want

00:54:23.520 but at the

00:54:24.080 same time

00:54:24.380 be able to

00:54:24.640 get the

00:54:24.860 same

00:54:25.020 privilege

00:54:25.320 as a

00:54:25.580 female 0.86

00:54:25.840 now

00:54:27.460 they don't

00:54:29.220 have to

00:54:29.500 take

00:54:29.660 responsibility

00:54:30.200 for making

00:54:30.720 poor mating

00:54:31.260 decisions

00:54:31.760 and getting

00:54:32.660 with losers

00:54:33.220 they could

00:54:34.000 go in

00:54:34.200 and attribute

00:54:34.540 to abuse

00:54:35.500 instead of

00:54:36.360 just finding

00:54:37.180 another partner

00:54:37.780 or finding

00:54:38.200 whatever

00:54:38.380 and this is

00:54:39.240 another example

00:54:39.740 of what I mean

00:54:40.220 when I say

00:54:40.660 we have this

00:54:41.520 society now

00:54:42.100 where it's

00:54:42.720 literally a

00:54:43.060 gynocentric 0.94

00:54:43.440 society guys

00:54:44.160 like women 1.00

00:54:45.720 don't take

00:54:46.240 accountability

00:54:46.600 for their

00:54:47.000 actions

00:54:47.260 and now

00:54:47.800 we are

00:54:48.540 legislating

00:54:49.160 them not

00:54:49.520 being able

00:54:49.880 to take

00:54:50.160 accountability

00:54:50.500 for their

00:54:50.920 actions

00:54:51.240 and they

00:54:51.600 can sit

00:54:51.900 there and

00:54:52.140 say I'm

00:54:52.420 being abused

00:54:53.140 well how

00:54:54.380 about you

00:54:54.640 just leave

00:54:55.140 right

00:54:56.000 this is why

00:54:56.840 arranged marriages

00:54:57.440 have been a

00:54:57.780 thing for so

00:54:58.620 goddamn long

00:54:59.220 because when you

00:55:00.100 leave women to 1.00

00:55:00.800 their own devices

00:55:01.340 they pick

00:55:01.660 terrible men

00:55:02.220 and then they

00:55:03.240 pick these

00:55:03.560 terrible men

00:55:04.080 they don't take

00:55:05.160 accountability

00:55:05.400 for it

00:55:05.840 and then they

00:55:06.180 come back

00:55:06.500 later on

00:55:08.380 no you should

00:55:09.180 have left

00:55:09.600 whose fault

00:55:10.800 is it to stay

00:55:11.220 in a bad

00:55:11.560 relationship

00:55:11.940 is it your

00:55:12.420 fault or the

00:55:12.880 abuser's fault

00:55:13.620 I think it's

00:55:14.920 your fault

00:55:15.320 if I go on a

00:55:16.680 date with a

00:55:17.040 girl and she

00:55:17.800 doesn't smash

00:55:18.240 me or she

00:55:18.540 uses me or

00:55:18.940 whatever and I

00:55:19.340 say this is

00:55:20.280 financial abuse

00:55:20.960 everyone's gonna

00:55:21.720 laugh at me

00:55:22.240 they're gonna

00:55:23.400 literally have

00:55:23.800 like you took

00:55:25.260 her on 10

00:55:25.620 dates and you

00:55:26.560 didn't smash

00:55:27.020 and you spent

00:55:27.480 $10,000

00:55:28.020 you're a

00:55:28.700 fucking idiot 0.74

00:55:29.200 haha retard 0.99

00:55:31.200 no sympathy

00:55:33.100 but if a woman's 1.00

00:55:34.140 in a relationship

00:55:34.480 with a guy

00:55:34.960 and he treats her

00:55:36.020 poorly

00:55:36.320 oh my god

00:55:38.620 you're such a

00:55:39.120 victim

00:55:39.380 ridiculous man

00:55:40.460 so this is an

00:55:41.340 example of what

00:55:41.840 I mean when I

00:55:42.240 say feminism 1.00

00:55:43.060 guys has now

00:55:44.100 seeped into

00:55:44.800 psychology and

00:55:45.520 psychiatry and

00:55:46.160 it scares me

00:55:46.740 because we're

00:55:48.180 gonna get into

00:55:48.660 a feels before

00:55:49.260 the real world

00:55:50.540 very soon if

00:55:51.420 we're not already

00:55:51.880 in it

00:55:52.820 take it away

00:55:54.960 man I know you

00:55:55.420 could talk about

00:55:55.840 this a lot more

00:55:56.480 can you define

00:55:57.320 for them real

00:55:57.740 quick the

00:55:58.060 difference between

00:55:58.440 psychiatry versus

00:55:59.220 psychology and

00:56:00.320 then how you

00:56:01.560 from your just you

00:56:02.960 being going to

00:56:03.640 these board

00:56:04.040 meetings and

00:56:04.500 seeing everything

00:56:05.000 that you've

00:56:05.400 seen how

00:56:06.420 feminism has 1.00

00:56:07.040 seeped into

00:56:07.400 this world

00:56:07.880 yeah I mean

00:56:09.220 so pretty much

00:56:11.040 what you're

00:56:11.380 dealing with

00:56:11.800 so psychology

00:56:12.720 does not

00:56:14.080 require any

00:56:15.360 residency or

00:56:16.700 it doesn't

00:56:17.260 require you to

00:56:17.680 become a

00:56:18.000 doctor and

00:56:18.900 do a

00:56:19.300 psychiatric

00:56:19.700 residency

00:56:20.220 psychiatric

00:56:20.880 residency is

00:56:21.660 required for

00:56:22.240 you to become

00:56:22.560 a psychiatrist

00:56:23.080 and generally

00:56:24.980 speaking psychiatrists

00:56:26.340 give out

00:56:26.940 they're associated

00:56:28.420 more those are

00:56:30.200 the people you

00:56:30.640 see that oh I

00:56:31.540 went to the shrink

00:56:32.120 and I got

00:56:32.440 medication that's a

00:56:33.600 psychiatrist that's

00:56:34.400 what that's

00:56:34.720 associated with

00:56:35.400 psychologist I

00:56:37.020 hate to say like

00:56:37.560 this is more of

00:56:38.280 a unless they

00:56:40.760 are producing

00:56:41.620 papers and

00:56:42.420 producing changes

00:56:43.320 that result in

00:56:45.060 a shift in the

00:56:47.280 way that things

00:56:47.980 are perceived or

00:56:50.040 they're participating

00:56:51.360 in adjusting the

00:56:52.440 DSM as it

00:56:54.000 pertains to

00:56:54.700 scientific

00:56:55.440 phenomena and

00:56:56.400 it changes in

00:56:56.900 scientific phenomena

00:56:57.840 they're basically

00:57:00.360 glorified therapists

00:57:01.240 I hate to say it

00:57:02.660 like that

00:57:03.020 psychologists are

00:57:03.620 going for

00:57:03.920 right there

00:57:04.240 guys like the

00:57:05.700 video we're

00:57:06.020 giving you a

00:57:06.340 lot of

00:57:06.540 I got someone

00:57:07.140 here that's you

00:57:07.800 know that's in

00:57:08.840 this world just

00:57:09.880 for you guys it's

00:57:10.560 like the perfect

00:57:10.980 episode keep going

00:57:11.860 bro keep going

00:57:12.300 yeah of course

00:57:12.820 yeah so that's

00:57:13.880 the difference

00:57:14.220 what's happened

00:57:14.780 is we now have

00:57:16.180 people who are

00:57:17.540 able to become

00:57:19.120 psychologists who

00:57:20.620 have zero brain

00:57:21.900 power zero

00:57:22.700 knowledge zero

00:57:23.660 actual interest

00:57:24.620 see what happens

00:57:25.520 is this we used

00:57:26.680 to have people who

00:57:27.320 cared about science

00:57:28.300 in the brain namely

00:57:29.040 men I hate saying

00:57:29.820 like that but that's

00:57:30.480 what it was so they

00:57:31.140 wanted to drive life

00:57:32.020 changing things they

00:57:32.900 wanted to drive

00:57:33.600 changes and they

00:57:34.900 wanted to understand

00:57:35.420 the brain now I'm

00:57:36.760 not taking it all

00:57:37.380 the way back to

00:57:38.200 Sigmund Freud he

00:57:38.880 was a psychopath

00:57:39.420 but you know after

00:57:40.920 that there were there

00:57:41.840 were a good amount

00:57:42.400 of people who had a

00:57:43.200 good amount of

00:57:43.700 experiments and

00:57:44.600 contributions that

00:57:46.500 tried to influence

00:57:49.880 how psychology you

00:57:50.880 know how psychology

00:57:51.880 could affect the

00:57:52.540 world now it is a

00:57:54.260 flawed science I will

00:57:55.080 say that it's a

00:57:55.800 flawed science because

00:57:56.560 like as my boy Evan

00:57:58.000 frequently brings up

00:57:59.800 that it can't be

00:58:00.640 replicated really

00:58:01.880 so it's it's hard

00:58:03.360 to replicate

00:58:04.020 psychological science

00:58:05.600 and things change

00:58:07.300 way too much

00:58:08.180 there's fluctuation

00:58:09.020 like depression

00:58:09.600 depression one day

00:58:10.620 is real then

00:58:11.440 depression next day

00:58:12.240 is not real

00:58:12.740 depression well

00:58:14.080 these pills are

00:58:14.980 a placebo but

00:58:15.720 then these pills

00:58:16.340 work but now we

00:58:17.400 we have new

00:58:19.480 studies and new

00:58:20.860 verifiable studies

00:58:21.680 that are coming out

00:58:22.340 in alarming rates

00:58:23.100 saying that selective

00:58:24.620 serotonin reuptake

00:58:25.720 inhibitors basically

00:58:26.860 antidepressants don't

00:58:27.880 really work because

00:58:28.500 they don't really do

00:58:29.040 anything for your

00:58:29.560 serotonin levels it is

00:58:31.060 it's absolute madness

00:58:32.140 what this field has

00:58:32.820 turned into now it

00:58:34.180 is turned real quick

00:58:34.880 before you tell them

00:58:35.560 about what the

00:58:35.920 madness of this field

00:58:36.740 please give them your

00:58:37.680 educational background

00:58:38.620 and what it is because

00:58:39.460 some of these people I

00:58:40.180 could see in the chat

00:58:40.760 they're like wondering

00:58:41.340 like who's this guy

00:58:42.280 what's his background

00:58:42.920 and I think that some

00:58:44.120 of them missed it from

00:58:44.660 the before just real

00:58:45.860 quick Chad give them

00:58:46.900 your educational

00:58:47.380 background oh yeah I

00:58:48.200 know you don't like to

00:58:48.720 brag about it but just

00:58:49.320 real quick yeah so I

00:58:50.220 yeah I went to Harvard

00:58:51.100 I'll say that great I

00:58:52.780 went there but um my

00:58:54.080 background is in

00:58:54.860 psychology and I

00:58:56.100 studying psychology

00:58:56.980 things like that um

00:58:58.640 and I will say I did

00:58:59.800 IT for most of my

00:59:00.820 life and then I got

00:59:01.600 interested in psychology

00:59:02.440 afterwards but um and

00:59:04.240 I'm on the American

00:59:05.040 Psychiatric Association

00:59:06.260 uh District 32 uh

00:59:08.920 Massachusetts branch the

00:59:10.440 Massachusetts district of

00:59:11.400 the uh of the APA and

00:59:14.840 uh I'm part of various

00:59:16.120 caucuses multiple

00:59:17.120 caucuses and I

00:59:18.060 actually do what's a

00:59:18.820 caucus a caucus is it's

00:59:20.460 almost like the division

00:59:21.420 that she was talking

00:59:22.120 about in the American

00:59:22.840 Psychological Association

00:59:23.920 like how they have

00:59:24.780 divisions APA division

00:59:25.900 one two and three and

00:59:27.280 the American Psychiatric

00:59:28.180 Association there are

00:59:29.100 caucuses that you can

00:59:30.000 join that are similar to

00:59:30.960 those yeah you bitch ass 1.00

00:59:31.780 niggas in the chat yeah 1.00

00:59:32.600 he's a Harvard grad yeah

00:59:33.500 yeah you think he's just

00:59:34.460 here just yapping like

00:59:35.360 there's a reason he's

00:59:36.240 here man sorry bro keep

00:59:37.680 going keep going even if

00:59:38.500 it wasn't Harvard I'm

00:59:39.560 smarter than most of you

00:59:40.400 niggas anyway so the 1.00

00:59:42.500 whole thing is um so

00:59:43.980 yeah that's that's my

00:59:44.680 background but yeah

00:59:45.800 you were talking about

00:59:46.600 the caucuses you're a

00:59:47.360 member of the APA yeah

00:59:48.400 so you go to these

00:59:49.040 meetings I do I do go to

00:59:50.660 you go to these meetings

00:59:51.280 yeah what is the

00:59:51.980 breakdown there so

00:59:53.160 basically when you go

00:59:54.120 to men and women you

00:59:55.060 go uh well nowadays the

00:59:56.980 breakdown is kind of

00:59:57.740 crazy you see a lot more

00:59:58.900 women than you do men 0.99

00:59:59.780 yeah um the APA

01:00:01.660 meetings are uh they're

01:00:04.360 they're scheduled in such

01:00:05.460 a way that there's a

01:00:06.360 topic and every year you

01:00:08.120 go you it's based around

01:00:09.860 that topic yeah so like

01:00:11.420 um I forgot what it was

01:00:12.680 last year but let's just

01:00:13.500 say it's the ethno

01:00:15.580 psychopharmacological

01:00:16.740 influences on impoverished

01:00:20.540 communities yeah like

01:00:21.660 some bullshit like that

01:00:22.580 use some strong name

01:00:23.420 like that basically they

01:00:24.920 go there and they

01:00:25.620 verge a signal a lot and

01:00:26.660 they go hey well you

01:00:27.620 know black people need

01:00:29.160 help and girls need help 0.98

01:00:31.200 because they're getting

01:00:31.660 beat a lot and all these

01:00:33.020 misogynists is Myron

01:00:34.420 there's this guy Myron

01:00:35.180 heard of Myron like yeah

01:00:36.240 do shit like that and 0.81

01:00:37.580 then everyone sniffs or

01:00:38.620 they'll or they'll take the

01:00:39.500 victim narrative just so

01:00:40.500 y'all know uh he's based

01:00:41.780 on the race thing by the

01:00:42.720 way this is not a DEI guy

01:00:44.920 he's uh yeah no far

01:00:46.720 he's racist just like me

01:00:48.320 yeah I don't know if I

01:00:48.920 should be saying that out

01:00:49.580 loud yeah no I'm pretty

01:00:50.400 racist yeah everyone

01:00:51.380 knows we yeah we make

01:00:52.460 fun of niggas bro yeah 1.00

01:00:53.280 yeah basically all the

01:00:54.220 time so basically that's

01:00:55.160 what's going on and then

01:00:56.100 uh after the ass sniffing

01:00:57.860 and everything happens you

01:00:59.440 then uh you then get to

01:01:00.780 actually meet people some

01:01:01.720 people who actually want to

01:01:02.660 do the work and forward the

01:01:04.180 science some people who

01:01:05.100 just want to hear themselves

01:01:05.940 talk some people who are

01:01:07.260 just trying to get up you

01:01:08.000 know politically and uh

01:01:09.560 within the the reins of the

01:01:11.520 APA but yeah so it's

01:01:13.740 essentially it's really

01:01:15.280 heavily influenced by women

01:01:16.660 and now you have women who 0.75

01:01:18.580 think that they're

01:01:19.280 introduced that they're

01:01:20.420 um interested in the field

01:01:21.760 but they're not really

01:01:22.920 interested in the field

01:01:23.560 what they're interested in

01:01:24.300 is it's like oh my god it's

01:01:25.620 so cool I get to learn my

01:01:26.540 fucking emotions like shit

01:01:27.780 like that and then they go

01:01:30.600 there they realize oh shit

01:01:31.940 I don't really get to learn

01:01:32.800 about my emotions and then

01:01:34.080 they end up being a

01:01:34.680 therapist or they end up

01:01:35.600 being a psychologist because

01:01:36.640 it's too hard to be a

01:01:37.380 psychiatrist because you

01:01:38.220 have to do extra work and

01:01:40.220 by the time they graduate

01:01:42.420 they can they can become a

01:01:43.640 psychologist you can

01:01:44.300 become a forensic

01:01:44.900 psychologist with minimal

01:01:45.940 work like uh easy

01:01:47.660 bachelors and then you

01:01:48.960 don't have to even have

01:01:49.680 your bachelors in anything

01:01:50.700 medical related you can

01:01:51.860 just take your master's in

01:01:53.400 forensic psychology and

01:01:54.340 then and that's it then

01:01:56.060 you can become a versus

01:01:56.820 being a psychiatrist you're

01:01:57.780 actually a doctor you're a

01:01:58.960 medical doctor you have to

01:01:59.960 go you're an md right

01:02:00.960 med school pretty much yeah

01:02:02.020 yeah you're an md with

01:02:02.960 when you're a psychiatrist

01:02:03.680 it's pretty it's pretty

01:02:04.500 wicked how the but the so 0.61

01:02:05.900 the field has become

01:02:06.480 infiltrated because it's

01:02:07.560 like 13th grade kind of

01:02:08.700 like nurse nursing school 0.82

01:02:09.960 like I hate to say it

01:02:11.120 sorry nurses but being a 1.00

01:02:12.520 nurse is like 13th grade

01:02:13.500 for most women yeah it's 1.00

01:02:14.640 the same thing with

01:02:15.280 psychology it's now

01:02:16.000 become 13th grade and

01:02:17.020 it's become heavily

01:02:17.800 infiltrated by people who 0.68

01:02:18.960 don't give a shit about

01:02:19.680 it and who aren't

01:02:21.040 intellectually sound enough

01:02:22.340 to actually make any

01:02:23.920 impact on the field now

01:02:25.180 how is how how is this

01:02:26.460 impacted because when she

01:02:27.400 came in there I just

01:02:28.540 heard a bunch of

01:02:29.180 feminist propaganda

01:02:31.020 bullshit um here right

01:02:33.620 where you know it's it's

01:02:34.920 abuse this abuse that and

01:02:36.780 you know it's go ahead

01:02:38.740 bro all right so you were

01:02:40.260 on uh you're talking about

01:02:42.360 it being infiltrated 13th

01:02:44.440 grade um shit yeah I was

01:02:49.040 talking about that it being

01:02:50.340 infiltrated basically I was

01:02:51.740 saying like that that women 1.00

01:02:53.020 don't have oh yeah feels

01:02:54.440 versus feelings you're talking

01:02:55.700 about feelings yeah yeah yeah

01:02:56.640 so um the reason the field is

01:02:59.380 is kind of uh is scarred and

01:03:02.800 and marred and torn to shit 0.92

01:03:04.340 right now is because um they're

01:03:08.300 taking the most malleable of

01:03:10.200 people and introducing them to

01:03:12.160 the psychological fields okay

01:03:14.120 and because they're doing

01:03:15.320 that they're able to sway the

01:03:18.160 opinion of of other people

01:03:20.560 namely women because women 1.00

01:03:21.540 are easily persuaded you know

01:03:22.720 with opinions and stuff like

01:03:24.060 that so like let me clean this

01:03:25.940 up so they're taking women who 1.00

01:03:29.220 come out from high school

01:03:30.080 saying hey you should be a

01:03:31.140 psychologist it's a great job

01:03:32.620 whatever those women are 1.00

01:03:34.200 extremely malleable when they

01:03:35.180 come out because they want a

01:03:36.180 job that's going to pay a lot

01:03:37.240 and what they think is going to

01:03:38.480 pay a lot but they're going to

01:03:39.220 be affecting lives but they're

01:03:40.180 also going to get smarter and

01:03:41.580 they think because they're a

01:03:42.460 psychologist or a therapist

01:03:43.500 that they're going to

01:03:44.020 understand men and be able to

01:03:46.020 uh counter what men say

01:03:47.920 things of that nature yeah

01:03:48.980 and then these women get into 1.00

01:03:51.420 the field but they don't

01:03:52.100 actually care gotcha now that

01:03:54.020 they're not actually care they

01:03:55.760 find out that the the field is

01:03:57.460 it's it's kind of difficult you

01:03:58.960 know depending on which road

01:03:59.920 you want to take yeah um a lot

01:04:01.660 of girls have an undergrad

01:04:02.520 psychology degree but very few

01:04:03.840 of them actually go through and

01:04:04.720 get the fucking full on there's 0.85

01:04:06.060 the undergrad psychology degrees

01:04:07.500 like i said that's why i call it

01:04:08.480 13th grade like yeah i'm not

01:04:09.940 trying to shit on them like that

01:04:10.920 or anything but you know it's

01:04:12.180 you don't really need to do much

01:04:13.560 to get it and you don't have to

01:04:14.860 be smart to get it yeah that's

01:04:16.460 the facts you know i mean bimbos i 0.94

01:04:17.980 know they got psychology degrees

01:04:19.120 yeah and they they don't know the

01:04:20.320 first thing about it yep they

01:04:21.580 don't know the first thing about

01:04:22.300 the brain they don't know how the

01:04:23.520 first thing about human

01:04:24.440 interaction yep so um it being

01:04:28.160 set over saturated with women now

01:04:29.960 it was always uh heavily

01:04:31.100 saturated by women let's just get 1.00

01:04:32.440 that straight it's always been

01:04:33.740 uh more of a female field but 1.00

01:04:35.880 there was a lot of um how do you

01:04:38.620 say there was a lot of heavy male

01:04:40.700 influence involved to keep it

01:04:42.300 within bounds okay but now the

01:04:44.120 bounds are gone so let me ask you 1.00

01:04:45.660 this would you say that the

01:04:48.780 explosion in depression medication

01:04:52.040 xanax medications ssris all this

01:04:54.900 stuff all this crap that's like 0.86

01:04:56.240 exploded when it comes to

01:04:57.580 prescriptions and usage over the

01:04:59.280 past several decades would you

01:05:00.780 attribute that to the explosion of

01:05:02.200 females in the field misdiagnosing 0.85

01:05:04.320 people and or you know going to

01:05:05.960 or adhd i remember growing up as a

01:05:08.260 kid we'll just tell niggas they're 1.00

01:05:10.500 stupid or they're retarded yeah 1.00

01:05:11.780 like bro you're just a dumbass but 0.95

01:05:13.880 now it's like everything has a

01:05:14.920 label adhd depression you know we

01:05:17.380 need to give you some some

01:05:18.520 medication to keep you more calm

01:05:19.820 like would you say that you know

01:05:22.240 this over prescription or this over

01:05:24.600 medication of people for mental

01:05:26.920 ailments is this a product of women 1.00

01:05:29.340 entering the field so i would say

01:05:30.960 two things i would say because of the

01:05:34.220 hyper adjustment

01:05:35.080 to there was a hyper adjustment to

01:05:40.540 having to have a fix for every issue

01:05:43.240 that is mental and then second on top

01:05:45.440 of that big pharma understood that

01:05:46.960 they were able to see that and they

01:05:48.040 capitalized on that and then we

01:05:50.120 reinforced that

01:05:51.100 so okay they shifted so two different

01:05:53.940 things going on two different things

01:05:55.300 going on but there's

01:05:56.300 it's simultaneous they're parallel on

01:05:58.460 nature okay so like so big pharma being

01:06:00.760 greedy big pharma being greedy and

01:06:03.000 people trying to over medicate and

01:06:04.980 have a fix for every single

01:06:06.100 psychological issue when some you know

01:06:07.640 some psychological issues most people

01:06:09.620 don't go to a psychologist or a

01:06:12.700 therapist and you know often i must say

01:06:15.180 there's often confusion about who to

01:06:16.520 go to as well yeah but most people

01:06:18.700 don't go there because they feel like

01:06:20.980 they're crazy most people go there

01:06:22.360 because they have an issue and they

01:06:23.680 can't figure out why they can't fix

01:06:25.900 the issue and um the issue is almost

01:06:29.420 always something that they've done but

01:06:31.800 they don't want to take accountability

01:06:32.740 for it because once you take the

01:06:34.040 accountability then the change has to

01:06:36.360 happen and the change triggers

01:06:38.580 something in your body well it's

01:06:40.040 literally in your brain your brain does

01:06:42.160 not like change so complacency because

01:06:44.480 you can get the same uh like uh

01:06:47.780 dopaminergic effect from doing the same

01:06:51.040 shitty thing over and over again so kind

01:06:53.400 of like what she said today and i i do

01:06:54.800 agree with her and obviously she's right

01:06:56.320 about that that's scientific like for

01:06:57.660 instance um if i keep hitting my head

01:07:01.300 against the wall like a fucking idiot 0.97

01:07:02.540 yeah right and um so if i keep hitting

01:07:06.860 my head against the wall like a fucking 0.98

01:07:08.100 idiot and then i stop doing it if my 0.95

01:07:12.600 brain says like listen you got to hit

01:07:14.980 your head on this fucking wall at least 0.92

01:07:16.080 three times a day for me to feel normal

01:07:17.480 you know i mean that's that's a i'm

01:07:19.400 being extreme but that's how extreme

01:07:21.040 you know it can be something it can

01:07:22.100 feel the people sometimes yeah so um

01:07:24.780 instead of changing that with

01:07:26.840 cognitive behavioral therapy or therapy

01:07:29.060 to change your your cognitive response

01:07:31.260 to things they just started medicating

01:07:33.420 and then when women got involved 1.00

01:07:35.800 heavily over the years because remember

01:07:37.360 birth control triggers a shitload

01:07:40.300 mostly i would say like 80 percent of

01:07:42.560 the shit that's like depression all that

01:07:44.420 stuff birth control is a big

01:07:45.940 contributor to that ah so then you get

01:07:48.320 so you got three things going on

01:07:49.700 yeah three you got the explosion of

01:07:51.140 feminism right the mass production and 0.99

01:07:53.600 usage of birth control

01:07:54.660 women becoming whores which plays into 0.93

01:07:59.080 it yeah being promiscuous yep then you

01:08:00.880 got big pharma coming in and cashing in

01:08:02.600 on this and on top of that you got women

01:08:04.800 entering the workforce as psychiatrists

01:08:07.140 slash also a psychologist right so it's

01:08:09.520 almost like a five part drive i don't

01:08:11.660 want to say a five what uh five headed

01:08:14.140 dragon five headed dragon almost where

01:08:16.080 it's like all these different things are

01:08:17.660 kind of working together in tandem to

01:08:20.200 create this this problem now because i

01:08:22.320 remember back in the day bro you would

01:08:24.680 say you know oh i went to the shrink and

01:08:26.600 everyone make fun of you they call them

01:08:27.920 shrinks i don't think gen zeros even

01:08:29.700 know what that means yeah right calling

01:08:31.220 calling a shrink like being on

01:08:33.380 medication now mental medication is

01:08:34.840 completely socially acceptable right to

01:08:38.180 be on ritalin to be on adhc medic to be on

01:08:40.420 ritalin 80 uh um what's the one that

01:08:43.520 used to focus adderall yeah yeah right

01:08:45.820 ritalin adderall uh xanax um any of this

01:08:49.420 stuff yeah it completely socially

01:08:51.320 acceptable now it's socially acceptable

01:08:53.000 and on top of that what makes it even

01:08:54.280 worse is that they're saying that it's

01:08:55.900 okay to take benzodiazepines and take

01:08:58.880 amphetamines at the same time so for

01:09:01.040 instance they're saying it's okay to

01:09:02.680 take a super upper and a super down like

01:09:04.740 yeah you dude this is my tiktok man i'm

01:09:07.700 gonna take you on my fucking adderall 0.99

01:09:09.360 journey bro i'm a pussy and i need adderall 1.00

01:09:12.100 to focus and then like when i focus too

01:09:14.480 hard it hurts my feelings so that i got

01:09:15.980 to take xanax to calm down yeah that's

01:09:17.860 what they're doing so it's like up and

01:09:19.180 then down so you're combining two

01:09:21.440 medications that really yeah clinically

01:09:23.560 people say you should combine them but

01:09:25.220 honestly you shouldn't because that's

01:09:26.880 how marilyn monroe died yeah and you

01:09:29.240 know you're 37 i'm 35 i remember if

01:09:32.800 someone pulled out like you know a

01:09:34.300 ritalin bottle or said i'm i gotta go

01:09:35.980 take my meds we'd laugh at them and be

01:09:37.440 like you're a fucking medication you're 0.99

01:09:39.520 retarded right we roast them we say 1.00

01:09:42.020 you're just dumb now like these young 0.99

01:09:44.540 guys all them are on medication dude

01:09:46.360 it's like a flex to be like yeah i use

01:09:48.160 xanax or oh i got adderall i remember

01:09:50.940 they were dealing adderall on college

01:09:52.680 campuses i was like what that was a big

01:09:55.480 thing because it made it made people feel

01:09:57.620 like a superhuman yeah because obviously

01:10:00.220 it does elicit response right because it

01:10:02.580 is it is helping you focus depending on who

01:10:05.580 you are but it does help people hyper

01:10:07.320 focus and it does uh help them hone in on

01:10:09.840 things but it also gives you an

01:10:11.840 amphetamine style thing where you just

01:10:13.740 feel jittery all the time you have a lot

01:10:15.360 of energy but yeah like what you were

01:10:17.800 saying yeah we used to say people you

01:10:19.380 know you could you can fix things

01:10:21.740 without taking medication but people

01:10:24.500 would rather not do the work anymore

01:10:26.260 yeah because there is a what they

01:10:28.360 perceive as a quick fix until they

01:10:29.700 realize if you don't have that quick

01:10:31.320 fix pill when you need it then you hit

01:10:34.580 withdrawal now you're an addict so would

01:10:36.980 you say so that that and that was

01:10:39.080 actually a good point that you made

01:10:40.140 with with um birth control being so

01:10:42.120 mainstream that it caused a lot of the

01:10:43.560 problems that they're actually

01:10:44.940 medicating for when it comes to the

01:10:46.140 female side 0.98

01:10:46.620 um so with women like infiltrating 1.00

01:10:49.680 because you're saying what 70 30 now

01:10:51.040 pretty much they control it i mean it's

01:10:53.540 probably worse than that i don't know

01:10:54.680 the exact numbers but i say it's worse

01:10:56.120 than that

01:10:56.520 like 80 20 yeah yeah yeah when it comes

01:10:59.180 to both psychiatry and psychology both i

01:11:01.460 like psychiatry maybe a little bit

01:11:03.300 better but psychology is i would say

01:11:04.960 dominated by women all the way dominated 1.00

01:11:06.360 just dominated now would you say then

01:11:08.800 that uh does that play a significant

01:11:11.760 role into this over medication uh society

01:11:14.860 that we have and this uh it's kind of

01:11:17.820 this i don't know this very you know

01:11:20.040 participation trophy type society we got

01:11:21.860 going on i would say so from my opinion

01:11:23.900 right this isn't a scientific opinion or

01:11:25.840 like a clinical opinion but yeah from my

01:11:27.740 opinion i think it is because listen you

01:11:30.300 introduce birth control right and then

01:11:32.220 you have women in the field and then 1.00

01:11:33.620 you have women empathizing with women

01:11:35.300 about the shit that women go through 1.00

01:11:36.960 when the stuff that women are going 1.00

01:11:38.500 through is caused by women taking shit 1.00

01:11:41.060 that women take you know i mean like 0.75

01:11:42.880 yeah because of feminism yeah it's like 1.00

01:11:44.760 it's a revolving door so yeah it's it's

01:11:47.000 definitely contributing to that kind of

01:11:48.340 why you exited out of it you're like man

01:11:49.580 fuck this shit i yeah i talk about this 0.98

01:11:51.400 all the time like the i got out of this

01:11:53.280 field quick as quick as fuck as quick as i 0.92

01:11:55.740 possibly could when i realized that

01:11:57.020 number one i'm not gonna have a shot

01:11:58.100 right because i'm a black male i'm gonna

01:12:00.360 be talking to people right they don't

01:12:01.940 want to hear that number one you know i'm

01:12:03.100 saying like they don't

01:12:03.980 in that field i mean in that it's not that

01:12:06.640 it's racist it's just like it's dominated

01:12:08.360 by white women yeah so white women they 1.00

01:12:10.200 don't want me to be like no you're what

01:12:11.780 they consider you like an ally to them and

01:12:13.400 then no no no they would say i don't like

01:12:15.820 this black guy talking to they want to

01:12:18.200 control me

01:12:19.000 that's how it works so you would only be

01:12:22.480 able to come in if you're on like some

01:12:23.660 cuck shit yeah sensitive into feelings

01:12:26.380 uh you know and here's the thing let's

01:12:29.220 be like i know your political view you

01:12:30.660 lean right yeah yeah you know you'd be

01:12:32.680 far more likely to tell someone stop

01:12:34.020 being a bitch 1.00

01:12:34.560 right this is all rhetoric that they

01:12:36.340 probably wouldn't accept no not at all

01:12:38.000 they um you know if some dude came in

01:12:40.200 is like bro i'm from the streets man i'm

01:12:41.960 black like come on man like i i'm product 0.80

01:12:44.560 my environment you probably tell him stop

01:12:45.780 being a dumbass stop sagging your pants 0.99

01:12:47.120 this is stuff that probably would get you

01:12:48.740 in trouble uh you know oh yeah you would

01:12:50.760 get in a bunch of trouble because i'd

01:12:51.880 have to empathize with the person to

01:12:53.160 understand well see i i ask why i

01:12:55.280 understand like at a foundational level

01:12:56.980 you always want to ask why to

01:12:58.160 understand the baseline of a situation

01:12:59.700 but with this it's more like but he shot

01:13:03.700 someone you need to understand why he

01:13:05.840 shot five people and why he's in and out

01:13:08.220 of jail empathize how's he feeling about

01:13:11.400 it don't just don't just tell him to not

01:13:13.380 go to jail anymore tell him how to fix it

01:13:15.580 out of your fucking mind that's what they 0.93

01:13:18.440 would tell you shooting people yeah

01:13:19.600 that's literally what they would tell

01:13:20.660 you that's how it is now and they also

01:13:22.400 um and people can verify this they

01:13:24.440 changed the dsm they changed certain

01:13:27.180 meanings in the dsm so like tell them

01:13:29.040 what the dsm is that is so they know

01:13:30.700 the diagnostic manual that's the

01:13:32.680 diagnostic manual for um basically

01:13:35.680 psychology and psychiatry it's it's just

01:13:37.740 basically the entire diagnostic manual

01:13:39.740 that's like the fucking cookbook of 0.92

01:13:41.040 mental problems right for them it's

01:13:43.080 like the the the pokedex yeah yeah it's

01:13:45.160 the pokedex it's literally the pokedex of

01:13:47.120 mental problems right perfect example

01:13:48.740 yeah that's exactly what it is and in

01:13:51.200 that manual they actually changed the

01:13:54.240 word uh it used to be um manic depressive

01:13:57.960 right yeah they changed that to bipolar

01:13:59.760 what it used to be asperger's now that's

01:14:03.200 all grouped under autism you know i mean so

01:14:05.400 like those are just light examples but

01:14:07.980 they've changed things in order to make

01:14:09.640 it more palatable for uh this this uh

01:14:13.960 femme-centric generation gotcha yeah so 0.91

01:14:16.840 wow i i didn't even realize that so

01:14:19.640 they've like adjusted names and stuff so

01:14:21.020 it's not as offensive yeah yeah yeah and

01:14:23.000 then you'll hear arguments of course like

01:14:24.400 you're gonna hear arguments from plenty of

01:14:26.280 female i'm in i'm in psychology and i did

01:14:28.860 that you can hear all these arguments like

01:14:30.660 oh we did it because who's in charge of

01:14:32.800 like the definitions and and stuff is it

01:14:34.760 the psychology world or the psychiatry world

01:14:36.280 um so there's a there's a a bunch of

01:14:39.140 contributions that come usually you're

01:14:40.820 you're invited as well but there's a bunch

01:14:42.300 of contributions that come from a bunch of

01:14:43.800 different places and then people review

01:14:45.400 it it's like a long slightly arduous

01:14:48.080 process but a lot of the stuff is carried

01:14:49.980 over from way back you know i mean so not

01:14:52.180 much changes every time every they're on

01:14:54.540 the dsm-5 i believe currently the last

01:14:56.900 time i was involved with the fields of dsm-5

01:14:59.020 but everyone was basing their knowledge

01:15:01.560 knowledge or their their um diagnostic

01:15:04.240 knowledge off of the dsm-4 because the

01:15:06.600 dsm-4 held less controversial opinions

01:15:09.800 and changes okay yeah yeah so i was at

01:15:13.680 the five but now um i was at the five and

01:15:17.940 everyone was using the four because when

01:15:19.820 the five came out that's when all the i

01:15:21.480 guess you can call it dei stuff started

01:15:23.320 happening

01:15:23.700 gotcha so that's when it became more

01:15:27.420 femme-centric and things like that the 0.73

01:15:28.780 d5 so would you say that the dsm-5 was

01:15:31.440 literally like

01:15:32.020 the that was the turning point i think

01:15:34.800 that was the as far as the dsm yeah i

01:15:37.320 would say that was the beginning of it

01:15:38.740 okay and then uh you know i haven't been

01:15:41.300 around what are they what are they at

01:15:42.640 now

01:15:42.900 it should be still on the five they might

01:15:44.680 be working on a six but they should

01:15:45.740 still be on the five they don't they

01:15:46.980 don't release like every year it's not

01:15:48.080 like madden

01:15:48.520 okay gotcha yeah it's like uh every

01:15:51.160 couple years they they they release it

01:15:53.120 update a pokedex

01:15:54.600 yeah people have to get together decide

01:15:56.720 on things decide of certain definitions

01:15:58.520 change um if and who's the charge of

01:16:01.340 that who runs that there's a there's a

01:16:03.440 governing board okay and then you know

01:16:05.500 is that board run by women that i don't 1.00

01:16:07.620 know anymore okay i have no idea what's

01:16:09.460 run by

01:16:09.780 man it you know watching her testify um

01:16:14.960 made me really worried because dude we're

01:16:17.120 getting into a place now where anything

01:16:20.000 you do as a guy that your girl doesn't

01:16:22.420 like can be deemed as abuse i think that's

01:16:24.760 where we're headed dude i i genuinely

01:16:26.760 believe like let's say a girl misbehaves

01:16:28.880 does some fuck shit stop talking to her for 1.00

01:16:31.380 like a day or two they can consider that

01:16:33.620 isolation abuse

01:16:34.720 yeah or she talks shit to you um doesn't 1.00

01:16:37.900 do what she's supposed to do you don't

01:16:40.720 give her you don't give her money hey 1.00

01:16:42.680 you fucked up you made a mistake i'm 1.00

01:16:44.140 not i'm not giving you money

01:16:45.340 yeah it's financial abuse i am this what

01:16:49.260 they what they play on is semantics and

01:16:51.960 ambiguity

01:16:52.380 yeah you know so like it's they use

01:16:54.860 semantics to try to um confuse you with

01:16:57.340 words and you know word gymnastics word

01:16:59.100 seller whatever and then there's a

01:17:01.020 significant amount of ambiguity so you

01:17:02.660 can't actually pinpoint

01:17:03.960 what the what the the crux of the

01:17:08.040 situation actually was so like if it

01:17:10.160 was let's say like you just gave an

01:17:11.600 example

01:17:12.000 isolation abuse right yeah like they

01:17:14.960 would just that's that's just not

01:17:16.680 talking to her super ambiguous term

01:17:18.440 yeah so did he not talk to you did he

01:17:20.220 not do okay and then he put you in a

01:17:21.920 corner

01:17:22.200 right put you in a closet and say stay

01:17:24.200 there and if he did that did he do it

01:17:26.140 because he thought you were going to

01:17:27.180 hurt yourself or you're not going to

01:17:28.700 admit that you know i mean so like

01:17:30.480 good point yeah right so

01:17:32.460 dude i don't know man like this is this

01:17:35.440 is some wild stuff because i could just

01:17:37.400 see how this is this can really like

01:17:39.740 come back and fuck anybody up dude 0.99

01:17:41.500 because now it's getting to a point

01:17:42.800 where anything you do to correct bad

01:17:46.240 female behavior or give them 1.00

01:17:47.380 consequences can now be deemed as

01:17:49.460 abuse man that's where we're going and 0.74

01:17:51.280 i think as women continue to infiltrate 1.00

01:17:53.280 and dominate both psychology and

01:17:55.720 psychiatry well i think toxic masculinity

01:17:59.540 there you go

01:18:00.600 like that i forgot about that like

01:18:03.500 that's a whole thing

01:18:04.260 that came from who who brought that

01:18:06.780 term out that's that's from the female 1.00

01:18:07.940 side of the psychology psychiatry world

01:18:09.460 toxic masculinity was a term coined by 0.94

01:18:11.880 a man actually

01:18:12.780 okay it's not even like a real deal

01:18:15.100 psychologist or scientist and then

01:18:16.780 that's similar to um

01:18:18.220 similar to uh emotional intelligence

01:18:21.380 oh my god i hate that term

01:18:23.500 emotional intelligence is also coined

01:18:25.020 by a man who was who's playing on the

01:18:27.220 the proclivity the proclivity of women 0.97

01:18:29.940 to um fall in line

01:18:32.460 um with with like tribalistic nature so

01:18:36.340 like if you say uh his emotional

01:18:38.860 intelligence is bad bro so i can see you

01:18:40.520 oh yeah so like his emotional

01:18:41.740 intelligence is bad right it's his fault

01:18:43.700 because he's not emotionally

01:18:44.520 intelligent enough he's not emotionally

01:18:45.860 intelligent all right so you know

01:18:47.320 it's interesting women almost always 1.00

01:18:48.880 use that fucking term on men only i 0.98

01:18:51.220 never see them use it on each other

01:18:52.480 they're not going to use it on each

01:18:53.660 other because they're not

01:18:54.480 emotionally intelligent you know by

01:18:56.320 their own standards they wouldn't be

01:18:57.660 considered emotionally intelligent

01:18:58.640 and none of them can ever define it

01:18:59.820 i don't even to this day i still

01:19:00.840 don't know what the fuck that word

01:19:01.620 means it's not a real it's not a

01:19:02.660 real definition it's not a clinical

01:19:03.620 word right it's made up i think i i

01:19:05.140 could swear on everything it was in

01:19:07.280 the newspaper or a magazine this dude

01:19:08.880 made it up and it just caught i think

01:19:11.300 someone can verify that but i think

01:19:12.920 it was in a magazine or newspaper some

01:19:14.360 dude made it so it's not a real

01:19:15.320 term it's not a real term no it's

01:19:16.660 not a scientific because i noticed

01:19:18.040 women can never define it and they 1.00

01:19:19.620 only use it as a pejorative term

01:19:21.100 to men every single time it's a 0.63

01:19:23.740 pejorative term it's a really good 1.00

01:19:25.020 straw man for them that's what they

01:19:26.800 think it's a really good straw because

01:19:28.260 if you're not that's why i said if

01:19:30.520 take away someone's uh academic

01:19:33.620 education and you you leave them with

01:19:36.080 street smarts and you leave them with

01:19:37.560 intelligence or intellectual capability

01:19:39.200 they're gonna every human being is

01:19:42.340 gonna fall susceptible uh to a couple

01:19:44.740 of things one of them is um ad hominem

01:19:47.340 attacks you that's how you can judge

01:19:48.960 that's a good i think that's a good

01:19:50.480 baseline judge of how you're going to

01:19:52.260 interact in conversation when someone

01:19:54.860 throws an ad hominem out and then you

01:19:56.740 either yell at them go back at them or

01:19:58.960 either remain calm as they say the first

01:20:01.160 person to cast stone lost the argument

01:20:02.700 and then um something like emotional

01:20:04.960 intelligence a good straw man as far as

01:20:07.640 they're concerned where like

01:20:08.660 you say i don't understand why you're

01:20:13.020 acting like this yeah and you are saying

01:20:16.080 that me reacting like a man is wrong 0.97

01:20:19.720 i'm reacting like a man all i know how

01:20:21.880 to say is how do we fix this problem

01:20:23.280 yeah all you're doing is running around

01:20:24.800 the circuit running around the fucking

01:20:25.900 circles non-stop well that's because

01:20:28.120 you're not emotionally intelligent enough

01:20:29.600 to understand the situation i'm in

01:20:31.320 because if you were you understand how

01:20:32.900 i'm feeling right now and if you did you

01:20:34.820 know that that's what they do it's a

01:20:36.700 term that explain to me what emotional

01:20:38.580 intelligence is and then after you

01:20:40.460 explain to me what you think it is

01:20:42.020 describe to me what both of those words

01:20:44.680 mean to you and then we can have a

01:20:45.880 conversation yeah but that's they never

01:20:48.120 get to that point because they use that

01:20:50.240 they throw it out to try and derail the

01:20:51.740 argument yeah it's all it's for and it's

01:20:53.420 always using a pejorative manner every

01:20:55.260 single time to almost like um

01:20:57.640 disqualify your understanding of the

01:21:01.180 situation right you you interpret a

01:21:03.180 situation in a certain way you might and

01:21:05.200 honestly a lot of times you interpret it

01:21:06.840 from an objective manner right for

01:21:09.520 example she goes late to work all the 0.97

01:21:10.880 time and they fire her well you were

01:21:13.260 going to late to work all the time and

01:21:15.080 you know you they warned you twice you

01:21:17.500 showed up late hey you fucked up well 0.97

01:21:20.100 you're not emotionally intelligent you

01:21:20.940 don't get it that they used to abuse me

01:21:22.020 and all this other stuff so i would show

01:21:22.960 up late because they're gonna right

01:21:24.240 they go into all this other shit but

01:21:25.620 you're making an objective and rational

01:21:27.460 conclusions from her behavior and

01:21:30.140 because you don't look at the emotional

01:21:31.740 side as much she says you're not

01:21:33.800 emotionally intelligent like that's how

01:21:35.760 women look at it like you you don't 1.00

01:21:37.500 understand my feelings when said event

01:21:39.480 occurred that doesn't matter though at

01:21:41.180 the end of the day it doesn't and my

01:21:42.680 thing is okay so you're saying this is

01:21:44.540 called emotional intelligence right so

01:21:46.420 there should be some sort of

01:21:47.340 intelligence quotient right so give me

01:21:49.020 the emotional intelligence version of

01:21:51.560 an IQ test exactly where can you find

01:21:53.940 that exactly you can't because it's not

01:21:56.020 measured there's no way to measure

01:21:57.420 emotional completely subjective right

01:21:59.240 and the other thing another stupid 0.89

01:22:00.960 ass term they use verbal violence have 0.91

01:22:02.560 you heard that one

01:22:03.040 I heard a girl you actually use that on 1.00

01:22:06.060 the show like what are these fucking 0.98

01:22:08.560 nonsense like you're very that one

01:22:10.500 tick-tock it's tick-tock these are

01:22:12.180 tick-tock definitions you know I mean

01:22:13.500 like you're verbally violent you're

01:22:16.040 you're you know toxic masculinity though

01:22:19.140 the whole inception of toxic masculinity

01:22:21.740 was simply the fact that men acted like

01:22:25.620 men and women were tired of men acting

01:22:27.860 like men but as women got more of a 0.90

01:22:29.640 stronghold in different fields yeah

01:22:31.560 that became okay to say okay well this

01:22:33.700 is toxic behavior yep you guys should be

01:22:36.680 more emotional you guys basically are

01:22:38.960 saying you guys should be more like us

01:22:40.280 yeah yeah and if you're not more like

01:22:42.540 us then you're not emotionally

01:22:43.800 intelligent and you're also toxic and

01:22:45.400 masculine and we can't really we can't

01:22:48.100 really listen to you we don't have to

01:22:49.060 listen to you and we can say that

01:22:51.260 you're hurting us in any type of way

01:22:52.580 shape or form which makes which brings

01:22:54.680 it all home to exactly what you're

01:22:55.880 talking about it makes it extremely

01:22:57.860 dangerous the precedent that is sent it

01:22:59.780 that was sent with the testimony from

01:23:01.880 this lady yeah because now it's like 0.99

01:23:05.140 any anything that you do to a girl that

01:23:08.080 she doesn't like can be deemed can be 0.99

01:23:09.500 labeled as abuse man anything like

01:23:12.400 anything because it's subjective and

01:23:14.600 open to her interpretation and let's say

01:23:16.300 she's not fucking all there not all the 1.00

01:23:17.620 marbles are there like like the economic

01:23:20.020 abuse thing to me was really really

01:23:22.060 hilarious right so she was talking about

01:23:24.880 the economic abuse I know we talked

01:23:26.160 about the laptop thing yeah but let's

01:23:28.220 talk in a broad spectrum manner so you're

01:23:29.960 saying a woman let's just use male 1.00

01:23:32.000 female let's say the woman is the one 1.00

01:23:33.460 being economically abused here so

01:23:35.300 there's economic abuse taking place

01:23:36.820 right if if this woman is feeling that

01:23:41.360 she's economically abused that means 1.00

01:23:44.040 she should that she's living a 0.99

01:23:46.240 traditional lifestyle right because that

01:23:48.000 would mean that the man is taking care

01:23:49.280 of everything yeah because if the man

01:23:51.160 isn't living it she isn't living a 0.66

01:23:54.080 traditional lifestyle and the man isn't

01:23:55.640 taking care and she's an independent

01:23:56.860 woman who happened to get with a guy 1.00

01:23:58.400 there's no way she could be

01:24:00.120 economically abused because she had her 0.96

01:24:01.760 own beforehand and during and should

01:24:03.660 after yep so you know it's like I said

01:24:05.880 it's it's it's all about not only that

01:24:07.860 you know now that you mention it these

01:24:09.960 these like stupid terms that they use

01:24:11.900 you know economic abuse financial

01:24:13.440 whatever it actually disincentivizes

01:24:15.340 women to become traditional housewives 0.97

01:24:17.040 now that I think about it right like

01:24:19.160 because like it's like it's almost like

01:24:21.940 they have they coin these terms to

01:24:23.920 encourage women to make their own money 0.99

01:24:25.360 and continue on with the feminist 1.00

01:24:27.360 rhetoric it is because you know it's

01:24:29.460 funny in court as I'm sitting next to

01:24:31.480 you and I'm laughing to myself because

01:24:33.380 we laughed at something that happened

01:24:34.620 in court and the very next thought was

01:24:37.220 yo everything they're saying can be

01:24:39.860 applied on the bitches were mad at us 1.00

01:24:41.080 by the way oh yeah oh I don't even saw

01:24:42.920 those two like fucking chicks that in 1.00

01:24:44.640 the back in the back that were sitting

01:24:46.180 behind us like are you guys together

01:24:47.320 that wasn't them asking if we're to

01:24:49.080 get they were trying to figure out why

01:24:50.540 we're saying the things that we were

01:24:51.920 saying they were they're trying to

01:24:53.000 ascertain where we're from a whole

01:24:54.120 road almost yeah they were trying to

01:24:55.780 you know I mean like they're very

01:24:57.880 upset about it they were not happy

01:24:59.200 but and then an elevator oh the

01:25:00.660 elevator I was like I was like well

01:25:01.980 bro what this would be he beat her

01:25:03.960 ass like well she hit him too yeah 1.00

01:25:06.840 feminist elevator got triggered when 1.00

01:25:08.380 we were having a conversation about

01:25:09.440 this shit man yeah we're not we're not 0.91

01:25:10.900 here to we're not talking about the

01:25:13.120 morality of Sean Combs or whoever else

01:25:15.480 what we're here to discuss is the fact

01:25:16.860 that we're in court court we have to

01:25:19.560 look at objective the objectivity of

01:25:22.120 the situation and we're trying to figure

01:25:23.580 out if his charges are going to stick

01:25:26.900 we don't care I don't give a shit if 0.95

01:25:28.800 he hit her I mean you know yeah it's

01:25:30.560 bad I wouldn't hit women but you know

01:25:31.940 it's just like it's it's not what I'm

01:25:34.140 here for and then she butt into the 1.00

01:25:35.580 conversation which was the problem she

01:25:37.180 inserted herself into a conversation

01:25:38.560 that she had no point in and then she

01:25:40.280 wanted to use her emotional

01:25:41.180 intelligence yeah to virtue signal you

01:25:44.280 know yeah it's like man this this is

01:25:49.880 just like you know the more I think

01:25:51.640 about this the more it's like like this

01:25:53.300 is actually very very scary this is a

01:25:55.600 big case it's a federal case that he's

01:25:58.920 looking at for effectively for him life

01:26:01.220 yeah and we got a psychologist in there

01:26:03.460 who's in there as a subject matter

01:26:05.520 expert giving extremely fucking you know 0.96

01:26:11.040 ambiguous definitions or and big using

01:26:15.420 ambiguous terms that quite frankly you

01:26:18.680 know any woman can use because now you 1.00

01:26:22.240 could like well okay let's say your

01:26:23.900 wife that you live with disobeys you 1.00

01:26:26.220 you say you know what no ice cream for

01:26:28.700 you this Friday I'm not going to give

01:26:29.640 you no money to go ice cream and now

01:26:32.380 that's financial that's economic and

01:26:34.140 financial abuse now that's true it's not

01:26:38.040 even exaggerated that's the crazy part

01:26:39.580 you're not even exaggerating they can

01:26:41.000 use that as financial abuse almost some

01:26:43.900 of the things today were borderline like

01:26:45.980 that I was like what the like you know

01:26:47.780 when she brought up the laptop thing

01:26:49.160 that's when I knew it was like this

01:26:51.000 inherent bias that she was talking to

01:26:52.700 them ahead of time yeah because there

01:26:54.460 was no way she's getting that was a

01:26:56.380 very descriptive fact super descriptive

01:26:58.560 and oh yeah well you know that's that's

01:27:01.020 abuse like what if he's going to take

01:27:02.380 away her laptop the bitch has a job the 1.00

01:27:05.220 bitch had money before puffy and will 1.00

01:27:06.860 after buy another one leave you're going

01:27:10.160 to stay with him because that nigga has 1.00

01:27:11.600 your laptop the fuck out of here so you're

01:27:13.240 going to keep getting beat and

01:27:14.720 everything else that you that you

01:27:16.000 alleged because a nigga has your laptop 1.00

01:27:17.720 now here's my thing right I think we

01:27:20.300 got to get to a point now where we got

01:27:21.520 to tell these women you got two options

01:27:22.820 bitch it's either we treat you like an 1.00

01:27:26.060 equal right and you have all the agency

01:27:29.520 and responsibility of a man which means

01:27:32.680 if you're in a bad relationship you got

01:27:34.440 to fucking leave okay you're not going 0.98

01:27:36.600 to sit here and say economic abuse

01:27:37.980 financial abuse I couldn't leave

01:27:39.320 Stockholm syndrome all this fuck shit

01:27:41.340 or we go back to treating you guys like

01:27:45.360 fucking children with no agency where a 0.88

01:27:48.120 man needs to pretty much run your entire

01:27:50.180 life which is how it's been since the

01:27:51.760 beginning of time right isn't it amazing

01:27:54.500 how all these different cultures kind of

01:27:55.820 understood that men need to be the 0.95

01:27:57.580 leaders and women need to kind of follow 0.98

01:27:58.980 their lead and they did it specifically

01:28:00.920 because of shit like this so it's like if 0.70

01:28:03.340 we're gonna have feminism and we're gonna 1.00

01:28:04.520 have women be equal to men which is what 0.84

01:28:06.320 feminism is right then we got to give you 1.00

01:28:09.360 guys that we're gonna give you guys the

01:28:10.540 equality that you guys want which means

01:28:11.760 that you got to deal with the

01:28:12.940 responsibility but now we're getting to

01:28:14.640 a point where they have all the agency

01:28:16.900 with none of the responsibility and

01:28:18.720 they can regress to it's a childlike

01:28:22.160 responsibility and accountability yeah

01:28:24.780 and it's crazy man this is scary because

01:28:26.320 who has to bear the brunt of everything

01:28:28.120 the man

01:28:28.860 and then they wonder why guys don't want

01:28:34.800 to get married they wonder why guys

01:28:36.460 don't want to get involved in serious

01:28:37.860 relationships it's dangerous now yeah

01:28:41.020 over over correcting for agency actually

01:28:43.420 strip them of their agency and allows

01:28:45.480 other women like this psychologist to 1.00

01:28:47.720 strip them of their agency by saying

01:28:49.160 that they can't make conscious decisions

01:28:50.460 for themselves yeah that that's what

01:28:53.140 this is because

01:28:54.640 they're trying to double dip and it's

01:28:59.100 like not enough people are calling this

01:29:00.260 shit out like I feel like I'm like a

01:29:01.900 crazy man right now right if I were to

01:29:03.780 talk about this people say oh you're

01:29:04.900 a massage is whatever no this is a

01:29:06.620 serious fucking problem we literally 0.96

01:29:08.980 have a subject matter expert testifying

01:29:10.920 in one of the biggest cases ever

01:29:12.180 taking agency away from Cassie who is an

01:29:17.520 adult clearly had sound mind right

01:29:21.400 clearly doing what she wanted to do she

01:29:24.500 admitted to even the assistant who says

01:29:25.840 my against diddy oh I don't want to leave 1.00

01:29:26.920 because I get an allowance and I live a

01:29:28.460 certain lifestyle

01:29:28.940 and what happens now they're sitting

01:29:33.180 here making running cover for her right 0.96

01:29:35.140 you shouldn't have lived that lifestyle

01:29:37.400 also one other thing I don't you didn't

01:29:40.340 really give your opinion on this but I

01:29:42.060 wanted to know how you would you think

01:29:43.040 about it the fact that they tried to

01:29:45.640 let's say effectively manipulate her

01:29:49.440 sexual nature and say that well

01:29:54.120 effectively manipulate the the way she

01:29:56.780 went about her sexual nature by saying 0.88

01:29:58.360 that she could have been that she could

01:30:00.680 have been trying to placate him now

01:30:02.700 and I'm saying that's not entirely

01:30:04.000 false but she was engaging to some

01:30:07.440 pretty crazy shit and everything was on 0.57

01:30:09.580 her everything was on her devices and

01:30:12.080 she was calling these people including

01:30:13.800 the Punisher Mr. Meat Freezer 0.90

01:30:15.720 she was calling Mr. Meat Freezer all

01:30:20.060 the time yeah and from his

01:30:21.980 understanding they had a great

01:30:22.960 relationship yeah yeah diddy was doing

01:30:25.640 some weird shit smacking his meat in a

01:30:27.480 corner with a cowboy hat on whatever

01:30:28.860 fuck he was doing yeah but she had from

01:30:31.800 his understanding and his testimony

01:30:33.420 they had a fine relationship and she

01:30:34.820 liked it you know what I'm glad that

01:30:36.860 you brought that up she coordinated the

01:30:39.180 freak-off chat yeah like this is

01:30:41.160 something that's very important for

01:30:42.100 people to understand like she

01:30:44.380 coordinated the freak-offs okay she

01:30:46.740 was calling him she's paying him

01:30:48.220 she's setting up the hotels she's 0.97

01:30:49.780 getting dressed she's putting her

01:30:51.120 manicure doing a manicure putting

01:30:52.840 the lingerie on going to the store

01:30:54.220 she took significant overt steps in

01:30:56.980 multiple situations for years to make

01:30:59.760 these freak-offs a thing at some point

01:31:01.860 you can't be a victim anymore

01:31:03.060 you just can't and I'm glad that you

01:31:07.660 brought that up because it's like at

01:31:08.680 what point do are we gonna draw the

01:31:09.980 fucking line here or is it still 0.95

01:31:11.800 economic and financial abuse when

01:31:13.620 she's the one that's coordinating

01:31:14.980 everything because diddy's a busy

01:31:18.100 nigga bro yeah right so like he told 1.00

01:31:20.520 he delegates one thing I noticed

01:31:21.820 about diddy from this trial this

01:31:23.500 nigga lazy he don't do nothing 1.00

01:31:24.780 himself he doesn't do shit himself

01:31:27.040 chat we're gonna get into that with

01:31:28.720 the last guy the testimony nigga 1.00

01:31:30.580 doesn't do nothing himself bro so I

01:31:32.860 already know after the first three

01:31:34.300 freak-offs okay you take that baby

01:31:35.840 you do this shit so so she had a very 0.84

01:31:41.220 involved role in this absolutely

01:31:45.020 because she can't have it both ways she

01:31:46.660 said I can't do my career because I'm so

01:31:48.480 busy doing this so if you're so busy

01:31:51.700 coordinating these these freak-offs you

01:31:54.760 got to bear some responsibility for this

01:31:56.220 then right because she literally

01:31:59.540 complained and said I'm doing it so much

01:32:01.360 I can't do my music or do anything

01:32:03.500 else so that tells me that you're

01:32:06.020 heavily involved and you're making

01:32:07.180 this decision correct correct can't

01:32:10.200 have it both ways not to mention like

01:32:12.480 her friend even even just small

01:32:13.960 testimony that that ties into that

01:32:15.580 like her friend saying they all did

01:32:16.660 drugs together they all have fun they

01:32:17.800 all love each other they had a loving

01:32:18.840 relationship a point so it's like oh

01:32:20.820 so what's going on here if you're

01:32:23.660 having if you're having this great

01:32:24.560 time loving relationships good times

01:32:26.520 bad times more bad you went to

01:32:28.020 burning man three times bro

01:32:29.220 what niggas camping in the desert 1.00

01:32:30.780 have you been a burning man before I

01:32:31.880 have not bro it's like expensive as

01:32:33.880 fuck it's like a very white person 0.99

01:32:35.820 thing to do by the way

01:32:36.640 bro camping in the fucking desert with 0.99

01:32:40.140 tension shit listen to EDM wild come

01:32:44.140 on man three times

01:32:45.300 yeah I mean it doesn't make sense and

01:32:49.060 listen like I'm not saying women don't

01:32:51.960 tell the truth I'm not saying that

01:32:53.520 there aren't victim like obviously I'm

01:32:55.040 privy to the fact that things do

01:32:56.900 happen in the world I'm absolutely

01:32:58.340 privy to that fact and I'm also you

01:33:01.180 know not ashamed to use data to to

01:33:05.480 solidify points and stuff like that I

01:33:07.620 get it and and all that is relevant at

01:33:11.280 some point at some point in time

01:33:12.480 however as it pertains to this case and

01:33:14.820 what it can do and the precedent that

01:33:16.460 it can send it's extremely damaging

01:33:19.800 scary because you don't want someone to

01:33:23.660 be able to say this dude wouldn't let me

01:33:27.240 leave the house or this time we had

01:33:29.880 sex one way but I didn't like the fact 0.97

01:33:32.620 that he put it in that hole this time

01:33:34.520 even if he slipped he shouldn't have

01:33:37.000 slipped there's so this has a slippery

01:33:39.180 slope that this can go down man so you

01:33:41.520 don't want any of this setting very

01:33:43.400 dangerous precedent man and that's my

01:33:44.960 biggest problem here is like god damn

01:33:46.660 dude like what the fuck are we gonna 0.94

01:33:48.300 like bro well I guess we're gonna see

01:33:52.620 and here's the other thing to another

01:33:53.540 big red flag Cassie talked to

01:33:55.920 prosecutors right because and this is

01:33:59.040 very important for you guys to

01:33:59.820 understand so when the defense would

01:34:02.420 cross-examine Cassie they would say you

01:34:04.580 sat down with agents and prosecutors

01:34:07.280 that means that she got something called a

01:34:11.580 proffer or a 5k letter which means she's

01:34:15.160 not gonna be prosecuted why do you need a

01:34:17.200 proffer letter you wanna know why guys

01:34:19.380 that means that you committed a crime

01:34:21.080 too and you're basically providing this

01:34:24.040 information to the government of

01:34:25.760 providing substantial assistance and

01:34:27.420 that keeps you from going to jail as

01:34:28.740 long as you're truthful and you provide

01:34:29.780 assistance she sat down with

01:34:31.620 prosecutors a USA's don't like to sit

01:34:33.580 down with defendants they will only sit

01:34:35.520 down with you if you're getting a

01:34:36.400 letter because they don't want to be

01:34:37.320 witness to a to a crime right because

01:34:39.580 they got to argue they got to

01:34:40.780 legislate right and they don't want to

01:34:42.640 be in a witness stand so the fact that

01:34:45.020 she sat down with prosecutors and got a 0.98

01:34:46.880 fucking 5k letter in itself tells you

01:34:49.040 that she should be accountable to this

01:34:52.780 they had to give her a proffer letter 0.53

01:34:54.380 for her to not be accountable then you

01:34:55.640 got this fucking psychiatrist coming in

01:34:57.160 or psychologist coming in and testifying

01:34:59.120 even more so saying she's not

01:35:00.460 accountable

01:35:00.820 this is the gynocentric society the 0.97

01:35:06.560 gynocracy at work it is and it's like 0.82

01:35:09.140 me and you're the only people that are

01:35:10.880 seeing this yeah it's pretty scary

01:35:12.520 actually like I'm looking at this

01:35:13.580 through a red lens guys this is a very

01:35:15.640 like this why I think this is one of

01:35:17.220 the most episode important episodes

01:35:18.440 because we have a a trending case the

01:35:21.580 biggest case the United States right

01:35:22.740 now and one of the main witnesses is a

01:35:26.400 woman who feels like she was abused but

01:35:30.420 the government had to give her a proffer 0.94

01:35:32.120 letter right because she was so

01:35:34.940 intertwined in the criminal activity

01:35:36.220 because she was the one organizing a lot

01:35:38.220 of this shit helping the enterprise she

01:35:41.760 gets immunity they come after diddy I'm 0.54

01:35:45.400 not saying that he's an angel hell I'm

01:35:48.260 not even saying he's innocent well what

01:35:49.860 I am saying is I find it interesting

01:35:51.280 that he's being prosecuted for this the

01:35:53.860 woman is making the allegations had to 1.00

01:35:55.360 get a fucking 5k letter and then they 0.95

01:35:57.260 bring in a psychologist to testify to

01:35:59.680 take accountability from her

01:36:00.960 and it's like man you're the only ones in

01:36:07.300 the courtroom that see this shit 0.66

01:36:08.540 it was wild it was a wild experience

01:36:13.000 I don't I don't understand it bro

01:36:15.860 yeah that that's like out the

01:36:19.220 psychologist is you're cooked it's over

01:36:21.320 with the psychologist and she's a board

01:36:22.900 certified 40 of them in New York yeah

01:36:24.860 yeah she's top would you say that like 0.99

01:36:27.100 that's like the psychology world like

01:36:29.220 would hold those same opinions that she

01:36:31.200 has like are we that fried

01:36:32.220 uh from what I understand it's like

01:36:38.600 you know and I'm throwing out numbers

01:36:41.340 here it's scary but I don't have data

01:36:43.300 but from what I understand at least from

01:36:45.900 what I know people I talk to it's like

01:36:48.100 50 50 50 percent of the people like I

01:36:52.120 she's throwing a bunch of she's just 1.00

01:36:54.300 saying a bunch shit and then 50 percent 0.83

01:36:56.420 of the people are agreeing with her like

01:36:57.600 yeah this all makes sense because what

01:36:59.040 she's saying makes sense from a

01:37:00.940 psychological standpoint but once again

01:37:05.340 at least it leaves she left too much 0.59

01:37:07.120 room for ambiguity with it so that's

01:37:08.740 that's the issue is that yeah even if

01:37:10.480 you said like you didn't she didn't use

01:37:12.760 any scientific terms so let I'll give you

01:37:14.520 an example of why her testimony is a 0.93

01:37:16.580 little strange so you know she was

01:37:17.920 talking about the fear response right

01:37:19.360 yeah she not explain it real quick to 0.99

01:37:22.620 the audience because they're probably

01:37:23.360 wondering what fear response would you

01:37:24.520 oh yeah so they're they're talking she

01:37:26.080 was talking about how like you explain

01:37:27.480 how you how you react to a fearful

01:37:30.180 situation or when thing when trauma

01:37:32.420 happens her number one word her go-to

01:37:34.360 word of the day was trauma so the

01:37:37.680 trauma response right yep so not once did

01:37:43.360 she give any scientific explanation of 0.57

01:37:46.200 how it works all she said was your

01:37:48.520 trauma and then because of traumatic

01:37:50.920 experience you know people could be less

01:37:53.100 inclined to leave or attempt to leave

01:37:55.380 because they're scared she never once

01:37:57.340 said anything about the amygdala or had

01:37:59.420 the amygdala influences fear she never

01:38:01.920 said anything about the hippocampus she

01:38:03.500 never said anything about you think she

01:38:04.960 did that to not confuse the jury though

01:38:06.320 no I think she did that because she 1.00

01:38:08.180 didn't if she started getting into the

01:38:10.440 science that she could trip herself up

01:38:11.760 gotcha okay because you know the

01:38:14.520 prefrontal cortex is like the what

01:38:16.400 would people what people refer to as

01:38:18.340 the governing effect sector allows you to

01:38:20.620 carry out the shit because usually you 0.99

01:38:22.060 want to stop you want to stop batch

01:38:23.980 from happening before it reaches the

01:38:25.360 prefrontal cortexes and once it reaches

01:38:26.920 there it's game times over with so

01:38:29.320 and guys like the video only got 1.5k

01:38:31.260 likes we're giving you guys this fucking 0.99

01:38:32.560 big psychology red pill right now what

01:38:34.880 the fuck is going on here because guys 0.99

01:38:36.340 we're on the cutting edge of this stuff

01:38:37.380 right now with this case this is

01:38:39.940 setting a precedent I'm sorry bro keep

01:38:41.080 going like the video guys 2000 yeah I

01:38:43.320 mean that shit like that it's like you 0.81

01:38:46.020 have to explain scientifically if you're

01:38:48.260 going to say I came here in the name of

01:38:49.700 science you got to use science so that

01:38:52.520 when people in the outside world are

01:38:54.980 psychologists or people that understand

01:38:56.360 this stuff or even study it with a

01:38:57.740 freaking you know a GED even and they

01:39:01.720 understand this stuff if you're going to

01:39:06.860 say you're here in the name of science

01:39:08.140 use scientific stuff but if you do that

01:39:10.100 and you you're not as well versed in it

01:39:13.320 or you may have slipped the bandwagon you

01:39:15.900 know jump the jump the bandwagon to the

01:39:17.960 DEI side when before you were on the

01:39:19.580 other side you might trip yourself up and

01:39:21.520 I think that's why she did that it's 0.99

01:39:25.160 just people don't people just want the

01:39:28.700 truth pretty much they just they just

01:39:30.140 want the truth straight up they don't

01:39:31.460 want it they don't want to hear all these

01:39:32.680 psychological whoo-hooping

01:39:35.040 explanations and shit like that they just

01:39:36.380 want you to say what it is like this

01:39:38.220 she's acting like this because of this

01:39:40.020 this and this and this is how this works

01:39:41.500 with the brain like tell people when she

01:39:46.560 was she was getting beat it was releasing

01:39:48.400 serotonin because she's used to it like

01:39:50.320 say some shit like that yeah that's what

01:39:52.240 people want to hear they don't want to

01:39:53.300 hear she was getting beat and she might 0.97

01:39:54.700 have been scared and then she called her

01:39:56.080 cousin and her cousin told her to stay

01:39:57.440 and no one wants to hear that female 1.00

01:39:58.740 shit just say what it is the science so

01:40:01.160 before we get into the last guy George

01:40:04.100 Kaplan aka one of them boys what's your

01:40:08.660 prediction bro on on the future of this

01:40:10.460 like you're you're in the game you know

01:40:12.520 you've been at many of these conferences

01:40:13.980 you've shaken hands and met these people

01:40:15.500 obviously you're very familiar with

01:40:17.460 with this because you know your background

01:40:20.680 academia what the fuck do you think is

01:40:23.340 gonna happen man in this field and as it

01:40:27.960 pertains to masculinity and you know

01:40:29.580 what's going on give us the red pill I

01:40:31.980 think it's I think it's shot future I think

01:40:34.360 the field is shot unless they do something

01:40:36.880 about these DEI hiring and all that stuff

01:40:40.180 and all this equity hiring I think it's I

01:40:42.740 think the field is shot I think they need

01:40:45.240 to encourage men to get into the field

01:40:48.020 more we can set some boundaries I don't

01:40:50.180 think it's gonna happen for a long time

01:40:51.460 though I'm thinking maybe even 15 years

01:40:52.900 because you got to remove the old guard and

01:40:54.320 the women's are the one the women are the 1.00

01:40:55.500 ones hiring now right the women are the 1.00

01:40:57.040 one higher if you're not in a empathy thing

01:40:59.460 like you were saying before cooked yeah I mean

01:41:03.800 there's a there's a large possibility that

01:41:05.700 here's the thing it's it's a large possibility

01:41:08.840 that if you aren't with the whole empathy

01:41:12.340 gang as I call it if you aren't with the

01:41:13.960 empathy gang if you aren't with the letter

01:41:15.640 gang shit like that and you're just trying 0.88

01:41:18.840 to come and do your job and do the best that

01:41:21.000 you can do at your job to try and help

01:41:22.260 people they don't want that shit they want 0.98

01:41:24.760 people that are gonna kumbaya with them and

01:41:27.660 shit and take their take their word as law

01:41:30.700 you know what I mean and take their feelings

01:41:32.400 as law regardless of the science because

01:41:34.880 science doesn't always matter that's one of

01:41:36.540 the most famous things they say now science

01:41:38.280 doesn't always matter oh wow I mean so

01:41:40.620 like I think that's what they say right

01:41:43.720 that's what the people say that's what

01:41:45.060 that world that's what they're saying in

01:41:46.140 that world now they don't they don't

01:41:47.460 science doesn't always apply science is

01:41:49.580 not always applicable and emotional

01:41:51.620 intelligence is two things that you hear

01:41:53.500 the most so we got psychiatrists and

01:41:56.120 psychiatrists using the term emotional

01:41:58.020 intelligence absolutely 100% there's

01:42:01.220 probably people in school right now that

01:42:04.300 are there there's like psychology or

01:42:06.760 psychiatry professors using emotional

01:42:08.180 intelligence over and over and over and

01:42:09.580 over again

01:42:10.000 it's uh so we're cooked bro it's like that

01:42:14.500 let's call it like it is bro like you're

01:42:15.840 we're cooked then yeah we are so do you

01:42:18.400 predict that more people are going to be

01:42:19.740 on SSRIs medication to like we're just

01:42:23.800 going to be even more more medicated

01:42:25.740 because it's terrible bro I see kids

01:42:27.860 teenagers oh yeah I'm I'm on I'm on

01:42:30.460 ritalin I'm on adhc medication what yeah

01:42:33.160 they were putting kids on ritalin way

01:42:35.300 back in the 90s but generally speaking

01:42:37.960 they would put the kids who are like 0.95

01:42:39.200 real problem children like going to

01:42:40.880 boces and shit they put those kids on 1.00

01:42:43.080 on ritalin um now they're putting kids

01:42:47.100 on ritalin and the mechanism of action

01:42:51.360 for the basically the way the medicine

01:42:52.800 works is really screwing up these kids

01:42:54.300 gotcha and um there are studies that are

01:42:56.300 trying to correlate that with like the

01:42:57.700 school shootings and things of that

01:42:58.620 nature um school shootings weren't a

01:43:01.660 thing before 1999 yeah they were not

01:43:04.100 at the Columbine kicked it off and that

01:43:06.400 was the beginning it was one girl uh in

01:43:10.620 the United States who did it before

01:43:12.620 Columbine in like the 70s and it's okay 0.89

01:43:14.740 like a like a feminist okay okay look it

01:43:17.760 up well they're sick in the brain so that

01:43:19.340 makes perfect sense actually yeah yeah

01:43:20.820 yeah bro yeah that's a good point no

01:43:24.660 school shootings didn't exist prior to

01:43:26.440 Columbine really maybe one time in the

01:43:28.100 70s like you mentioned but yeah I don't

01:43:30.000 think that I don't think that the field

01:43:31.360 is going to have a good time I think

01:43:32.620 that they're going to continue like the

01:43:34.160 antidepressants men are getting on them

01:43:36.840 more but women love antidepressants oh 1.00

01:43:38.860 yeah they dominate uh it's placebo a lot

01:43:41.420 of it you know because you're telling

01:43:42.840 women you're suggesting something women 0.97

01:43:44.940 are suggestive uh creatures malleable

01:43:46.880 creatures so I'm suggesting to you that

01:43:49.020 this medicine should and or could work

01:43:51.360 but if it doesn't you won't know the

01:43:53.220 fucking difference anyway yeah so take

01:43:55.580 it and let's figure it out and then you

01:43:57.700 tell yourself I feel better but you know

01:43:59.940 what really happens is they do that they

01:44:02.280 take the SSRIs or um you know SSNIs

01:44:06.120 SSRIs they they take the antidepressants

01:44:08.180 in combination with let's say a Xanax a

01:44:12.540 benzodiazepine to calm them down calm down

01:44:14.740 the anxiety so they never get enough

01:44:16.420 anxiety up for their body to learn how to

01:44:19.000 deal with stressful situations right so

01:44:21.680 they start that not to mention they

01:44:22.920 drink right party they don't sleep they

01:44:25.420 don't drink water bro I don't know what

01:44:27.060 it is women don't drink water yeah you 1.00

01:44:29.180 notice that yeah that's a weird thing

01:44:31.060 yo they talk about it too they like flex

01:44:32.740 it yeah like bitches don't drink water 1.00

01:44:34.540 bro it's weird it's really weird they

01:44:37.060 don't they don't have enough for the the

01:44:39.420 for their bloodstream to operate properly

01:44:41.020 yeah they they live like shitty live

01:44:43.220 guys like I'd like all of you guys to

01:44:44.820 shadow a regular female one day they eat 0.99

01:44:46.920 weird shit like they don't eat like 1.00

01:44:50.120 protein they don't eat like they don't

01:44:51.900 eat healthy food they like random stuff

01:44:53.720 like they'll eat like seven fries like

01:44:56.220 yeah I'm good I'm full now and drink

01:44:58.080 water and sorry and drink like a diet

01:45:01.040 doctor Pepsi or some shit and then like

01:45:04.100 they don't exercise bro it's just crazy

01:45:07.220 like how it is like well anyway whatever

01:45:09.900 I can talk shit about that all day

01:45:10.980 neuropsychology is not nothing's nothing's

01:45:13.800 going great I mean they're trying to make

01:45:15.060 advances in certain things but they're

01:45:17.100 gonna keep taking the antidepressants

01:45:18.400 because like I said it's either

01:45:20.260 we're just gonna continue to get even

01:45:22.520 more medicated right just get more

01:45:23.880 medicated and more medicated until it

01:45:26.200 hits a breaking point so you know until

01:45:28.200 it hits a climax in a plateau and then

01:45:30.600 you start to go back down but as of right

01:45:32.660 now no just give me more medication

01:45:34.280 what I was gonna say is it's not usually

01:45:37.040 the medication that's working it's a

01:45:38.660 combination of medication and therapy

01:45:40.080 but it's really the therapy teaching

01:45:42.140 them to have better habits and then

01:45:44.300 they think it's the medication gotcha

01:45:47.000 right and so that's that's what happens

01:45:48.760 a lot of the time yeah and big pharma is

01:45:50.980 not gonna stop they're making a killing

01:45:52.260 yeah no no way they're making a fucking

01:45:54.420 killing dude they're not gonna say shit 0.98

01:45:56.320 so all right let's get into the last

01:45:58.680 witness here and then we'll close this

01:45:59.640 thing out George Kaplan and guys shout

01:46:03.680 out to Chad thank you bro for coming man

01:46:05.060 like you like I asked you last minute to

01:46:06.960 come with me and you just came so I

01:46:08.120 really appreciate that for having me I

01:46:09.520 appreciate everything man yeah man

01:46:11.100 seriously and we're working on some big

01:46:12.900 shit behind the scenes by the way as

01:46:13.960 well guys so we'll see what happens

01:46:15.520 George Kaplan 34 years old this was the

01:46:18.400 next witness that came out was this guy

01:46:19.660 number what 12 or some shit now yeah 0.71

01:46:21.640 12 or 13 so George Kaplan one of them

01:46:24.680 boys he worked for Nickelodeon for seven

01:46:26.260 months prior as an executive assistant

01:46:27.660 then he worked for Combs Enterprises

01:46:28.920 which is a holding company off for all

01:46:30.360 of Diddy's companies then he ended up

01:46:31.900 becoming Diddy's assistant he worked at

01:46:34.420 1710 Broadway he worked as the

01:46:37.800 executive assistant this was in from 2013

01:46:40.300 to 2015 he reported to Christina Corum

01:46:43.020 KK who ran Diddy's life he basically 0.94

01:46:45.620 reported Diddy's house in LA 200

01:46:47.140 Mapleton Los Angeles California carried

01:46:49.200 his bags made sure everything was

01:46:50.560 taken care of he worked there longer he

01:46:54.640 worked a lot of hours he worked 80 to 100

01:46:57.060 hours a week he made around 100 125 K per

01:46:59.520 year right 120 not per year 125 K in 15

01:47:02.920 months in 15 months he got paid out that

01:47:05.320 same rate for the last three months of

01:47:07.060 his employment okay he started work at

01:47:09.920 9 30 a.m and that can fluctuate as to

01:47:11.880 when he would go earliest he ever got

01:47:13.560 off was 6 30 p.m but he was also get on

01:47:15.320 the latest he would get off at 6 30 a.m

01:47:17.220 also work those slave hours as you guys

01:47:19.520 know Diddy was working on a mixtape at

01:47:21.880 the time when he came in so they were

01:47:23.940 super busy he also was familiar with the

01:47:27.640 security did he had homes in Los Angeles

01:47:30.100 New York New Jersey Miami and Los Angeles

01:47:34.120 New York City New Jersey New York the

01:47:37.200 Hamptons and Miami he discussed what did

01:47:40.560 he he basically got did he whatever he

01:47:43.880 needed food drugs iPads whatever did he

01:47:47.260 throw in his job monthly he claimed he

01:47:49.840 only wanted the best one story he gave

01:47:52.300 was where did he told him to go to

01:47:53.640 hopefully was to get him a gallon of

01:47:54.800 water and he couldn't find this gallon of

01:47:58.460 water so he got him to have gallons of

01:47:59.840 water and brought it and did he got in

01:48:01.160 his face and yelled at him and said that

01:48:02.900 he would fire him which is fucking nuts

01:48:05.840 like but you know I'm not surprised

01:48:07.920 bro when he told that story I was like

01:48:08.920 you know what this is how this nigga 1.00

01:48:10.060 really is that makes them do weird

01:48:11.400 shit yeah remember making a band he made

01:48:12.920 them go all the way to Brooklyn for

01:48:14.080 cheesecake cheesecake slap you over

01:48:17.240 cheesecake he was really like that like

01:48:21.380 we thought like okay MTV comedic effect

01:48:23.940 make these niggas walk all the way to 1.00

01:48:25.240 Brooklyn because they're in 0.98

01:48:26.220 Manhattan that's a long walk you live

01:48:27.800 at Brooklyn that's a long can you

01:48:29.480 describe to them like how the fuck you 0.92

01:48:31.100 got let me explain how fucking long 0.95

01:48:32.780 yeah go ahead go ahead got across one of

01:48:35.340 two bridges either the Manhattan or the

01:48:37.180 Brooklyn Bridge think about that that's a

01:48:38.820 bridge now the length of the bridge

01:48:40.140 because they were in Manhattan when that

01:48:41.120 happened right they were in Manhattan in

01:48:42.860 the 1710 Broadway office so they were

01:48:46.620 brought 1710 all the way to Brooklyn

01:48:49.680 so they filmed it from there yeah even

01:48:51.700 back then so he they went to juniors for

01:48:54.900 some cheesecake juniors is downtown

01:48:56.540 Brooklyn that means even have to get off

01:48:58.600 the bridge you got still got a little

01:48:59.720 bit to go wow them niggas walked I think 1.00

01:49:03.380 it wasn't playing how many miles was

01:49:04.780 that I don't know that yeah I mean city

01:49:06.940 miles you want to say 2.8 but you know

01:49:08.600 2.8 city miles is a hike yeah city miles

01:49:11.160 is high because yeah yeah going through

01:49:12.420 different because you're passing blocks

01:49:13.680 you're stopping at the thing over water

01:49:15.120 traffic is coming it's it's why it's a

01:49:17.600 long-ass walk damn it took them hours 0.60

01:49:20.540 didn't it because Long Island yeah because

01:49:22.040 so like three miles of Long Island I can

01:49:23.760 do three miles on Long Island like 15

01:49:25.260 minutes yeah I mean three miles out of

01:49:27.440 here could take me between 45 to an hour

01:49:30.300 45 depending on traffic and yeah street

01:49:32.360 yeah because every block you have to

01:49:34.220 stop you can't keep walking and that

01:49:36.100 adds up over time that adds up over time

01:49:38.120 and then like like the terrain like you

01:49:40.140 got to cross a bridge yeah I mean yeah

01:49:43.540 pretty crazy so yeah guys long story

01:49:46.700 short that making a band shit was not a 0.76

01:49:48.580 joke that's how he really is he'd be

01:49:50.240 slaving niggas bro let's see here so he 1.00

01:49:54.520 set up hotel rooms for Diddy first he

01:49:56.380 unpacked baby he would pack the ship for

01:49:58.920 him baby oil astro glide speaker candles

01:50:01.700 liquor he purchased supplies with their

01:50:03.880 corporate credit card he would get told

01:50:06.460 ahead of time where to go if did he

01:50:09.000 need in there or he would fly private jet

01:50:10.480 with him did he stayed at the hotel for

01:50:14.760 12 hours to multiple days he went to a

01:50:17.120 room after did he left interesting thing

01:50:19.020 this guy job that he had so apparently

01:50:21.460 these hotels guys were selling

01:50:23.580 pictures to magazines and other

01:50:27.360 tabloids after celebrities stayed at

01:50:29.660 their hotel room yeah so and if there

01:50:31.520 was anything embarrassing left there

01:50:32.780 they would take pictures of it so this

01:50:33.980 guy what he would do and I find

01:50:35.740 interesting this is the emergence of

01:50:36.880 social media now 2013 right this is when

01:50:38.680 he started working for him so this guy's

01:50:41.140 job was after every hotel stay he would

01:50:42.860 go in there and clean it up chat and

01:50:44.800 remember in the early 2000s how they

01:50:46.700 said that Diddy would get in trouble

01:50:47.760 and they'd like charge him money for

01:50:49.420 fucking shit up at the hotels he would

01:50:51.700 also he would also make sure that you

01:50:54.900 know nothing was fucked up like that so 0.98

01:50:56.220 they wouldn't charge him money but he

01:50:57.640 said there would be baby oil over the

01:50:59.200 place and fucking Gatorades and shit 0.87

01:51:01.340 baby oil Gatorade but that was his job

01:51:03.000 bro nigga would come in and clean up 1.00

01:51:04.260 after a freak-off yeah he said baby

01:51:07.260 oil everywhere too yeah Gatorade and

01:51:09.720 Astro glide right and he said it would

01:51:12.360 be in his bag too yeah he had to work to

01:51:16.200 protect Diddy's image because the image

01:51:19.960 he would protect image because they

01:51:21.440 would obviously sell the pictures be

01:51:23.960 contacted him frequently when they're at

01:51:25.300 the hotels it could be anything from

01:51:26.700 getting him food close to drugs he bought

01:51:28.960 drugs for Diddy on two different

01:51:30.160 occasions one time he bought MDMA and

01:51:32.540 Miami gave the guy cash another time he

01:51:35.040 bought him some drugs it was pills he

01:51:37.600 didn't know what it was this was in

01:51:38.720 Bel Air he went all the way to Hollywood

01:51:40.100 got the drugs brought it back to Diddy

01:51:42.100 paid for in cash and that's where the

01:51:44.520 testimony ended so we're gonna follow

01:51:47.040 up the next day with this guy he was

01:51:49.680 walking around the HSI detail so I

01:51:51.280 predict he has some shit to say 0.68

01:51:52.340 remember we're gonna get an elevator and

01:51:53.400 they said no I'm not gonna hold you

01:51:54.500 that should creep me out a little bit

01:51:55.460 if you're if you're next to me I was

01:51:57.300 like I was like who are these niggas 1.00

01:51:58.580 yeah yeah yeah so we're good so guys

01:52:01.300 we're in courtroom number 20 and on the

01:52:02.760 24th floor they're up filming and 20

01:52:04.400 not filming but they're up in 26 we're

01:52:06.940 in one of the overflow so we click the

01:52:08.420 thing to go down the witnesses in

01:52:10.580 there and two HSI agents we're about

01:52:11.940 to get an elevator is like no no you

01:52:13.100 guys can't get on and that's when you

01:52:14.820 saw him right yeah he looked weird

01:52:16.520 didn't that posture I was just gonna

01:52:17.760 say that posture the raccoon eyes like

01:52:19.420 he was on he had raccoon eyes yeah like

01:52:20.960 he looked like he was on drugs for a

01:52:22.240 couple or like for imperfect yeah he was

01:52:23.560 on a bender like he was on a bender

01:52:25.100 like damn I got to testify against

01:52:26.560 Diddy but I will say the yeah the one

01:52:28.480 correlation I can draw between both of

01:52:29.960 them James the other assistant the

01:52:31.660 first assistant and him is that they do

01:52:34.040 there seems to be some loyalty to Diddy

01:52:36.500 Diddy like they're giving facts out so

01:52:38.760 they don't get in trouble yeah but

01:52:40.220 they seems to be some cohesiveness of

01:52:42.100 loyalty yeah yeah yeah they're not

01:52:43.740 like completely shooting on him too

01:52:44.960 bad um because he you know damn well

01:52:47.720 he knew what drugs are in that thing

01:52:48.900 oh yeah bro he was like I couldn't tell

01:52:51.140 you it's just a bag yeah yeah yeah just

01:52:53.660 like it's very obvious too that they

01:52:55.240 got subpoenaed and they're forced to

01:52:56.360 testify right the other guy said yeah

01:52:58.060 you guys you guys you know subpoenaed

01:53:00.140 me twice the other girl Carrie Morgan

01:53:01.640 straight-up said she didn't want to be 0.61

01:53:02.700 there like they subpoenaed her too so a

01:53:05.140 couple of these witnesses are actually

01:53:06.100 there on as extremely reluctantly yeah and

01:53:08.860 it's funny because Carrie Morgan

01:53:09.980 actually I think Carrie Morgan just so

01:53:11.700 you guys know that's Cassie's best

01:53:12.740 friend we didn't talk too much about

01:53:13.700 her testimony because it was kind of

01:53:14.740 boring like basically she confirmed a

01:53:17.240 lot of the things that they went on

01:53:18.180 trips once a burning man her and Diddy

01:53:20.280 were friends did she send a big-ass a 0.99

01:53:21.880 long-ass text to Diddy she sent a long 0.84

01:53:23.940 ass poem to Diddy yeah she sent a long 0.76

01:53:26.000 can you talk about that because I

01:53:26.780 didn't get a chance to talk so what

01:53:27.660 happened was Diddy wanted to get

01:53:30.220 Cassie something for her birthday he

01:53:31.520 wanted what's her name again Cassie or

01:53:35.120 Carrie Morgan Carrie Morgan he

01:53:36.220 wanted Carrie the white girl the white 1.00

01:53:37.880 girl she a thought bro too she is it

01:53:39.700 she looks like one yeah yeah obvious 1.00

01:53:41.480 thought parting in New York City in

01:53:43.140 early 2000s cooked yeah super super

01:53:45.120 thought wouldn't want to touch that

01:53:47.020 with a 10-foot pole but she wrote a

01:53:50.740 poem yeah she wrote a poem to Diddy

01:53:52.700 yep to help him with Cassie's birthday

01:53:56.100 preparations essentially because okay but

01:53:58.360 she was writing an affirmation poem to

01:53:59.960 Diddy so it was weird because he wanted

01:54:02.340 help with Diddy's birth with Cassie's

01:54:04.960 birthday stuff yeah then it was a blank

01:54:07.000 text she clarified the defense saying

01:54:08.820 that the text is blank and then after

01:54:11.460 that there was an affirmation poem and

01:54:14.060 she was they use that to lead and say 0.99

01:54:16.400 well you're sending him affirmation

01:54:17.680 words you know and then she said yeah

01:54:19.580 he was just going through stuff and she

01:54:21.120 was trying to help him and then they

01:54:23.120 asked you know you know this girl then

01:54:26.600 they brought up Cassie's friend Cassie's

01:54:29.900 other close friend who used to give her

01:54:31.820 drugs and do drugs with her they brought 1.00

01:54:33.680 her up a couple of times and they got 0.63

01:54:35.620 her to say girl I forgot her name

01:54:38.500 exactly she was the one on the right

01:54:39.760 side of the picture it's a picture

01:54:43.280 Cassie Harry and then the girl she was

01:54:46.620 there twice she went to Burning Man with

01:54:47.780 them she was upstate in the upstate 0.90

01:54:49.220 photo she was there too when they were

01:54:51.980 all together when they were together with

01:54:53.300 the dudes white girl now she was like 1.00

01:54:55.640 Asian light-skinned Asian woman yeah that 1.00

01:54:58.560 one that her yeah but she didn't testify

01:55:01.120 no she didn't testify oh yeah they

01:55:02.800 talked about her that's that's the 0.97

01:55:04.160 bitch that he held over the over the 1.00

01:55:05.420 balcony yeah yeah yeah they were saying

01:55:07.060 that yeah did a lot of drugs too yeah

01:55:08.540 yeah yeah yeah that's the Asian girl 1.00

01:55:10.280 that he held over the balcony Bona and

01:55:12.220 also the big thing well I don't know you

01:55:14.020 might have spoken about it is you know

01:55:15.280 with the $30,000 oh yeah okay that's

01:55:18.100 actually I'm glad you mentioned that so

01:55:19.140 guys the main testimony that you need to

01:55:20.620 know for Gary thank you for saying that

01:55:22.200 Chad of course basically this is your

01:55:25.240 takeaway did he shows up at the house

01:55:28.840 he has a key for Cassie's house in LA

01:55:31.420 he shows up opens the door Cassie sees

01:55:34.220 him come in she locks herself in the

01:55:35.600 bathroom did he's irate over some shit 0.96

01:55:37.620 he hits Carrie Morgan with um sorry guys

01:55:42.620 there's a wooden hanger he hits her with

01:55:44.120 a wooden hanger she gets a concussion from 0.99

01:55:46.300 it apparently I think it must have hit her

01:55:47.960 hard bro she said she he came around

01:55:50.240 grabbed her throat yes somehow and then

01:55:53.200 while grabbing her throat through a 1.00

01:55:54.940 wooden hanger as she was running away 0.98

01:55:56.200 like yeah something like that and then

01:55:57.500 hits her in the head I don't know what 0.51

01:55:58.700 the fuck happened this nigga so because 1.00

01:56:01.020 yeah she said he flunked it like a

01:56:02.300 boomerang yeah and where where did he

01:56:04.640 get the wooden hanger of all like

01:56:07.920 whatever so anyway guys I know sounds

01:56:11.120 fucking far-fetched I'm just telling

01:56:12.900 y'all niggas what she said he comes in 0.99

01:56:14.900 going crazy Cassie locks herself in the 0.99

01:56:17.360 bathroom he grabs her by the neck and 1.00

01:56:18.900 is like kind of choking her then he hits

01:56:20.660 her with in the head with a wooden 1.00

01:56:21.540 hanger she gets a concussion so she 1.00

01:56:23.860 goes and hires a lawyer tells the

01:56:25.760 lawyer that she wants to sue a month

01:56:28.720 later Cassie meets up with her at a

01:56:31.900 pizza shop and slides her an NDA and

01:56:34.740 says hey sign this NDA we'll give you

01:56:36.080 30 they're gonna they're gonna give you

01:56:37.200 30,000 what's her name takes the money 1.00

01:56:40.200 to her defense what this is 2007 eight

01:56:42.940 yeah yeah yeah she was so this is like

01:56:45.080 what did like oh wait well it's 20 it's

01:56:47.680 2013 I think something like that oh you

01:56:49.680 know it's 2018 yeah 2018 2018 yeah I'm

01:56:52.080 sorry and then she's and then that's why

01:56:54.300 they're not friends anymore because

01:56:55.160 Carrie felt like Cassie didn't have her

01:56:56.860 back yeah but she got a 30k which is 1.00

01:56:59.220 the equivalent today what 40,000 now yeah

01:57:01.540 she got a 30k the problem with that was I

01:57:04.180 think that the problem that she had with 0.99

01:57:05.360 it was that Cassie basically said to her

01:57:08.060 and in women speak as you oh you're 1.00

01:57:11.040 being dramatic you're being dramatic

01:57:12.240 about this yes you're being dramatic

01:57:14.200 yeah that she was saying that that's

01:57:16.320 what she didn't like about it like she

01:57:17.540 said that and then she didn't believe

01:57:18.980 her and then she felt like she did the

01:57:22.520 due diligence and not calling the cops on

01:57:24.000 did he and Cassie came up to her like

01:57:27.260 yo yeah you're being you're exaggerating

01:57:28.580 this bro take this 30k get the fuck out 0.99

01:57:30.140 my face basically that's really what it

01:57:31.960 was and she slew to the NDA too and 0.93

01:57:34.000 they met at a pizza shop at a pizza

01:57:35.440 shop and no lawyers no nothing just

01:57:37.180 them yeah that's wild so yeah so

01:57:40.160 that's the that's the main thing you

01:57:41.200 guys need to know about the carry

01:57:42.100 Morgan shit a lot of it was historical

01:57:44.300 stuff I forgot about the poem thanks

01:57:45.880 for bringing that up I'm trying to

01:57:48.260 think is there anything else that we

01:57:49.200 need to talk about I think I think I

01:57:50.300 think the most important thing was

01:57:51.200 talking about the red pill shit about

01:57:52.580 this psychiatrist coming in that's

01:57:54.180 clearly a fucking feminist 100% and 1.00

01:57:56.120 where we're going as a nation when it

01:57:57.760 comes to criminal law and criminal

01:58:00.520 procedure and witnesses and guys we're

01:58:02.680 getting to a point now where any type

01:58:05.040 of punitive behavior towards your woman

01:58:07.160 is going to be looked at as abuse

01:58:08.740 that's where we're going that's where

01:58:11.100 I see us I agree and think about it

01:58:13.600 they they literally reuse the same

01:58:15.480 woman who made the other woman lose a 1.00

01:58:17.400 big one of the biggest cases ever

01:58:18.640 what uh heard case oh yes yes yes so

01:58:25.140 they have enough gall you know to be

01:58:26.840 like yeah we'll just reuse her because

01:58:28.180 her testimony is important man I wish I

01:58:33.180 could have heard heard the testimony but

01:58:34.560 it's federal court so y'all can't hear

01:58:36.340 so we have to come in and report it for

01:58:37.640 you guys but yeah bro um that's it

01:58:40.620 really man yeah I think that was that

01:58:42.820 was pretty much it I'll summarize it

01:58:44.320 there was nothing that I think was way

01:58:46.560 too that was extremely crazy about it

01:58:48.320 you know what I mean there was some

01:58:49.060 stuff not to I mean today outside of

01:58:51.420 what you touched upon it wasn't really

01:58:52.540 anything crazy and then the other

01:58:54.280 stuff for continuity's sake there was

01:58:56.160 you know like that the guy James the

01:58:58.920 personal assistant he also that story

01:59:02.620 that he told that they they are trying

01:59:04.700 to say wasn't real that's the only

01:59:06.840 other thing because he told a story

01:59:08.920 about riding around with d-rock and

01:59:12.340 diddy with three handguns on diddy's

01:59:14.960 lap oh yeah diddy was like basically

01:59:17.480 diddy let this nigga know in so many 1.00

01:59:19.620 words you got you about to pull up on

01:59:21.560 these niggas you got this got to shoot 1.00

01:59:22.920 on suge night on suge night yesterday

01:59:24.780 yeah and uh they're trying to say that

01:59:27.640 story's fake there's no way because

01:59:28.860 they were like didn't you live d-rock

01:59:30.580 you didn't you didn't leave d-rock by

01:59:32.560 himself at the mcdonald's or wherever

01:59:34.360 the fuck they were he's like I did I'm 0.84

01:59:35.780 telling you dog I didn't leave d-rock

01:59:37.660 yeah because how would I why would I

01:59:40.000 leave him the security dude so yeah

01:59:42.140 there was that but that was it all

01:59:44.760 right I'll read some chats here um so

01:59:46.920 super chats um we got um only right

01:59:49.520 wing in cali hey man I'm 19 years old

01:59:51.760 just got approved for my second uh credit

01:59:53.480 card I have 767 credit score any advice

01:59:56.380 how to stay on track or what else I

01:59:57.380 could do um increase your credit limit

01:59:59.660 keep it below 30 percent you'll be

02:00:01.140 straight make 100 percent on time

02:00:02.740 payments um mr tt kaka says if he said

02:00:08.020 he 39 on wi-fi that means 39 wireless

02:00:11.020 and is the fault you need to have a

02:00:12.300 wired connection to live stream l producer

02:00:13.700 uh bro that has nothing to do with

02:00:16.120 chad though like this this this place

02:00:17.760 comes like that yeah and I also

02:00:19.140 suggested the ethernet thing yeah we

02:00:21.420 we actually just doesn't have ethernet

02:00:23.660 internet bro um I love the show great

02:00:26.560 insight and information on this case

02:00:27.840 would you ever consider doing another

02:00:29.160 avengers panel with did diddy the

02:00:30.580 dealer the oj the oj oj simpson pill

02:00:33.200 cosby rk and glenn max will give it a

02:00:35.040 good work all right nigga dr b84 1.00

02:00:36.860 psychiatry is a four years of residency

02:00:38.600 training after med school they can

02:00:39.980 prescribe antidepressant anti-anxiety and

02:00:41.680 anti-psychotic medications name a few

02:00:44.000 they're also trained to do psychotherapy

02:00:45.380 okay um that's that dr b84 is uh one of

02:00:48.040 the docs that watch the show thank you

02:00:49.700 so yeah they're actually doctors um

02:00:51.880 anti-semcat goes charlie carg charlie

02:00:53.720 kirk just got cocked okay i'll take a

02:00:56.120 look at that um nakil says chad if you 0.99

02:00:59.360 actually went to harvard what house were

02:01:01.420 you in and what was your go-to late

02:01:02.980 night food spot in the square so i

02:01:05.620 actually started off in kennedy school

02:01:07.140 i'm just gonna leave it at that because

02:01:08.340 i don't want to give out too much

02:01:09.280 stuff and also my favorite thing in the

02:01:11.300 coop well i used to go to the coop and

02:01:13.240 hang out as a coop and then i never

02:01:14.960 really ate in the food square always

02:01:15.980 left campus to go eat because there was

02:01:17.900 a lot of i mean there's a couple of

02:01:19.240 spots there is the cafeteria but i

02:01:21.440 didn't really stick around there i

02:01:22.540 stuck around the river and then i would

02:01:24.740 go and leave to go get my food simply

02:01:26.500 because oh i'm not even on camera yeah

02:01:28.260 and the kenny school can you describe

02:01:30.060 well kenny well it's let's just say it's

02:01:32.820 the school at the politics school the

02:01:34.500 political science school right let's

02:01:35.800 well they they call it public policy

02:01:37.360 okay yeah yeah yeah um but uh yeah i

02:01:41.660 never really ate on campus because i

02:01:43.080 never found anything on campus too like

02:01:44.800 delicious and uh as first when i was

02:01:47.420 there i was always getting lost um so

02:01:50.520 yeah it's a fairly big campus for only

02:01:52.200 five thousand students bro yeah it's

02:01:54.040 it's a it's a huge campus like there's

02:01:55.620 this i used to use the bigger i guess

02:01:57.460 it's i think it's a bank there's like a

02:01:59.760 big bank with like a clock on it i just

02:02:01.860 use that to orient myself because if you

02:02:04.340 orient yourself across directly from the

02:02:07.040 clock that's where the buses start yeah

02:02:09.120 and you got your grad degree from there

02:02:11.260 yeah my grad i didn't go to undergrad yeah

02:02:12.820 he didn't go to undergrad at harvard guys

02:02:14.120 he got his uh is your master's there

02:02:16.280 right yeah my master's you got his

02:02:17.380 master's at harvard didn't go to

02:02:18.280 undergrad there um that's right oh yeah

02:02:21.660 yeah yeah i don't know what it is that

02:02:22.960 they're well there you go does that

02:02:24.320 answer your question to kill uh because

02:02:26.740 i'm black yeah probably because it's like 0.98

02:02:28.440 no way i'm gonna go to harvard

02:02:29.600 some nigga in the chat said he got a 0.98

02:02:32.120 coach at all no way does it go to harvard

02:02:33.600 oh man that's great all right psych

02:02:38.460 testimony should have been more broad

02:02:39.780 ambiguous her coming to me after the case

02:02:41.740 started allowed her to tailor her

02:02:42.920 testimony to diddy and also shows more

02:02:44.260 tact on her and the prosecution behalf

02:02:45.720 negates objectivity absolutely good shit 0.71

02:02:47.920 you're getting you're catching it here

02:02:48.980 uh yeah nikhail says chad if you actually

02:02:51.020 went to harvard what house were you in

02:02:52.580 and what was your okay we mentioned that

02:02:54.260 already manny wilson says uh bolshevik

02:02:56.320 gains i've been watching your video for

02:02:58.400 videos for a month now i got a question

02:02:59.880 for you will you ever have a gypsy 1.00

02:03:01.520 crusader and fresh fit after hours or

02:03:02.940 just interview him i don't think you

02:03:04.640 would come on bro um a lot of these guys

02:03:07.080 are separatists and um you know and

02:03:09.220 that's fine i i defend their right to be

02:03:10.840 separatists but um they uh they they don't

02:03:13.940 want to work with um colored people which 0.99

02:03:15.720 is fine it is what it is man

02:03:16.800 um i put in this question yesterday but

02:03:19.800 left early but i like gypsy crusader 0.99

02:03:21.440 um all those guys are funny as fuck to be

02:03:24.080 honest with y'all um issy wealthy says

02:03:26.740 i put in this question uh yesterday but

02:03:29.960 left early what do you think about diddy's

02:03:31.660 legal team reaching out to trump for a

02:03:33.080 pardon uh i did answer it they're not

02:03:35.240 gonna he's not gonna get it no way i

02:03:36.920 mean what do you think about that bro

02:03:37.800 diddy's team reaching out for a pardon

02:03:39.060 i think it's absolutely fucking hilarious

02:03:41.040 but it's absolutely i mean it's worth a

02:03:42.260 shot it's worth everything's worth the

02:03:43.700 shot he ain't gonna get it i think they

02:03:45.280 were trying to play out the fact that

02:03:46.580 trump just came off cases that um people

02:03:49.460 would think were similar in nature but

02:03:50.680 they're not similar in nature at all

02:03:51.940 yeah um so yeah they worth the shot but

02:03:54.640 you know we'll see i think if this case

02:03:57.880 continues to play out like this he's a

02:03:59.720 lifelong democrat bro he is but if the

02:04:02.000 court of public opinion says that diddy

02:04:03.920 should have gotten off then maybe trump

02:04:05.580 would consider it and yeah that'll be a

02:04:07.600 good Trump is a populist bro so enough

02:04:10.360 people make let's say diddy gets convicted

02:04:11.900 and enough people like this is bullshit

02:04:13.040 blah blah blah like they did with the 1.00

02:04:14.680 january sixers who knows but i'll tell

02:04:18.040 you this he ain't gonna pardon them you

02:04:19.260 know when he'll pardon them end of his

02:04:20.860 term pardoning is guys remember

02:04:23.800 presidents pardon at the end of their

02:04:25.740 term because it's very it's very

02:04:28.280 unfavorable the only reason trump

02:04:30.080 pardoned the j6ers in the beginning is 1.00

02:04:31.700 to make a statement but um nine out of

02:04:34.460 ten times pardons are always done at the

02:04:36.160 end of the term so if he's gonna

02:04:37.140 pardon diddy i guarantee i'll he'll

02:04:38.780 pardon him at the end if he does it um

02:04:42.000 yo can you hit um on the on the rumble

02:04:45.900 studio click donations on the middle i

02:04:47.720 don't know if you see it or chat are

02:04:50.560 there is there anything there i know

02:04:53.100 rumble was all fucked up anyway 0.96

02:04:54.380 i don't see any i don't see donations i

02:05:01.820 see if it's blank that's fine because

02:05:03.440 they couldn't even watch on rumble

02:05:04.380 anyway

02:05:04.760 none okay yeah it's because well the

02:05:12.700 rumble didn't work the whole time

02:05:14.100 so um all right cool guys i hope you

02:05:18.500 guys enjoyed the stream i'm gonna

02:05:19.480 actually go into youtube right now and

02:05:21.220 like clip does it clean this thing up

02:05:23.040 for you guys where there was lag and

02:05:24.260 shit like that um yo chat where can 0.86

02:05:26.640 people find you bro man i don't really

02:05:29.100 you know i'm not i know you're not a

02:05:30.260 social media guy but instagram whatever

02:05:32.220 where i don't like that yeah so i mean

02:05:34.080 on instagram you know what there's

02:05:35.000 probably guys that want to go to harvard

02:05:36.240 i'll be honest with you or want to go to

02:05:37.540 the ivs so they might hit you up for

02:05:39.320 that just the guy who talks is my

02:05:41.000 instagram that's literally what it is

02:05:42.480 just the guy who talks just the guy who

02:05:44.740 talks that's all i am and then um and

02:05:47.640 if you guys say you find him through

02:05:48.600 fresher fit like he'll he'll respond to

02:05:50.320 your dm probably yeah of course and then

02:05:51.760 on youtube i don't you know i don't have

02:05:53.480 content like that right now like like

02:05:55.240 that i deal with the tech side of stuff

02:05:57.240 and you know if i decide to come over

02:05:59.660 to this side we'll see cool yeah um

02:06:03.200 very knowledgeable guys if you want to

02:06:05.220 get into an ivy league school uh he he

02:06:07.400 has connections and stuff like that um

02:06:09.620 i tell you guys all the time college is

02:06:11.100 a scam but i've always told you guys if

02:06:12.860 you can get into an ivy league school

02:06:14.020 absolutely take that opportunity because

02:06:15.480 um the alumni network and the

02:06:18.340 connections is what makes everything

02:06:19.600 yeah because for instance let's use a

02:06:22.060 great example of the chat right there's

02:06:24.100 let's say i mean there's uh let's say

02:06:25.960 there's three to five people it's even

02:06:28.200 ten people who are upset or you didn't

02:06:30.380 go to harvard or blah blah blah you can

02:06:32.980 say that but my credentials don't say

02:06:35.560 that so i don't care because i can get a

02:06:37.920 better job than you can off the fact

02:06:39.320 that i just visited to touch the ground

02:06:41.280 you know i mean you can't you gotta so

02:06:43.640 it's very useful i i agree with myron

02:06:47.380 like i think college is kind of a waste

02:06:49.060 now education system is kind of a waste

02:06:50.660 but ivy league schools outside of yale

02:06:53.060 because you don't want to die because

02:06:54.860 the campus is ghetto as hell um very 1.00

02:06:57.560 useful very princeton has a nice

02:06:59.080 campus bro yeah i ain't gonna lie

02:07:00.880 princeton is fucking nice i mean you're 0.77

02:07:03.160 just paying you're just paying for

02:07:04.480 validity man you could be the smartest

02:07:06.400 guy on planet earth you still need a

02:07:07.740 piece of paper sometimes they have a

02:07:08.760 super nice boathouse too

02:07:10.020 princeton i like i like harvard i mean

02:07:13.920 you know i never say go crimson because

02:07:16.140 you know harvard sucks but like no y'all

02:07:18.900 got a good rowing team bro yeah very

02:07:20.820 good rowing team yeah the other sports

02:07:23.480 suck though yeah they're pretty they're

02:07:24.760 trash yeah everything else the biggest

02:07:26.380 thing out of there was jeremy lynn for 0.92

02:07:28.220 me oh yeah jeremy lynn did go to harvard

02:07:30.660 yeah yeah damn okay yeah yeah well

02:07:33.600 anyway guys i hope you guys enjoyed the

02:07:35.240 stream yo chad thank you so much for

02:07:36.600 coming out bro and helping out with um

02:07:38.100 the tech stuff running the cameras and

02:07:40.120 um giving us your your um your

02:07:42.140 background on psychology and kind of

02:07:43.400 giving us another perspective you know

02:07:45.100 because you know sometimes it can be an

02:07:47.000 echo chamber and it's good to bring

02:07:48.000 someone that's kind of like an expert

02:07:49.100 in that field because we've always

02:07:50.580 suspected that psychology is being

02:07:51.900 dominated by women and like to have you 0.69

02:07:53.380 come and like kind of confirm it like

02:07:54.580 yeah bro's 80 20 right now on the

02:07:55.800 psychology side psychiatry is like 70 30

02:07:58.220 you

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