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Lets Get Into the Facts: Shannon Sharpe 50 Mil Lawsuit and Tracee Ellis Ross on Dating · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 3: Now let's get on into the latest, because baby, there
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Speaker 3: is a lot to talk about today. Laura La Rosa
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Speaker 1: To take y'all a cord. I love to take y'all
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Speaker 3: Now today we're giving y'all the latest on Shannon Sharp.
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Speaker 3: Now Unk They trying to make Unk out to be
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Speaker 3: the uncle who don't know what no means, which is crazy.
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Speaker 3: So there is a woman who was accusing Shannon Sharp
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Speaker 3: of sexual assault. Specifically, she's saying that he violently raped
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Speaker 3: her and mentally and at some points even physically abused her.
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Speaker 1: That is what she's alleging.
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Speaker 3: And because of that, she's asking for fifty million dollars
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Speaker 3: in damages. Now, there's fifty million dollars breaks up into
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Speaker 3: a bunch of different things, and we'll get into that.
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Speaker 3: But this woman, her name is Gabriella Zaniga Zanaga.
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Speaker 1: And the reason why I know her name is.
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Speaker 3: Because Shannon Sharp came out and responded to the lawsuit
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Speaker 3: and specifically named or like, all right, we're gonna do this.
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Speaker 1: Let's do it.
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Speaker 3: Y'all want to play ball, Let's play boom. Here's what
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Speaker 3: we're talking about. Right when the lawsuit was filed, it
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Speaker 3: was filed Sunday night in Nevada by attorney Tony Busby.
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Speaker 3: You guys will remember attorney Busby because he has had
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Speaker 3: his name on some of the Diddy cases. That case
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Speaker 3: with jay Z that got dismissed. When they filed it,
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Speaker 3: sis was listed as a Jane Doe and then Shannon
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Speaker 3: Sharp came out with his response and names her directly
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Speaker 3: and then gave some more details. Now in her lawsuit,
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Speaker 3: she is saying that she was raped multiple times and
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Speaker 3: you know, she was emotionally controlled within a two year relationship.
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Speaker 3: She does admit, and she says that you know, at
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Speaker 3: some point in the alleged rape, it was aintal rape
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Speaker 3: that actually went down like it was very physically violent,
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Speaker 3: is what she's saying.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 3: She does admit that there was a relationship at some
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Speaker 3: point that it was consensual that they Her and Shannon
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Speaker 3: Sharp had met when she was in the gym. She
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Speaker 3: says she was thirty years younger than him. She was
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Speaker 3: about nineteen or twenty, thirty years younger than him, and
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Speaker 3: he said to her when meeting her, like, Okay, if
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Speaker 3: you go win this weight loss contest with me, I'll
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Speaker 3: buy you some new titties. That's how he came on.
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Speaker 3: And she said that, you know, she wasn't too interested,
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Speaker 3: but he did a change numbers and eventually she gave in,
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Speaker 3: and you know, they met up and they hung out
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Speaker 3: and you know, all of the things. Now, there was
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Speaker 3: at one point where she says that the first time
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Speaker 3: that she went to his house, she came there and
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Speaker 3: he answered the door, didn't even speak to her, just
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Speaker 3: walked upstairs to the bed. So she followed him because
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Speaker 3: she didn't know what else to do, and they had
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Speaker 3: their first sexual encounter there, and she says that like
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Speaker 3: he put his hand around her neck, and you know,
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Speaker 3: she's alleging different things from the start. Then she says
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Speaker 3: that next morning there was a whole situation that went down.
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Speaker 3: She says that that next morning, after that situation went down,
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Speaker 3: Shannah Sharp left at four am because he had like
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Speaker 3: a media hit and this is alleged he had a
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Speaker 3: media hit or something like that, that he was going
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Speaker 3: to do a media event of some sort, and he
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Speaker 3: told her that she had to leave because he was
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Speaker 3: leaving and to be back.
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Speaker 1: At nine that night.
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Speaker 3: Now, again the first encounter, she's not saying that he
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Speaker 3: raped her the first encounter. What she's saying is that
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Speaker 3: things were, you know, there were aggressive. She then says
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Speaker 3: that she comes back again and she shows up at
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Speaker 3: nine oh five versus the nine o'clock and she alleges
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Speaker 3: that she and the Sharp got pissed.
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Speaker 1: He was going off.
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Speaker 3: He was berating her, calling her all types of names,
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Speaker 3: calling her outer names, all different types of things. Right now. Then,
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Speaker 3: she says, at that point they begin having, you know,
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Speaker 3: a relationship, even though he was violently threatening her, telling her,
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Speaker 3: you know, different things he would do to her if
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Speaker 3: she ever played with his time and disrespected him because
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Speaker 3: she showed up into his house. They did continue a
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Speaker 3: relationship of some sort. They're in Vegas both at the
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Speaker 3: same time at this point, and she says that they
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Speaker 3: were even together during the whole Instagram live allegedly the
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Speaker 3: woman named Michelle thing, which really pissed her off because
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Speaker 3: she's like, yo, we're supposed to be together, and she's like,
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Speaker 3: you know, this is how he would control her. He
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Speaker 3: would lie about not being with other women and things
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Speaker 3: of that nature. So she didn't want to be with
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Speaker 3: them anymore. She tried to cut them off. There was
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Speaker 3: a time where, she says, after this, she had actually
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Speaker 3: met up with him and she turned on her phone
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Speaker 3: location just so her friends could know where she was
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Speaker 3: at because she had told him that she didn't want
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Speaker 3: to be with them anymore, and she alleged that Shannon
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Speaker 3: Sharp was pissed off about that, had threatened to do
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Speaker 3: things to her and all of the above, so she
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Speaker 3: turned on her location. When she turned on her location
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Speaker 3: and he found out about it, he threatened to kill her.
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Speaker 3: He told her to do not to not ever do
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Speaker 3: that again, allegedly, and she alleges that Shannon Sharup said
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Speaker 3: I'll kill you if you do that again.
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Speaker 1: Right now. She then says specifically, this incident is what
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Speaker 1: led to him raping her, and.
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Speaker 3: This was yes, so this was one of the times
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Speaker 3: that he had violently raped her. This happened back in
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Speaker 3: January of twenty twenty five, according to these documents. In
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Speaker 3: what She's allegend, which is very recent now, his legal
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Speaker 3: team is strongly denying all of this. So they're calling
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Speaker 3: it fraudulent. They're saying it's a blackmail tempt. His attorney
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Speaker 3: said that they are ready to fight it in court.
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Speaker 3: He also Shannon Sharp and his attorneys in his statement,
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Speaker 3: they put text messages into the statement, not the actual screenshots,
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Speaker 3: but they were for word tell us some of the
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Speaker 3: text messages to show kind of like a not even
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Speaker 3: kind of to show a consensual relationship between the two.
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Speaker 3: There's conversations about, you know, her wanting him to put
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Speaker 3: a big black baby inside of him, which is low
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Speaker 3: key problematic because this is woman white. Because the way
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Speaker 3: she keeps saying big black baby, I feel like this
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Speaker 3: is a white woman. And I don't know if that
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Speaker 3: turns some people on, but it was pissing me off,
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Speaker 3: Like why the baby gotta be big and black? I
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Speaker 3: know Shannon Sharp is big and black, but it's like,
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Speaker 3: all right, like your birthday, a baby, not an animal, Okay, Sis, relax,
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Speaker 3: But I'm not here to argue about whether I think
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Speaker 3: race because people do that race baiting thing sexually, and
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Speaker 3: it turns some people on when they interracially date. None
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Speaker 3: of my business. That's not what we're here to talk about.
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Speaker 3: Let's get back to what we're here to talk about.
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Speaker 3: I mean, so, Shannon Sharp is a legend, Like you know,
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Speaker 3: she would send things like that. She would text him
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Speaker 3: about you know, other sexual encounters and different things that
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Speaker 3: she wanted to go down and think, things that she
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Speaker 3: was open to. There was money conversation at one point
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Speaker 3: in time where she talked about, you know, twenty five
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Speaker 3: thousand dollars for both butt cheeks conversations to get crazy.
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Speaker 3: But importantly, he mentions that there was a point in
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Speaker 3: time where there was a video that is being brought
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Speaker 3: up from her attorneys, and this video allegedly shows a
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Speaker 3: non consensual sexual act between Shannon Sharp and this woman
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Speaker 3: right now, the woman, she's alleging that he would record
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Speaker 3: her and that she caught him doing it, even though
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Speaker 3: he would try to be low key with it, but
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Speaker 3: she was scared to say something about it just because,
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Speaker 3: you know, in the moment, she didn't want to ruin
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Speaker 3: the moment also too, at this point, he had already
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Speaker 3: kind of gotten upset with her and gotten you know,
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Speaker 3: like she was scared. But Shannon Sharp is saying, Yo,
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Speaker 3: there's this video that we've been shown. But the video
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Speaker 3: was fully consensual, but the way that it has been
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Speaker 3: edited is it doesn't read consensual, and it's edited like
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Speaker 3: that on purpose. So he's saying that he allegedly acts
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Speaker 3: her attorneys for this fully un edited video and that
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Speaker 3: they couldn't produce it. And because of that, he feels
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Speaker 3: like all of this and everything that she was doing
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Speaker 3: in the video and all that stuff is going to
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Speaker 3: be used to blackmail him. When I mentioned that fifty
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Speaker 3: million dollars earlier. I wanted to tell you guys how
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Speaker 3: that was broken down. So this woman is saying that,
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Speaker 3: you know, she suffered a lot because of this. So
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Speaker 3: she wants ten million dollars in general damages, she wants
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Speaker 3: ten million dollars in special damages, she wants twenty million
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Speaker 3: dollars in punitive damages, and she wants ten million dollars
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Speaker 3: in statutory penalties.
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Speaker 1: It was all good.
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Speaker 3: About a week ago, Shannon Shruck was being celebrated in
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Speaker 3: the conversations were happening about the fact that allegedly he
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Speaker 3: is in conversation right now for podcast deals over one
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Speaker 3: hundred million dollars. Now you got that, that's half the
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Speaker 3: hundred million I wanted try to know. I did reach
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Speaker 3: out to Attorney Busby, and I did ask some of
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Speaker 3: the hard questions, like, hey, look, people aren't believing this.
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Speaker 3: The public opinion is not in your Favorit ine this,
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Speaker 3: here's what's being said. But we'll talk about this in
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Speaker 3: depth more on The Breakfast Club. So if you're listening
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Speaker 3: to this, make sure you go also check out my
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Speaker 3: coverage of this on The Breakfast Club, where you were
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Speaker 3: exclusively here. Tony Busby's response to those questions that I asked.
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Speaker 3: You can also find that on my social media as well.
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Speaker 3: Moving on on.
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Speaker 1: Tracy Ellis Ross.
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Speaker 3: Y'all, Tracy Ellis Strass sat down with Michelle Obama and
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Speaker 3: her brother Craig Robinson on her In My Opinion podcast,
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Speaker 3: and she talked about so many different things. She got
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Speaker 3: really candid about just being a woman who is fifty
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Speaker 3: two years old, who does not have a husband or
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Speaker 3: a partner that we know of, and you know, she's
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Speaker 3: okay with that. No kids, no husband, no, no, you
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Speaker 3: know what I mean, and she's figuring out her life.
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Speaker 3: So she talked about a bunch of different things. She
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Speaker 3: talked about the fact that she only dated younger men
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Speaker 3: because they're more open to different things, and people took
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Speaker 3: that out of context. Please go watch the interview, But
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Speaker 3: one of the things she talked about was you know,
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Speaker 3: the are you okay with.
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Speaker 1: Me sending alone?
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Speaker 3: Basically, what Tracy Ellis Ross is talking about in this
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Speaker 3: interview is the fact that as a woman of her
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Speaker 3: stature at her age, men her age have this ego
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Speaker 3: about them, and they also come from a time of
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Speaker 3: like very traditional like the woman has this traditional like
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Speaker 3: role in the household, role in the relationship.
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Speaker 1: Just this these things that you can't break down.
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Speaker 3: Younger men, she feels like, are more open to different
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Speaker 3: things because they've come up in a different time now.
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Speaker 3: The younger men she's talking about would be like, probably
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Speaker 3: men my age and not a little bit older than me.
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Speaker 3: So for me, it's like, I understand what she's saying,
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Speaker 3: but I feel like it depends on how a man
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Speaker 3: is raised. I mean men my age, men not too
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Speaker 3: older than me that do still feel like a woman
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Speaker 3: like me who is very opinionated, who doesn't want to
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Speaker 3: just sit at home and have babies and don't have
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Speaker 3: a career, I'm going nowhere in life, like I am
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Speaker 3: thinking about life completely wrong.
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Speaker 1: And she says that too.
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Speaker 3: She says that, you know, a lot of it is
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Speaker 3: about how you're raised, what you come from, what you've
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Speaker 3: been through. But then, of course it don't add that clipping.
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Speaker 3: I think it sets the tone and it summarizes what
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Speaker 3: the conversation is. It's like, here's who I'm coming to
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Speaker 3: the table, as can you accept this? And y'all when
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Speaker 3: I say, like in dating, y'all know that I've been
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Speaker 3: trying to figure out this whole like dating thing, and like,
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Speaker 3: at one point I used to feel like with my
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Speaker 3: job and with what I'm doing, that is always going
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Speaker 3: to be hard. It's always gonna be hard for me
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Speaker 3: to find somebody that allows my star to shine, that
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Speaker 3: supports my star shining, that just feels like and understands
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Speaker 3: that sometimes it's not even my fault. The way that
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Speaker 3: people receive me is not even my fault. It's just
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Speaker 3: a thing that happens. And when you're a woman, and
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Speaker 3: you're an attractive woman, you a lot of times when
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Speaker 3: you get with men, especially, you know, because a lot
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Speaker 3: of you know, as a woman, you want a man
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Speaker 3: that can lead you that you can sit back and
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Speaker 3: kind of you know what i mean, passenger, princess it
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Speaker 3: up and all of that. If you find a man
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Speaker 3: that is able to do that, there are stipulations with that,
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Speaker 3: you know what I mean. You gotta watch what you say,
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Speaker 3: you gotta watch where you at, you gotta watch you around.
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Speaker 3: There's just so much that comes with it. And these
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Speaker 3: are the things that Tracy Ellis Ross is talking about.
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Speaker 3: I think you can account to them at any age
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Speaker 3: in any profession, but specifically when you're a woman, of
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Speaker 3: you know, career stature, financial stature, you're in.
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Speaker 1: The public eye.
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Speaker 3: It's like men can handle that like they want It's
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Speaker 3: like you're the shiny thing, like they want it, and
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Speaker 3: they want to they want to prop you up on
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Speaker 3: this pedestal and they want you to sit there and
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Speaker 3: they want it to shine, and it looks great and
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Speaker 3: it's such a great conversation and you know, it's a
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Speaker 3: notch on their belt. But when it comes to really
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Speaker 3: dealing with you and what comes with that, and understanding
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Speaker 3: that they're not up for the challenge. They're not emotionally
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Speaker 3: mature enough, they're not secure enough about themselves, about what
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Speaker 3: they have going on, and then that turns into other things.
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Speaker 3: That turns into them having to deal with you and
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Speaker 3: other women to low key almost try and humble you
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Speaker 3: and to make them feel good. That turns into them
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Speaker 3: having to be a certain level of control, which is
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Speaker 3: not healthy after a certain point.
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Speaker 1: And it just gets real bad.
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Speaker 3: And I always felt like, Yo, there's no way that
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna find a person who like understands all of this,
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Speaker 3: and it's also like emotionally mature enough and all that
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Speaker 3: to support it. It's gonna be like, you know, I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna have to pick a choose. I'm gonna have to
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Speaker 3: find somebody who completely knows nothing about any of this
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Speaker 3: and just be okay with the fact that, like when
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Speaker 3: I come home at night, they might not even understand
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Speaker 3: what I'm talking about, but they just love me. But
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Speaker 3: they're so unfaced and are so disconnected they don't feel
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Speaker 3: intimidated because they're.
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Speaker 1: Not even paying attention to it anyway. Because if I get.
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Speaker 3: Someone who understands it, who sees it, who knows it,
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Speaker 3: or who is experiencing it for themselves, it's gonna be
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Speaker 3: intimidating because I'm doing it and I'm doing it well,
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Speaker 3: and you want that. As a woman, you want somebody
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Speaker 3: that can match your energy. Like I want somebody that's
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Speaker 3: doing well too, but I don't know. It always gives
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Speaker 3: like a man wants someone that's doing good but not
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Speaker 3: better than him, and even if not better than you,
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Speaker 3: because I'm okay, we're not doing better than my man.
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Speaker 3: I'm okay with doing a little bit better than my man,
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Speaker 3: as long as my man can execute and get to
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Speaker 3: where he's going.
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Speaker 1: We good.
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Speaker 3: Men are not really giving it up like that, Like
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Speaker 3: it doesn't feel like that anyway, it's always felt like that.
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Speaker 3: Recently and more recent dating, it's always felt like you're
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Speaker 3: gonna have to settle.
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Speaker 1: A little business.
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Speaker 3: And I think settling now, when you meet the right person,
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Speaker 3: you're dealing with the right person, isn't about.
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Speaker 1: Settling for those things.
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Speaker 3: I think settling in those areas where you have to
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Speaker 3: either be with someone who's super insecure and dumb yourself down,
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Speaker 3: or you have to be with someone who's like so
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Speaker 3: much more successful than you that they look at you
16:23
Speaker 3: as less than so they're like they're okay, And then
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Speaker 3: even as your star starts to rise, you got to
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Speaker 3: kind of try to slow it down because you can't
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Speaker 3: surpass him. But when you find someone who is able
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Speaker 3: to kind of be that middle point of the two
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Speaker 3: where it's like they're really successful, they're doing really well
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Speaker 3: for themselves, but also too, they're not intimidated by you.
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Speaker 3: They want your start to shine, they want you to
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Speaker 3: be an equal partner. They know how to lead and
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Speaker 3: are not intimidated. Like it changes the game. And I
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Speaker 3: can tell by listening to Tray Sailors drassa like she's
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Speaker 3: been trying, but she's kissing some frogs. Been there, done
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Speaker 3: that since I feel for you I do. It is
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Speaker 3: hell because you almost start to feel like it's not
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Speaker 3: my fault that I'm like, what am I supposed to do?
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Speaker 3: Bad for myself? Bad all by myself forever. No one
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Speaker 3: wants to be with them by themselves forever. Don't care
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Speaker 3: what nobody says, nobody does. Felter in this conversation one
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Speaker 3: hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: So please go.
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Speaker 3: Listen to that conversation, y'all. Now, as we wrap, I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna take y'all outside to the streets, to the streets,
17:19
Speaker 3: to the streets, because y'all know, we gotta get in
17:21
Speaker 3: the tweets outside, we outside, we outside.
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Speaker 1: Outside of every other.
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Speaker 3: Page now and wrapping all of this because before we
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Speaker 3: get on out of here, right, I don't even know
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Speaker 3: like what we would have learned today. But before we
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Speaker 3: get to that point, I do want to take y'all
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Speaker 3: to Twitter because I think it's something interesting is happening
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Speaker 3: right now, and I want to ask y'all a question.
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Speaker 3: This is an unbiased question, so lowriders, listen up. When
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Speaker 3: I tweeted the Shannon Sharp lawsuit, it has almost two
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Speaker 3: hundred thousand views. There's a lot of conversation happening around this.
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Speaker 3: I want to read to you guys three replies that
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Speaker 3: sum up majority of the replies that I saw on
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Speaker 3: my Twitter when I posted this. So Fly Money Underscore
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Speaker 3: said soon as they said he was getting a hundred
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Speaker 3: million dollars, this comes out shaking my head. B Draguar.
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Speaker 3: Brennan Jaguar says they've heard about his new deal. This
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Speaker 3: has to be a way to go. There has to
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Speaker 3: be a way to go after these frauds. So this
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Speaker 3: person is alleging that this woman who is accusing Shannon
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Speaker 3: Sharp of sexual assault is a fraud. T. Jones says
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Speaker 3: they heard he was nearing a deal worth one hundred
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Speaker 3: m's and how ironic this accusation appears.
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Speaker 1: Asking for fifty.
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Speaker 3: I want to ask you guys, do you guys think
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Speaker 3: that because of the culture right now where you have
18:46
Speaker 3: Because again we don't know whether this woman accusing Shannon
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Speaker 3: Sharp of these allegations is telling the truth or not.
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Speaker 3: Nothing has been proven in court or anything like that yet,
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Speaker 3: removing it from this conversation, but using this conversation sparked
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Speaker 3: this question. I'm about to ask you guys, do you
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Speaker 3: guys still believe that believe all women believe all women
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Speaker 3: is right. I think we have finally come to a
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Speaker 3: point where people are wanting to have this conversation, but
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Speaker 3: men can't do it because it sounds like victim blaming.
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Speaker 3: Women can't do it per se, because when a woman
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Speaker 3: is telling the truth, we do want to believe her
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Speaker 3: and I will stand by that. Like, if a woman
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Speaker 3: is telling the truth about something, I'm gonna believe her, right,
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Speaker 3: But when she's not and it is damaging, it ruins
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Speaker 3: someone's life. So, really, really, really real question for you guys,
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Speaker 3: low writers, Please make sure you tweet me about this,
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Speaker 3: you Instagram, you talk about this on your Facebook and
19:46
Speaker 3: tag me at Laura la Rosa. Everywhere is believe all women.
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Speaker 1: Still right? Is that still culturally something that is right?
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Speaker 3: Or do you feel like culture is shifting right now
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Speaker 3: because because of these you know, lawsuits that have come
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Speaker 3: out that have been dismissed where evidence has shown that,
20:06
Speaker 3: you know, things in these cases weren't as thurdy as
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Speaker 3: they seem to be when the you know, the headlines broke.
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Speaker 3: I would love to hear how you have to how
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Speaker 3: you feel about this. You know the consensus from what
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Speaker 3: I'm feeling after tweeting this lawsuit. It's like, dang, like
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Speaker 3: people came out instantly. Normally with these things, when I'm
20:23
Speaker 3: tweeting about these cases and I'm talking about them, it's divided.
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Speaker 3: You see people on both sides and in their debating,
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Speaker 3: and you know, people on both sides always have their
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Speaker 3: points and I listen to all points. But this time,
20:36
Speaker 3: this time around, people were very quick to be like,
20:39
Speaker 3: hold up, wait, and I think you know, of course,
20:43
Speaker 3: Attorney Tony Busby doesn't have the best reputation in the
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Speaker 3: public eye right now because of you know, the things
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Speaker 3: that were lacking thereof when it came to the jay
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Speaker 3: Z allegations and that sexual solt allegation that I think
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Speaker 3: that plays a lot into it. But I want to
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Speaker 3: know how you feel, so let me know. I'm not
21:01
Speaker 3: going to answer it. Tweet me at Laura La Rose.
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Speaker 3: I want to hear from you. I'm Laura Rose on
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Speaker 3: Instagram as well. I want to hear from you. And
21:08
Speaker 3: I mean, normally this is the time where we talk
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Speaker 3: about what we learned from this episode, but it's been
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Speaker 3: so much. I don't know, Patrick, you gotta takeaway today,
21:16
Speaker 3: I don't I think it's just you know people are
21:19
Speaker 3: really wanting to get down to the facts of the things.
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Speaker 1: I'm Laura l Rosa. This is the latest with Laura
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Speaker 1: l Rosa.
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Speaker 3: At the end of the day, I always tell you, guys,
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Speaker 3: y'all could be anywhere with anybody talking about all of
21:30
Speaker 3: these things, but you are right here with me, and
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Speaker 3: every single time you are I truly appreciate it. I'm
21:37
Speaker 3: the homeguard that knows a bit about everything and everybody.
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Speaker 3: I'll see you, guys in my next episode.