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EXCLUSIVE Diddy Update, Nolan Wells Mystery Deepens & Behind the Headlines · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Some of the toys.
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Speaker 2: I'm a homegrow that knows a little bit about everything
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Speaker 2: and everybody.
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Speaker 3: You don't if you don't lie about that.
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Speaker 2: Right, Hey, y'all, what's up. It's Lauren Rosa and this
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Speaker 2: is another episode of The Latest with Laura l Rosa.
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Speaker 2: This is your deally did on all things pop culture, entertainment, news,
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Speaker 2: and all of the conversations that shake the room. Baby,
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Speaker 2: So y'all know, we kick off the Latest with Lonaosa
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Speaker 2: with a check in behind the scenes of the Grind.
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Speaker 2: Let's do it so checking in behind the Scenes of
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Speaker 2: the Grind. I am feeling all the way or almost through.
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Speaker 2: Uh it's only Tuesday, but the week is also a
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Speaker 2: great start. I think last week I was battling for
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Speaker 2: my life as far asleep, but this week I'm feeling
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Speaker 2: a lot more rejuvenated and energized. This week, my grandmother
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Speaker 2: has a small procedure that she'll be doing, so we'll
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Speaker 2: be heading down to just be there with her while
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Speaker 2: that happens. And so I've been making sure that I'm
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Speaker 2: like getting a lot done work wise, but also like
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Speaker 2: personal LifeWise, so that that day and potentially the day
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Speaker 2: after outside of work, I can kind of dedicate the
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Speaker 2: time to just be there with her common nerves a bit.
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Speaker 2: I think it's like the it's the most beautiful thing
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Speaker 2: to watch someone be able to get older, because it's
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Speaker 2: such a blessing to be able to get older.
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Speaker 3: But it's also like such.
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Speaker 2: A weird feeling as well too. And when I say
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Speaker 2: I'm feeling almost through the week, I mean like a
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Speaker 2: lot of times dealing with my mom and my grandmother
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Speaker 2: and y'all. Let me know if y'all experienced this to
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Speaker 2: anybody dealing with older family members, older mom, older dad,
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Speaker 2: you know whoever, it's weird. It's like the roles reverse.
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Speaker 2: Like I always feel like I'm a mom balancing kids
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Speaker 2: during a school week, even when I'm all the way
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Speaker 2: in Jersey and they're in a different state. Now, I
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Speaker 2: will say being in Jersey with them in a different
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Speaker 2: state does make things a bit easier because when I
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Speaker 2: need to like lock in work, focus, I can literally
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Speaker 2: just enter the phone real quick, make sure everybody good,
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Speaker 2: you know, be like hey, I'm quit you back, I
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Speaker 2: gotta work. I don't got to worry about trying to
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Speaker 2: find a room a quiet place or you know anything.
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Speaker 2: But when I'm like home. Oh baby, they don't care
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Speaker 2: nothing about what I'll be talking about. And I'd be like,
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Speaker 2: I wonder if this is what it's like with people
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Speaker 2: who have kids that are just trying to like balance
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Speaker 2: real life and like living their own life as people,
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Speaker 2: but also like as parents. So that's always like a
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Speaker 2: very weird feeling. It's like love watching her be able
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Speaker 2: to get older and just enjoy, you know, her life,
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Speaker 2: Like I want my like my main thing with my
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Speaker 2: grandmother right now.
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Speaker 3: Is just like relax, please, like just enjoy.
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Speaker 2: So I try to do things like if she wants
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Speaker 2: to play cards, hey, let's have a card party. If
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Speaker 2: she wants to travel somewhere, yo, let's do it. Like
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Speaker 2: I think these days of her life should just be
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Speaker 2: all about enjoyment. But it's rough because you know, she's
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Speaker 2: getting older. She worries about a lot more so, like
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Speaker 2: this procedure coming up, She's a little worried about it,
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Speaker 2: and I'm telling her, like, you know, there's nothing to
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Speaker 2: worry about. It's a small procedure, not really invasive. I
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Speaker 2: plan to get on the phone with the doctors on
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Speaker 2: my way down the day prior to just to talk
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Speaker 2: back over some things, ask some more questions because I
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Speaker 2: know she's gonna have them for me. And then you know,
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Speaker 2: as soon as I get off work that morning, I
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Speaker 2: will be there with her as well, family will be there,
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Speaker 2: just everything to make her more comfortable. But I think
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Speaker 2: as you get older in age, small things worry you
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Speaker 2: because you're older in age, and I think you know
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Speaker 2: you are coming face to face with like your immortality
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Speaker 2: and the fact that like life doesn't last forever. And
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Speaker 2: I think older people have such a different spirit and
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Speaker 2: mentality about the.
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Speaker 3: Fact that life doesn't last forever.
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Speaker 2: There are times where she talks about death so easily
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Speaker 2: and it scares me, Like I literally will tell her, like,
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Speaker 2: let's not talk about that, because I I don't wanna
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Speaker 2: wheel anything into fruition. But you know, I think as
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Speaker 2: you get older, you know your your spiritual journey is
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Speaker 2: like fully locked in you know God, you know God got.
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Speaker 3: You, you, you know it.
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Speaker 2: You just think about it differently, And that becomes the
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Speaker 2: weird part because it's like, as happy as I am
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Speaker 2: to have her and all the wisdom and the age
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Speaker 2: and all the years, I know she has to come
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Speaker 2: and you know, I'm like thinking about the fact that, like,
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Speaker 2: once I have a grandkid, cause she already has my niece,
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Speaker 2: and my niece is like eleven, twelve years old. So
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Speaker 2: once I have a grandkid and they're like young, my
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Speaker 2: grandmother is gonna be Dang. They're like ninety years old.
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Speaker 2: But I mean, she don't act ninety. Oh She's still
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Speaker 2: going to play space and doing all the things. But
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Speaker 2: I always think about, you know, just how different things
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Speaker 2: are for her now than they were when I was
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Speaker 2: like fourteen fifteen years old, like you know, the good,
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Speaker 2: the bad, the ugly. Like she talks to me a
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Speaker 2: lot about being lonely and feeling lonely, and you know,
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Speaker 2: she's lost a lot of friends because you.
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Speaker 3: Know, they get older and they're not here forever.
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Speaker 2: But she also talks to me about like just loving
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Speaker 2: her life and like the life that she's been able
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Speaker 2: to live.
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Speaker 3: It's just a weird.
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Speaker 2: Place to be and when you have to balance, like
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Speaker 2: you're in the middle of the two and have to like,
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Speaker 2: like you have to love and enjoy the time that
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Speaker 2: you have with the people on this earth right now
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Speaker 2: while also understanding that like this thing don't last forever,
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Speaker 2: and as you get old enough to realize that that
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Speaker 2: is a real fact, because when you're a kid, you
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Speaker 2: think that your grandparents and your parents are like superheroes
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Speaker 2: and they're gonna last forever. When you get older and
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Speaker 2: you start dealing with your own immortality and the fact
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Speaker 2: that everybody got to go someday, no matter the age,
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Speaker 2: you start to think about those things and what that
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Speaker 2: looks like. So it's just just a weird place to
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Speaker 2: be in. But nonetheless, I'm getting through the week, and
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Speaker 2: I'll keep you guys posting on how Grandma does and
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Speaker 2: her procedure. I feel like, you know, the podcast has
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Speaker 2: become a secondary vlog for me. I take you guys
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Speaker 2: through everything, not just the latest in pop culture, but
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Speaker 2: the latest in life and journey here with me on
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Speaker 2: the latest with along the roads as well. So send
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Speaker 2: some prayers up for her, all my prayer warriors out there.
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Speaker 2: I'll keep you guys updated in our next episode or
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Speaker 2: next it'll be a few episodes from now, because that's
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Speaker 2: later in the week.
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Speaker 3: I'll keep you guys episode in episode. Ill keep you
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Speaker 3: guys updated.
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Speaker 2: Now as we shift gears a bit, just speaking about
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Speaker 2: you know, things being different now, y'all know, I really
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Speaker 2: pride myself on making sure if I can to tell
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Speaker 2: the world things first, if even a small detail. So
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Speaker 2: we recently broke some exclusive details about a story here
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Speaker 2: on The Latest with One on the Roads of the podcast,
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Speaker 2: which we then took over to the Breakfast Club about
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Speaker 2: Diddy and the fact that Diddy was placed in solitary confinement.
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Speaker 2: So and again, a lot out of this conversation is
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Speaker 2: still up for debate about you know, what happened, why
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Speaker 2: it happened, how long he'll be in solitary confinement.
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Speaker 3: For Ditty's team has yet to be able to.
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Speaker 2: Zero in on some details that they are feeling comfortable
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Speaker 2: to release. I've actually been reaching out to them for
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Speaker 2: the past forty eight hours kind of you know, around
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Speaker 2: the clock, because I was told that, you know, details
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Speaker 2: were close, like they were close on getting some more details.
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Speaker 2: But the story that we broke for those of you
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Speaker 2: guys who don't remember, or the story that we broke
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Speaker 2: some exclusive details around, was featured on Entertainment Tonight. Shout
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Speaker 2: out to Entertainment Tonight for using us in their package.
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Speaker 3: Let's take a look a.
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Speaker 4: Star in legal trouble, Diddy, who was reportedly thrown into
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Speaker 4: solitary confinement after allegedly choking a fellow inmate out. Now
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Speaker 4: his early release could be in jeopardy. Just after nineteen
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Speaker 4: year old twins Jesse and Delilah broke their silence about
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Speaker 4: his life nine bars.
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Speaker 3: Is his spirit still up? Is he?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: He's very focused, you know, like being a better person
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Speaker 2: for his family.
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Speaker 4: The Breakfast Club's Lauren l Rosso was tipped off about
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Speaker 4: the alleged altercation, which she says occurred yesterday at around
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Speaker 4: four pm.
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Speaker 2: Literally, the phone call was, hey, did he choke the
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Speaker 2: man out? He was placed in solitary confinement and he'll
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Speaker 2: be there for at least thirty days, is what I
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Speaker 2: was told. I said why, They said, you know, sometimes
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Speaker 2: people think that they could play with him.
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Speaker 4: Did he's reptels et. They have no information about the
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Speaker 4: alleged assault. If prison officials determine he violated their rules, did,
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Speaker 4: he could lose good behavior credits, potentially pushing back his
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Speaker 4: scheduled release date of February twenty third, twenty twenty eight.
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Speaker 2: That release is contingent upon good behavior and cussy because
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Speaker 2: you don't want the appellate judges having concerns about his
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Speaker 2: ability to safely reintegrate.
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Speaker 4: Jesse and Delilah just launched their clothing line and told
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Speaker 4: me they want to forge their own path away from
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Speaker 4: all of the negativity surrounding their dad.
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Speaker 3: Is press is his own press. Our press is our
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Speaker 3: own press. It's honestly just made us push and work harder.
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Speaker 2: So that was me talking about the story on the
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Speaker 2: Breakfast Club, and that was Michelle Turner, who is one
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Speaker 2: of the lead anchors. Hurt and Kevin Fraser are like
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Speaker 2: the lead anchors over there at Entertainment Tonight, So shout
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Speaker 2: out to them for utilizing us in the package.
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Speaker 3: It just.
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Speaker 2: It always feels good to know that you're making progress
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Speaker 2: and you're breaking the bubble because for me and media,
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Speaker 2: causing conversations that shake the room is literally the tagline
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Speaker 2: of my production company, which is Brown Girl Grinding. And
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Speaker 2: when I first started out to do so, I think
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Speaker 2: it was a lot easier to claim and to do
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Speaker 2: when you're under the umbrella of someone else's name and brand.
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Speaker 2: Now that it's like when things is wrong on the
9:52
Speaker 2: Breakfast Club and my segment it's about what Lauren got
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Speaker 2: wrong on the Breakfast Club. It's a bit different when
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Speaker 2: you know you're leading converse for real. I enjoy the
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Speaker 2: responsibility and Honestly, I think it's more about the challenge
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Speaker 2: that I enjoy, although sometimes like I'm in my head
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Speaker 2: about all right, did this go well?
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Speaker 3: You know, even with this story, I'm gonna be honest
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Speaker 3: with y'all. I was like, let me not.
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Speaker 2: Report it because I want to hear more back from
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Speaker 2: his attorneys first, and then I was like, hmm, no,
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Speaker 2: let me just go. And I got a tip that
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Speaker 2: TMZ was also working on the story as well, so
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Speaker 2: I was like, we just gotta go. We gotta go
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Speaker 2: with this, and we gotta go now. And we did,
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Speaker 2: and shout out to the guys like Charlottage and be
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Speaker 2: like I'll go to them and be like, y'all, here's
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Speaker 2: what I got.
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Speaker 3: I don't have everything. What do y'all think?
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Speaker 2: And they'll be very honest with me, like, yo, just
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Speaker 2: tell the story that you have, just you know.
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Speaker 3: And yeah.
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Speaker 2: So I shout out to them because that kind of
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Speaker 2: helps me feel like, Okay, in my mind, I need
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Speaker 2: to complete it and I need to have every question answered.
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Speaker 2: But for them as a listener and for people who
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Speaker 2: know they're listening audience, they're like, you don't have to
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Speaker 2: everything complete it, just take us along the journey. So
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Speaker 2: I'm learning how to do that and learning how to
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Speaker 2: do that, you know better, especially being here with you
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Speaker 2: guys on the podcast.
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Speaker 3: But thank you Entertainment tonight.
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Speaker 2: That was like a really great pat on the back.
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Speaker 3: You know, to to help me continue get through the week.
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Speaker 3: This work week.
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Speaker 2: Now as we shift gear is a bit you know,
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Speaker 2: we're going to go on over to Nolan Wells for
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Speaker 2: those of you guys who are not familiar with this case.
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Speaker 2: Nolan Wells is the young black boy who was out
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Speaker 2: boating and enjoying a boat trip weekend, a Fourth of
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Speaker 2: July weekend with his friends, majority white friends and all
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Speaker 2: his friends, and the boats came back and he did not.
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Speaker 2: They were He was missing for two days and then
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Speaker 2: his body washed up in the water and he was
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Speaker 2: pronounced dead. Now, police in their early investigations, and you know,
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Speaker 2: they maintained that.
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Speaker 3: There was no foul play.
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Speaker 2: You know, there still has not been an autops he
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Speaker 2: released from uh you know, officials down in Mississippi, Ben.
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Speaker 3: Crump and Nola Wall's family.
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Speaker 2: Did their own independent ontopsy and here are you know
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Speaker 2: the results that they talked about recently.
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Speaker 1: The take a listen, doctor Roger Mitchell said that the
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Speaker 1: focal area of red discoloration in the soft soft tissue
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Speaker 1: of the back of the head, the obcipti region. It's
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Speaker 1: significant because he cannot determine why you have that red
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Speaker 1: discoloration in the back of his brain. That's significant. He
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Speaker 1: also talked about mister Williams, if you can just the
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Speaker 1: fact that, as it's common practice, he was missing his
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Speaker 1: throat when they received the body, and he wants to
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Speaker 1: know why they held it back. He's not drawing any conclusions,
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Speaker 1: but he said he would want to examine it if
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Speaker 1: there were neck fractious or compressions to the neck, and
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Speaker 1: he thinks that's significant to know at autopsy. The reason
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Speaker 1: he said he would hold it back when he was
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Speaker 1: Medica examiner because he thought that there may have been
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Speaker 1: some issues with neck fractures. The last thing that is
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Speaker 1: significant is what we said before about him the condition
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Speaker 1: of his body when he went into the water. Was
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Speaker 1: he conscious or unconscious? Was he forced or unforced into
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Speaker 1: the water. He said those things are very significant. But
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Speaker 1: he started off talking about this red discoloration in the
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Speaker 1: back of his head is something that was a great
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Speaker 1: concern and.
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Speaker 2: Some new updates there is an audio from an emergency
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Speaker 2: dispatch call. So one of Nolan Well's friends, who was
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Speaker 2: on a boat that Nolan should have returned back on
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Speaker 2: their boat began to sink.
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Speaker 3: One of the pumps wasn't working on the boat.
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Speaker 2: So the person, like one of the friends, who was
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Speaker 2: like in charge of getting the boat back to where
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Speaker 2: they came from, reached out through an emergency line to
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Speaker 2: get help, to have someone come over to help the
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Speaker 2: boat as the pump wasn't working and things we're sinking.
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Speaker 2: Now the audio, you guys are about to listen to
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Speaker 2: what people that listen to this are calling out. I
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Speaker 2: want you guys to listen very closely to is in
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Speaker 2: this audio. People are pointing out the fact that you
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Speaker 2: can hear someone in the background and it's not as clear.
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Speaker 3: But we're going to.
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Speaker 2: Take out a lot of the noise and isolate the
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Speaker 2: voices on the second listen, not on the first listen, because.
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Speaker 3: What people believe that they're hearing is someone.
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Speaker 2: In the background say is he dead? Then someone else say,
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Speaker 2: oh my god, then someone else say Nolan. Now, let's
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Speaker 2: take a listen to this audio from this emergency call
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Speaker 2: about the boat sinking. Now, this is not isolated. So
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Speaker 2: this is the call. You know, it's going to include
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Speaker 2: everything not isolated, and I apologize and trigger warning for
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Speaker 2: anybody who you know will continue to listen to this.
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Speaker 2: You don't hear screams or anything like that, but the
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Speaker 2: words that I just said, people do think that they hear.
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Speaker 3: So just want to give you guys that way.
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Speaker 1: It sounds.
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Speaker 5: Tell us a sense speaking.
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Speaker 3: How can I help you?
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Speaker 5: How hard of course?
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Speaker 3: How far is the word coming up?
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Speaker 1: Sir?
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Speaker 5: No, we do not need all right, God, no, we
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Speaker 5: did not need that.
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Speaker 2: Now let's take a listen to this same audio, but
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Speaker 2: let's isolate the voices a bit so you can hear
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Speaker 2: a bit.
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Speaker 1: God.
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Speaker 5: Hey, we're the west tip of born and uh our
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Speaker 5: bellage stocked work and we're going, we're thinking, can you
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Speaker 5: all please can we have a member? Should look job?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 2: There have been questions raised in this case from the
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Speaker 2: very beginning, because you got a young black boy with
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Speaker 2: all of his white friends, goes missing, body you know,
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Speaker 2: comes the shore. They're saying no foul play, but autopsy
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Speaker 2: reports potentially could could point to other things. You know,
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Speaker 2: there's been discrepancy about whether he was fully clothed and
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Speaker 2: or not fully clothed when his body was found. I
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Speaker 2: saw a report today following this audio that there are
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Speaker 2: sources close to the investigation that are claiming that authorities
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Speaker 2: have evidence that Nolan was on Mississippi Barrier Island after
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Speaker 2: the boat departed on the fourth of July. Now this
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Speaker 2: would be a huge update because people have been trying
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Speaker 2: to figure out Number one, just a timeline of like
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Speaker 2: where he was, what time he was there. There was
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Speaker 2: a friend that was talking about you know, the last
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Speaker 2: time somebody would have spoke to him would have been around.
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Speaker 3: Like six o'clock.
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Speaker 2: But also, you know, people are trying to figure out
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Speaker 2: whether that places him on this boat or not. Like
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Speaker 2: there's a lot of unanswered questions here, and there's a family,
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Speaker 2: you know, without their baby, so people are trying to
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Speaker 2: figure out what is going on. Of course, race comes
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Speaker 2: into play. I think that it is insane for anyone
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Speaker 2: to say that race does not come into play here.
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Speaker 2: I saw shout out to Miss Rachel, the Kid's content creator.
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Speaker 2: She be going in okay, And I hate to because
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Speaker 2: there's so many other people that do as well, Like
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Speaker 2: there's so many other people that have been champing, championinging
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Speaker 2: for Nolman Wells for justice to be served.
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Speaker 3: I told you guys been crumpets on the case.
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Speaker 2: Like I've seen so many people that are speaking out
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Speaker 2: and fighting about this and pointing in him as Rachel
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Speaker 2: though because she as a white person, because there's a
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Speaker 2: lot of non black people who are like, why is race.
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Speaker 3: Coming in to play with this?
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Speaker 2: And it's like a hello, yeah, like, let's let's not
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Speaker 2: ignore the fact that, like there's always concerns when a
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Speaker 2: young black child is injured or missing amongst all white people.
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Speaker 2: Like even if, like, you have to prove to me
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Speaker 2: that that is not a factor through hard evidence before
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Speaker 2: I will just take it off the table voluntarily.
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Speaker 3: Let's put it like that, because people.
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Speaker 2: Are like, well, there's nothing here that points to this
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Speaker 2: being about race, And you know, are you all of
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Speaker 2: that with whoever wants to hear it, Because for me,
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Speaker 2: you got to prove to me that that ain't a thing,
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Speaker 2: because what I am naturally inclined to know and think,
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Speaker 2: feel and believe is that race always plays a factor
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Speaker 2: when you're a black person in the world.
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Speaker 3: But anyway, Ms.
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Speaker 2: Rachel I saw her getting out of pushback because she
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Speaker 2: was talking about how this would have been the case
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Speaker 2: would be handled a lot differently if this was a
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Speaker 2: white teen who went missing and then turned up, you know, dead,
19:23
Speaker 2: and it was all black friends and you know, y'all
19:26
Speaker 2: know how to go. But yeah, so this, this audio
19:29
Speaker 2: has sparked a lot of conversation and to me, honestly,
19:33
Speaker 2: I think it's caused a lot more confusion as well,
19:39
Speaker 2: a lot more confusion.
19:40
Speaker 3: I just feel so bad for Nolan's parents and Nolan's family.
19:43
Speaker 2: Like I saw too, his mom was getting like reviews
19:46
Speaker 2: on like her jobs page of people saying that like
19:50
Speaker 2: just throwing nasty things her way and giving her bad ratings.
19:52
Speaker 2: And you can obviously tell that these are people upset
19:54
Speaker 2: that race has come into the conversation and she don't
19:57
Speaker 2: deserve that. Like, regardless of what you feel, leave happened
20:01
Speaker 2: or did not happen that woman heard his fad Like
20:05
Speaker 2: that family is without their child, their nephew, their brother.
20:11
Speaker 3: Their like somebody's life was lost here. People have no
20:17
Speaker 3: like there should always.
20:18
Speaker 2: Be a line that is drawn, regardless of how you
20:20
Speaker 2: feel about how things happen when someone's life is taken. Like,
20:24
Speaker 2: if you have nothing inge to say, don't say it
20:25
Speaker 2: at all. Okay, one of the first lessons we learn
20:28
Speaker 2: as children. But you know, as this case progresses, because
20:34
Speaker 2: it will, we are still waiting for the you know,
20:37
Speaker 2: mississis for Mississippi to release their autopsy reports.
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Speaker 3: Autopsics can take around six to eight weeks typically. Uh
20:45
Speaker 3: but I did.
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Speaker 2: I was.
20:47
Speaker 3: I was listening to.
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Speaker 2: Talk radio this morning heading into work, as I do
20:52
Speaker 2: every morning before our show hits air, and I heard them.
20:57
Speaker 2: I heard, you know, and I think Mami Brown played
20:59
Speaker 2: this in her coverage on The Breakfast Club as well.
21:03
Speaker 2: I heard, you know, one of the officials from down
21:05
Speaker 2: in Mississippi saying that, like, they're not going to release
21:09
Speaker 2: So even after the eight weeks is up, which I
21:10
Speaker 2: think would have been around this week, that's not going
21:13
Speaker 2: to is immediately released to the public, which normally can happen.
21:18
Speaker 3: But they're going to because.
21:19
Speaker 2: There's been a grand jury, there's been convened. It'll go
21:21
Speaker 2: to the grand jury within that investigation first. But here's
21:24
Speaker 2: what I see online. So I'm reading the Clrolyn Ledger,
21:28
Speaker 2: and they have a section in here on some reporting
21:31
Speaker 2: on Nolan Wells. Why the Nolan Wells case is headed
21:33
Speaker 2: to a grand jury. So they talk about a meeting
21:38
Speaker 2: that was held, and they say in the meeting that
21:40
Speaker 2: the district Attorney shared information on Nolan Wells to his
21:43
Speaker 2: family and victim Services resources explained that the case will
21:47
Speaker 2: go to a grand jury. Now they say, according to
21:50
Speaker 2: this report that that is standard for many kinds of
21:52
Speaker 2: death in Jackson County. That is not an indication the
21:56
Speaker 2: crime is suspected. So here's a direct quote. Every death
21:59
Speaker 2: in the county, except those of natural causes and non
22:02
Speaker 2: criminal car wrecks, are presented to your grand jury. Many
22:07
Speaker 2: people don't know that we have handled death investigations in
22:10
Speaker 2: this manner my entire career. This is a representative from
22:14
Speaker 2: the county speaking. Nolan's case is being handled the same way,
22:17
Speaker 2: with the same care and the same commitment to the
22:19
Speaker 2: truth that we handle with all death investigations. Local, state,
22:24
Speaker 2: and federal law enforcement agencies have worked around the clock
22:26
Speaker 2: since Welles were supported missing on July fourth, and I
22:28
Speaker 2: told you guys, his body was found two days after
22:30
Speaker 2: on July sixth. And then they go into understanding. You know,
22:34
Speaker 2: the DA says, you know that they understand the public's
22:37
Speaker 2: urgency for clarity, but they're taking the time required to
22:40
Speaker 2: complete the work that is necessary for the investigation, so
22:43
Speaker 2: there will be more here from you know, once they
22:46
Speaker 2: get through with their grand jury investigation. And hey, look,
22:49
Speaker 2: I know that they're saying a grand jury normally takes
22:51
Speaker 2: place because that's how all cases in Mississippi or within
22:54
Speaker 2: this area is are handled. But I'm not mad at
22:58
Speaker 2: the extra step being taken. I do want the family
23:01
Speaker 2: to have a bit more transparency and clarity, but I'm
23:06
Speaker 2: not mad at the extra steps I want. I just
23:09
Speaker 2: quote that, you know, in these extra steps, it's a neutral,
23:14
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