AFTER HOURS WITH ALEX STEIN February 13th, 2026

Summary

Podcast Summary: After Hours with Alex Stein – February 13th, 2026

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Alex Stein
Guest: Priya Patel (social media personality)
Release Date: February 13th, 2026

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Overview

This episode delivers Stein’s signature mix of cultural, political, and media commentary marked by provocative humor, conspiracy-tinged analysis, and unfiltered debate. The discussion spotlights the continuing drama around Savannah Guthrie’s missing mother, dives deep into conspiracy theories involving the Epstein files and elite power, critiques woke ideology and California politics, and closes with a playful look at Indian-American identity and internet virality, thanks to guest Priya Patel.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Savannah Guthrie’s Mother’s Kidnapping: Real Crime or Media Distraction?

(02:38–11:10)

• Main topic: Alex kicks off with detailing the latest bizarre turns in the Savannah Guthrie kidnapping, doubting the veracity of the ransom emails and suggesting it's possibly an “inside job,” or even a calculated media distraction from more pressing national problems.
  • “Who benefits from this? I don’t think Savannah is so sick that she would fake kidnap her mom just for the clout. But now I’m starting to think that it has to be somebody that is in their orbit…” (03:10)
  • Alex suspects the story’s saturation in media is “meant to be a smokescreen, a distraction from what’s really going on in the country… a trauma-based mind control state.” (04:30)
• Incompetence of law enforcement: Criticizes the botched investigation and lack of results, using the wrongful detainment of delivery driver Carlos Palos as an example.
  • “It feels like we have, like, the Keystone cops that are running this operation.” (06:48)
• Wider themes: Uses the story to segue into the distrust of the FBI, surveillance culture, and the concept of manufactured distractions to keep people from focusing on scandals like Jeffrey Epstein’s.

2. Interview with Priya Patel: Virality, Looksmaxing & Generational Culture

(12:25–41:23)

• Viral fame and “looksmaxing” culture:

  • Alex praises Priya’s beauty and social media influence, joking that it’s “a lot easier for a hot girl that’s smart to get a following.” (12:25)
  • The two discuss the looksmaxing trend, referencing “clavicular” and extreme measures people take for facial symmetry.
  • Priya: “I can’t say that I’ve smacked myself in the face with a hammer to… achieve face symmetry…” (14:29)

• Epstein Files and Political Accountability:

  • Alex and Priya agree on the importance of transparency with the Epstein files, with Alex sharing his deep-dive findings about supposed code words for cannibalism in elite circles (“jerky”).
    • Priya: “I think it’s really indicative of things that we’ve all kind of felt when it comes to the political and the elite class… they seem to be above the law in many ways.” (17:02)
  • Discussion of Thomas Massie’s legislation regarding Epstein files:
    • Priya: “I generally like everything that he’s doing on that front.” (19:22)
    • Alex: “Just because he’s not a Donald Trump D-rider all the time doesn’t mean you need to hate him.” (19:43)

• Conspiracy Theories – Is Epstein Alive?

  • Both hosts muse on theories that Epstein may not be dead.
    • Priya: “I think we have most reason to believe that he’s dead. Am I completely ruling out the fact that he might be alive? Absolutely not.” (21:41)
  • Frustration over lack of wider arrests and accountability in Epstein’s network.
    • Priya: “If the administration and the DOJ and FBI want to restore faith with the American people, I think they’re going to have to [make progress].” (23:18)

3. Pam Bondi, Political Deflection, and DOJ Distrust

(26:45–29:45)

• Alex and Priya mock Pam Bondi’s public focus on the stock market during a hearing on sexual abuse among the political elite.
  • Priya: “Her messaging on this specific issue has been a complete disaster from the start… it really looks like it’s just a way for her to try and deflect…” (28:41)
  • Alex: “She just could have eaten some humble pie… instead she didn’t own up to any of her mistakes and really just looked so disconnected…” (29:46)

4. California Politics, School Protests, and Political Indoctrination

(30:29–35:37)

• Priya describes her conservative upbringing in rural California, despite broad liberal stereotypes of the state.
  • “If you look at a map…most counties are actually quite red. But I grew up in small farm towns…” (30:39)
• Alex critiques California politicians, particularly State Senator Scott Wiener’s activism with children in elementary school anti-ICE protests.
  • Alex: “To me, that used to be called kidnapping, but I guess now, in this day and age, that’s called being a social justice warrior.” (33:30)
  • Priya condemns the use of children in political stunts: “It’s egregious to put these kids on camera and force them to march around a dog park for a cause they know nothing about.” (33:52)
• Broader critique of political indoctrination in schools: ban all flags but the American and state flag; schools have become centers for pushing political ideology rather than teaching children how to think.
  • Priya: “When did we go from, let’s teach kids how to think instead of what to think? Now that’s all they teach.” (35:22)

5. Debating Gender, LGBTQ+ Flags, and Abortion

(35:37–38:53)

• Alex rails against gay pride flags in elementary schools, claiming they're sexualizing children.
  • “That is, to me, that's pedophilic. It's an attack on children's sexuality, and it's meant to confuse kids…” (35:37)
• Abortion and “war on women” rhetoric:
  • Priya: “There is no war on women aside from, yeah, transgenders invading our bathroom and our sports. But it’s pretty ridiculous to claim that there’s a war on women.” (38:17)
  • Alex speculates about pro-choice motivation and slams California for abortion funding: “When they fund $90 million and go against the federal government and kill babies systematically in the womb. So it’s really disgusting. It’s really sad.” (39:30)

6. Indian Culture in America, Social Media Virality, and Identity

(41:24–50:33)

• Alex playfully probes Priya about her Indian heritage, joking about stereotypes and cultural backlash from his own viral videos poking fun at Indian customs.
  • “If I could impregnate you, I would. I would like to have a quarter Indian baby with you.” (46:53)
  • Priya discusses traveling to India and Indian hygiene realities, suggesting the “Delhi Cricket Scandal” (reuse of cups at matches) is not unique to India.
• More banter about Indian-American identity, parental influence, and unique cultural dynamics.
  • Priya: “My dad… is actually very, very Americanized and very patriotic…” (48:08)

7. Social Media, Online Fame, and Closing Banter

(49:33–end)

• Alex continues playful compliments and jokes about social media, OnlyFans, and virality.
  • Priya: “You can find me on all the standard social media platforms. No, OnlyFans.” (50:33)
• Final remarks: Alex lauds Priya’s future success and thanks her for joining the show, closing with a mix of gratitude and comedy about their hypothetical Indian baby.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “They have us in this low vibrational trauma-based mind control state where we’re all worrying about what’s going on.”
  — Alex Stein, on media obsession over the Guthrie case (05:00)
• “If you look at the Venn diagram, the looksmaxers and the transgenders have some overlap.”
  — Alex Stein (15:13)
• “The fact that we have all these files coming out… they seem to be above the law in many ways.”
  — Priya Patel, on Epstein files (17:02)
• “Her messaging on this specific issue has been a complete disaster from the start… it really looks like it’s just a way for her to try and deflect and take eyeballs off of the issue.”
  — Priya Patel, on Pam Bondi (28:41)
• “When did we go from, let’s teach kids how to think instead of what to think? Now that’s all they teach.”
  — Priya Patel (35:22)
• “That is, to me, that's pedophilic. It's an attack on children's sexuality, and it's meant to confuse kids…”
  — Alex Stein on pride flags in schools (35:37)
• “There is no war on women aside from, yeah, transgenders invading our bathroom and our sports. But it’s pretty ridiculous to claim that there’s a war on women.”
  — Priya Patel (38:17)
• “If I could impregnate you, I would. I would like to have a quarter Indian baby with you.”
  — Alex Stein, to Priya Patel (46:53)
• “You can find me on all the standard social media platforms. No, OnlyFans.”
  — Priya Patel (50:33)

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Important Timestamps

• Savannah Guthrie case media critique: 02:38–11:10
• Priya joins, “looksmaxing” and influencer culture: 12:25–16:27
• Epstein files & elite impunity: 16:27–23:47
• Pam Bondi and DOJ performance: 26:45–29:46
• School protests, indoctrination, and pride flags: 30:29–35:37
• Abortion, gender rhetoric vs. women: 35:37–39:33
• Indian heritage, Delhi Cup Scandal discussion: 41:24–48:33
• Priya’s social media plugs, lighthearted outro: 49:33–end

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Tone & Style

The episode is shot through with irreverence, ribald jokes, and a boundary-pushing, anti-mainstream media energy. Priya provides a polished, calm counterbalance to Alex’s wild riffs, offering conservative critiques with less bombast but equal conviction. Dialogue is casual, at times combative, always quick-witted.

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For Listeners

This summary covers the most substantial content and spirit of the episode—offering a roadmap through the major stories, debates, and commentary, with all the controversial highlights, media skepticism, and internet humor that define After Hours with Alex Stein.

Transcript

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[Alex Stein]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to after hours with Alex Stein. I'm your host, Alex Stein, and you're watching it on real America's Voice. We got a great episode for you this Friday evening. We got the great Priya Patel. She's a social media sensation. She's young, she's smart, she's pretty. She's probably the future of our country. So it's a pleasure to have her on. But before we get to her, we got to cover, you know, more news about Savannah Guthrie. And it's just another day, another, you know, kind of garbage leak, I guess you would say. TMZ recently heard from the same, same person that has given them all of the demands that they know who the kidnapper is of Nancy Guthrie, Savannah's mother. And now they're requesting $67,000, or that is equal to one Bitcoin is what they actually want, which is equal to $67,000. And they say that they know who kidnapped Savannah's mom, which to me sounds like crock of garbage. It's probably some guy on a laptop in Nigeria just totally lying. And, you know, all of these weird coincidences surrounding the Guthrie's, it's really starting to make me think that this is an inside job. I mean, who benefits from this? I don't think Savannah is so sick that she would fake kidnap her mom just for the clout. But now I'm starting to think that it has to be somebody that is in their orbit, that knows the family. And it's now, I think, day 11 or 12, where there has been no proof of life whatsoever for Nancy Guthrie. I think it's highly likely that Nancy's dead. And then you look at Savannah's husband who worked for the Clintons as a Internet cleaner that would get their embarrassing information off the Internet. And there's also the connection that Savannah Guthrie is one of the few hosts on NBC that actually interviewed one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims. I feel like this is meant to be a smokescreen, a distraction from what's really going on in the country. They have us all talking about Nancy Guthrie, who Sadly was already 84. Not that an 84 year old deserves to die, but that is kind of the natural progression of life. Somebody in their 80s does tend to pass away. So they have us in this low vibrational trauma based mind control state where we're all worrying about what's going on. You have the FBI just erected a white tent outside of the house, like they should have Done that from the start. Then they show us a weird clip of a guy throwing dirt on the doorbell camera, and they can't identify him with all the technology that the FBI has today. I mean, it really makes no sense. And then on top of that, similar to Charlie's assassination, they went and tried to arrest a guy that had nothing to do with it. So I want to play SOT number two. This is Carlos Palos from Tucson, who's a delivery driver. And this is after he got arrested, you know, or I guess detained by the Pima county sheriff's department, wrongfully, of course, during a traffic stop. And they grilled him. They thought that he was a kidnapper, when in reality, he had nothing to do with it whatsoever. Let's play the clip. So sorry to bother you, man.

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What's your first and last name so we can get it right?

[Alex Stein]

Carlos. Okay. And you were.

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You were apprehended for questioning.

[Alex Stein]

How would you describe what happened to you? Terrifying. Something I didn't do for something I was being like. I felt like I was being kidnapped, bro. Because they didn't tell me anything at the beginning. And investigators showed up to this house.

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Or were you the one who was pulled over in the traffic stopped?

[Alex Stein]

I was the one that was pulled over into traffic stop. Where was that? Right here on by Chasco. Okay.

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And you were taken into custody at that point?

[Alex Stein]

Yeah.

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And you were?

[Alex Stein]

I was being detained. Detained. Okay. I was detained the whole time.

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Okay.

[Alex Stein]

They told me. Where were they holding the back of a car. Back ran a car, and then they move into a Pima county county sheriff.

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Were you being questioned in the car.

[Alex Stein]

At the Miranda car? I was being questioned, but they only asked me for my first name, my last name, my date of birth, and my social.

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Okay, what.

[Alex Stein]

What were they asking you about that were my whereabouts.

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Okay.

[Alex Stein]

Where do I work, where was I, and all that.

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But are you ever up in Tucson?

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, I work in Tucson.

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What do you do, Gls?

[Alex Stein]

Deliver packages. Okay.

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Do you think you might have delivered.

[Alex Stein]

A package to Nancy Guthrie's house? I don't know. Might have been a possibility.

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I don't know.

[Alex Stein]

So, obviously, Carlos has an alibi and was not at Nancy Guthrie's house at the time of the kidnapping, so rightfully so, they let him go. But it feels like we have, like, the Keystone cops that are running this operation. I mean, they're just so incompetent when it comes to actually finding out the truth in these situations that it makes me feel like if something terrible happened with my family, I Would have no hope in law enforcement figuring it out. And like I say, I keep saying this. In this digital era, they can ping our cell phones. They can figure out who is where, basically from anywhere in the United States. So I just don't understand. With geotracking, with the technology that all of these companies have, with the facial recognition software that is being put everywhere, how can we not figure out who kidnapped Savannah Guthrie's mom? Is it an inside job? I don't know. But I want to play this clip of Savannah. And I do feel like Savannah's being a victim. I feel like she's not in on it. But could it be her husband? Could it be one of her brothers and sisters? I don't know. But none of this makes sense to me. And the fact that it's getting this much media attention, I'm telling you, this is meant to be a distraction from what's really going on in the world. The Epstein files, the fact that we have an affordability crisis in this world. They love to talk about JonBenet Ramsey, they love to talk about the OJ Simpson TR they love to talk about these random court cases to distract us from what's really going on. So I'm going to play this clip of Savannah talking about her mom, and then you can kind of just make whatever assumptions you want from the video. So that's Savannah playing a clip of her mom when she was young. And it really kind of makes you feel sad. And maybe she's doing that to try to get some sort of sympathy from the kidnappers. But I also kind of think that that is some sort of tribute video to her mother and that she probably knows that her mom is dead and she might not be expecting her back. But I hope they do get the body back so that they can have a proper funeral. And I hope that she's not dead. But the kidnapper didn't take any of her medicine. She's 84. They can't take her to a hospital if she does have any medical complications because they would get caught for the kidnapping. So she's in a very tough spot. And my heart goes out to Nancy, my heart goes out to Savannah, but my heart does not go out to these evil people that are doing this and that are taking all of our attention away from what's really happening in the world and making us focus on something that at the end of the day, if an 84 year old woman dies, it's going to be very sad. But that's just a natural progression of life. So I don't know. I don't know if we're ever going to find out what really happened. I hope we do, but I don't trust the FBI. If the FBI was that great, I don't think Dan Bongino would have left. And on top of that, Kash Patel. I love Kash Patel. I think he's related to our next guest, Priya Patel. But I also don't think that he's really in charge. There's probably people that have been at the FBI a lot longer than him that are really calling the shots, and he's just a figurehead. So Donald Trump did say that he's going to use every resource that he has to find Nancy Guthrie, but the fact that we haven't found her yet, I'm starting to lose hope. But we got to be positive, folks. We got to be positive because there are some good things that are happening in the world today. All right? There are some good things, like our next guest. She's smart, she's pretty, she's the future of this country. And I'll be honest, she's a Christian, but I think she's Indian. So hopefully she doesn't get mad at me for my recent viral video of me going and making fun of the Hindus that like to drink cow urine and eat cow poop. But we'll see. Maybe she'll yell at me and that'll be good content either way. So coming up next, guys, we got Priya Patel to come on and give us her opinion on these weird ICE protests happening all over California and just, you know, some of these weird Indian culture snafus that are happening here in America.

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[Alex Stein]

Thank you guys so much for watching After Hours with Alex Stein. Now, our next guest, she is a social media sensation. She's a very beautiful, very gorgeous. I met her in person. I'm not even trying to hit on her. I'm just saying I think that's why she has a big following. You know, let's be honest, it's a lot easier for a hot girl that's smart to get a following. I mean, me, I'm ugly. So I got to go put on the tuck friendly bathing suit and act insane at city council meetings. I wish I was a hot babe like our next guest, but she's going to come on and she's going to give us her opinion on everything that's happening in the world today. And a little insight to my viral video of me, you know, getting in a little hot water with the Indian community over my recent city council speech at Plano City Hall. So with all that being said, let's welcome on our guest, the one, the only, Priya Patel. Priya, how are you doing, my friend?

[Priya Patel]

I am doing great, Alex. Thanks for having me.

[Alex Stein]

I'm doing better now, now that you're here, now that we got some eye candy on the screen because I look terrible.

[Priya Patel]

You're a hot piece of. Piece of a yourself.

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[Alex Stein]

Oh, I like that. Frame max. Me. Frame max. Me up real quick. Let me fr. How long to give me frame max. We gotta get the editor. Yeah, frame Max. See, that's, that's hotness. That is what hotness is. Okay, actually, let's start with that. Priya, before we even get into the news, what do you think about clavicular getting frame mugged by the ASU frat leader? Does that, does that affect you or is that, does that not have any effect on your everyday life?

[Priya Patel]

No effect on me. I've seen something to the tune of this going viral on X. I don't know what any of this is about. I learned about clavicular maybe a couple of weeks ago when he did Michael Knowles debate show, I think. But yeah, I've heard that this kid hits himself in the face with a hammer. So I don't think that's a good move long term for your cognition or your overall health. But I don't I don't.

[Alex Stein]

Did you? Wait, so you're telling me real quick, Priya, so you have a pretty face. You've never bone smashed? Is that what you're saying? I feel like you're lying. I feel like you're a secret bone smasher. How do you have such good facial symmetry that's not from bone smashing.

[Priya Patel]

I can't. I can't say that I've smacked myself in the face with a hammer to. I don't know how you do that to achieve face symmetry at all, to be honest with you. But, yeah, I'd be curious to see it play out with. Maybe clavicular can show me a tutorial, but I'm not interested in performing it on myself.

[Alex Stein]

Well, I'm actually a clavicular fan, unironically. I think it's kind of funny. But I've watched enough of his content now. I don't watch his live streams, but I've seen his clips. Clavicular's on retatutride, dihexa. He's on all these peptides. Really? He's basically a drug addict. I mean, I don't know how, Alice, to describe it. He's basically. Well, I'm saying that's why he's all thin, and that's why he's just on. He's just a drug addict that is able to go viral on the Internet. So if he's the example for young kids, we're gonna have a future. That's really drugged out. So that's my only kind of criticism of him, because if you actually look at him, he said this on a stream because he's on testosterone. His testicles are not producing sperm, so he's really not that much different than a transgender that is on hormones, like a male to female transgender that doesn't want their body to create testosterone. So if you look at the Venn diagram, the looksmaxers and the transgenders have some overlap. If you believe it or not.

[Priya Patel]

You know, I'm inclined to believe you, Alex. This is. This seems very. This seems very outlandish to me. And if I'm. If I'm not mistaken, I think he's only 19.

[Alex Stein]

He's 20. He's 20. Don't. Well, he's almost 21. He can almost get drunk in the club legally, but somehow he's in all these clubs in Miami with a fake ID he did get his charges dropped, so I got to give him that. He's obviously got a good attorney, because I feel like they. They could have definitely screwed him. Over.

[Priya Patel]

Yeah, I would imagine so. I didn't know that he had charges against him, but he did live stream himself going to a Miami club under. So it makes sense. But that's.

[Alex Stein]

Well, Priya, Priya, we gotta talk about what everybody's talking about the Epstein files. Now, before we play this clip of Thomas Massie, I'm sure you're just like everyone else. You want more transparency surrounding it. So the little information that you've probably done, you're probably not a freak like me that reads the files every night before he goes to bed. Not that I'm doing anything weird while I read the files. That sounds bad. No, Diddy. But my point is, what is your. I know that's really. That sounded really bad after I said it. But my point is, what is your opinion before we play this clip of Thomas Massie? Are the Epstein files important to you or do you think it's a nothing burger like Donald Trump says?

[Priya Patel]

No, I think they are important. You know, I think it's really indicative of things that we've all kind of felt when it comes to the political and the elite class, not only in this country, but the entire world. And that is that they seem to be above the law in many ways. And the fact that we have all these files coming out and you know, some of it is a nothing burger because obviously it does include a lot of complaints and tips, probably from lunatics. But at the same time, there are a lot of things in those files that are quite credible claims or leads and they should be investigated to the fullest extent. And for the FBI and the DOJ to tell us that we just need to look away, I think is. Is awful.

[Alex Stein]

You know, I agree with you. And the point that I was trying to make earlier is that I've looked into this and now I've even learned new stuff. You know, I knew about this in 20 forI've known about this for a long time, but I didn't know about this term jerky. Now, jerky is a code word that these people use that are cannibals that want to eat human meat. And you're like, why would somebody want to eat human meat? If you really look into it and you do some research, these people think that it has anti aging benefits to eat the flesh of another human being. Now that grosses me out. I'm actually a vegetarian. I don't even eat human or I mean, much less human. I don't even eat animal meat is the point I'm trying to make. So what do you think about that before we play this clip. Have you seen any of that where it's. They're eating, quote, unquote, jerky and that's a code word for human meat? Have you heard that?

[Priya Patel]

I have heard that. I didn't hear the jerky term until just last night, but I, I've heard a lot of speculation around the cannibalism.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, that is so bizarre to me that they're not only having sex with kids, which is so bad, but then they're trying to eat them afterwards. I mean, I guess that is a good way to get rid of the evidence. But I mean, listen, that's. I don't want to. I don't want to get into that. Now. What is your opinion of Thomas Massie now? Donald Trump hates Thomas Massie. Now, I tend to like Thomas Massie. I think that is very brave of him to stick his neck out there. I think it was very brave of him to get this legislation, legislation passed so that we can see these Epstein files. But at the same time, you know, he's really. He's fighting uphill battle, to say the least. He has everybody pitted against him. And I don't like being in that situation where everybody on the left is against you, then everybody on the right is against you. You're really a lone wolf. So what is your opinion on Thomas Massie?

[Priya Patel]

Yeah, I agree. I overall like Massey. I do think that he takes opportunities to take political jabs at the President whenever he gets the opportunity. But overall, I'm in favor of what he's doing, especially kind of spearing the charge when it comes to getting the files released and pushing forward with that. I generally like everything that he's doing on that front.

[Alex Stein]

And I really like Thomas Massie. When it came to Covid, he was really against the lockdowns. He was really against the government overreach. And a lot of the people that were cheering him on back then have now done an about face and just have disregarded all the good work that he did in the past because now Donald Trump doesn't like him. So that's kind of where I'm at. It's like, guys, we need to call balls and strikes. Just because he's not a Donald Trump D rider all the time doesn't mean you need to hate him. You know what I mean? You know, some politicians need to give some kickback, and I think that that actually makes the President better instead of just being a yes, ma' am or yes, sir to everything Donald Trump says and thinks. So I appreciate Thomas Massie, but let's play SOT number of him talking about Jeffrey Epstein not being dead, potentially. The question would be, is he the kind of guy who thought he was cornered and there was no way out? I don't think so. Like, Jeffrey Epstein, to me, seemed like the kind of guy, he was just waiting for them to come and unlock the key and take him back to one of his mansions. And he knew, just like with the first conviction, he just would have to wait for a while and play his cards right. And I think he was that arrogant that that kind of arrogance is built because you got away with it before and then you got away with it a thousand times and you got so much dirt. He's probably thinking, if I can get back to my hard drive, this is all over with. Now you hear Thomas Massie say this, and then there's also information that because the media was all over Jeffrey Epstein once he, quote, unquote, killed himself, that they used a decoy body at the prison to get his real body out of the prison without the media seeing it. So to me, I think there is a small possibility, believe it or not, that Jeffrey Epstein is still alive. Now, what do you think? Is Jeffrey Epstein dead or alive? Priya?

[Priya Patel]

You know, I think we have most reason to believe that he's dead. Am I completely ruling out the fact that he might be alive? Absolutely not. I mean, the amount of crazy stuff that we see every day now, I don't think anything's off the table, and I don't think anything really surprises me all that much anymore. So the idea or the possibility that he could still be alive seems plausible to me. Have I seen a lot of evidence to favor that? Not particularly. It's all speculation at this point, but I certainly don't think it's off the table.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, I think it's possible. And there's also been weird information. Some magazine called Ditch magazine was able to log into his FedEx account because they, you know, went through the emails and they found out his password and they had information that that account, that FedEx account was still getting packages up until 2014. And then there's other. I don't know if it's misinformation or if it's real that Jeffrey Epstein had a. One of these video game accounts and is still currently playing video games, apparently. 2025. Now, I find that one hard to believe because I don't think he's much of a gamer. But what do I know? I mean, a lot of people didn't know he's a pedophile until he got arrested for it. So I guess you don't know somebody until you really know somebody. So what's going on with Jeffrey Epstein is very creepy. It's very bizarre. I'm a little frustrated that nobody else has been arrested for his crimes against humanity. I think that now they're trying to do a big push to get Les Wexner, who is his biggest financier, the person that invested the most in his quote, unquote financial company. So I want to see some other people go down for his crimes against humanity and his crimes against kids. Do you think we'll get any other arrests other than Ghislaine and Jeffrey Priya?

[Priya Patel]

I certainly hope so. And honestly, if the administration and the DOJ and FBI want to restore faith with the American people, I think they're going to have to. We need to see some gains made on this front. Otherwise they're going to lose a lot more favorability, even more than they already have. I mean, people already are very skeptical when it comes to the three letter agencies, specifically, especially the FBI. So if they, if they want to make some positive waves, they should.

[Alex Stein]

You're exactly right. And then coming up next, we're going to go into Pam Bondi and the way that she performed in that committee meeting, I was not very impressed. It seemed to me that she was kind of doubling down and tripling down instead of being a little more humble, instead of being a little more apologetic. And she did defend the president. I know that the president gave her a glowing review, but, you know, if somebody is in a meeting and they're gonna only talk positive about you. Yes. You're gonna say it's a, you know, she did a great job. But the optics from the American people, I don't think it was received very well. It was received very poorly from social media. So coming up next, we're gonna dive a little deeper into Pam Bondi and how she's getting trolled on the Internet as well. Scott Wiener is at a kids anti ice protest being very, very creepy. And luckily Priya is in the great state of California, so she can give us her California ex libtard. Maybe she was never a libtard, but you know what I mean, Everybody in California is a libtard or libtard adjacent. So coming up next, we got a lot of stuff to cover. Thank you for watching After Hours with Alex Ste.

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[Priya Patel]

My Mind.

[Alex Stein]

Thank you guys for watching After Hours with Alex Stein on Real America's Voice. We have a lovely guest, the one, the only Priya Patel. She is not only beautiful but also very smart. Now Priya, I have to ask you. Pam Bondi is getting brutally roasted, brutally frame mogged for talking about how the dow is above 50,000. But I hate to break it to Pam, I don't know if she's looked at the stock market today. The Dow is now under 50,000. So do you think it's time to start investigating pedophiles now that the Dow has dropped a little bit?

[Priya Patel]

Priya yeah, I do. Now that that's not a top priority is that the dow is over 50,000. Yeah, I think we should be investigating pedophiles at this point. I think it should be one of the top priorities, if not the top priority of the doj.

[Alex Stein]

So she's getting trolled by you, me, the Internet and she's also getting trolled by anime video. So let's play saw it Number six of her getting trolled in full Anime. I love this video. Now that clip is so funny because it just really proves the point that it's so dumb to talk about the Dow Jones when, I mean, you're in a hearing, you're in a committee meeting about a serious pedophile ring that involves some of the most influential people in America. So do you think Pam Bondi is just that out of touch or is she just kind of being disingenuous when she talks about the Dow? Is she just using that as a way to deflect from what's really going on in that meeting?

[Priya Patel]

You know, those really are the only two options. And I don't think that Pam Bondi is stupid by any means necessary. But, but look, her messaging on this specific issue has been a complete disaster from the start. I mean, first the files are on my desk. You're going to have them in just days time. And then. Oh, just kidding. There's absolutely nothing there. Oh, we're releasing the files in part, even though it's an absolute nothing burger. Everyone in those, everything in those binders was everything that was already released to the public priority. And now we're just, we're constantly walking things forward and walking things back. And it really looks like it's just a way for her to try and deflect and take eyeballs off of the issue. I don't know why exactly. The administration is filled with some of the best communicators in the country, if not the world. But the DOJ has been a complete train wreck on this front and I don't understand why. But I don't think Pam Bondi is an idiot. So I have to believe that there's some sort of reasoning behind this that she wants to, wants to somehow deflect from the issue.

[Alex Stein]

You know, I have to agree with you 100%. Pam Bonney is obviously not a dumb person. I just think that she's just, she just could have eaten some humble pie and, you know, said, hey, Listen, these are 3 million documents. This is hard, we're gonna make some mistakes. But instead she didn't own up to any of her mistakes and really just looked so disconnected to what the American people want, as if that she has no idea what Trump's base wants. And, and that to me was the biggest surprise in all of this is just her lack of self awareness. She's got no self awareness and had very little self awareness in that meeting. Now, Priya, you are, you know, I think you consider yourself conservative, but you have grown up and lived in California your whole Life. Is that correct?

[Priya Patel]

That is correct, yep.

[Alex Stein]

Well, how the hell did you become conservative in California when everybody there is so lib tarted? Can you tell us how that happened?

[Priya Patel]

Okay, to defend California for a second. If you look at a map of California, most counties are actually quite red. But I grew up in small farm towns in California, so very, very conservative areas. But, yeah, never was.

[Alex Stein]

There are some conservative pockets of California. But, you know, you look at, like, LA and San Francisco, those are probably the most liberal places in the world. And you have state leadership, like state Senator Scott Weiner, who's a total pervert. There's videos and pictures of him at gay pride parades dressed in BDSM clothes and wearing leather masks and showing his nipples, which are. This is absolutely disgusting. And he's going viral today because he participated with a bunch of young children that were doing an ice walkout at an elementary school. Now, if I was in high school, and they said, hey, we're gonna walk out, I don't care what the cause was, I would just walk out because I don't want to go to math class. But if you're at an elementary school and you're walking out, that's all being facilitated by the parents. That's being facilitated by adults. Like, these little kids wouldn't even know what ice means or is. So I want to play this clip of the state senator, homosexual, openly homosexual, Scott Weiner. I mean, gosh, you can see that he's gay from outer space, of him participating with a bunch of small children doing an ice protest and a school walkout. Just. Just bizarre. Let's play the clip.

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[Priya Patel]

It's like a field trip with size.

[Alex Stein]

So, Finley, what.

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[Priya Patel]

I'm in fourth grade. I go to Grattan Elementary School, as you said, and I'm organizing this protest to stop ice. I think it's horrific that people are getting treated this way. I wish Trump would stop doing this to people.

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[Priya Patel]

So it started with just, oh, high school students in Minneapolis are walking out of school. Like, that sounds like a thing I should do. But of course, my principal can't authorize a school walkout. So then it ended up being getting checked out of our after school program and then coming to the dog park, having Officer Rhodes and Officer Washington being here for safety.

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[Priya Patel]

Yeah. Actually, the sign you were holding earlier was the sign I made.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, it was a good sign.

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[Priya Patel]

You're welcome.

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I'm so happy to be here today. And I want to say to all the kids, you are amazing. Those signs are amazing. You did a great job organizing this, and this gives me hope for the future.

[Alex Stein]

I mean, I have no idea if Scott Wiener is a pedophile, but, I mean, he's not doing himself any justice by hanging out with a bunch of elementary schools, taking them out of school when they're supposed to be in school. Like, to me, that used to be called kidnapping, but I guess now, in this day and age, that's called being a social justice warrior. So what do you think about these young kids doing a walkout in fourth grade? Isn't that a little egregious, Priya?

[Priya Patel]

Yeah, you know, I think it's disgusting. Anytime anybody uses children for political propaganda, especially a state senator that is utilizing somebody else's children to push their political propaganda, it's pretty outrageous to me, and it's very obvious, and that these children were given scripts by either Scott or their parents. Either way, I think it's egregious to put these kids on camera and force them to march around a dog park for a cause they know nothing about.

[Alex Stein]

No, you're exactly right. The parents have a lot to blame. You know, we just had this transgender shooter, Jesse, in California. I forget their last name, but their mom transitioned them at 12 years old and told him that he was born in the wrong body. So do we have a child problem in America, or do you think we have a parent problem in America?

[Priya Patel]

You know, I think we have a parent and school administrator issue. I mean, schools, especially elementary, middle school, and high schools, should have no place in or have no place speaking about politics. The only flags that should be hung on the wall or inside or outside of the school should be the American flag and maybe the state flag, but that's just about it. There shouldn't be any pride flags, let alone the terrorist pride flag with the triangle and all the extra things on there. No BLM flags, none of it. It should be the American flag, your state flag, and that's just about it. Pushing these political agendas on these children from such a young age is so harmful to them. I mean, when did we go from, let's teach kids how to think instead of what to think now? That's all they teach. They only teach kids what to Think. And if it doesn't fit with their political agenda, they're going to have retribution against children.

[Alex Stein]

So it's insane. No, you're exactly right, too, about the flag. Because really, what is the only difference between a straight person and a gay person? It's their sexual preference. So what does that mean when it comes to a gay flag? That means that that flag basically only symbolizes your sexual preference. So why would you want to have a flag that dictates your sexual preference in an elementary school where you're not supposed to be talking about sex whatsoever? So the idea of pride flags in classrooms makes me sick. That is, to me, that's pedophilic. It's an attack on children's sexuality, and it's meant to confuse kids and indoctrinate them into this weird woke ideology and make them confused about their sexual orientation and who they're even sexually attracted to. It's ridiculous to me, and I'm happy that you're willing to speak out about it. And I'm trying to speak out about it. You know, I was going to a lot of Texas hearings. I'm just saying this is a serious, serious thing that's happening all over the country, but specifically in California. And as bad as the sexual indoctrination of kids are, I'm one. One topic I really care about is I'm anti abortion. If I ever got you pregnant, which that would never happen, Priya, because I know you'd never let me to do that. But if we did, we would not have an abortion. But then you have. You have Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Seibold Newsom, making Gavin Newsom step aside at this Planned Parenthood press conference, just celebrating abortion, when to me, that is child sacrifice. So let's play the clip then. I want to get your reaction.

[Priya Patel]

We just find it incredulous that we have Planned Parenthood here and women are 51% of the population. And the majority of the questions, all of these questions have really been about other issues. So it's just fascinating. You have this incredible women's caucus and all these allies, and you're not asking about it. And this happens over and over and over and over again. You wonder why we have such a horrific war on women in this country and that these guys are getting away with it because you don't seem to care. So I just offer that with love. These are. You have incredible women in this room and you have these allies. Ask about what we're here for today. Don't you think?

[Alex Stein]

So this was A meeting celebrating how California got $90 million to continue to fund abortions even though Roe vs. Wade got overturned. Which in my mind, you know, if a state wants to choose to do it, I mean, I guess that is what states rights are. But for her to say that there's a war on women and not talking about biological men competing against women in women's sports, that's the real war on women. So what is your opinion on this? Is this more victimhood mentality? Why is she going there and saying there's a war on women when that whole press conference is about killing young women in the womb?

[Priya Patel]

Yeah, I think that's exactly right. You know, there is no war on women aside from, yeah, transgenders invading our bathroom and our sports. But it's pretty ridiculous to claim that there's a war on women. I mean, honestly, women have far more rights than men do in this country. So I think that's a complete cope and finger pointing game just to play the victim. And I find it funny that she claims that there's a war on women. She doesn't seem to know what a woman is, considering. She considers herself the quote, unquote, first partner of the governor of California. She can't even call herself a woman or a wife, which I find very interesting. But, but, you know.

[Alex Stein]

I. Listen, I'm going to say this about Jennifer Stibel. She is hot. I think that's why Harvey Weinstein was all into her. And maybe she had to get one of his babies aborted. I don't know that. I'm just speculating that allegedly, maybe that happened. So maybe that's why she's pro abortion. A lot of people that are pro abortion, maybe it's oftentimes they had one or they're in a situation where they know somebody that had one. And I can understand financially it is hard to have a baby. But. But at the end of the day, when you say it's just a clump of cells. It's not just a clump of cells. It's a human life. It has a soul. And it's sad every time a baby gets aborted. And especially people in your generation. I believe over one third of the population of your generation have been aborted. Priya. That's a harsh reality that not a lot of people know about. And people like Jennifer will never tell the American public that that is what's really going on when they fund $90 million and go against the federal government and kill babies systematically in the womb. So it's really disgusting. It's really sad. But coming up next, I think Priya and I are going to debate, even though she is really hot, believe it or not, I think she's Indian. I don't know her. I don't know what she is ethnically. I don't ever. I'm colorblind. But we're gonna find out next and we're gonna play some shocking videos coming out of India of some, some stuff you couldn't even, you couldn't even imagine people reusing Cubs. It's, it's absolutely disgusting. Disgusting. But I love my Indians. But the Indian I love the most is Priya Patel. So coming up next, you don't want to miss it.

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[Alex Stein]

Thank you. Thank you all so much for watching After Hours with Alex Stein coming to you from the lone star state of Dallas, Texas. And our next, or, excuse me, our current guest Priya Patel is in California. And I'm just going to be honest, she's the hottest Indian girl I've ever seen. But she just corrected me. She's half Indian, half white. So she's the best of both worlds. She's good at tech and she's good at being. I don't know, what are white women good at? Onlyfans? No, I don't know. That's not a good example. But regardless, I don't know what white women are good at, but she is good at everything and she's good looking. Now, Priya, when I first saw you online, I thought, is this Kash Patel's ex wife who's this hot babe getting millions of views? Have other people connected you with Cash because you have the same last name. And I know that's a very common last name, but have other people made that assumption?

[Priya Patel]

It is a very, very common assumption that people make whether I'm related or have been or am married to Kash Patel. With a quick Google search, most people can probably deduce that I'm not related nor am I married to ca. But it did bite me in the butt at the beginning of the administration. I tweeted out a couple of times because people kept making this mistake. And I joked and I said, yay, go cousin, or something along those lines. And now everyone thinks that I am actually related to Cash, but I'm not. At least not to my knowledge.

[Alex Stein]

Okay, well, that's good because, you know, I like Cash. I'm actually friends with Cash or I was closer Friends, before he became the FBI director. And now that he's the FBI director, I think he's in a really tough position. Like, you get hired in that role, and you're the new guy there, and those guys that have been there for 20 or 30 years that are really calling the shot. So he's basically just a figurehead. So I'm very empathetic to Cash, but for them to kind of say that this Epstein thing was no big deal and that Epstein did kill himself, I'm starting to lose a little bit of faith and trust in Cash. So, listen, he's the most powerful Indian guy in America. And you as a half Indian, I think that we can applaud that, that we have a country where a person can come here and work really hard and become successful. It doesn't matter their race, color, ethnicity, or gender. So that is the true American first story, that Cash is a success story. No doubt about it. But I want to play some clips from India. Now, I know you shared my video. I'm going viral because I went. I recently spoke out about this Hindu culture that is. It's invading the North Texas area. Frisco has 33% of the population of Indians are actually in North Texas. And in this video, it went super viral. But it went viral because is India has 1.5 billion people, and all 1.5 billion of them hate me. So before I get your reaction to it, you don't hate me, Priya, right? You forgive me for my transgressions against the Indian community. Please, please forgive me.

[Priya Patel]

Don't hate you. And I think that the large majority of the population in India hate me as well. They see me as a traitor to their nation that I've never been a member of.

[Alex Stein]

So, hey, I know how that feels sometimes, you know, me just even criticizing Donald Trump, all of a sudden, they think I'm a ma or they think I'm a libtard. It's hard. It's hard to kind of go against the grain, but. But that's how we should be. We need to be intellectually honest and we need to have integrity, even if it's not the most popular opinion. So I want to play this video that's going so viral. This is at a cricket match in India. And, you know, actually, if you look at India, I think they had a lower death rate than America when it came to Covid. So maybe this is actually beneficial for their health because they're able to build up antibodies by not having to be well. That's what I'M saying, you know, the fact that they're not following all of the COVID rules that we followed, maybe their immune system is able to build up a little stronger because they have some bacteria. So let's play this clip of this cricket match of them reusing the cups without washing them. Let's play the clip. Now. They're calling this the Delhi cricket scandal. I mean, what do you think about that? Is that just them being frugal or is that just kind of the standard operating procedure in India from, you know, from what you see on the Internet? What is your opinion on all that?

[Priya Patel]

You know, I don't. I don't know. It might be. It might be a protocol for them. I actually have no idea. I wouldn't put it past them. I mean, I haven't been to India since I was a very small child. We took a trip once as a. As a family when I was younger. And I am very aware that my family tends to travel with doctors just because the water tends to be incredibly disgusting and contaminated. And some of the hygiene practices at some smaller local restaurants. We are very particular on the restaurants. Well, my family rather is very particular on restaurants that they attend and make sure that hygiene and the quality of the water and cooking materials is up to par at the very least. But I think this is disgusting. Although I don't know that it would be exclusive to at least this case in particular. I don't know that it would be exclusive to India. There are probably places in the.

[Alex Stein]

In America. You're actually probably right. I have to be honest. You're probably right. They're probably doing the same thing in Kentucky or Alabama. They're probably reusing cups. But I just want to play a small snippet of this news report because they are calling it a scandal in. In Delhi. So let's play a little bit of.

[Priya Patel]

This report has sparked outrage by allegedly showing stadium workers reusing leftover beverages during a tournament fixtures. The footage, which surfaced on platforms like X, appears to show staff members carefully pouring leftover soft drinks from used water cups back into large bottles. The implication of the video is that these beverages were being repackaged to be resold to unsuspecting fans. This incident has brought significant negative attention to the tournament's logistical management and has raised serious health and.

[Alex Stein]

Okay, that's enough Indian hate. Because if I'm being honest, Priyanka, if I could impregnate you, I would. I would like to have a quarter Indian baby with you. I don't know if your dad would Approve of that because some of my viewpoints can be very controversial. But you know who's also a hot Indian, I was just thinking about real quick. I gotta keep talking. Brandon Gill, Dinesh d' Souza's daughter. So are you friends with her? Could you imagine you two walking in the room? Those are the two hottest Indian babes in the whole entire country. Now they're in America. So what do you think about Dinesh d' Souza's daughter? She's pretty hot.

[Priya Patel]

I have never met her, but I love her. I love Brandon. Dinesh is great. He. Him and I follow each other on X, but that's the extent of our interactions together.

[Alex Stein]

Well, we all need to hang out. And then Brandon can have a baby. And then maybe I can convince you to have a baby with me, because I need to have one. And you're young. I think you're in your childbearing years, so maybe I can trick you into having an Indian baby, because honestly, I was a pretty good baseball player. Maybe they can be a cricket player. I think that there are some aspects of Indian culture that is really good. Now you do get called a traitor. I don't think you're a traitor at all. But obviously, you know, you're very Americanized. What does your. Is there kind of a funny dynamic with your parents, one being white and one being Indian? Can you give us inside baseball of what that dynamic is like?

[Priya Patel]

You know, the funny thing is, is that my dad, who is of course the. The Indian side of my family, is actually very, very Americanized and very patriotic. My dad is an immigrant. He moved here when he was in his early teens, but he moved here from England, so he was already very westernized prior to coming here. But yeah, no, there's not really any sort of strange dynamic between my parents, especially on a cultural level, so.

[Alex Stein]

Well, that's good because, you know, they hear all this stuff on the Internet. All these Indians don't wear deodorant. They don't do this. I bet your dad has a bunch of deodorant. I bet your dad smells great. Because you know what? I can just tell. I can't smell you, but I have met you. You smelled great. You're one of the nicest smelling women I've ever met. Priyana, I'm not just saying I smell a lot of women. I'm freakin. I. I'm kind of like a dog in that sense. And you smelled great. So every stereotype, all this BS and this misinformation that people like Alex Stein are spreading on the Internet. You guys should be ashamed of yourself and that Priya is a shining example that Indians are beautiful people and she might be the most beautiful one. I think we could have a contest with Brandon Gill's wife. I keep forgetting her name, but that's neither here nor there. So, Priya, thank you so much for joining us. Where can people find you and support you? Because I know that you've been going so viral online. And let's be honest, it's because you're hot and you're smart and that's a good combination. And a lot of times it's usually one or the other with these women. So I think you're gonna be incredibly successful. But I. I hope I can make you more successful. So how can our audience help you and support you, Priya?

[Priya Patel]

Thank you, Alex. You can find me on all the platforms. You can find me on YouTube. You can find me on X Instagram.

[Alex Stein]

Wait, time out, time out. Not all the platforms. You're not on Onlyfans. I hope. I hope you're not on all the platforms. You better not be on on that one because I would like the link if you have that. If you're on it, send me the link. Though. I'm just for research purposes.

[Priya Patel]

I'm definitely not on only fans.

[Alex Stein]

Everybody there. Instagram. No. Priya. Priya, I have to keep cutting you up. You see all these girls? Lincoln bio. Link in Bio show both of us. Show both of us. What does a Lincoln bio mean, though? You know, that's what they all say. Lincoln bio. So I want to see Priya's face. All right, Priya. Well, thank you so much for joining us. She does not have a link in bio. She is not an only fans girl. She's a smart, beautiful Indian woman that she rides horses too. You ride horses, Is that correct, Priya?

[Priya Patel]

I do ride horses, yes.

[Alex Stein]

Very Taylor Swift esque of you. All right, Priya, thank you so much. And did you say. Actually let me finish. You explaining where they can find you. Sorry about that.

[Priya Patel]

I know you're good. You can find me on all the standard social media platforms. No, OnlyFans. It's just my first name followed by two E's.

[Alex Stein]

Yeah, I can imagine your dad would probably kick your derriere if you're on a website like that. And I mean it. I think you're going to be incredibly successful. Just keep on, you know, making these videos, believe it or not. Like you have to work, you know, every day to become an overnight success. But I think that you already became an overnight success. So congratulations on all that. Congratulations on your social media following. I know it's only going to get bigger from here. And I just want to say thank you for joining After Hours with Alex. All right, guys, that's been our show. It's been a great one. I love India. I hope that I can have a quarter Indian baby with our last guest. I hope she's not listening to that because she's gonna think that's creepy. But guess what? I'm a creep. I'm a freak on Primetime 99. Alex Stein, you've been watching After Hours on Real America's Voice.

[Priya Patel]

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