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The Madeleine McCann Mystery... PT 1 · Cosmic Peach

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Speaker 1: Baby, I'm a gangster Tue.
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Speaker 2: It takes a little tangle.
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Speaker 1: You don't mess with me.
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Speaker 2: Mess with me, baby, I'm a gangster tu.
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Speaker 1: Pouch Baby, you're a gamesteratu.
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Speaker 3: For good warning, this podcast is designed to take you
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Speaker 3: outside of your comfort zone and make you question reality.
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Speaker 4: Listener discretion is a vibe.
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Speaker 2: With me, fellas, this ain't my first time at the rodeo. Hello,
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Speaker 2: and welcome back to this show. Oh it's like nine
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Speaker 2: in the morning. The nap schedule has changed. I'm just
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Speaker 2: trying to keep up. So you girl, tired nine in
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Speaker 2: the morning, got up early, got dressed, and here we are.
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Speaker 2: I hope you enjoyed the Blue Aviary episodes with me
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Speaker 2: and JJ. A lot of fun recording those. Love working
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Speaker 2: with JJ. Probably gonna work with him again here in
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Speaker 2: a couple of weeks. But boy, do I have a
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Speaker 2: topic for you today. We are going to talk a
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Speaker 2: little bit current events before we get into the topic,
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Speaker 2: but it is Madeleine McCann. Don't know why I had
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Speaker 2: never heard of her before. I'm sure one of you
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Speaker 2: guys had tried to steer me in this direction, and
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Speaker 2: maybe I just wasn't paying attention. But this is quite
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Speaker 2: a story. But before, like I said, we jump right
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Speaker 2: into it. Got a couple shout outs here, a couple
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Speaker 2: of shout outs. Shout outs, let's see anonymous. Pee Julia,
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Speaker 2: so cute, still listening? Keep doing you please? I do
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Speaker 2: have a question for you. Did you and baby Daddy
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Speaker 2: break up or something? I don't hear you speak about
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Speaker 2: him much, and you seem to speak from a single
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Speaker 2: person perspective. Maybe I miss something, Maybe you never mentioned
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Speaker 2: it on a show. B I think I did mention it,
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Speaker 2: but it's been a couple months now. Unless we miraculously
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Speaker 2: turn into two different human beings, I'm kicking a single
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Speaker 2: mom style for right now, and then we have KLM.
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Speaker 2: Rob Reiner. Hi, Julia, I hope you were going to
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Speaker 2: pick back up on Rob Ryan. I know Rob had
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Speaker 2: a father son relationship with his father, Carl. There's clips
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Speaker 2: out there of them kissing each other in a weird way.
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Speaker 2: I thought i'd drop you a line you and baby
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Speaker 2: take care, Christie. I am going to pick back up
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Speaker 2: on the Rob Reiner story part two. When is something
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Speaker 2: new breaks loose? I have been looking it up frequently.
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Speaker 2: In the most recent development is that Nick Reiner is
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Speaker 2: trying to get access to some kind of a trust
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Speaker 2: so he can afford to pay for his defense team.
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Speaker 2: And that is the last I've heard of it. He's
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Speaker 2: still awaiting the trial. When the trial kicks off, we're
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Speaker 2: going to be talking about it. But nothing super interesting
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Speaker 2: or episode worthy has happened since the first episode. I
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Speaker 2: did mention and I included a clip in the first episode.
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Speaker 2: That's why the episode was called All in the Family.
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Speaker 2: It was a play on words. They be incestuous up
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Speaker 2: in that bitch. It's very Menindez Brothers two point zero
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Speaker 2: and go back and listen to Rob Reiner. It's All
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Speaker 2: in the Family Part one, and I'll be picking up
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Speaker 2: on a part two as soon as something shakes a loose.
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Speaker 2: So thank you for the shout outs, love both of you,
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Speaker 2: and thanks everyone for being here, Thanks for being born,
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Speaker 2: thanks for being supporters and listeners of the Cosmic Peach podcast.
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Speaker 2: So stuff I've been watching just in case, you know,
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Speaker 2: you get bored on a Tuesday and you just flipping
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Speaker 2: through you don't know what to watch. You could watch
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Speaker 2: Crash or The Worst Ecks Ever on Netflix. Both of
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Speaker 2: those are pretty good, but I actually was watching this
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Speaker 2: Madaline mckainn documentary, just brushing up on some of my notes.
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Speaker 2: Fell asleep, and when I woke up, it had just
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Speaker 2: started playing something, probably something that I never would have
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Speaker 2: clicked on, but I'm glad that it decided for me
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Speaker 2: that I should be watching it, because damn it was crazy.
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Speaker 2: So I fell asleep watching the Madeline McCann documentary, woke
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Speaker 2: up on Hulu. They just started playing Lake Eerie murders.
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Speaker 2: I grew up in Cleveland. I know about all the
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Speaker 2: mysteries and stuff, all the missing cases, Beverly Potts and
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Speaker 2: Amy Mahlavic and all of the unsolved missing But the
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Speaker 2: way that they covered it, in the details they included,
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Speaker 2: I was on the edge of my fucking seat. I
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Speaker 2: was on the edge of it. Really super interesting show.
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Speaker 2: A lot of that stuff is cold cases as fuck,
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Speaker 2: and it just infuriates me. Just like nobody. You couldn't find.
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Speaker 2: There wasn't a fragment of a DNA of anything like
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Speaker 2: Amy Mahalovich or I think that's how you say her
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Speaker 2: last night she was raped. Okay, there's no we can't
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Speaker 2: go back use an ancestry DNA. We can't figure this out.
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Speaker 2: It's twenty twenty six. We can't take some type of
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Speaker 2: a fragment off of her underwear, run it through the
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Speaker 2: system and find somebody's second cousin removed to whoever did
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Speaker 2: this to her ten years old was abducted, raped, tortured,
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Speaker 2: and then the way he decided to kill her was
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Speaker 2: stabbing her multiple times in the side of the neck
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Speaker 2: ten years old. Then he took her body, wrapped it
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Speaker 2: up in a shower curtain, dumped it in a field
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Speaker 2: and it stayed there for like a month till somebody
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Speaker 2: found it. All right, And we can't in twenty twenty six,
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Speaker 2: with all of the developments and technology, find a sliver
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Speaker 2: of a piece of a something from her painty drawers
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Speaker 2: or pants or shirt, anything under the fingernails to catch
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Speaker 2: the motherfucker who did this. I cannot believe that. But
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Speaker 2: you know, some of the people that they interview are
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Speaker 2: just so Cleveland in this show. They pop them up
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Speaker 2: and you're like, oh, definitely from Cleveland. It's like, I
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Speaker 2: would be embarrassed if it were me. And like the
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Speaker 2: Hulu shows up at my door and they're like, we
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Speaker 2: want to interview you because you were a friend of
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Speaker 2: the family of the Mahaloviches and We just wanted to
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Speaker 2: know if you I would be damn embarrassed to show
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Speaker 2: up looking how some of these people show up looking
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Speaker 2: for their interview. They crusty, craggly, snaggily. They didn't even
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Speaker 2: get dressed. They look like they're in a pair of
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Speaker 2: e or pajama bottoms. And their teeth is us busted.
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Speaker 2: I mean, black, crusty, looked like some kind of a
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Speaker 2: orange cottage cheese thing going on on the teeth. Their
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Speaker 2: gum line is gone. I don't even know where the
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Speaker 2: gum line went. They got just roots of the tooth
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Speaker 2: just show and they just cheesing up. I knew the
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Speaker 2: Mahalovich family. What you know, Why don't you just keep
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Speaker 2: that to yourself unless you're gonna brush Okay, mid interview
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Speaker 2: with some of these Cleveland its, the way that the
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Speaker 2: sun was coming through the window in the background and
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Speaker 2: the angle they had on these people's face, you could
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Speaker 2: just see the crust flying out of their mouth mid interview.
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Speaker 2: I just I would be embarrassed, because you know, they
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Speaker 2: went back and watched it. They were like, Hey, everybody,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna be on TV. And they went back and
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Speaker 2: watched the interview, and they got they just had to
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Speaker 2: look at their own black, crust stid teeth with little
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Speaker 2: chunks flying mid interview talking about how their best friend
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Speaker 2: was raped and murdered. I can't even pay attention to
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Speaker 2: the rape of the murder because all I can look
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Speaker 2: at is your crusty ass teeth. But it's a really
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Speaker 2: good show. It's called Lake Eerie Murders and it it's
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Speaker 2: really really captivating. But speaking of bad teeth, it's been
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Speaker 2: about a month of Sundays since we did a good
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Speaker 2: old apothec every corner, and I think we're overdue. I
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Speaker 2: actually found a little potion for us that I think
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Speaker 2: will be just the ticket for today's apothecary corner. And
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Speaker 2: any of you that find yourself looking like an interviewee
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Speaker 2: from Lake Erie Murders, this is for you. This is
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Speaker 2: a sage cleansing mouth wash, and buy God some of
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Speaker 2: you need it. Forget the taints, go straight for the mouthhole.
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Speaker 2: It says. Sage isn't just for culinary use. It also
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Speaker 2: offers great antimicrobial properties that are perfect for a natural mouthwash.
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Speaker 2: It's ideal for maintainting oral hygiene and soothing sore gums.
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Speaker 2: How do you make it well? It's one table spoon
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Speaker 2: dried sage leaves and one cup of boiling water. That's it.
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Speaker 2: That's literally it. So you pour the boiling water over
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Speaker 2: the sage leaves and let it steep for ten minutes,
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Speaker 2: strain the leaves and allow the mouthwash to cool. Use
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Speaker 2: it as a rinse to freshen your breadth and soothing
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Speaker 2: inflammation in the mouth or gums. And you can use
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Speaker 2: this mouthwash up to three times a day. And again,
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Speaker 2: I just cannot there is no excuse for having a
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Speaker 2: nasty fucking mouth. And back in my dating days and
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Speaker 2: still do this day, I worked for an oral surgeon
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Speaker 2: and it's fascinating to me the type of people that
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Speaker 2: would roll in there and need every single one of
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Speaker 2: their deep hold because they just, oh, I haven't brushed
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Speaker 2: since nineteen eighty nine. Well it shows, hunty, it shows,
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Speaker 2: and I smell that, okay, So there's no excuse for
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Speaker 2: having a nasty mouth. And as I was saying, in
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Speaker 2: my dating days, you know, you see a picture of
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Speaker 2: someone on bumble or whatever you're on. Ooh they're hand some.
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Speaker 2: That's a good looking guy, but they always smiling with
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Speaker 2: their lips closed. Red flag. And then you meet him.
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Speaker 2: You meet up at Baskin Robin and you know, all
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Speaker 2: excited to meet Kevin, so excited to meet Kevin. And
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Speaker 2: you get there and Kevin Scott, nice hairline, pretty physically fit,
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Speaker 2: dresses well, smells at least decent, maybe an axe spray
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Speaker 2: at best. But he opened his fucking mouth and the
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Speaker 2: crust just starts flying. I cannot. I can not tap
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Speaker 2: do it my entire life. And sometimes when I laugh
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Speaker 2: really hard, you can see it because I throw my
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Speaker 2: head back. I have one. I have had one cavity
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Speaker 2: my entire life. In the thirty going on thirty two years,
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Speaker 2: I have only ever had one cavity. I mean, there's
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Speaker 2: just no excuse for it. And I know how I
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Speaker 2: got the motherfucking cavity was. I spent a whole summer
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Speaker 2: and all I drank was coke. And then my tooth
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Speaker 2: started hurting, and I was like, I wonder, and sure enough, yeah,
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Speaker 2: drink too much coke. And now I will only drink
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Speaker 2: beverages that contain sugar with a straw. I completely bypass
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Speaker 2: the teeth. Coffee, soda, anything with sugar in it, I
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Speaker 2: drink it out of a straw. Bypasses the teeth immediately,
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Speaker 2: just straight from the can down the throat a hole,
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Speaker 2: all right, and teeth don't even need to be involved.
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Speaker 2: But you need to get in there. You need to scrub,
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Speaker 2: You need to get get a fucking sonicare toothbrush, get
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Speaker 2: in there, floss. I don't even floss that much, if
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Speaker 2: I'm being honest with you. But I brush every day,
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Speaker 2: and I use a mouth flash and sometimes I even
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Speaker 2: do a little whitening treatment. All right, there's just no
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Speaker 2: excuse for you to be going on a date and
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Speaker 2: open your crusty mouth and crust just be flying all
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Speaker 2: over my face. And honestly, that's false advertising. Okay. If
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Speaker 2: you know you got a crusty mouth, you bedges post
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Speaker 2: a picture of yourself smiling, teeth and crust and all
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Speaker 2: so a bitch can know to swipe on past. Okay.
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Speaker 2: And some people are into that. I'm not into that.
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Speaker 2: I ran into a lady at Walmart one time, this
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Speaker 2: small side tangent, I promise, and I had the baby
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Speaker 2: strapped on my chest. She goes, oh, he's so cute.
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Speaker 2: How old is he? I said six months? She said old.
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Speaker 2: That's around the time my daughter started teething. Just give
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Speaker 2: him tiling all every couple hours and some origin. I
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Speaker 2: ain't doing either of those things. That's toxic garbage. But
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Speaker 2: she was really close in my face, and her teeth
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Speaker 2: were rocked. I mean, there was some goo, there was
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Speaker 2: some crust, there was some unidentified allergy growing on them.
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Speaker 2: And her breath. I could have smelled her breath from
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Speaker 2: across the fucking walmart. And she's breathing that all up
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Speaker 2: in her baby's face. She is kissing her baby with
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Speaker 2: that stank mouth, and who in the world is crawling
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Speaker 2: up in the bed with her? Like you know that's
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Speaker 2: it's like a sardine taint. It's like a crunchy sardine
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Speaker 2: taint from somebody off of my six hundred pound life. Okay,
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Speaker 2: that's what it's smelled like. And she's breathing that all
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Speaker 2: in her baby's face. If I was the baby, I'd
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Speaker 2: be so fucking offended. If that's what the mouthholes smell like,
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Speaker 2: what does the kitty cat have going on? If that's
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Speaker 2: what the mouthhole smells like, what do you think the
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Speaker 2: kitty cat has going on? And it's the same thing
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Speaker 2: with dudes. If you can't take care of your mouth,
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Speaker 2: I don't even want to know what you got going
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Speaker 2: on down there. Nasty stinking anyway, So the topic today
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Speaker 2: is Madeleine McCann and I have a few current event
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Speaker 2: clips before we get into the medal in McCann because
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Speaker 2: this is gonna be multiple parts. It has to be,
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Speaker 2: it has to be. It's it's the UK John Benet
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Speaker 2: is what I would say, but in ways it's even
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Speaker 2: more shocking because she's half John Benet's age. John Vannete
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Speaker 2: was six, Madeleine was three, and she is the UK
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Speaker 2: John Benet and it if you're thinking of yourself, why
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Speaker 2: do I care about this, Well, you fucking cared about
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Speaker 2: the John Binet episodes. You're gonna love this shit. You're
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Speaker 2: gonna love this shit, all right, little something fun for
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Speaker 2: us off the beaten path of SRA survivors and uh
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Speaker 2: you know Tranny Colts, Blue Avian Taints. Now we have
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Speaker 2: Mattaline McCann changing it up. But I do have a
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Speaker 2: few current events clips that we should talk about, and
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Speaker 2: then we'll roll right into the UK Jombney that is
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Speaker 2: Mattaline McCann. So let's let me just go ahead. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna queue up the first clip here is see what
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Speaker 2: we got. Let's see what we got. Okay, I got
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Speaker 2: a I got a Alex Jones clip for us. Okay,
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Speaker 2: let's see. Here we go.
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Speaker 5: Buildings full of little girls in dogcages, mass rape, murder,
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Speaker 5: chopping their bodies up and fitting them to people at
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Speaker 5: kebab shops, all confirmed. Hundreds of thousands of girls raped
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Speaker 5: that we know of, thousands murdered, the government and police
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Speaker 5: protecting them, the Muslims providing slave brothels of children as
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Speaker 5: young as five years old. It was about the average
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Speaker 5: age of twelve old. Almost all the major orphanages running
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Speaker 5: child sex slavery dungeons with the Muslims. Any good police
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Speaker 5: officers that would expose it would be fired or murdered.
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Speaker 5: It's all coming out. And Kias Starmer was the head
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Speaker 5: magistrate over the CPS Chop Ticket Services for fifteen years.
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Speaker 5: Before that, he was the deputy magistrate and protected the
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Speaker 5: industrial level mass murdered, Satanism, pedophile cult the same stuff
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Speaker 5: you see in the Epstein files, murdering, raping, brutalizing, nailing
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Speaker 5: little girls tongues to boards, having pit bulls raped them
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Speaker 5: in dungeon. And now it's all in front of Parliament
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Speaker 5: and I'm watching this testimony last night, gone on during
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Speaker 5: the day yesterday, and I watched like two hours of it.
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Speaker 5: And I was hired yesday, but I got in bed,
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Speaker 5: I had my iPad, was researching, Oh I'm gonna watch this,
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Speaker 5: and I watch hours of it and I would to
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Speaker 5: bet at like one o'clock and I was so upset
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Speaker 5: I woke up at four, So I've had three hours sleep.
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Speaker 5: Massive research has gone into all this, and then you've
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Speaker 5: got the UK really waking up because it's their George
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Speaker 5: Floyd moment, all right.
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Speaker 2: So why did I include this clip. It's because the
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Speaker 2: caption says UK Parliament testimony child exploitation in murder exposed.
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Speaker 2: That's going to play a big part to do in
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Speaker 2: the Madeleine McCann case. This is not news. This is
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Speaker 2: not a brand new phenomenon. This has been going on
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Speaker 2: for a fucking while, you guys, and I think you
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Speaker 2: very well know that. But it does play a part
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Speaker 2: to do, in my opinion, with the Madeleine McCann case.
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Speaker 2: So I thought that was interesting. So what the fuck
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Speaker 2: is this? Uh?
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Speaker 6: Have you guys seen the extremely strange videos that James
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Speaker 6: Franco is making right now, Like This reminds me of
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Speaker 6: when well, it reminds me of when Tom's Hanks is
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Speaker 6: sitting there with Oprah and there's a clock in the
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Speaker 6: background with the hot dogs and Hamburgers on it, like
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Speaker 6: just super weird stuff.
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Speaker 2: Listen to it.
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Speaker 6: Okay, so I had to watch this twice. I still
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Speaker 6: don't know what he means, and I don't know what's
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Speaker 6: with the tape and the Bruce What does that say,
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Speaker 6: Bruce Row? Anyway, just listen. It gets weird. I'm gonna
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Speaker 6: hold this mic up here. Hey guys, this is James
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Speaker 6: Franco me, really, James Franko.
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Speaker 5: I'm here at my house.
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Speaker 1: I'm not promoting anything, Okay, I'm making this account because.
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Speaker 2: Write some serious some serious.
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Speaker 5: Shit's going on.
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Speaker 6: Okay, says some serious shit's going on. Look here, and
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Speaker 6: then he writes down. Look he writes down like his email.
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Speaker 2: It's me, not Ai, not anything.
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Speaker 5: Okay, could uh ai?
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Speaker 2: James do this?
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Speaker 1: Not right now?
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Speaker 6: Twenty three nineteen. Now here's where it gets weird. In Monsters, Inc.
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Speaker 6: Twenty three to nineteen, which is what that number was.
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Speaker 6: Twenty three nineteen is the emergency hod shouted whenever a
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Speaker 6: monster makes contact with a human and brings a human
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Speaker 6: object into the monster world. So honestly, this is a
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Speaker 6: bit too far out for me to even really wrap
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Speaker 6: my head around. Just some more weird stuff from super
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Speaker 6: famous celebrities. I don't know if maybe something cracked and
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Speaker 6: all of a sudden he's trying to spill the beans
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Speaker 6: about stuff. Your guests is as good as mine. But
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Speaker 6: let me know your thoughts in the comments below and
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Speaker 6: follow from more.
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Speaker 2: I know some of you guys aren't huge James Franco fans.
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Speaker 2: I have always thought he was really funny and attractive.
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Speaker 2: I think his little brother's funny and attractive. But the
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Speaker 2: same thing with Jim Carrey. These they're they're getting, they're cracking,
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Speaker 2: these major celebrities, they're cracking. They look crazy, they go
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Speaker 2: a little berserk, and then they get what replaced. Jim
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Speaker 2: Carrey is a prime example of that. Oh he's crazy,
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Speaker 2: He's I'm just a thought of a dream that's existing
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Speaker 2: in the reality, and I'm aware of myself. And he
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Speaker 2: would just say kooky, crazy, and then all of a sudden,
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Speaker 2: he's back to normal, and he looked like a totally
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Speaker 2: different human being. Okay, because he got replaced. Tom Hangs
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Speaker 2: I don't even know what the fuck's going on? Okay
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Speaker 2: with that mess? James Franco, Is he next Jamie Fox?
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Speaker 2: For sure? I definitely. And then he was in Day
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Speaker 2: Clone Tyrone, so as the new Jamie Fox. So you
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Speaker 2: be on the lookout for somebody who looks like James
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Speaker 2: Franco but is suddenly not funny anymore and is acting
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Speaker 2: like everything is back to normal. You heard it here
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Speaker 2: first on the Cosmic Peach podcast. Now I do have
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Speaker 2: one more clip for you, and then we're going to
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Speaker 2: talk about the topic.
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Speaker 3: I keep telling y'all, these people are getting us ready
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Speaker 3: for sign so you need to pay attention. Even Spielberg's
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Speaker 3: movie Disclosure Day, the movie about the UFOs, is dropping
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Speaker 3: this Friday. And let me tell you this, you might
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Speaker 3: not want to go see that movie first and foremost.
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Speaker 3: And Steven Spielberg said this himself, his new alien movie
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Speaker 3: Disclosure Day, will make Christians second guests. They're religion. And
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Speaker 3: you gotta ask yourself, why would he say something like that?
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Speaker 3: What type of information does he have that'll make Christians
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Speaker 3: second guests they're religions?
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Speaker 2: Is today's about to be.
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Speaker 3: Some scary shit? This is talking through her?
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Speaker 2: Do you understand what she's saying. I hear it's jipiesh.
23:49
Speaker 2: You can't understand it. I can't.
23:53
Speaker 3: It was a god that reviewed the movie that said
23:55
Speaker 3: when he left out, he felt like something was following him.
24:00
Speaker 3: It was another guy that reviewed the movie that said
24:03
Speaker 3: he was sitting there watching the movie and he had
24:06
Speaker 3: to act herself and my crying, and he wasn't crying.
24:10
Speaker 3: He said he hasn't been that scared in a movie
24:13
Speaker 3: since he was a kid. People are also saying that
24:16
Speaker 3: it's crazy that he was spot on with these aliens
24:20
Speaker 3: in the movie, meaning these aliens in the movie looked
24:24
Speaker 3: too damn real. All I'm gonna say is, remember when
24:27
Speaker 3: a certain person mentioned P forty sevens and P fifty
24:32
Speaker 3: two's And if you don't know what that means, I
24:35
Speaker 3: think you need to go back to a couple of
24:37
Speaker 3: my videos and see a lot of people are gonna
24:40
Speaker 3: be curious because of this movie.
24:42
Speaker 2: Right here, I'm out, let me tell you something about
24:47
Speaker 2: Steven Spielberg. Okay, let me show you something, because he
24:51
Speaker 2: already got us with Close Encounters of the Third Kind
24:55
Speaker 2: back in what the eighties. The reason why I used
24:57
Speaker 2: to love doing movie breakdowns is because and anytime somebody
25:02
Speaker 2: invites me to do one, I'm happy to do it
25:04
Speaker 2: because I'm not reaching. I don't think anyone is reaching
25:08
Speaker 2: when we find clues and weird symbolism, phrases, imagery inside movies,
25:15
Speaker 2: because they're telling a story. The directors are telling a story.
25:24
Speaker 2: And Steven Spielberg, who is probably a prolific pedophile, has
25:30
Speaker 2: been telling us stories for a long time. And guess
25:36
Speaker 2: what he knew. Do you know how long it takes
25:40
Speaker 2: to film a movie, record everything, edit everything, get it
25:48
Speaker 2: ready to go years ago? They probably started the idea
25:52
Speaker 2: for this disclosure day years ago. And why is it
25:58
Speaker 2: dropping right as we're getting the actual disclosure days? You
26:05
Speaker 2: if this doesn't prove to you that we're living in
26:08
Speaker 2: some kind of a script. Oh Trump's a good guy,
26:12
Speaker 2: He's gonna and then he just decided randomly he's gonna
26:15
Speaker 2: start dropping all this yilflast. Now, well, he fucking probably
26:19
Speaker 2: told Stephen Spielberg years ago what the plan was. I'm
26:24
Speaker 2: trying to tell you what the plan is. And yet
26:30
Speaker 2: we move on to completely and totally oblivious, as if
26:34
Speaker 2: this is all randomly happening to us. It's not like
26:39
Speaker 2: we got the disclosure UFO files, and then it gave
26:44
Speaker 2: Steven Spielberg the idea to create this little production. No,
26:49
Speaker 2: he's known for a long long time what the timeline
26:55
Speaker 2: was gonna be. It's probably imbued with spirits, okay. He
27:00
Speaker 2: probably communed, channeled, got in touch with some dark entities okay,
27:09
Speaker 2: to get this thing into production. And you know, I
27:15
Speaker 2: would like to say I'm gonna watch it just so
27:18
Speaker 2: we can talk about it, but I am trying to
27:21
Speaker 2: get no spirits okay up in here, so we'll just
27:24
Speaker 2: see about that. What I will tell you is it
27:29
Speaker 2: is not a coincidence that we're getting actual disclosure days
27:35
Speaker 2: and the disclosure Day movie is coming out. Thank you,
27:38
Speaker 2: Steven for all your hard work. And of course it
27:42
Speaker 2: looks like they went with the Grays for this one.
27:46
Speaker 2: And I do believe that the first carcass they're going
27:50
Speaker 2: to roll out is going to be a dead carcass
27:55
Speaker 2: of a gray alien, because that's the ones that they
27:58
Speaker 2: always put in the movies. That's the one will be
28:00
Speaker 2: most likely to be able to digest scene. And after
28:07
Speaker 2: we've had a moment to digest the carcass of the
28:10
Speaker 2: dead gray, they're gonna start rolling out some of the
28:13
Speaker 2: other creatures. Well, if they can handle that, then they
28:17
Speaker 2: can handle one of these Swedish looking motherfuckers or something
28:20
Speaker 2: like that, an insectoid. The last is probably gonna be
28:27
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton's lizard puss. But it's on the table. Okay,
28:32
Speaker 2: it's part of the buffet. It just might be saved
28:35
Speaker 2: for the last course. But don't you dare sit there
28:40
Speaker 2: and think that this is a random set of events
28:43
Speaker 2: that is unfolding. He knew, They told him. It's all
28:48
Speaker 2: part of the timeline and is going to fuck with
28:51
Speaker 2: the minds of the general public whoever watches this movie,
28:56
Speaker 2: because it's coinciding with real time, real life events. But we, yes,
29:01
Speaker 2: all of us, we are living in a script that
29:04
Speaker 2: was not written by us. It is written by people
29:08
Speaker 2: like Steven Spielberg. Okay, now enough of that. I'll keep
29:16
Speaker 2: you posted. If I do watch the Disclosure Day movie,
29:21
Speaker 2: I'll believe the blood of Jesus all over me and
29:24
Speaker 2: anyone listening to this who decides to watch it. All right,
29:29
Speaker 2: because this is not, as I said, a random set
29:36
Speaker 2: of events unfolding.
29:38
Speaker 7: Just woken up to the news that scientists claim that
29:41
Speaker 7: our dreams are real in enough reality, Well, isn't that
29:44
Speaker 7: just grape can you? And so you're telling me in
29:47
Speaker 7: another reality, I can't run because my legs have been
29:50
Speaker 7: put on back to front. Every now and again, my
29:53
Speaker 7: teeth just fall out at random, and anytime something good happens,
29:56
Speaker 7: I roll over, fall off a cliff and fucking die.
29:59
Speaker 7: What's the rise of coping? Go fucking take it because
30:01
Speaker 7: the weather's probably better, the price of fuels lower, and
30:03
Speaker 7: your government probably aren't robbing back. I've said it. I
30:06
Speaker 7: don't have to get myself an em and then we
30:08
Speaker 7: find Mattress.
30:11
Speaker 2: So, without further ado, the topic at hand Madeleine McCann
30:17
Speaker 2: The UK John Bennet. This is going to be part
30:22
Speaker 2: one and there are going to have to be multiple
30:28
Speaker 2: parts because this story is it's just I mean, they
30:32
Speaker 2: made a six part series out of it on Netflix,
30:37
Speaker 2: which sure you can go and watch, but it's like
30:39
Speaker 2: any other Netflix or Hulu documentary. They give you a
30:43
Speaker 2: sliver of a piece of a half of a truth
30:46
Speaker 2: and then they leave the rest open for interpretation, and
30:50
Speaker 2: you're not going to get the type of information I'm
30:53
Speaker 2: going to provide you by watching a Netflix or Hulu documentary.
30:59
Speaker 2: Just like the case of John Beney and thanks to
31:02
Speaker 2: David McGowan, he did an excellent job researching the topic. Yeah,
31:06
Speaker 2: I don't think he ever covered Madeleine McCann, but that's
31:10
Speaker 2: where the feature comes in. So let me dazzle you
31:14
Speaker 2: with the story of three year old Madeleine McCann, who
31:19
Speaker 2: is Madeleine Beth McCann.
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Speaker 1: The entire McCann kiss has become a phenomenon.
31:29
Speaker 2: If you made a dozen movies out of this, nobody
31:33
Speaker 2: would believe them. I've done thousands of cases.
31:37
Speaker 7: With the Madeline case, I've seen the worst things a
31:40
Speaker 7: human being can see, the worst.
31:45
Speaker 3: It's fair that a three year old British girl has
31:47
Speaker 3: been abducted in Portugal.
31:49
Speaker 5: If your child isn't safe at a resort, where is
31:53
Speaker 5: she safe?
31:53
Speaker 7: The media ate their daughter the most high profile missing child.
31:56
Speaker 3: In the world.
31:59
Speaker 1: Some individual represented a significant person of interest.
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Speaker 6: They are now treating a British man as a suspect.
32:06
Speaker 2: They wanted me to confess. Actually felt as being set up.
32:11
Speaker 7: The police had suspicions that there was some collusion happening,
32:14
Speaker 7: which in the night that maybe went.
32:15
Speaker 2: Listen, this could be the breakthrough here.
32:17
Speaker 3: It is It all fits statistically, it's likely to be
32:23
Speaker 3: someone who is in close proximity with the child, and.
32:26
Speaker 2: The Cans and their friends revised their timeline. There is
32:31
Speaker 2: no way Kate and I are involved in their subduction.
32:34
Speaker 3: The police leaked information to the prayers.
32:37
Speaker 2: Those clubs lighting. Then there was a surprise. The head
32:41
Speaker 2: of the investigative unit was under investigation himself. Then their
32:46
Speaker 2: focus was involved.
32:48
Speaker 3: Unstartling element is the sheer number of sexual predators in
32:52
Speaker 3: the area.
32:52
Speaker 2: That are times it's very easy to move children to
32:56
Speaker 2: other countries.
32:57
Speaker 1: Human trafficking is a massive problem.
32:59
Speaker 2: For the value that Maderine had was really highen.
33:04
Speaker 3: There's always something left to do till you find her.
33:10
Speaker 2: Somebody knows what's happened to madel Ma Cann. She was
33:21
Speaker 2: born on May twelfth, two thousand and three. She's a
33:25
Speaker 2: British missing person who, at the age of three, disappeared
33:30
Speaker 2: from her bed in a holiday apartment in Prior Delu's, Portugal,
33:36
Speaker 2: on the evening of May third, two thousand and seven.
33:39
Speaker 2: It is the most heavily reported missing person case in
33:46
Speaker 2: modern history. Madeleine's whereabouts remain unknown to this day, although
33:53
Speaker 2: German prosecutors believe she is dead and I believe she
33:59
Speaker 2: is dead too, And I believe one of two scenarios
34:03
Speaker 2: is at play here. Which one it is, we can
34:08
Speaker 2: discuss and talk about, but we've got to explore both avenues.
34:12
Speaker 2: But they could actually be intertwined. This story is almost
34:17
Speaker 2: more interesting in a way than the John Benet or
34:20
Speaker 2: equally as interesting as the John Beney case, for the
34:25
Speaker 2: blatant and obvious cover up that's going on here. So
34:33
Speaker 2: who are her parents? Much like John and Patsy Ramsey,
34:38
Speaker 2: Kate and Jerry McCann are elitists. Okay, they're doctors, prominent
34:45
Speaker 2: doctors in the UK per class. Okay, they met in
34:50
Speaker 2: medical school, some type of fairytale love story. They always
34:56
Speaker 2: like to include, Oh, you know, they they were both
34:59
Speaker 2: in medical school and Jerry was a ladies man and
35:02
Speaker 2: he had a fourteen inch sick dong and Kate was
35:06
Speaker 2: just like, ooh, filled me up. And then they got
35:09
Speaker 2: married and da da da da dad. The part that's interesting,
35:13
Speaker 2: in my opinion is they always include after they got married,
35:19
Speaker 2: Kate couldn't get pregnant, and they kept trying to get pregnant,
35:22
Speaker 2: and they kept trying to get pregnant. Finally they broke
35:25
Speaker 2: down and started doing IVF treatments, and she got pregnant
35:31
Speaker 2: with Madeline. Finally, Madeleine made her a mama. And if
35:35
Speaker 2: anybody can relate to that shit, it's me, except I
35:38
Speaker 2: didn't have to do IVF. But I was starved for
35:41
Speaker 2: a baby. I had waited for a baby for many,
35:43
Speaker 2: many years, and finally I got pregnant. And you would
35:47
Speaker 2: think Madeleine would be the golden goose. She's the finality
35:52
Speaker 2: of so much effort and trying, and so it makes
35:56
Speaker 2: her special in a way. She's ab solutely adorable, and yes,
36:02
Speaker 2: I believe she's a real person. Don't even come for
36:04
Speaker 2: me with the AI bot and all this stuff, because
36:09
Speaker 2: just like John Beney is a real person, was a
36:11
Speaker 2: real little girl, Madeline mccannon is one thousand percent a
36:16
Speaker 2: real little girl. And oh, there's only so many pictures
36:20
Speaker 2: of her. The notion that all of these cases are
36:26
Speaker 2: AI fake, it's just something that I can I will
36:31
Speaker 2: never get behind. There's forensics and shit involved in this stuff,
36:35
Speaker 2: all right, there's too many layers. Just like with Joam Bine.
36:40
Speaker 2: It would be absolutely nonsensical to think that these were
36:44
Speaker 2: fake children because the reality of what happened to both
36:49
Speaker 2: of them is far more sinister, and it is something
36:51
Speaker 2: that continues to happen to this day to children all
36:54
Speaker 2: around the world. But after Madeleine was born, I think
36:59
Speaker 2: she was like one, maybe two, and then Kate probably
37:03
Speaker 2: did IVF again and she got pregnant with twins. Twins
37:07
Speaker 2: are a common results of IVF treatments. They were fraternal twins,
37:14
Speaker 2: one boy, one girl, Sean and Emily, so it was
37:17
Speaker 2: a family of five Kate, Jerry, Madeleine, Sean and Emily
37:25
Speaker 2: and again upper class family. Kate and Jerry are doctors.
37:31
Speaker 2: They have some kind of a weird little love story
37:33
Speaker 2: that's always included in every documentary. But they decide as
37:39
Speaker 2: a family that they're going to go on vacation to
37:43
Speaker 2: Priy to Lose Portugal for little R and R with
37:50
Speaker 2: a group of their other doctor friends and their kids.
37:55
Speaker 2: Something that just reeks of, we have money, you and
37:59
Speaker 2: a group of year other doctor friends. Just abandon your
38:03
Speaker 2: practices for a couple of weeks, go to fly to
38:06
Speaker 2: Portugal with all of your kids and have like a
38:11
Speaker 2: friend group vacation, if you will. So this resort that
38:17
Speaker 2: they go to in Pryor to Lose, and this is
38:21
Speaker 2: in the two thousands. Okay, this didn't happen in the
38:25
Speaker 2: eighties or the nineties. This was the two thousands. Everybody
38:29
Speaker 2: remembers the two thousands. It was, I mean at this
38:36
Speaker 2: point in the two thousands. You know, sometimes you see
38:39
Speaker 2: people do stupid stuff in like the sixties or seventies
38:42
Speaker 2: or eighties, and you're like, oh, well, people slept with
38:44
Speaker 2: the door unlocked, and it was a different time back then,
38:48
Speaker 2: and parents didn't know. In the two thousands, I for sure,
38:53
Speaker 2: my mom was always constantly warning me that I was
38:55
Speaker 2: going to get abducted. So the behavior of the McCanns,
38:59
Speaker 2: as you will, is highly suspicious and odd in my opinion.
39:04
Speaker 2: But so this resort that they go to and pry
39:06
Speaker 2: to lose it has a kid's club and they also
39:12
Speaker 2: offer a babysitting service for the parents. And what's interesting
39:18
Speaker 2: is they turned down the babysitting service. Of course I
39:24
Speaker 2: would have too, because I'd be thinking, no thanks, babysitting service.
39:31
Speaker 2: So some weirdo resort staff member can make Martin my
39:35
Speaker 2: kid while I'm tossing back Margarito's on the shore. I
39:40
Speaker 2: don't think, so, no thanks to your babysitting service. But
39:45
Speaker 2: at the same time, some sinister shit ended up happening
39:51
Speaker 2: anty ways, and they did, however, participate in the kids
39:57
Speaker 2: club that was offered the resort. So it is noted
40:02
Speaker 2: that Maddie did participate in some kids' club activities where
40:08
Speaker 2: they basically take the kids these resort staff members and
40:13
Speaker 2: they do shit with them all day while the parents
40:15
Speaker 2: are having some kinky vacation sex or whatever. They go
40:19
Speaker 2: sale in they drink margarito's in the sand, and then
40:23
Speaker 2: they bring the kids back to the parents after the
40:26
Speaker 2: activities have concluded for the day. I do believe the
40:30
Speaker 2: babysitting service was like an in the apartment type deal.
40:35
Speaker 2: So if they weren't going to do activities in the
40:38
Speaker 2: kids club and they were just going to be at
40:40
Speaker 2: home in the apartment, they would bring a babysitter in
40:44
Speaker 2: while the parents did whatever, went out to dinner, put
40:48
Speaker 2: the kids to bed. The babysitter would sit there with
40:50
Speaker 2: the kids while they slept. And the McCanns and all
40:54
Speaker 2: of their friends turned down that service. Okay, so for
41:00
Speaker 2: a week a week, and they were there for multiple weeks,
41:06
Speaker 2: So for a week the mccans turned down the babysitting
41:14
Speaker 2: services for the night time and they made reservations with
41:19
Speaker 2: their friends every night for a week for dinner at
41:26
Speaker 2: a restaurant located on the premises of the resort at
41:33
Speaker 2: about eight pm, and they would put the kids to
41:39
Speaker 2: bed in the apartment. All of the friends did this,
41:43
Speaker 2: not just the McCanns. They would put their kids to
41:46
Speaker 2: bed for the night, leave the apartment unlocked, walk down
41:54
Speaker 2: to the resort restaurant. It's called the Tapis Restaurant TAS
42:01
Speaker 2: and they would go down to the tap Ass restaurant.
42:06
Speaker 2: And they had this little thing worked out where they
42:10
Speaker 2: took shifts checking on all the kids. So one of
42:15
Speaker 2: the friends would go check on all the kids or
42:18
Speaker 2: just her kids, and then thirty minutes later, like Jerry
42:22
Speaker 2: McCann would go check on the kids, and then they
42:24
Speaker 2: he'd come back, and then thirty minutes later Kate would
42:27
Speaker 2: go check on the kids. My question to you, first
42:32
Speaker 2: off is would you if you have children. If you don't,
42:38
Speaker 2: it might cross your mind to pull some crazy shit
42:41
Speaker 2: like this, But if you have children, you know, again,
42:45
Speaker 2: this is in the two thousands. They definitely should have
42:47
Speaker 2: known better. Why on earth would you leave three sleeping
42:56
Speaker 2: babies in an unlocked apartment at a hotel resort, walk
43:03
Speaker 2: down several yards away from the apartment to the tap
43:11
Speaker 2: Ass restaurant and have dinner kicking back, thrown down Margarito's
43:19
Speaker 2: with the apartment unlocked, and you just go in every
43:22
Speaker 2: thirty minutes. And actually the story started to change the
43:25
Speaker 2: more of the friends were questioned, Oh, well it was
43:27
Speaker 2: every hour. Oh it was every forty five minutes. So
43:30
Speaker 2: this every thirty minutes thing is already being thrown up
43:35
Speaker 2: into question because it was probably getting fucked up, losing
43:39
Speaker 2: track of time. And maybe once an hour they'd send
43:42
Speaker 2: an asshole up there to go check on them babies
43:45
Speaker 2: with the door unlocked. And another thing that they said was, well,
43:49
Speaker 2: we could practically see our apartment from the tap Ass restaurant.
43:56
Speaker 2: But several investigators went at the table at the tap
44:02
Speaker 2: Ass restaurant where the mccans and their friends sat and
44:08
Speaker 2: looked to see if they could see the apartment from
44:10
Speaker 2: the tap Ass and guess what they couldn't. There was
44:14
Speaker 2: no direct line of sight from the table they were
44:17
Speaker 2: sitting at at the tap Ass to the apartment, all right,
44:22
Speaker 2: and speaking to tap Ass. For some reason, when these
44:28
Speaker 2: cases get brought up, it's like investigative journalists, police detectives.
44:34
Speaker 2: They lose their fucking common sense and they're just looking
44:39
Speaker 2: at things as a detective and they're not looking at
44:43
Speaker 2: things from a normal human being. A lot of the
44:46
Speaker 2: police were like, well, why would they leave their kids?
44:49
Speaker 2: This is neglect. Obviously, It's not like you're having dinner
44:54
Speaker 2: at your house on the back patio while your kids
44:57
Speaker 2: are sleeping in the front doors locked. No, leaving them
45:00
Speaker 2: in an apartment at a resort where all of the
45:06
Speaker 2: staff for a week knows that their kids are left
45:09
Speaker 2: unattended because the staff know at the restaurant and the
45:12
Speaker 2: resort that they turn down the babysitting service, and all
45:15
Speaker 2: their asses are at the restaurant every night for the
45:17
Speaker 2: last week, and the apartment's unlocked, So this is definitely neglect.
45:24
Speaker 2: But they're like, why would they leave their sleeping babies
45:27
Speaker 2: in an apartment with the door unlocked and be sitting
45:32
Speaker 2: at a restaurant kicking back Margarito's talking with their friends
45:37
Speaker 2: because they're on vacation and they're pompous assholes. Please, for
45:43
Speaker 2: the love of God, put your common sense on. They
45:46
Speaker 2: are so tired of dealing with those kids. They got
45:49
Speaker 2: them in the kids club all day long, doing kids'
45:52
Speaker 2: activities so they can fuck off to wherever. And then
45:56
Speaker 2: they turn down the babysitting service for whatever reason, and
46:00
Speaker 2: they're putting the kids to bed and they're going down
46:03
Speaker 2: to the tap ass getting stupid drunk. Jerry's probably trying
46:09
Speaker 2: to get Kate's pussy hot and wet so they can
46:12
Speaker 2: go back after they're done messing around with their friends
46:15
Speaker 2: all night and have some kinky vacation sec Oh, Kate,
46:19
Speaker 2: do you remember when I used to do your legs
46:21
Speaker 2: like this and you used to throw it back on me.
46:23
Speaker 2: They're getting nasty down there with their friends, all right.
46:27
Speaker 2: They're throwing Margarito's back, talking, laughing, eating tilapia with a
46:33
Speaker 2: fresh squeeze lemon while their babies are alone in an
46:37
Speaker 2: unlocked apartment at a fucking resort and Portugal. This is
46:42
Speaker 2: obviously neglect. And the answer to why would they do
46:45
Speaker 2: that is because they're damn tired of taking care of
46:48
Speaker 2: them kids all day and they're on vacation and they
46:51
Speaker 2: want to get fucked up and have some kinky, weird
46:54
Speaker 2: vacation sex. Is this not like abundantly obvious to anyone else,
47:00
Speaker 2: and especially like this this story of the timeline change.
47:03
Speaker 2: And well we went to check on them every thirty minutes.
47:06
Speaker 2: Oh wait, no, actually we went every forty five just
47:11
Speaker 2: kidding you know, it might have been once an hour
47:13
Speaker 2: we went to go check on I wouldn't even be
47:15
Speaker 2: trying to do that shit. If you want to go
47:18
Speaker 2: to the tap ass restaurant, you've got two options. A
47:22
Speaker 2: get the babysitting service, which is very sketchy in of itself,
47:27
Speaker 2: or be take your kids with you. There is no
47:30
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna leave them in the apartment. There is.
47:34
Speaker 2: That's not an option. That's bizarre behavior to me that
47:40
Speaker 2: you would leave three sleeping babies in an apartment unlocked.
47:44
Speaker 2: And by the way, how many of you have been
47:48
Speaker 2: to hotel It's as simple as wiping a card to
47:51
Speaker 2: get in and out of the hotel room. So even
47:54
Speaker 2: if you yourself weren't gonna go check on the kids,
47:56
Speaker 2: you just say, here's my apartment, key, apartment car to key, Kevin,
48:03
Speaker 2: can you go check on the kids for me? And
48:05
Speaker 2: then Kevin goes, He swipes the card, he gets into
48:07
Speaker 2: the hotel, he checks on the babies, he leaves out
48:11
Speaker 2: of it. Even if it's a physical key where you
48:14
Speaker 2: gotta turn a lock. Hey, Kevin, here's the key to
48:18
Speaker 2: the apartment where my three sleeping children that I have
48:21
Speaker 2: no visual on that are fucking thousand yards away, sleeping
48:25
Speaker 2: in an apartment in a fucking resort and Portugal while
48:28
Speaker 2: I'm down here slipping most cheetoes. Here, Kevin, here's the key.
48:32
Speaker 2: Go check on my kids for me? Or why yourself
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Speaker 2: wouldn't you just keep the key on? You couldn't even
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Speaker 2: be bothered with bringing the key to dinner, go and
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Speaker 2: lock and unlock the apartment to go check on the kids.
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Speaker 2: And there is another aspect of this that's gonna blow
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Speaker 2: this case wide open with the leaving the baby. I
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Speaker 2: just who does the is that is some pompous doctor
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Speaker 2: elite asked behavior. I'm just gonna I can't be bothered
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Speaker 2: with my sleeping children. I want to go to the
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Speaker 2: tap ass restaurant. So I'm just going to leave this
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Speaker 2: fucking apartment unlocked with my three sleeping babies and go
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Speaker 2: and eat a tilapia sandwich with my buddies and drink
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Speaker 2: into the night, laughing and talking. So again, they cannot
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Speaker 2: see the apartment from the tap ass restaurant that was
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Speaker 2: another inconsistency in the story. Well, we could practically see
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Speaker 2: the door right there from where we were sitting at
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Speaker 2: the restaurant. That was a bowlface lie from Jerry and
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Speaker 2: Kate McCann. That's gonna be red flag number what seven
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Speaker 2: already in this story. But I'm gonna go ahead and
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Speaker 2: break down this timeline for you of the night that
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Speaker 2: Madeline McCann was taken, and we're gonna talk about it together.
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Speaker 2: This is part one of the Madeline McCann mystery, and
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Speaker 2: No one knows what.
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Speaker 5: It's like to be the bad man, to be the.
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Speaker 3: Sad man.
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Speaker 2: Behind the blue eyes.
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Speaker 1: No one knows what it's like to behaved, to be fade,
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Speaker 1: to tell him onely lies.
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Speaker 6: But my dream say.
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Speaker 2: On as anti.
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Speaker 6: As my conce seems to be, I have not.
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Speaker 2: Only lonely.
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Speaker 1: My love is vengeance. That's never breathe