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Things Are Moving: Diddy Updates/ Drake Legal Case · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 4: Patrick, We checking in how you feeling? Let me give
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Speaker 4: my regular voice song because last time you was cutting up.
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Speaker 4: Let me just talk regular, all right? So, dang, what
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Speaker 4: am I feeling?
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Speaker 3: How you feeling today? I'm feeling accomplished, accomplished. I like
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Speaker 3: that you sit and you think about it.
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Speaker 1: That.
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Speaker 3: I do like that because I feel like you're not
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Speaker 3: just like throwing answers back at me. You actually are
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Speaker 3: thinking about how you feel in real Timmey, you're saying it,
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Speaker 3: why do you feel accomplished?
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Speaker 4: Patrick?
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Speaker 2: Because I feel like I do have some doubters and
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Speaker 2: just sticking with what my passion is and just just
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Speaker 2: kind of just moving forward with it, taking all the
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Speaker 2: punches and just moving forward and just staying with it.
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Speaker 4: And I think that's why.
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Speaker 3: Feel and progressing and you know what I mean, and
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Speaker 3: seeing a growth of yourself. I'm gonna tell you right now,
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Speaker 3: the hate be hating, okay, like it be happening. And
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Speaker 3: you know what's crazy is I feel like people have
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Speaker 3: always said to me, like people want you to do well,
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Speaker 3: but they don't want you to do better than them.
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Speaker 3: And I ain't never I never felt that, but now
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Speaker 3: I kind of see It's like okay, but I also
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Speaker 3: feel like too, It's like when you come from that
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Speaker 3: mean where it's like I was raised in love, so
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Speaker 3: I could never be a hater.
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Speaker 4: I show too much love for you to be a hater.
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Speaker 4: All of that that like that that should.
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Speaker 3: Live with you when you think about your naysayers, your
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Speaker 3: daughters and all of that. And for me, I don't
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Speaker 3: really sit in that like you might get me. I
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Speaker 3: might be mad for a good like day or two,
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Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, But after that, I'm like, Okay,
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Speaker 3: bet heards you. Because when you spend that black baby,
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Speaker 3: it's gonna cost you. It's bust that you turn. It's
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Speaker 3: gonna cost you Okay, like that that fuels me. It
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Speaker 3: makes me get creative, it makes me you know it
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Speaker 3: just I don't know, it makes me up it. So
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Speaker 3: I hope Patrick, that's how you feel. And I'm happy
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Speaker 3: that you feel accomplished because you're doing a great job
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Speaker 3: and we are learning and doing in road time. But
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Speaker 3: the beauty of that too has been we've been able to,
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Speaker 3: you know, start showing our process in real time, and
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Speaker 3: I think for young creators that are, you know, figuring
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Speaker 3: this all out. My platform has always been about transparency.
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Speaker 3: It's always been about Yo, I don't got this all
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Speaker 3: figured out. I'm moving, I'm grooving. I'm sticking and moving.
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Speaker 3: I just happen to be good at what I do.
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Speaker 3: So doors are opening, but when I get in those doors,
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Speaker 3: a lot of times I'm having to like feel my
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Speaker 3: way to the light switch first time, first time, or
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Speaker 3: I did that with college, I'm doing it here with
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Speaker 3: this you know podcast.
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Speaker 4: I'm a new podcaster.
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Speaker 3: So we just got the green light officially and kind
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Speaker 3: of got our understanding of what our flow should be
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Speaker 3: to be able to post videos this same day that
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Speaker 3: the audio goes live, which is a game.
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Speaker 4: Changer, drop a bomb for the game changers.
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Speaker 3: Okay, so we are looking for a backup editor to
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Speaker 3: help Patrick out. So if you're in the New York area,
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Speaker 3: and yes, I know it can be done digitally, but
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Speaker 3: I want someone here in New York. I think because
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Speaker 3: of how timely things need to be, how much content
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Speaker 3: we're shooting, I need to be able.
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Speaker 4: To pull up on you and drop off a hard
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Speaker 4: drive if we need to.
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Speaker 3: Baby, I ain't trying to, you know what I'm saying, like, yeah,
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Speaker 3: we are looking for that. But for me, I think
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Speaker 3: I'm feeling because I know how i'meeling. I can't put
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Speaker 3: it into one word, but I'm feeling like I just
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Speaker 3: got back to school all over again. Like I feel
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Speaker 3: like I just walked into class homeroom for the first
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Speaker 3: time freshman year, first day of school, and I don't
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Speaker 3: know if you remember freshman year, high school, freshman year
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Speaker 3: of college, that first day you feel so like your
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Speaker 3: eyes are so open wide and it's like, oh my god,
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Speaker 3: like you're ambitious, you're ready to go, like you're That's
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Speaker 3: how I feel. I feel that way because I think
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Speaker 3: I've done some pretty cool interviews at this point. We've
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Speaker 3: done and we are doing, and there's so much more
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Speaker 3: to come, some really fun stuff. But I'm so big
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Speaker 3: on like I just want to make sure, like I
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Speaker 3: pray to God, like I literally pray that God keeps
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Speaker 3: me like in a place of like focus, because as
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Speaker 3: the brand grows, there's gonna be a lot of all
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Speaker 3: that fun stuff, a lot of the glitz and the glamour.
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Speaker 3: But like, for what I do, I have to like
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Speaker 3: sit down, do the work. I create newsroom hours for
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Speaker 3: myself because I need to do the work. I need
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Speaker 3: to call people, I need to watch what's going on
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Speaker 3: all that good stuff. So I'm feeling like I just
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Speaker 3: checked back into school because I felt myself kind of
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Speaker 3: getting too caught up in the brand of brand, the
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Speaker 3: brand of brand, and I'm you know what I'm saying,
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Speaker 3: boom bringing on back baby.
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 3: So that's how I'm feeling today. So I think we're
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Speaker 3: both feeling really good feelings. Absolutely, let's get on into
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Speaker 3: some things today. In the latest, you know, we have
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Speaker 3: some updates. You know, your girl love taking y'all of court,
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Speaker 3: a lot of take y'all a court. So first on
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Speaker 3: the docket, we have to be honest with y'all. This
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Speaker 3: is probably one of the most interesting updates that I've
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Speaker 3: done on Diddy in some time, and it's not really
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Speaker 3: much of an update. So earlier today reporter legal reporter
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Speaker 3: Megan Cunif I follow her on Twitter, you should as well.
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Speaker 3: She tweeted a document from the court that explained how
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Speaker 3: Brian Steele, Young Thug's attorney and we talked about this
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Speaker 3: was officially put on record in Diddy's case for Diddy's defense.
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Speaker 4: Now, this this is a big deal. When we talked
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Speaker 4: about this.
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Speaker 3: Last I told you guys, what how big of a
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Speaker 3: deal and how great this would be for a puff
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Speaker 3: if this were to happen. Basically, that means that a
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Speaker 3: judge is saying, Brian Steele has done everything at missions wise,
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Speaker 3: so he's legally submitted everything he needed to submit to
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Speaker 3: be able to show that he can come and stay
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Speaker 3: the night over the attorney's homes in the Southern District
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Speaker 3: of New York. So it's called it's something called pro
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Speaker 3: hag vice, and that just means that as a non
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Speaker 3: local attorney, he's gonna be able to work with the
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Speaker 3: other local attorneys in ddd's case to help figure this
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Speaker 3: whole thing out and to be able to represent Puff
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Speaker 3: big deal here because Brian still is damn good at
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Speaker 3: what he does. Okay, but when this document was posted
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Speaker 3: by Megan qniv earlier today, I was like, Okay, well
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Speaker 3: that's good, but like you could be put on record
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Speaker 3: and he could still decide not to go forward. Money
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Speaker 3: checks cannot clear, Like, there's a lot of things that
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Speaker 3: can prevent you from officially being retained. So I reached
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Speaker 3: out to a source close to the situation, was very
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Speaker 3: familiar with all the inside workings of these things, who
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Speaker 3: confirmed to me that Brian still has been officially retained.
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Speaker 3: And when I say officially retained, my next immediate question
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Speaker 3: to them was, so is he already working with the
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Speaker 3: attorneys like he's clocked in. They made it clear and
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Speaker 3: attorney does not do all of this. And when they
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Speaker 3: say all of this, they mean go through the process
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Speaker 3: of getting cleared admissions wise, so submitting the paperwork and
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Speaker 3: having the conversation and the back and forth with the
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Speaker 3: court so that the court can say, hey, you're allowed
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Speaker 3: to come on over here. Yeah, you can come over here.
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Speaker 3: You can sit with us, and here are the rules
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Speaker 3: when you sit with us. An attorney does not do
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Speaker 3: that unless their plan is to get active the minute
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Speaker 3: the first day outside get active. So I'm told that
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Speaker 3: Brian still has already been strategizing with Puff's team since
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Speaker 3: the moment he was cleared admissions wise. Now, Puff does
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Speaker 3: have a court case today Friday. In court, they're going
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Speaker 3: to be having enough couple of conversations. They're going to
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Speaker 3: be talking about whether his case is able to be
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Speaker 3: pushed out two months or not. If not, he goes
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Speaker 3: to court in a few weeks, they're going to be
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Speaker 3: able to talk about, you know, this Cassie video and
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Speaker 3: whether this video is going to be able to be
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Speaker 3: used in court as evidence or not. They're still hung
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Speaker 3: up on that because what Puff's team is saying is
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Speaker 3: that the video. They're still arguing that the video was
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Speaker 3: like distorted, it was an edited version, you know, all.
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Speaker 4: Of those things.
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Speaker 3: Meanwhile, the prosecution is saying, no, CNN had an original
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Speaker 3: copy of this video, which is what we use. Puff's
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Speaker 3: team is saying, well, bring in a specialist. Let's have
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Speaker 3: someone go through and look at this video. So all
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Speaker 3: of those things are gonna be talked about in court, right,
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Speaker 3: So my next question was, well, is Brian still gonna
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Speaker 3: be in court on Friday they could not answer that
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Speaker 3: question for me. But Brian still does not show up
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Speaker 3: to court because what I predict what happened is that
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Speaker 3: Puff's team is gonna get granted more time, so they'll
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Speaker 3: get those two months to prepare their case, and in
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Speaker 3: preparing their case, Brian still will really hone in, get
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Speaker 3: way more familiar, and then he'll pop out after that period.
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Speaker 3: I also predict that he's gonna kind of lead strategy
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Speaker 3: within this, but I.
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Speaker 4: Couldn't confirm that.
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Speaker 3: I did try and confirm that and couldn't confirm that,
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Speaker 3: but it would make so much sense, especially after what
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Speaker 3: we just saw him do with Young Dub. I also
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Speaker 3: did too acts if you know, if there was any
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Speaker 3: response from Puff, how is Diddy feeling about Brian still
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Speaker 3: being brought onto this case. Did not get an answer
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Speaker 3: to that, but I will have that answer for you guys.
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Speaker 3: But I can say that I was told that the
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Speaker 3: team themselves, you know, the full legal team, it's super excited,
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Speaker 3: and that Brian still after you know, being briefed on everything,
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Speaker 3: kind of you know, just just a bit in order
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Speaker 3: enough to know if he wanted to take the case
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Speaker 3: or not. He is very optimistic that Puff is.
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Speaker 4: Going to be a free man. And that's a big statement.
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Speaker 3: Now, let's talk about predictions real quick when it comes
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Speaker 3: to what I think Brian Steele will lean in on
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Speaker 3: and you know what the strategy will be. But specifically
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Speaker 3: for him, I think one of the things I mentioned
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Speaker 3: this in the last episode will be the the you know,
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Speaker 3: the no evidence presented. But I think the way that
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Speaker 3: he's going to do it is instead of being like,
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Speaker 3: there's no evidence, there's no evidence, there's no evidence, it's
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Speaker 3: going to be like his rights were violated. He was
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Speaker 3: put through ABC and D as a high profile man,
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Speaker 3: a wealthy man, like you know what I'm saying, and
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Speaker 3: because of that, here's everything he lost, here's everything that
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Speaker 3: was damaged, and there was no evidence presented this whole time.
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Speaker 3: I think Brian Steell is really good at making the
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Speaker 3: people that he represents look like human beings.
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Speaker 4: But I think that that's one of the things he's
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Speaker 4: going to try and do.
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Speaker 3: I also think that he's going to really hone in
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Speaker 3: on this Cassie video. I think that he is going to,
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Speaker 3: you know, just again make it a point of Okay.
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Speaker 4: We saw the video.
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Speaker 3: My client has apologized, but that has He's not being
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Speaker 3: charged for what we saw in this video. And I
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Speaker 3: think Puff's attorneys tried to do that. Mark Agnefilio tried
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Speaker 3: to do that in the beginning, but he wasn't successful
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Speaker 3: at it, and I think it's because his approach in
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Speaker 3: the court it just wasn't strong, like you didn't even
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Speaker 3: believe him. And I also feel like Puff was advised
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Speaker 3: wrong from the beginning on that video when it came
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Speaker 3: to like him acting like it didn't happen, you know,
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Speaker 3: the way that.
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Speaker 4: The apology was set up.
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Speaker 3: So this will be a fresh start to build a
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Speaker 3: different narrative around that video.
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Speaker 4: Now, don't get me wrong, that video is so disgusting.
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Speaker 3: I don't know how it will happen, but I think
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Speaker 3: because of the attorney that I know Brian still to be,
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Speaker 3: he's going to not try and minimalize what we see
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Speaker 3: at all. He's going to make sure that Puff knows
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Speaker 3: he needs to be very empathetic about what we see.
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Speaker 3: He's going to make sure that the court understands that
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Speaker 3: Diddy's team understands what they saw. And it's also very
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Speaker 3: empathetic to that because it did not come off that way.
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Speaker 3: It came off as this man who was super powerful
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Speaker 3: and super rich who does not care about anything, and
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Speaker 3: his team is following right behind him. When it comes
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Speaker 3: to that. Brian still is damn good. But baby, he
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Speaker 3: got his work cut out for him. If he is
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Speaker 3: able to clear Diddy in this case, this will probably
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Speaker 3: be one of the biggest he got off since OJ Simpson.
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Speaker 3: Let's talk about that online. Y'all tweet me about that.
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Speaker 3: Instagram me about that. How do y'all feel? Next topic,
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Speaker 3: Drake's legal team is using the biggest stage known period
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Speaker 3: as their best witness in this whole defamation lawsuit against
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Speaker 3: Universal Music Group. So Drake filed a complaint a while back,
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Speaker 3: and just twenty four maybe forty eight hours ago, Drake
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Speaker 3: amended that complaint. Drake points at the fact that this
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Speaker 3: Super Bowl halftime where Kendrick Lamar performed, was one of
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Speaker 3: the most viewed halftime shows of all time, with over
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Speaker 3: one hundred and thirty three million people watching across platforms too, television, streaming,
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Speaker 3: you know, anywhere you could get it.
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Speaker 4: The people was eating it up.
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Speaker 3: They called this Super Bowl performance an assassination of character
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Speaker 3: of another artist, and the reason why and how they're
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Speaker 3: positioning it is actually really smart I think Drake is
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Speaker 3: on to something with this one. I don't think it's
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Speaker 3: going to change the way people view him and his
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Speaker 3: people think he's a whiny baby. Is giving light skin
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Speaker 3: real quick, like that's how people feel about this. I
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Speaker 3: don't think it'll change that, but eagerly I think he's
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Speaker 3: onto something. So what he's saying is that So what
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Speaker 3: he's saying is that because Kendrick Lamar had to not
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Speaker 3: say pedophile on the super Bowl stage, there's no way
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Speaker 3: that these brands involved cannot say that's the feminatory. There
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Speaker 3: are multiple brands, Like when you make the decision to
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Speaker 3: perform the super Bowl, there's a ton of different people
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Speaker 3: who like help you decide things. This is something that
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Speaker 3: has been happening with the super Bowl for years and
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Speaker 3: years and years where the week of, almost I believe
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Speaker 3: it's a day of, they do run through a performances,
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Speaker 3: They check set list, they you know.
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Speaker 4: What I mean.
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Speaker 3: They want to make sure that legally everything complies. So
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Speaker 3: Drake's attorneys were really smart and basically saying, hey, wait,
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Speaker 3: so y'all saying that this man can't say this on
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Speaker 3: y'all stage. He can't put y'all in harms way or
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Speaker 3: in danger. But he can say it on a song.
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Speaker 3: Kendrick Lamar can say this on the song and y'all
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Speaker 3: gonna push it and y'all gonna promote it. And when
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Speaker 3: we say to y'all at oh, you know, Drake's house
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Speaker 3: was shot up and they're leg that it was because
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Speaker 3: of the song, or when they mentioned Drake had to
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Speaker 3: take his son out of school because he didn't feel
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Speaker 3: like it was safe, or he had to move his
15:07
Speaker 3: baby mom's out of where she was staying because he
15:09
Speaker 3: didn't feel like it was safe, all of these things
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Speaker 3: because of a song that claims something.
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Speaker 4: Allegedly.
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Speaker 3: It's like, y'all don't know what I'm talking about. I'm
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Speaker 3: just upset that I lost a rat battle. But I
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Speaker 3: would go as far as to say even Kendrick Lamar,
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Speaker 3: Kendrick Lamar made a very obvious choice not to say that.
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Speaker 4: He teased it, you're.
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Speaker 3: Really gonna do it, You're really gonna do like he
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Speaker 3: knew you know what I'm saying, But he didn't say
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Speaker 3: the word. He didn't say the word pedophile. Everybody was
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Speaker 3: tipt on because they didn't want to end up in lawsuits.
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Speaker 3: And I think what Drake's team is trying to say
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Speaker 3: is hmm, I wonder why I think Drake is on and.
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Speaker 4: Something with this one.
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Speaker 3: But yes, so our next story we still in court,
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Speaker 3: I promise y'all. We almost off the docket. Okay, the
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Speaker 3: updates are almost done, done doone. Our third topic is Meg,
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Speaker 3: because Meg thea Stallion wants Tory Lanes to get in
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Speaker 3: trouble again.
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Speaker 4: Okay, Megan is not playing with Tory Lanes.
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Speaker 3: I don't know if this is like a calculated like
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Speaker 3: eventually he's gonna run out of money for attorneys and
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Speaker 3: can't fight back and he's gonna sit down and be
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Speaker 3: quiet soon, or if you know, legally they're just like
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's her. She got one of the biggest,
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Speaker 3: baddest teams, you know what I'm saying, Like she coming
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Speaker 3: out the rock Nation gates and swinging. But yeah, she
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Speaker 3: wants them to get in trouble again. And I'm all,
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Speaker 3: key not mad at this one. Today. I need to
16:37
Speaker 3: have a conversation with y'all about conduct and a deposition. Okay,
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Speaker 3: So a deposition is when you know you're sat down
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Speaker 3: by attorneys from the opposing side, you know what I mean?
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Speaker 3: So the ops their attorneys sit you down, y'all have
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Speaker 3: a conversation. They ask you some questions because they're trying
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Speaker 3: to get more information. The information that they get a
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Speaker 3: lot of it sometimes can be used as evidence. It
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Speaker 3: can be used as a way for them to strategize,
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Speaker 3: like it's just you're laying everything out on the table,
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Speaker 3: y'all basically coming to each other as a woman, okay
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Speaker 3: with the receipts. So, when that conversation happened with Tory
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Speaker 3: Lanes and Megda Sillion's attorneys, because megde Stallion had asked
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Speaker 3: for Tory Lane to be deposed while he is locked up,
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Speaker 3: while he's still incarcerated in the lawsuit that she has
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Speaker 3: against a blogger who she claims that famed her because
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Speaker 3: this blogger was allegedly paid by Tory Lanes to do so.
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Speaker 3: The judge said, okay, he can be deposed, they can
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Speaker 3: have the conversation. But baby megda science team to file
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Speaker 3: something that said when they got there and they started
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Speaker 3: doing it, it was insane. They described Tory Lane's deposition
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Speaker 3: as disruptive, inflammatory, and inconsistent. They said in the documents
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Speaker 3: that it was so bad that even Tory Lane's counsel
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Speaker 3: had to disavow the deposition. So what they're saying is
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Speaker 3: that even his ley with counsel was like, yo, bro,
17:56
Speaker 3: come on, dog, you're tripping. So because of this team
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Speaker 3: was like, okay, Judge, we want to put y'all on
18:02
Speaker 3: notice that this is what happened. We mated our money,
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Speaker 3: we wasted our time, and because we wasted our money
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Speaker 3: in our time, he should be held in contempt of court.
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Speaker 3: So let us know why we shouldn't feel like that
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Speaker 3: and why we shouldn't move forward with pressing for that
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Speaker 3: to happen from you guys, from the judge, like from
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Speaker 3: the court.
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Speaker 4: So the judge is like, okay, taking a look at it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, based on everything I'm seeing here, let's move forward
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Speaker 3: with this. I'm gonna allow for you guys to put
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Speaker 3: this on record in the court. I'm gonna give Tory
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Speaker 3: Lane some time. So Tory Lane has until April thirty,
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, So a few weeks from now, about
18:38
Speaker 3: like two weeks from now, to come back and say no,
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Speaker 3: I wasn't in contempt of court.
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Speaker 4: Here's what actually happened.
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Speaker 3: But baby, one thing the court don't play about is
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Speaker 3: you wasting their time, their money, their resources, and you
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Speaker 3: just being very like, do you know who I am?
18:52
Speaker 3: I could do what I want. They gonna make an
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Speaker 3: example out of you every single time. Now, I will
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Speaker 3: say I have reached out to Tory Lanez's team to
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Speaker 3: see if there would be, you know, just any clarity
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Speaker 3: on this from their side of it, and I was
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Speaker 3: not providing anything. I did let them know that I
19:07
Speaker 3: was gonna be doing this podcast episode, I was gonna
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Speaker 3: be talking about this, and I would love to have
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Speaker 3: presented both sides, but we don't know from Tory Lane's
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Speaker 3: side what was said what wasn't said at all. Now,
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Speaker 3: if Tory Lanez is found in contempt of court for
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Speaker 3: you know, these alleged actions today or the alleged these
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Speaker 3: alleged actions this week in the deposition, what will happen
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Speaker 3: is is, uh Meg, the science team wants Tory lane
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Speaker 3: to have to pay for their attorney, their attorney fees
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Speaker 3: and basically like everything they had to come out of
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Speaker 3: pocket to make this happen. They like, tore you owe
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Speaker 3: us money, run us our coin, No Wood and Nichols,
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Speaker 3: run us our coin. And then they're gonna come back
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Speaker 3: and do it again, and the second time though, they're
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Speaker 3: not gonna have her team deposing him.
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Speaker 4: They're like, let's get a special Master of the court.
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Speaker 4: Special Master.
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Speaker 3: I looked it up because I'm like, what is the
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Speaker 3: special Master of the court, But I figured it was
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Speaker 3: like kind of like a mediator, which it is basically
19:59
Speaker 3: a special master. Of course, an appointed neutral party. It's
20:02
Speaker 3: often an attorney or retired judge who assists a judge
20:05
Speaker 3: with specific task in a case, such as resolving different disputes,
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Speaker 3: gathering evidence, or making recommendations. They are essentially a judge's
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Speaker 3: helper who can perform tasks that would rather otherwise overburden
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Speaker 3: a judge. So this is just a person that can
20:20
Speaker 3: come in a neutral party. So that way, you know,
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Speaker 3: if if Tory felt like, you know, what he was
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Speaker 3: being asked, or the conversation that was happening was very
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Speaker 3: one sided, or whatever whatever made him respond to what
20:30
Speaker 3: they're a legend he did, this neutral party is basically
20:33
Speaker 3: supposed to make it where he don't feel like that
20:34
Speaker 3: and he don't go through that again because this person
20:37
Speaker 3: has no ties to either person.
20:39
Speaker 4: So hopefully second time's a charm. What we take away
20:43
Speaker 4: from this episode long It's a lot.
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Speaker 3: Of information to download, y'all. I know, but I think
20:50
Speaker 3: you know you could take away that things are moving.
20:52
Speaker 3: But for me, one of the things that I've been
20:55
Speaker 3: feeling because things are moving, and we talked about this
20:58
Speaker 3: in Alive and if you with Charlotte may make sure
20:59
Speaker 3: you go check that out on the YouTube channel. I
21:01
Speaker 3: keep plugging it because it is such a good convo.
21:04
Speaker 3: It's just the pivot, the art of the pivot, and
21:06
Speaker 3: when things are moving like this, you know just how
21:10
Speaker 3: it feels and what you remember and what you tell yourself.
21:12
Speaker 3: And for me, what I've been telling myself is, Lauren,
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Speaker 3: never stop talking to your younger self. Never stop talking
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Speaker 3: to your younger self, Lauren, because the minute you stop
21:21
Speaker 3: talking to your younger self, you are going to tap
21:23
Speaker 3: out of that. Like innocent, I really want to, you know,
21:26
Speaker 3: do the work. I want to do good work. I
21:28
Speaker 3: want to do good period. Like don't let these things
21:31
Speaker 3: take you because they will.
21:35
Speaker 4: Be outside.
21:36
Speaker 3: We outside, we outside outside. I tweeted out what conversations
21:43
Speaker 3: are you having with your younger self right now? And
21:45
Speaker 3: y'all went off. We almost had like one hundred thousand
21:48
Speaker 3: views on this tweet. So the each hero said, my
21:52
Speaker 3: younger self never imagined I be here. I would tell
21:55
Speaker 3: her to enjoy life more, let life flow and to
21:58
Speaker 3: trust her intuition, and she'll be fine.
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Speaker 4: Baby.
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Speaker 3: I have that conversation with myself all the time, like
22:02
Speaker 3: if I could only tell my younger self, girl, baby girl,
22:09
Speaker 3: baby girl like girl like you like, oh ah, baby girl,
22:15
Speaker 3: Like what y'all know what I'm saying, specially the black
22:17
Speaker 3: girls listening. It's like, I don't gotta say much. Y'all
22:19
Speaker 3: just understand what I'm saying because y'all know we speak
22:22
Speaker 3: through like h through like feeling. Another person tweeting I
22:26
Speaker 3: thought that this one. I was like, wow, man, it's
22:31
Speaker 3: just opinion, said, explaining to my younger self that the
22:35
Speaker 3: choices my mom made weren't poor. After all, the choices
22:39
Speaker 3: made were guided through the experience of addiction. It's okay
22:43
Speaker 3: to forgive those traumas experience because she couldn't help herself,
22:47
Speaker 3: let alone me.
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Speaker 4: That was deep. Jim Liz Keaton said.
22:54
Speaker 3: The conversation that she's having with her younger self right
22:57
Speaker 3: now is you did everything you said you were going
22:59
Speaker 3: to do, put that anxiety, put that in. You did
23:02
Speaker 3: everything you said you were going to do. Put that
23:05
Speaker 3: anxiety to the back and relax. We were doing cartwheels
23:08
Speaker 3: in the park. Now, baby, I felt that on a
23:12
Speaker 3: spiritual level, bringing the church temper rines and a shot.
23:15
Speaker 4: Abu said, oooh ooh, ooh, y'd when.
23:18
Speaker 3: I tell you, I felt that, like I think when
23:21
Speaker 3: you're ambitious and you know you want certain things for
23:23
Speaker 3: yourself and you've been exposed to more, I think you
23:26
Speaker 3: get so like, oh my god, am I doing this right?
23:28
Speaker 4: And my this and my dad? Is it gonna work out?
23:30
Speaker 4: Is it gonna?
23:31
Speaker 3: But it's like now looking back, I would tell my
23:34
Speaker 3: younger self, and today I still talk to my younger
23:38
Speaker 3: self just I said, stay motivated. But I talk to
23:40
Speaker 3: my younger self just about forgiving myself for not understanding
23:45
Speaker 3: that I was hurt all along and like I had
23:49
Speaker 3: what it took all along. I think that like you
23:52
Speaker 3: cosplay right, like you do good things, and people hype
23:55
Speaker 3: you up, and people you know, the people around you
23:57
Speaker 3: love you and they fill you up. Like I was
23:58
Speaker 3: raised in so much love. I never felt anything else
24:01
Speaker 3: but that. So I never felt inadequate, and I never
24:04
Speaker 3: operated from a space of inadequacy. But there were times
24:09
Speaker 3: where I was like, Man, if this don't work, then
24:11
Speaker 3: what And I told you at the beginning of the episode,
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Speaker 3: because we still in the streets in the tweets. We're
24:16
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Speaker 3: told y'all that we had decided on the name for
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Speaker 4: I really appreciate you guys for tuning in.
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Speaker 3: I tell y'all this every episode because I truly, at
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