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When the Accuser Becomes the Abuser! Actor Jonathan Majors' Accuser Arrest? | Maintaining Frame 76 · Honey Badger Radio

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Hello everybody, and welcome to Honey Badger Radio. My name is Brian with
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Allison and this is maintaining frame number seventy six. We're gonna be talking about
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Jonathan Majors. But I'm also kind of playing with a new toy sort of.
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I don't know if it's a toy, but so I found this I'm
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gonna tell you about it. So I got there's this plug in that I
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found for obs that essentially it does what restream dot io is supposed to do
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with the with chat, but it actually includes every platform. So now if
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you guys look at the screen, you should see the live chat and it
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will include Rumble. So now if somebody posts on Twitch, on Facebook,
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on YouTube, on Rumble and on d live, which I have to like
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put on the screen what and not what? But not what? Twitter?
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Oh yeah, no Twitter? Twitter does It does supposedly integrate Twitter, but
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I don't see a place where you can include comments. So if you can,
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it will it should integrate with Twitter as well. It's got a lot
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of cool I'm still like learning things. But one of the things it does,
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which is sort of like stream yards, is like you can feature a
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comment. So if somebody makes a particularly great post, or if they send
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a super chat or something, you can like put it on the screen.
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And I haven't done this yet, but it also works with Discord, so
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if people send super chows, we can put those up on the screen.
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So you see that, you see, you see the power that we that
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we have, the power that we have potentially. I mean, I'm still
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learning it, but it's pretty it's pretty cool. Yeah, it's pretty cool.
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See I see mister O three oh three puts some, he puts some.
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And this is another thing tool because Rumble has custom gifts, emoji reactions,
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and they're coming up on the screen. So now those of you who
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are watching us on YouTube can see what you're missing out on if you're not
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on Rumble. So uh some awesome, Ye, great work, fascinating,
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fascinating new toy. Yeah, I mean it does kind of double post some
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things because I think it's integrated with restream and with itself. So Chris Hoff
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just made a comment in YouTube and it also went out on Twitch, so
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I'm seeing both of them. But whatever, I mean, I'll figure that
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out later. But okay, so anyway, I just wanted to tell you
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Brian, all right, well let's get into today's story. That's gonna
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disappear because we are reading this article. Should I share my screen with you
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or yeah, I'll share it? Sure, yeah, sure it. That
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seems to be the best way to coordinate things. Yeah, if it lets
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me there it goes. Discord has been kind of a tird lately, so
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a little bit yeah, a douche corps. All right, so we have
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this story we covered the original allegations a while ago, and there's okay,
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so I'm trying to give the backstory. So there's this actor named Jonathan Major.
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Do I know him as someone who worked in a couple different areas.
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He was in the Creed films, well he is. He was in Creed
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three as the primary antagonist. He was also in the MCU he plays Kang
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and various versions. So he was in like ant Man and the Wasp or
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whatever, the last one in Quantum Mania, whatever it is. And so
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anyway, he's been making waves. He's you know, he's up and coming
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rising star, very popular, getting a lot of people. Yeah, yeah,
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false accusations, yeah, and then an allegation came against him. And
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just, folks, if you're a man and you attempt to be a high
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flyer, it can all be taken away from you in an instant by malicious
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false agullegation. Yep. Just just that's something to consider when you're considering contributing
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to society. Good lord, Like, I'm being sarcastic here, but is
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this really the reward for men contributing to society, like ultimately to become larger
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targets for false secuations? So yeah, I wonder if that will bite us
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in the ass, because it's not like it's not like they waited, right,
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They didn't wait. They're just like, this woman beaks off and then
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they're immediately, oh, we got to fire them, you know, kick
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him off the cast, this versions stop giving him jobs. The rumor mill
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has to chart out. And then suddenly you know, he's person non grata
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on an accusation. And they don't even wait. They're not even like,
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well, let's just see I mean we wait, but we called misogynists for
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that, right, pretty sure? You know that's that's the usual thing.
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If you're like, oh, but what, let's find out what can we
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wait till we see the reels of justice turn and see what comes out?
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Nope, that's misogyny talking. If you believe in due process for men,
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you're a misogynist. You're a misogyny worst damn right, Like that's not a
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foundational principle of a free society. Nope, that's misogyny. Free speech is
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misogyny, Due process is misogyny. I don't know. Freedom of association is
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miss mm hmmm. Being able to own your the products of your own labor
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is misogyny. I'm pretty sure, like everything, every every pillar of the
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magna cart is probably misogyny. You know, absolutely if you think about it,
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all of it. The only way we have to make it to the
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end of history by tearing down all that exists that we consider to be normal
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and fine. And so it's all yeah, we did consider it to be
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normal and fine, and that was even more evidence of the horrors of patriarchy.
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Mm hmm. No, yeah, anyway, let's let's go on.
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Apparently, like I'm pretty sure we were one of the few at the time.
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Let me, let me, let me just I don't think I reported
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this. I think this is probably on the news show, right, Okay,
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so I wasn't part of I'm gonna make a guess and you don't have
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to confirm if my guess is correct. We said, let's wait and see.
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M h You guys, you're like, okay, well, we don't
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know the truth of it, not necessarily going to disbelieve her, not going
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to say necessarily disbelieve her. Let's let's him let's wait till some evidence comes
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out. I'm pretty sure that's what you guys said. Yes, that's what
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we always say. And dark and look, I don't even really care for
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the guy as an actor or person. Really, he was like the you
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know, he's kind of like they were really trying to make him happen.
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I didn't think he was all that, you know, amazing as an actor.
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Everyone's gushing over him, especially the people at Disney. I've seen a
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couple of interviews. They they you know, for whatever reason, they were
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trying to make him happen. It's kind of like they do this with actors
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all the time, Like they find somebody and for whatever reason they say,
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I'm gonna make this person the man or woman. It's what they did to
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like countless actresses that were young and attractive, Emma Stone, Jennifer Lawrence,
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U the New the what's her name from the Black Widow movie? I don't
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even remember her name there, and they you know, Arlott Johanson. They
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take somebody and they and then they wear them out, and when they get
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to be like I don't know, twenty nine, they toss him aside and
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they get somebody else. Now it's like Jenna Ortega or uh, what's her
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name from Stranger Things or whatever, and that's it. That's just what they
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do. So they were doing that with Jonathan Major's I saw him in a
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couple of things. I was like, Eh, he's okay, like I,
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I, you know, doesn't I like I have. I'm not super
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picky on actors, but I like that if they have a personality, if
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they have like something that they're you know, that that you come to see,
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Like I like Sam Elliott because yeah, charisma, but like if just
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something like I like Nicholas Cage. I don't think he's everything he's in is
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great, but I know I'm gonna be in for a time, you know.
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I like, you know, I like Johnny Depp because he like vanishes
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into his roles or he tries to, you know, but he takes it
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the other way. But I also like little classic guys like Humphrey Bogart and
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Marlon Brando too. So it just depends on what you're bring it to the
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table, right, This is worse for for actresses, something I've noticed.
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Yes, Okay, so a beef. I'll do a brief shill for the
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patron community. You can access the free section at Badger Nation done online if
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Thebadger dot com slash subscribe, So that's how you get to the place that
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I'm about to talk about. So each day we've been looking at some old
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school mystery, uh suspense kind of uh you know TV and movies, so
12:37
not like stuff like peroo. Sorry I just heard. I just heard a
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chorus of the of French speakers just hissing at me when I parroh warrow warow
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Hercule, Hercule, yes, and uh some other like uh oh uh miss
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miss Marple, which is actually a really good one, and uh, you
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know other stuff like that older mysteries. Agatha Christie, she's like the maths
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mistress, the maestra of mystery, shall we say? And what I noticed
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about these old school movies and we've watched other stuff like just more suspense stuff.
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The female actresses really can command a room, like they have a lot
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of charisma. You know. In one movie that we watched, and I
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spoke about this earlier, the main female actor, actress, forget her name,
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but she she's just entertaining even when she's playing a bitch. Actually even
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more because she's playing a bit. She's just like so charismatic, so charismatic.
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Is this like a newer film. Oh it is in like the early
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eighties, but it was I just like the character. It was called Evil
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under the Sun, and the the female actress. I will find her name
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presently, uh was. I believe it's gonna take me a moment to get
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that. But regardless, she was. She was an older like enduring that
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film. Her hey day was probably like a couple of decades before. So
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she was a bit of a cougar, shall we say so. But she
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just was like very charismatic. And I'm like, there are no actresses like
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this anymore, you know. There's just they're so bland. Everything is so
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damn bland. It's not even it's not even you know, like you can
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really complain about it being woke. It's like woke is like the vanilla of
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everything. Everything has to be sort of turned into tapioca pudding and it's it's
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it's you know. But anyway, so, like you were saying that this
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guy doesn't really have a a lot of chrisma endemic Hollywood, you know how,
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this is the thing. Okay, what I saw, so I heard
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he was being cast. Now this was in the context of the MCU,
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but I think this is like across the board. You know, when somebody
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does a really good job, it normally it's noticed by people that watch it.
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It's not told to us like, oh, don't you love this person.
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It's more like they just perform and we're like, holy shit, that
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was great. Like Chris Pratt. I like Chris Pratt. I saw him
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some stuff and I was like, wow, this guy's amazing. Like I
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saw him on Parks and Recreation and I thought he was great. Or you
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know, for some people, it's just like you just see the talent,
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it's like right there. But when you have like the media in Hollywood telling
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you this person is a god, then you become really suspicious, suspicious because
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you're like, well, is he gonna deliver her or she? And I
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just you know, I think Jonathan Major is fine, Like he's fine,
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but there's a lot of people that are at that level. He's like I
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don't know, He's like Emilio Estevez, He's fine. You know, it's
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like no, no, seriously, he's the Tapioka desserts. You know,
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yeah, yeah, poker in front of pud be like, oh my god,
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it's good, you know, but it's but it doesn't it right doesn't.
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It doesn't fit into any specific like, you know, it's not like
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pumpkin pie around this time, a mid. It's a mid in every category.
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Yeah, yeah, it doesn't. It's not like, oh, we
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got to celebrate this with some tapioca. No, it's just like I kind
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of want that, so I'll eat it, you know. Yeah, I
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just want something to finish off my dinner, A mild palette, cleanser,
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you know, just just something, nothing, nothing challenging. Maybe my stomach's
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a little bit royally, yeah, but you know, it's just it's just
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mid. It's dessert. Yeah, yeah, Okay. So the woman's name
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is Diana Rigg. Yeah, And one of our commentators made sent us a
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message and he said, Diana Rigg is in the top handful of most attractive
16:52
lovely women of all time. She's off the charts and every way. Even
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playing the bitch as she does in that film, she's still amazingly likable.
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Yes, yes, yeah, she played an utter bitch, and yet she's
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right. She was likable just because she just did everything with such panache,
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and honestly, that seemed to be a big part of being a Hollywood starlet.
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Prior to I don't know the naughties, who knows. Somewhere somewhere we
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forgot about women having personalities and they just needed to have duck lips and Disney
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noses and that's it, all right, all right anyway, So I got
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a super chat before we get started and a superchow, So I guess we
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gotta we gotta do those really quick before we get into it. So I
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got a super chow from Meredith G for five dollars, and she says,
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maintaining frame number seventy six. The Jonathan Major's case is a shit show because
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there is there are accusations in both directions of making matters worse. Is a
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corrupt district attorney. But recently the Metropolitan Police out of the UK have been
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cooperating with the New York City DA or districtor. That's weird. Why would
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why would that be the case? Why would why would the UK and New
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York be collaborating? Is it involved with this case? That seems really strange?
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But thank you Meredith. Yeah, I don't. I don't again,
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like we'll get through that. We'll read the articles, but I'm not necessarily
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on one side or the other. I just think that the whole thing does
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seem like a mask. But at the same time, it's like we I
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said, we should wait, and that's the that's the main problem, right
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yeah, yeah, Albernata retro gives his five dollars Canadian and says, not
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true. Allison Jenny McCarthy is a charismatic cougar. Look at how she pounced
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on and malled Justin Bieber. Somehow she did not end up in jail drug
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Okay, like that. The thing is I wasn't talking about, you know,
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obvious sexual abuse. Yeah, just uh, it's a little bit aggravating
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shoe hoarding that in Like, I'm not gonna take responsibility for this stretch here,
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Okay, Okay, So let's go ahead and get into the article.
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This is the update. Accuser of Marvel actor Jonathan Major's expected to be arrested
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Wednesday in his misdemeanor cross complaint against her. This is like a couple of
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days ago. So oh no, don't tell me. I gotta sign up.
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Okay, let's we're gonna we're gonna put this in the archive. Hold
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on a second, guys, I'm gonna switch and we're gonna we're gonna get
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the archive because this is so retro. Look at the look at the overlay
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text. That's like I'm getting flashbacks like the late nineties Internet. All we
19:47
need is some gifts and some loading music. You know music. I mean,
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there's music playing right now. People always ask me about it. So
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you remember those those Oh wait, maybe I shouldn't talk. You need to
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do this work, but I'll talk to the people. Do you remember those
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pages that used to go to in the nineties and they'd load up the music
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and you'd be desperately looking for a way to turn it off. And that
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was that was a classic, wasn't it like a classic annoyance? I mean,
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early nineties Internet annoyances are the best because they were just they were just
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cringey. They weren't mildly threatening, your sinister, you know what I mean.
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Yeah, okay, yeah, I'm still waiting on this to load up.
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Okay, maybe that's okay, Maybe I will I search for a different
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source. Really, I don't know why I can't. Oh here it is
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here, it is You're right, it is here. It was like there
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was a bunch of ads and I thought it was okay, blocked or something.
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All right, let's go back. So the choreographer ex girlfriend, Yeah,
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I was confused by this. The choreographer ex girlfriend who accused Jonathan Majors
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of misdemeanor domestic violence back in March of twenty twenty three, is expected to
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surrender to the New York Police Department on Wednesday on a misdemeanor assault counter charge
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brought against her by the Marvel actor. Multiple sources have confirmed to Insider Major's
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recent accusations against Grace Jabbari, thirty years old, and Jabbari's original case against
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Major's both stemmed from their midnight quarrel in March on a Chinatown, Manhattan Stream
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Corner Street corner. Jabari has aled to the New York Police Department and Manhattan
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prosecutors that during the fight, Majors twisted and broke her finger and bloodied her
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ear by slapping her in the head. Majors later countered in a June police
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complaint that Jabari was the aggressor and that sidewalk in nightclub video shows that she
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was uninjured In the hours after the dispute. Major's alleges that Javari scratched at
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him and stole from him that night, then injured herself while alone in a
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drunken fall at his penthouse apartment. The news of Jabari's pending arrest comes on
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the eve of a Wednesday morning court hearing in Manhattan, where defeat lawyers and
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prosecutors may fight over the actress claims. But the Manhattan District Attorney's office buried
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in the New York Police Department investigation into the girlfriend's violent behavior on the night
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of the spat, prosecutors failed to include evidence of the case against Jabbari in
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what they turned over to defense, despite being on notice of the NYPD investigation
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into Jabbari's criminal conduct, as well as an I card and wanted flyer.
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Mayors' lawyer Priya Chawdry wrote in her motion to dismiss the case. Okay,
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this is one of the most confusing sentences. What that hell wrote this?
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Some sort of lawyer ai. I'm pretty sure what they're saying is that the
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prosecutors in the major's case, like the case against Majors, failed to include
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evidence against of the case against Jabarti. The way it's written, it almost
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sounds like the prosecutors in the Jabbarti Jabbari case failed to include evidence you know
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of the case again. Yeah, yeah, I understand why it's confusing,
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But this is because I don't think that it's gone. There's like a case
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in the other direction. Yet there's just been like this is his allegation basically,
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but like no, no, that he she is expected to yeah,
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she is expected to potentially go to jail. Charge is presented towards like not
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necessarily like like, well, let's keep going, we'll find out for sure.
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All right, No, I'm pretty sure you're right. This what I'm
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talking about here is that this was the prosecutors, the people who are going
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to prosecute Majors or Jabbari's lawyers failed to produce evidence and when they in turning
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it and what they turned over to the defense despite being on notice of the
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NYPD investigation into Jabari's criminal conduct, as well as an I card and wanted
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flyer. That's what she wrote, and ICR refers to an internal NYPD notification
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that the person is under investigation or wanted in connection to a crime. Additionally,
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Major's lawyer alleged that prosecutors turned a blind eye to Jabari's theft of Majors
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Rolex vintage walks, watch, and other luxury items that cost six to seven
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thousand dollars as described in Major's as June police complaint against his ex. That's
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a lot of money for a watch. In an email. Now, in
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Major's case file, Manhattan Prosecutor Aaron Tierney, So this is the prosecutor made
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it clear to Mayors's lawyer Chawdry that the DA's office would not prosecute Jabbari even
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if the NYPD brought charges against her. We intended a client to prosecute any
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charges brought by the New York Police Department. Yeah, against miss Grace Jabbari
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related to allegations made by Jonathan Majors regarding the incident that took place on March
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twenty third, twenty twenty three, Journey wrote in a September email. Now
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in the mysterious regulatory capture here, Yeah, so the p so what I'm
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getting from this and let's roll up. So now we know where uh mar
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uh Meredith's uh super chat was coming from. So the Metropolitan Police out of
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the UK have been cooperating with the n y C NYPD. Uh no,
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n y C d A. All right, So going back to this,
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the New York City District Attorney. But that's the police Department. Yes,
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who's declining to like, let's go back Manhattan Prosecutor Aaron Tierney. I guess
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that's the DA or a d A. Yes, well that the DA's office.
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But which So the New York Police Department is pursuing charges go back up
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and the DA's office the Manhattan DA's office. Mm hmmm what refuse will refuse
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to prosser acute those charges? Mm hm why? I don't know. Maybe
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maybe it says but yes, it says, I mean, maybe explains why,
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but it may not. It just says, we intend to decline to
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prosecute any charges brought by the New York Police Department against Miss Grace Jabari related
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to allegations made by Jonathan major As regarding the incident. The Manhattan DA's office
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did not elaborate on why they planned to decline to prosecute the NYPD charges against
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Jabari, so they're not elaborating. Jabari, a British National, met Majors
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thirty three, while working as a movement coach on the set of this year's
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ant Man in the wats Quantumnia that movie is just plagued with cancer. Apparently,
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she had planned to turn herself into the tenth Precinct Station House in Manhattan's
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Chelsea neighborhood on Tuesday, two sources familiar with the plan said, adding that
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a day long negotiation for her surrender fell through on Tuesday. She's now expected
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to turn herself in at the precinct sometime on Wednesday and to be released without
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having to submit to formal booking, meaning she won't be fingerprinted or held beyond
27:07
the minimal time it will take to give her a summons that cites her charges
27:11
criminal mischief and misdemeanor assault, the sources said. One new key detail concerning
27:17
the March dispute was also revealed in the DA's most recent filing. It's been
27:21
known that the dispute arose after Jabari spied a saucy text from another woman on
27:26
Major's phone as they rode in a livery car through Lower Manhattan. The new
27:32
filing reveals what the text said, which with I guess the text that she
27:36
saw this is probably what started the fight read I wish I was kissing you
27:41
right now. Another woman, a woman who said the text, was not
27:47
identified. It is unknown if she was actor megod Good, who has accompanied
27:51
Majors to his last two in person court dates. Oh I don't know who
27:55
making good is. I know that name. Though. In their latest filing,
27:59
prosecut also went on the attack against one of Major's key defense witnesses,
28:03
the livery car driver, who witnessed much of the dispute. Major side has
28:08
said the unidentified driver described Jabari to defense lawyers as a psycho girl who was
28:14
the prime aggressor in the fight. They put psycho girl in quotes. The
28:18
new filing suggests the driver may have suffered own domestic issues of his own.
28:22
That's a weird sentence. The filing says. He told prosecutors that miss Jabari
28:26
was acting like his wife does when she is angry with him. The filing
28:30
said, Okay, so they're basically discrediting this man because he experienced abuse at
28:37
the hands of his own wife. Yeah, and they're also they're also,
28:44
I guess, justifying Jabari's abuse because of this alleged saucy text. Mm hm,
28:52
who who to know? Who the heck knows what that was from?
28:56
Oh no, that doesn't justify her abusing him. So I'm not where where
29:00
are they gonna go with that? Like, you know, you you don't
29:04
put hands on somebody for that and uh and then how is this discrediting this
29:12
guy? She did? She did she's abusive, like min could you imagine
29:17
like, let's imagine this was reversed. Oh this this this cab driver.
29:22
This woman said that Jabbardi Uh you know, uh a major's was acting just
29:27
like her husband. Oh she's compromised, you know, like what like you
29:33
would say that a female female uh witness is not not reliable because she's experienced
29:41
domestic abuse? Mm hmm are you working kidding me? Would that fly anywhere?
29:48
No? No, not in most cases. Just unbelievable, and so
29:53
we There's also a video basically denying her claims that of the of the what
30:00
was bloody ear? She supposedly he slapped her and like cut her ear or
30:06
like made her bleed out of her ear or something and broke her finger or
30:08
twisted her. The only problem with that is that because the video shows after
30:14
the incident she's fine. Yeah, I think that's what this is right here.
30:18
Mm hmmm, so freaking grief. And then the DA is declining to
30:25
prosecute this because you know woman, yeah, basically, I mean I don't
30:32
know. So so things are more complicated than they appear to be and there
30:37
is more investigation. But what has what has Grace Shabari lost? And what
30:44
has Jonathan Major just lost? Okay, like just as a result of the
30:48
allegations. Okay, I'm guessing Grace Parties has lost nothing. I I don't.
30:53
I don't even know if she had much because she doesn't. She's not
30:56
an actress. She works in in theater, but she's kind of like behind
31:02
the scenes, right she's on the other side of the camera doing stuff.
31:04
So that probably hasn't changed anything for her. And you know, but what
31:11
happened to Jonathan MAJORX? So this is from October of twenty twenty Oh no,
31:17
it was updated October third, twenty twenty three, but it was published
31:19
in April. This was after the assault allegations. This is from the Daily
31:26
Beast, So you know, you guys probably know that they have a bias.
31:30
Jonathan Majors is beginning to face significant career consequences after being charged with multiple
31:34
counts of assault for an alleged domestic dispute last month. Following the announcement yesterday
31:40
that the Creed three actor was dropped by his management and pr firm, Majors
31:44
has also been removed from a slew of upcoming projects, according to Deadline.
31:48
Among them is a film adaptation of the Walter Mosley novel The Man in My
31:52
Basement, which Majors was set to star in and executive produced under his company
31:57
Tall Street Productions. To Deadline, a replacement for Major's is already underway.
32:02
The ant Man three star was also gearing up to portray Otis Redding in an
32:06
unannounced biopic titled Otis and Zelma. The film repeatedly had the full support of
32:12
the artist's estate. Additionally, the Texas Rangers were planning to feature the thirty
32:16
three year old in an ad campaign for the Major League Baseball team that has
32:21
now been acxed. Major's reputation has been on a rapid decline since he was
32:24
arrested on domestic violence charges in New York City on March twenty fifth, after
32:30
a thirty year old woman said she was struck about the face with an open
32:32
hand and left with a laceration behind her ear. Following his arrest, the
32:38
United States Army suspended recruiting commercials starring this Emmy nominated actor. Yeah he wasn't
32:43
like us Army ads too. It was also announced that he would no longer
32:46
be attending this year's met Gala. Well, that's probably the best those things
32:52
are. I wouldn't go to those as of now. The Lovecraft's Country Star.
32:55
Oh so he was on that show. Lovecraft Country is still attached to
33:00
a number of films, including an upcoming Spike Lee movie called The Understudy from
33:05
Amazon Studios. He's also set to play basketball. Well, so he was.
33:07
He lost some of his work a good chunk though, like something he
33:12
was supposed to star in. And it's basically like kind of what happened to
33:15
Johnny Depp, although I think Johnny Depp got it worse, but it did
33:21
certainly harm his career. And frankly, I think that even if he,
33:24
like, let's say that he proves his innocence, I don't think it's gonna
33:30
matter. I think the damage is done. And this, you know,
33:34
kind of brings me back to the thing that I talked about on yesterday's show,
33:38
the call in show, which was Inquisitor, which was this like streamer,
33:44
that these two people they tried to frame him and then trap him in
33:50
a pedophilia scandal so that he would like get canceled and they would become more
33:57
popular as a result like they would be able to raise their whole and he
34:00
was so anxious about it and so bothered by even though he didn't do anything
34:05
wrong, but he took his own life. And so this is like,
34:09
this is how serious false allegations are, not just because of the potential social
34:15
consequences and financial consequences, but also like the personal like you know, the
34:22
trauma, the torture, the psychological torture that it entails, because it is
34:28
like a struggle session. So anyway else do you want to say anything to
34:34
that? Well, again, all based on the allegation of one woman who
34:40
is looking like she was the aggressor man. And it's so funny because we
34:46
still have those guys who are like, oh, a man should just know
34:50
better. These are beta men problems. They should use their X ray vision
34:53
to discover the women that aren't going to screw them over. You know,
34:58
it's funny because I always ask guys say that things like that, Well,
35:00
how do you figure out what woman's a bad egg? No answer, Yeah,
35:07
no answer. It's just that somehow men are supposed to figure it out
35:13
and if they get it wrong, they're contemptible. Well, this guy got
35:16
it wrong, got it wrong in a big way. And not only did
35:21
he apparently it's looking like didn't do anything to her, she actually was the
35:27
aggressor and then got a successful false accusation against him and torpedoed a good portion
35:32
of his career, Like is that fair? Really? And this isn't This
35:37
isn't like the average Joe. This isn't some you know, guy who's you
35:43
know, no much career. This is an actual, like high status man
35:50
that can afford a six thousand dollars watch, just like Johnny Depp is a
35:53
very high status man, even like Justice Kavanaugh, who is married with kids
36:00
and you know, but he's like running for a Supreme Court justice position?
36:02
Is that? And they all and they all are vulnerable to this, and
36:12
like men without these guys resources are even more vulnerable. Like it's and it's
36:17
it's just freaking ridiculous, Like what do you expect from men? What do
36:22
you expect? Like are they are they going to be omnipotent? Are they
36:25
able to like just be capable of scanning a woman's brain to figure out if
36:30
they're going to turn into a psycher? That that resent the guy who's recently
36:35
uh rectantly vindicated the i don't think he's a foot. You're talking about the
36:38
you're talking about the pictures. Yeah, what's his last name? I forgot
36:45
I covered the story on the news show. I'm sorry, I forgot the
36:47
pictures name. I'm sure the chat knows. But yeah, that guy,
36:52
he kept all the receipts. But he still doesn't have a job. Yeah,
37:00
receipts. So he's he's not behind bars, but the damage is done
37:05
to his reputation, you know, And there was recently I found out with
37:08
this little we we watched a mini series called Ordeal by Innocence that it was
37:19
remade in like the twenty eighteen and it was horrible. By the way,
37:22
don't watch it. It's just I don't even know what the original is.
37:28
It's an Agatha Christie story. Oh I see, of course I should.
37:30
And it's they did They did a makeing like a I think nineteen eighty four.
37:36
It's not bad. I mean, it's not fantastic. It's not something
37:38
I would say, Oh, you gotta watch it, but it's not bad.
37:42
It's sort of a satisfying like it's it's tapioca pudding. It's another it's
37:46
a tapioca pudding, A mystery. But oh my god, the twenty eighteen
37:51
remake god awful, Like the all of the memorable female characters that you know,
37:58
some of them were sort of you get to they was sketchy or evil,
38:01
but they're memorable and you know, they had presence and they had worth
38:07
to the plot. And I remember this one scene, I think it was
38:09
at the end where literally three women in the scene are all like having a
38:15
fainting fit, like, yeah, this is the twenty eighteen remake. Like
38:21
one is absolutely hysterical, the other one is like quivering in some kind of
38:24
female victimhood his you know, like errors or something, you know, psychological
38:30
problem, I don't know whatever, like three of them, and they replaced
38:34
every one of those female characters that was actually interesting with a jello mold,
38:43
like no, not jello mode a jello like just a quivering mess of nothing.
38:49
And I've seen this more and more, like these female characters they don't
38:52
have anything like they either are like miss Marvel and you know, I'm gonna
38:58
blow up the world because I've taken off my patriarchy limitters, which basically is
39:02
like any moral standard outside of herself, I guess, And like these overpowered
39:07
psychos who aren't psycho because woman and and these like wilting creatures, I mean,
39:16
and it doesn't seem to be any in between them. And admittedly I
39:20
haven't been watching a hell of a lot of cinema, so maybe I'm wrong,
39:22
but I become less and less enjoying any female character. Like there was
39:29
this one Umbrella Academy. I learned trick. Oh my god, that's the
39:32
one with Ellie ellen Page in it. Yeah, I learned a trick,
39:37
which, incidentally, Ellen Page, you're not a man unless you're held to
39:39
a man's standard. Yeah, Laurie, you don't get to talk about your
39:45
feelings that have anybody care until you until people are like yeah, yeah,
39:50
sure, show your feelings, man, but you have nothing to feel bad
39:52
about, so shut up until that happens to you, you're not really a
39:57
man. But regardless, I've I developed a trick with the Umbrella Academy.
40:01
You know what I did? No, I mean, what to you do?
40:05
I skipped every scene with a woman. Oh, infinitely improved, infinitely
40:09
improved the watchability that I didn't lose anything in terms of the plot. Nothing
40:15
that sounds like that sounds like a good use for AI to like literally through
40:21
a whole video and take all the women out of it and then watch the
40:23
movie. I don't want to. But here's the thing. Here's the thing.
40:27
I don't want to take out women because they're women, because I like
40:30
watching the older films with the female characters. They're fine, Like they really
40:35
are interesting, like the most interesting characters and Evil under the Sun is are
40:37
all the women. But Umbrella Academy, I could remove every scene with a
40:44
woman in it, and the plot made perfect sense, and the character arcs
40:49
were actually interesting, like you could just remove them. They weren't even like
40:52
there there was no point to them at all, Like, how do you
40:55
how do you think that this is empowerment when you can just remove who of
41:00
your female characters from the story and nothing changes, like nothing, nothing,
41:07
Like literally the female characters their subplot is what is this season's victimhood? And
41:14
then they do that and it's just irrelevant to everything else. How are these
41:19
female characters a victim this season? Let us explore their victimhood? And of
41:22
course, because they're victims, they're not really fucking doing anything proactive or interesting.
41:28
They're just being victimized by some shit. Oh god, damn anyway,
41:35
Okay, that's just a little rant about Hollywood. We're talking about Hollywood.
41:38
But anyway, so to get back onto the subject, and I apologize for
41:45
this digression. I'm a storyteller. I want to talk about story related stuff.
41:50
It always creeps in for me, creep into storytelling. Okay, So
41:53
with the story Ordeal by Innocence, well, first of all, they they
41:59
changed it so the the father was the killer instead of a woman, and
42:04
he did it because he raped a maid or something, you know, the
42:07
usual feminist clap trap. But anyway, they had to re cat re shoot
42:15
a whole bunch of that show because one of the men was accused of rape
42:22
by a couple of women, and eventually the police declined to press charges,
42:30
and of course they made this strong and dance about oh, it's just statue
42:32
of limitations. But apparently with at least one of them, he wasn't even
42:37
in the state when it was alleged to have happened, and so it all
42:42
fell apart, right, and they didn't even press charges. Guy lost his
42:46
job, probably lost the whole bunch of additional you know, he did lose
42:51
a whole bunch of additional work. Aside from that all based on another allegation.
42:55
They didn't even get to the point of charges. Like this guy at
42:59
least was charged. And I mean that very sarcastically when I say at least
43:02
you know what I mean, but at least you know the police are like,
43:06
Okay, we'll charge you with something. This other dude no charges and
43:10
they're still screwed. Like how is the system fair at all? Yeah?
43:16
Like what how is this not a nightmare? And how can you not see
43:21
that men are disenfranchised in this system? Like it's so obvious at this point,
43:28
And you know what if men's reward for doing anything like being getting any
43:35
kind of status is this, why would men want to engage with the system
43:39
that does this to them? Like why wouldn't they just want to walk out
43:44
of it? You know, just do the bare minimum to keep themselves alive.
43:47
Avoid any interaction with women as long as you know, outside of the
43:52
very professional and always be recording and making sure you have a male chaperone with
43:58
your or another person with you when you're ever you're interacting with them. Why
44:01
wouldn't men do this? Like do you know and remember we listened to that
44:07
Lauren Chen and uh Mikhail Peterson. I think it's Peterson. No, I
44:12
don't know, maybe she's no, it's I think it's Mikhail No. But
44:19
but like listening, this is like, how can you not feel any sympathy
44:22
for the situation that men are in? This guy sound like he's been rail
44:27
rated and he's lost a significant portion of his career for something that was looking
44:32
like he was a victim of you know, she can't feel any sympathy for
44:36
men for this? Oh yeah, yeah, anyway, so Halloween's coming up.
44:45
I mean, we've been through the article and again, I just want
44:49
for the My my final thought on this is I told him to wait.
44:52
I told you to wait. I mean not that I don't think I think
44:54
you guys are smart enough to know that when these stories come out, even
45:00
if you don't like the person. I think, actually I think especially if
45:04
you don't like them, you should wait, you know, make sure that
45:07
the evidence is there before you start spreading this information around, because the media
45:13
cannot be relied on to tell the truth. So I will see what happens.
45:17
It's still it's like it's like maryag said, it's kind of a mess.
45:22
We will see, but it doesn't look like things happen the way that
45:27
the woman claims it doesn't look like it. So I guess, I guess
45:34
we will find out Race Jabbari if she was lying or not. But I
45:40
don't know because they're you know, it looks like they're not trying to press
45:45
charges or not allow them to go through. So maybe he should just get
45:49
away with stealing his watch and uh scratching him or whatever. Yeah, and
45:53
then false accusing him, yeah, and then falter accusing him, and maybe
45:59
he won't be able to clear his name. Because you're one of those guys.
46:02
If you're one of those guys who's like, wow, these are beat
46:05
beta male problems, like if you you just need to why don't you tell
46:09
us what your fool proof method? Yeah for finding the the skank? Like
46:17
how how do you how? How how do you figure that out? Like
46:21
tell us, tell us, get veil us of your wisdom, you know,
46:23
because I'm sure there's a lot of guys who would love to figure out
46:29
how they can locate how can they figure out you know that a woman is
46:31
going to screw them over. They'd love to know that. So if youre's
46:35
some dude, it's like, oh, that's just beta male problems because I'm
46:37
so awesome. I would never let a woman falsely accuse me of shit like
46:43
I don't know how you would stop it, but whatever, I mean,
46:45
if you're that kind of dude, just instead of posturing and expressing contempt through
46:50
two men like this who get caught in this, tell us how you avoid
46:54
crazy women. Tell us, yep, give us, give us the vail
46:59
us of your wisdom, of your wisdoms. Okay, okay, uh so
47:07
let me see anymore I got, I got some super chowds, so we're
47:10
gonna we're gonna put Badger Chattle on the screen so we can do some super
47:15
childs. Richard Biergus is five dollars and says, who were most of the
47:22
accusers when the Salem witch trials slash hunts were going on? Again? Mostly
47:28
accusers? Yeah, there were, there were females. And then I got
47:32
another five dollars from Richard, and he says, did those accusers ever face
47:37
consequences for accusing falsely? Have you heard about this new feminist reboot of the
47:42
Frankenstein story where the resurrected creature is an adult woman that was the brain that
47:46
has the brain of an infant implanted in her. Someone should have their hard
47:51
drive checked. What what? No? Is that real? Are you pulling
47:57
my leg? Are you joking? Did they? Would they actually make that?
48:01
Because there's already a couple of Frankenstein films with women in them. There's
48:07
the Bride of Frankenstein, there's Franken Hooker. Do you remember Franken Hooker?
48:12
No? Oh no, that was like a budget film from like the eighties
48:15
or something, you know, whyt to go on a date? Like it
48:20
was? I never saw it, but because it looks it's like it's like
48:23
really B B B movie quality stuff like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes or something,
48:30
you know, but yeah, I know about I know about those like
48:35
Bride of Frankenstein. Is uh. I think that's basically a B movie too.
48:38
It's certainly not the original, but it's all right. So but yeah,
48:44
thank you for the super chows. Richard really appreciate it. Alison,
48:46
do you have any thank yous or or no? No, no further thank
48:51
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49:28
Brian. All Right, Well I was just gonna say, like we got
49:30
a little a little I wanted to take a couple of minutes to talk a
49:36
little bit about horror because it's it's almost Halloween, it's the spooky season.
49:42
So I wanted to ask you because I haven't I want to watch a horror
49:45
film maybe over the weekend or something. Do you have a favorite or some
49:50
horror Do you like horror movies? Alison? I mean you like stories?
49:54
Do you like horror films? I can't say that horror is really my thing?
50:00
No? No, okay, so so you don't, Okay, So
50:02
do you don't like horror films? Like if I asked you for a favor,
50:06
you wouldn't be able to tell me even Yeah, or just like a
50:10
horror film, you like the Exorcist, Altergeist, Invasion of the Body Snatches,
50:20
Oh, the original, the original one from the fifties or the one
50:23
from like the late seventies in the early eighties. Yeah, that one.
50:28
Yeah, that that one. That's the one with Sutherland Sutherland, Donald Sutherland
50:32
did it. He does the point in the yeah, the point in the
50:37
ree. Yeah. Yeah. Invasion by Sension is good. I like that
50:42
one. Okay, cool, So I got another super chow. See.
50:46
Look, I bought us enough time for Richard to send us another one.
50:51
Thank you, Richard, and he gives us five dollars and says, well,
50:53
Caine had a mark on his forehead after he killed his brother Abel.
50:58
I will say that if you do get a mark or doing evil, it
51:00
does make things a bit easier of what the symbolism of the mark of Kine
51:06
is. Anyway, I'm interested in that kind of stuff. Sounds good.
51:10
I like, well, I like lots of horror films. I got I
51:15
got Lindsay addicted to Friday The thirteenth like a couple of years ago or a
51:19
few years back. Loved Friday thirteenth, Who does Jonathan? Yes, yeah,
51:24
I mean they get they lose the plot like around part five, but
51:30
like they're they're still. I watched them all, we watched them all together,
51:34
so they're just they're it's kind of dumb fun I don't even really think
51:37
they're scary. I like stuff like if you really want to get messed with.
51:42
I remember Juwan messed me up like a Japanese horror film, The Ring
51:49
messed me up. Have me like, Yeah, Baba Duke was pretty scary
51:53
at points, and it's it's about parental abuse. I don't know if you've
51:59
ever seen the Babba du but uh, it's about an abusive mother with a
52:04
troubled son and it's sort of symbolic of her abuse of him. So yeah,
52:08
Baba Duke is pretty good. There's a lot of Goat Slither is good.
52:14
I don't know. Anyway, you guys tell us some of your favorite
52:16
horror films in the comments. We're are you gonna do something on Sunday?
52:22
Yes? Like Beatsaber. Okay, We're gonna do some Beatsaber on Sunday,
52:27
So you know, make your spooky requests ready, like Monster mash or one
52:32
Eye, one Horn, flying Purple People Leader. Is that scary? I
52:36
don't know, all right anyway, is it? Yeah? Yes? Make
52:40
sure that they are available, yeah, make sure that they are They exist,
52:45
all right anyway, So we're gonna wrap the show up here. Thanks
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53:02
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53:07
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53:10
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