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Beyonce won an Emmy + breaks records in front of an audience of haters + Diddy wants $100M for alleged defamation! · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Jewist.
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Speaker 2: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything
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Speaker 2: and everybody.
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Speaker 1: You don't know if you don't lie about that, right, Laurie came, Hey, y'all,
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Speaker 1: what's up.
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Speaker 2: It's lorn de Rosa and this is the Latest with
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Speaker 2: Lauren de Rosa. This is your daily dig on all
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Speaker 2: things pop culture, entertainment, news, and all of the conversations
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Speaker 2: that shake the room. Now getting on into the latest,
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Speaker 2: we have Beyonce, Queen be herself, mother, Beyonce.
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Speaker 1: All the things, all the things.
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Speaker 2: Okay, one's in a huge congratulations to Beyonce because Beyonce
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Speaker 2: has won her first Primetime Emmy for Beyonce Bolt. So
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Speaker 2: she is on her way to egot status. E got status,
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Speaker 2: for those of you who do not know, is when
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Speaker 2: you have an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a
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Speaker 2: Tony Award and Beyonce. Let me double check. I believe
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Speaker 2: Beyonce has everything except for Tony. Okay, yeah, so Beyonce
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Speaker 2: of course. Well I just told you guys that she
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Speaker 2: has the Emmy that she just won for Beyonce Bowl.
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Speaker 1: Beyonce won the Emmy as.
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Speaker 2: A costume designer for her her Netflix special Beyonce Bowl.
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Speaker 2: In the category of Outstanding Costumes for Variety, non Fiction
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Speaker 2: or Reality program She won alongside other costume designers like
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Speaker 2: Shewna Terinni. Mind you, let me tell y'all about Shiona Tarinni.
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Speaker 2: I interned at Costume Politan magazine while she Ona Tarini
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Speaker 2: was there. She was lead market editor at the time.
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Speaker 2: Sheiona has always been fired, but she's come on with
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Speaker 2: Beyonce as a costume designer. I like to say sometimes
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Speaker 2: that she kind of does creative direction as well, because
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Speaker 2: all of the pieces that she brings into a lot
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Speaker 2: of the various things that you see Beyonce in when
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Speaker 2: she's performing and she's doing certain things are she on
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Speaker 2: a Tarinni, But they tell a story. So I love
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Speaker 2: you know when I wouldn't even call her a stylist.
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Speaker 2: Costume designers, wardrobe people act as creative directors. And the
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Speaker 2: reason why I say act as creative directors is because
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Speaker 2: the clothing tells stories. And I think when you are
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Speaker 2: creative director and I think, but I know when you're
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Speaker 2: a creative director, that is your job. Essentially, you want
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Speaker 2: to be able to tell stories and convey in a
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Speaker 2: way that the audience picks up on it. It's creatively done,
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Speaker 2: it's sharp, it's concise, it's exactly what the client or
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Speaker 2: the talent needs, and Shehiona is fired. That's I wanted
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Speaker 2: to give her that moment. But so Beyonce is nominated
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Speaker 2: next to Shona Tarini, her assistant costume designers Erica Reis
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Speaker 2: and Molly Peters, costume supervisor Chelsea Stable, and Head of
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Speaker 2: Workroom Timothy Wright. Now, the awards will be presented at
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Speaker 2: the seventy seventh Creative Arts Emmy Awards, which will take
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Speaker 2: place at the Peacock Theory in la It'll be a
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Speaker 2: two night adventus by September sixth and ends on September seventh. Now,
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Speaker 2: they do have an edited version of the awards ceremony
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Speaker 2: that will air on September thirteenth at eight pm Pacific.
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Speaker 1: Time on XX.
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Speaker 2: So Beyonce is a part of the juried category for
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Speaker 2: this Emmy Award, so that basically means that she's not
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Speaker 2: up against other people in this category.
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Speaker 1: And they pick and they vote. There's a panel of people.
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Speaker 2: The panel people, they sit, they evaluate and then they
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Speaker 2: just say yes, this person has it, and then it's
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Speaker 2: given to that person after the vote and after the conversations.
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Speaker 2: The professionals on the panel are people that are your peers.
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Speaker 2: So these are people in this selected industry, so probably
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Speaker 2: other people who worked in the costume design department, you know,
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Speaker 2: the non fictional storytelling department, things that are very relevant
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Speaker 2: to who the person is and what the art is
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Speaker 2: that they are discussing or deciding upon. The jury category
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Speaker 2: is a one step process. As I mentioned, there are
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Speaker 2: no nominees, but there is a voting procedure, so they vote,
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Speaker 2: you know, on whether or not you deserve the award.
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Speaker 1: Beyonce took it Home.
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Speaker 2: Deliberations include an open discussion of each entrance work with
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Speaker 2: a thorough review of the merits awarding the Emmy. Now,
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Speaker 2: Beyonce is also nominated for two other categories within this
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Speaker 2: Emmy's pool. In relation to Beyonce Vote so, she's also
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Speaker 2: nominated for Outstanding Variety Special Live as a Performer and
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Speaker 2: executiveroducer her in out Singing Directing for a Variety Special.
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Speaker 2: So Beyonce has won thirty five Grammys, more than anybody
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Speaker 2: in history as we know. She received an Oscar nomination
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Speaker 2: for Best Original Song in twenty twenty two for co
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Speaker 2: writing be Alive for King Richard with Dyson, So that
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Speaker 2: puts her halfway to Egot's status. Now let's talk a
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Speaker 2: little bit about Beyonce Bowl. So you guys remember Beyonce Bowl.
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Speaker 2: I hope you remember Beyonce Bowl. It streamed on Netflix.
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Speaker 2: It was a Christmas special that Beyonce did. She was
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Speaker 2: in her hometown and she performed Cowboy Carter's album live
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Speaker 2: for an audience for the first time. So she did
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Speaker 2: a metally of a bunch of different songs from the album.
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Speaker 2: It was special because you know, not only was it
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Speaker 2: in her hometown, not only was it Christmas. Netflix had
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Speaker 2: never really seen anything like this, but she also broke records.
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Speaker 2: She pulled in twenty seven million viewers with Beyonce Bowl.
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Speaker 2: And y'all remember they tried to shut our girl out
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Speaker 2: of the Country Music Awards. Now, let's talk a little
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Speaker 2: bit about what Beyonce was able to accomplish. I want
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Speaker 2: to just say, in comparison to the twenty seven million
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Speaker 2: views that Beyonce received, a report on hype Bay's website
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Speaker 2: says that in twenty twenty four, the CMA's only pulled
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Speaker 2: in six point eight million viewers. Okay, Clockett, that's what
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Speaker 2: it's called when like maybe saying, God prepared a table
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Speaker 2: right in front of your enemies a spread. Okay, God
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Speaker 2: prepared a spread for Beyonce right in front of her enemies,
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Speaker 2: because not only did she break records with Beyonce Bowl
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Speaker 2: performing that country music album that the Cmas did not
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Speaker 2: even want a lot of people in the country music
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Speaker 2: world didn't want to even admit was a country music album.
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Speaker 2: They said, Beyonce need to learn the ropes a bit,
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Speaker 2: throw herself into the country music world a bit. But
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Speaker 2: Beyonce has talked a lot about growing up in Houston,
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Speaker 2: Texas and how music and country music influenced her. Even
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Speaker 2: though the music she was making a lot of people
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Speaker 2: wouldn't have deemed country music. Even with Cowboy Carter, a
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Speaker 2: lot of the songs on that album, people still argued
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Speaker 2: weren't country songs because of various things God prepared at
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Speaker 2: the table for you in front of the enemy. Okay,
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Speaker 2: Beyonce is she is the mascot of that now, Beyonce.
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Speaker 2: Bat was a psight to see, you know, for the
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Speaker 2: country music people to be telling Beyonce, staying your place,
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Speaker 2: this is not your world.
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Speaker 1: Beyonce has used.
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Speaker 2: This moment in history with all of the strides that
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Speaker 2: she has been able to make with Cowboy Carter to
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Speaker 2: really teach people, and Beyonce does that a lot, All
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Speaker 2: great artists do.
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Speaker 1: Beyonce does that a ton.
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Speaker 2: But during Cowboy Carter, she was able to, you know,
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Speaker 2: in homage to Western and rodeo culture. She was able
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Speaker 2: to showcase a lot of people in front of twenty
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Speaker 2: seven million people, essentially because you could go back and
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Speaker 2: stream it again and again and again on Netflix. So
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Speaker 2: she brought out Mexican cowgirl Melanie Rivera. She also brought
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Speaker 2: out bill bull riding legend Murdis Ditman Junior, known as
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Speaker 2: the Jackie Robinson of rodeo. She brought out Miss Rodeo
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Speaker 2: Texas Princess two thousand and four, brought out Miss Rodeo
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Speaker 2: Texas twenty fifteen, Nikki Woodward. She also brought out the
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Speaker 2: first black Rodeo queen in Arkansas, Jadea Jediah's Heart from
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Speaker 2: Saying any Wrong, Kersh. Beyonce did the same thing even
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Speaker 2: on the Cowboy album Cowboy carda album she you know,
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Speaker 2: gave a lot of country music artists spotlight. Even in
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Speaker 2: talking about the album, even and going on tour, she
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Speaker 2: gave a lot of people's spotlight, and I think that's
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Speaker 2: what it's all about. And I think that's why we
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Speaker 2: keep seeing Beyonce be so blessed, is because it's not
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Speaker 2: just about Beyonce, even though it is, even though this
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Speaker 2: is Beyonce's Internet that we be on and all that, right,
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Speaker 2: it's not just about her in her career. And I
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Speaker 2: think that's why we keep seeing her break these strides
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Speaker 2: and every single time there's opposition. Whenever the ops pull
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Speaker 2: up Beyonce go somewhere, she sit back, pull out the
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Speaker 2: lemonade braids and be like, Aight'm about to show y'all,
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Speaker 2: gon let the work show y'all. Y'all you gonna you're
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Speaker 2: not gonna be able to get around me. I love
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Speaker 2: that attitude. I love that mantra. I love everything about
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Speaker 2: out that I recently joined the Beehive. I wasn't always
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Speaker 2: a Beehiver. But it's not even because, like I mean,
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Speaker 2: I do know Beyonce's music. Everybody knows Beyonce's music. How
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Speaker 2: can you not know Beyonce's music? But for me, a
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Speaker 2: woman like Beyonce, and and a lot of times with celebrities,
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Speaker 2: I'm so enthused and just like excited by just who
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Speaker 2: they are as.
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Speaker 1: Talent and as business people.
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Speaker 2: Beyonce is a business woman, but the brand of Beyonce
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Speaker 2: is an institution, and you learn and take so much
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Speaker 2: from how she moves, Like I.
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Speaker 1: Don't know if her.
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Speaker 2: Wanting to stream on Netflix, because you know, everything's intentional,
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Speaker 2: especially with you know, talent like Beyonce, I don't know
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Speaker 2: if her goal is to get the eguy and she's
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Speaker 2: strategically positioning herself in the places where we see her
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Speaker 2: to be able to shoot her shot for that and
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Speaker 2: knowing like Okay, if I put if I stream this
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Speaker 2: on Netflix and I you know, I'm you've never seen
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Speaker 2: this on Netflix and I break these records and I
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Speaker 2: you know, could potentially be nominated for Emmy I want.
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Speaker 1: Close to the ego status.
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Speaker 2: Or if Beyonce, I mean, I know she's to a
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Speaker 2: point where you know, she's reinventing the will per se
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Speaker 2: of just different ways that her business, the institution I
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Speaker 2: talked about, can continue to leverage and level up platform
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Speaker 2: and numbers and business and just how they maneuver and
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Speaker 2: how they do everything, and watching her is just green.
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Speaker 2: There are two people that I love to watch in
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Speaker 2: entertainment Black Women, Ray and Beyonce again, same thing with
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Speaker 2: Ester Ray. I feel like with Ray it's always like
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Speaker 2: a She's like so silent, she stays above the noise,
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Speaker 2: above the mess. But her work always speaks for itself.
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Speaker 2: Crazy development deals, series that people continue to remember, you
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Speaker 2: can rewatch and secure fifty th eleven times, it never
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Speaker 2: gets old.
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Speaker 1: But just what she's been able to do.
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Speaker 2: With going from a YouTube online creator to really getting
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Speaker 2: in the houses of these studios and these networks and
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Speaker 2: e I've been doing all that while being talent like
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Speaker 2: Easter Ray. When people, you know, used to ask me
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Speaker 2: like okay, like what is it that you want to do,
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Speaker 2: Like what is your wheelhouse? You know, having a talk
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Speaker 2: show doing the things that I'm doing. Yes, I'm you know.
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Speaker 2: We're of course we're going Angie Martinez, We're going Oprah,
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Speaker 2: We're going Windy, we're going Miss Info, We're going like
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Speaker 2: I can, I can name so many different women and
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Speaker 2: shows and just things that encouraged me or wanted me
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Speaker 2: to do certain things when it comes to me as
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Speaker 2: like a producer, as a content creator, and also wanted
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Speaker 2: to do other things as talent.
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Speaker 1: I always went to Easter Ray.
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Speaker 2: Because for a long time people were having a conversation
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Speaker 2: about are you even a what is a multi hyphen it? Like?
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Speaker 1: What is that? Is it even possible at a high level?
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Speaker 1: And then you look at a.
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Speaker 2: Beyonce who does Beyonce is a producer, she is a director.
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Speaker 2: She at some point she probably costume designs, She's building
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Speaker 2: set with her team. Beyonce, it has her hand and everything,
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Speaker 2: even if she's hiring people to do certain things and
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Speaker 2: not physically, you know, or time wise, actually doing it herself.
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Speaker 2: Because I think in order to be as great as
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Speaker 2: a Beyonce, or to be as you know, innovative in
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Speaker 2: breaking through doors and boundaries as an as Ray, you
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Speaker 2: gotta know everything because at some points people telling you
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Speaker 2: what you can't do.
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Speaker 1: People will be telling me. And it's crazy when.
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Speaker 2: I think about it as a black woman, because I
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Speaker 2: think about how successful Beyonce is, how rich Beyonce is,
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Speaker 2: how wealthy because not even just.
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Speaker 1: Money, but like wealth like things.
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Speaker 2: She can actually pass on things, She's actually accomplished, assets,
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Speaker 2: you know, all of these things. As a black woman,
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Speaker 2: I look at her and I'm like wow. But then
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Speaker 2: she does something like Cowboy Carter and you still have
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Speaker 2: people that will tell her what she cannot do, and
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Speaker 2: she just lets the work speak for herself. God will
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Speaker 2: prepare us a table in front of thy enemy.
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Speaker 1: Period. Congratulations.
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Speaker 2: Now Diddy is in the latest with Laura La Rosa,
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Speaker 2: because I mean, listen, I think we've been talking about
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Speaker 2: Ditty so much for the last few months just because
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Speaker 2: of all the things. But this report is a bit different.
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Speaker 2: So a while back, I believe it was back in January. Yes,
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Speaker 2: back in January, I did a report we talked about
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Speaker 2: this on the Breakfast Club that Diddy had actually filed
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Speaker 2: a defamation lawsuit.
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Speaker 1: The defamation lawsuit that.
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Speaker 2: He's filed at the time was worth he was asking
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Speaker 2: for fifty million dollars.
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Speaker 1: So in this lawsuit, he was.
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Speaker 2: Claiming that there was a man in the man's attorney
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Speaker 2: who were defaming him because the things that he was
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Speaker 2: claiming are the things that these two were claiming, according
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Speaker 2: to Ditty on a platform called News Nation, were completely
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Speaker 2: not true. Now this was back in January. So this
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Speaker 2: so what happens is is you can go in at
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Speaker 2: any point while your lawsuit is still being while your
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Speaker 2: lawsuit is still in court, and you guys are still
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Speaker 2: going back and forth and amended.
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Speaker 1: That just means to make a change.
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Speaker 2: So whether you add a new party or person that
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Speaker 2: you are involving or suing in a lawsuit, whether you
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Speaker 2: add new details, whether you up the amount of money
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Speaker 2: that you're asking for because you now have new claims
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Speaker 2: and new evidence of things.
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Speaker 1: That is what an amendment is, and that is what
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Speaker 1: happened here.
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Speaker 2: I saw a lot of people tweeting me and asking
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Speaker 2: me where did this lawsuit come from and why weren't
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Speaker 2: we talking about it?
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Speaker 1: And I'm like, you guys don't remember it. This is
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Speaker 1: the same lawsuit.
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Speaker 2: This is not new, and we did cover this lawsuit
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Speaker 2: when it first was filed, but it was a mendate.
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Speaker 2: So basically, now Diddy is asking for double the money.
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Speaker 2: He is asking for one hundred million dollars, and he
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Speaker 2: is claiming that he was defamed by a man named
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Speaker 2: Courtney Burgess in an attorney named Ariel Mitchell, because Diddy
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Speaker 2: claims that when Courtney went on News Nation in Newsnation's
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Speaker 2: parent company is named in a lawsuit, but when Courtney
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Speaker 2: went on News Nation and had an interview and had
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Speaker 2: a conversation about Ditty and claimed that he had videos
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Speaker 2: of Diddy during during this and this is like the
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Speaker 2: height of all of the like freak golf and lost,
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Speaker 2: not lawsuit, yeah, but freak golf. The height of the
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Speaker 2: freak golf conversation, a lawsuit conversation, the indictment conversation, a
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Speaker 2: sex trafficking conversation, a Rico conversation.
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Speaker 1: This is the height of all of that.
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Speaker 2: So Diddy is alleging that Courtney got on News Nation
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Speaker 2: and said, Hey, I have videos of Diddy and celebrities apparently,
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Speaker 2: and also claimed that in one of the celebrities that
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Speaker 2: he could you could see clearly like they said that
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Speaker 2: there were like screen grabs from an alleged video, not
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Speaker 2: that they saw it, but you know, this is what
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Speaker 2: he is telling them in this interview that one of
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Speaker 2: the celebrities named was Justin Bieber, who was allegedly kissing
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Speaker 2: another man. Now, in the interview, Courtney is asked, are
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Speaker 2: these videos are these things that you have valid? According
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Speaker 2: to Diddy, did he alleges that he was asked that
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Speaker 2: plain and clear in the interview, and Courtney says yes,
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Speaker 2: for sure. The exact words from the interview were yes, yes, definitely.
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Speaker 2: Not only did Courtney allegedly double down that what he
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Speaker 2: had was valid, but a Ditty's new amended lawsuit. Diddy's
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Speaker 2: legal team claim or alleged that on News Nation, Courtney
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Speaker 2: also said that the eight celebrities seen in the footage,
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Speaker 2: two or three of those celebrities were underage. So Diddy's like, listen,
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Speaker 2: you went on this news I'll let you did this
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Speaker 2: interview and you claimed, number one, that we're having all
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Speaker 2: these freak as with celebrities. You claimed that you have
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Speaker 2: videotapes of this. You claimed and you named one of
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Speaker 2: the celebrities as Justin Bieber in this. You also said
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Speaker 2: that about two or three of them were under age.
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Speaker 2: These are all things that Diddy is alleging that Courtney
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Speaker 2: did right, and he's naming the attorney in this and
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Speaker 2: throwing her in the mix as well too, and Diddy.
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Speaker 1: Is saying that is completely not true. Now, I do
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Speaker 1: think at this point things like this.
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Speaker 2: Unless you're able to show proof of these videos, Diddy
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Speaker 2: has a solid case here in my opinion.
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Speaker 1: That is just my opinion.
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Speaker 2: The reason why I say that is now that the
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Speaker 2: criminal trial has played out and we've seen all of
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Speaker 2: the evidence that the government has been able to recover,
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Speaker 2: including some freak go off tapes. Right now, we in court,
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Speaker 2: me being in court, we were not able to see
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Speaker 2: the freak Goff tapes ourselves, but there was no discussion
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Speaker 2: and they discussed everything very vividly. There was no discussion
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Speaker 2: of celebrities being included on these tapes in court record.
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Speaker 2: The conversation that was had in court was that Diddy
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Speaker 2: and his girlfriends at the time, Jane Doe and Cassie
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Speaker 2: were on these recordings in these freak gofs. Right now,
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Speaker 2: they use that right, They used these videos and seeing
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Speaker 2: these women involved in these freak golls to then have
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Speaker 2: a conversation about where the coortionion was there and all
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Speaker 2: the things. Right, But that's not even what DIDDI is
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Speaker 2: leaning into. But it is important to mention that in
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Speaker 2: court the federal government did not mention any celebrities involved.
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Speaker 2: And granted, even if there were celebrities on these tapes,
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Speaker 2: I did not see the tapes. But hypothetically speaking, if
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Speaker 2: there are celebrities on these tapes, there was a lot
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Speaker 2: of things redacted as far as names, and you know,
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Speaker 2: the jury were the only people able to even see
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Speaker 2: certain things because they wanted to keep certain people's identities disclosed.
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Speaker 2: They wanted to be because of the sensitivity of everything.
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Speaker 2: They wanted to keep people safe, including the women that
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Speaker 2: were testifying the people that were involved. But the main
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Speaker 2: point in the focus of the conversation in court was
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Speaker 2: Ditty Jane, Doe, Cassie and male escorts.
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Speaker 1: That was the focus of the conversation.
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Speaker 2: So I think unless Courtney and when his attorney Ariel
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Speaker 2: are able to actually show these videotapes in these screenshots,
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Speaker 2: which is an easy way out of this, to be
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Speaker 2: honest with you, like if I'm them, that's I'm going
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Speaker 2: to court and just literally doing that, Like I'm not
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Speaker 2: defaming you if I actually can show you that I
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Speaker 2: have it and it's real.
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Speaker 1: What Diddy is saying is I don't believe y'all.
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Speaker 2: We don't believe you. We need more people run it up,
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Speaker 2: show us. But he has a case here because we
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Speaker 2: have yet to actually hear from anyone who was seeing
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Speaker 2: a tape that was proven valid in that criminal case
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Speaker 2: that named a celebrity. Now on the other side, like
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Speaker 2: I said, Courtney in his attorney, their defense is to
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Speaker 2: just easily if they got it, show it easily. To
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Speaker 2: do that and We'll have to see how this plays out.
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Speaker 2: But I don't think that this is a case that
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Speaker 2: just gets tossed out. I do think that a judge
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Speaker 2: actually takes the time to sit down and hear both
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Speaker 2: sides and see the evidence that both sides have in this,
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Speaker 2: because they both have very solid claims, especially after going
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Speaker 2: through that criminal trial and none of that type of
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Speaker 2: stuff coming up now on the other side.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, you just show what you have, show.
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Speaker 2: Your hand boom, like that's literally it.
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Speaker 1: So we'll see how this plays out.
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Speaker 2: But I did want to give you guys that update
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Speaker 2: because I think that whenever amendments happened.
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Speaker 1: People think that there's like a whole new lawsuit and
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Speaker 1: it's not.
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Speaker 2: This is just like a hey, I want to add this, Hey,
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Speaker 2: I want to correct this.
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Speaker 1: Hey, this more strongly supports.
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Speaker 2: So I want to make sure we get this into
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Speaker 2: and that is all that we see happening here. I
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Speaker 2: haven't reached out to I actually spoke to Ariel Mitchell
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Speaker 2: when the original filing happened. I have not spoke to
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Speaker 2: her on this, but will so. I will bring you
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