EXPLOSIVE CRIMINAL CASE, EPSTEIN SUICIDE NOTE, LA MAYORAL DEBATE CHAOS | AFTER HOURS W/ ALEX STEIN

Summary

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Podcast Summary: "After Hours with Alex Stein"

Episode Title: EXPLOSIVE CRIMINAL CASE, EPSTEIN SUICIDE NOTE, LA MAYORAL DEBATE CHAOS
Podcast: Real America’s Voice (iHeartPodcasts)
Date: May 7, 2026
Host: Alex Stein
Note: Timestamps in (MM:SS) format.

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Episode Overview

This episode of "After Hours with Alex Stein" lives up to its reputation for unfiltered, provocative, and irreverent takes on viral news and political controversies. Alex Stein, known for his sharp humor and anti-mainstream commentary, dives into three main topics:

• A viral and polarizing DoorDash criminal case,
• The controversy and conspiracies around Jeffrey Epstein’s “suicide note,”
• The mayhem and outrage of the LA mayoral debate featuring reality star Spencer Pratt.

Stein’s unapologetic, trolling style blends humor, skepticism, and cultural insight, resulting in a wild ride packed with debate-worthy questions, colorful anecdotes, and memorable hot takes.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Viral DoorDash Criminal Case: The Olivia Henderson Saga

(01:06 – 11:10)

• Background:
  A DoorDash driver, Olivia Henderson, posts a video to TikTok of a naked man she caught (allegedly after he had pleasured himself) while delivering food. She claims it was a form of sexual assault; the video goes viral.

• Host’s Take:
  Alex Stein candidly admits to ordering DoorDash frequently, jokes about his own “Freaky Friday” parties with “big booty Latinas,” and questions if being seen naked through one’s own glass door by a delivery driver counts as harassment.

  "I've always been worried, is that sexual harassment if he sees a naked big booty latina inside my house while delivering my falafel?... Come to find out, this woman, Olivia Henderson, does think that is a sex crime." (03:00)

• The Legal Fallout:
  Olivia Henderson is banned from DoorDash and indicted on charges of unlawful surveillance and disseminating illicit images.

  "Now, eight years in the slammer for taking a picture of a guy that was incapacitated in his living room seems a little harsh, but at the same exact time, to me, it does feel like an invasion of privacy." (08:43)

• Core Debate:
  Stein argues that Henderson should have reported the incident privately, not sought viral fame. He emphasizes the importance of respecting privacy, even for “pervy” behavior, and invites listeners to share their own takes.

  "If she really felt like she was a victim, she very easily could have taken that same video and sent it directly to DoorDash." (07:11)

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2. Jeffrey Epstein Suicide Note: Skepticism and Conspiracy

(11:18 – 24:35)

• Stein’s Scepticism:
  Stein outright declares he does not believe the official story of Jeffrey Epstein’s death.

  "What I do know is that Jeffrey Epstein was connected to some of the most influential people in the world... I know he didn't kill himself." (11:37)

• Suicide Note Analysis:
  The recently released “suicide note” is ridiculed for its odd tone, lack of signature, and suspicious origins.

  “Why wouldn’t Jeffrey Epstein sign his name on that note?... We have people that can authenticate Babe Ruth's autograph... but no, he conveniently just left that off, the suicide note.” (17:10)

• Conspiratorial Claims:
  Lapses in prison protocol, missing surveillance footage, and decoy bodies used by the Federal Correctional Facility are cited as “fishy.” Stein accuses the official narrative of being engineered to enrage the public.

  "So to me, all of this seems a little fishy." (18:46)

• Prison Life & Epstein's State of Mind:
  Reportage from an alleged inmate and a family member (his brother) further muddy the waters, questioning the authenticity of the note and Epstein’s mental state.

  “His life, and he was not ready for prison. He confessed that he'd been bullied by black kids when he was growing up, and he was afraid of black inmates.” (20:39)

• Conclusion:
  Stein argues that the true story is less important than exposing Epstein’s influential network and broader abuse scandals.

  “Even if they gave us all 10 billion documents of Jeffrey Epstein, it's never going to be enough. And the way that he died... I think it's just meant to make us mad.” (23:25)

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3. LA Mayoral Debate Chaos: Spencer Pratt’s Candidacy

(24:44 – 35:20)

• Reality TV Meets Politics:
  Stein reminisces about watching Spencer Pratt on "The Hills," and frames his mayoral run as a symptom of LA’s failed leadership.

  “Winning an election is not an IQ test. And Spencer Pratt is going to focus on making sure that the fire hydrants actually have water in them.” (25:40)

• City’s Wildfire Crisis:
  Spencer Pratt, whose home burned down in LA wildfires, calls out city officials for empty reservoirs and poor fire preparedness.

  “The winds in the Pacific Palisades never reach higher than 40 miles per hour... without those two reservoirs filled... these firefighters had to fly all the way to Malibu and Encino to get water.” – Spencer Pratt (31:27)

• Debate Highlights & Insults:
  There is mocking back-and-forth with incumbent Karen Bass. Stein and co-hosts deride LA politicians, call for “common sense,” and advocate for Pratt’s elementary solutions.

  “It doesn't matter if you have a billion firefighters if you don’t have any water in the reservoir.” (32:47)

• Homelessness and Drugs:
  The discussion sharply critiques current policy approaches toward the homeless, blaming rampant drug addiction and wasted spending.

  "These people do not want a bed. They want fentanyl or super meth... $400 million for 3,000 people is an absolute failure." – Spencer Pratt (34:28)

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4. Quick Hits: Trending Clips and Hot Takes

(39:39 – 47:13)

Weight Loss Drugs & Their Fallout

• Ozempic/Wegovy Side Effects:
  Stein responds humorously to viral reports that GLP-1 drugs cause emotional “flatness,” claiming the real issue is “ugly ducklings” becoming hot and seeking new partners.

  "Maybe they're less horny with their old partner because they're sick and tired of looking at their fat partner." (41:00)

The American Religion of McDonald's

• Ronald McDonald Sings National Anthem:
  An extended segment rhapsodizes the patriotic symbolism of McDonald's, culminating in Ronald McDonald’s rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner.

  “Ronald McDonald singing the national anthem is one of the most beautiful sights I’ve ever laid my eyes on... Chicken nuggets can save lives. Well, they’ll cause diabetes... but it's the joy of eating the hot nugget that matters the most.” (45:36, 46:00)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "I'm a pimp on a blimp." – Alex Stein, on his DoorDash habits and lifestyle (01:30)

• "If she really cared about her job as a DoorDasher, she could have handled this with DoorDash." – Alex Stein (08:43)

• "What I do know is that Jeffrey Epstein was connected to some of the most influential people in the world... Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew." – Alex Stein (11:37)

• “This letter was not signed by Jeffrey Epstein... Even family members are denying this is an authentic letter.” – Fox News Reporter (17:59)

• "If you can't even put water in the water reservoirs, you can't even meet the bare requirements it is as a city government." – Alex Stein (32:52)

• “How many beds you give these people? They are on super meth, they are on fentanyl... These people do not want a bed. They want fentanyl or super meth.” – Spencer Pratt (34:28)

• "McDonald's is the greatest restaurant in American history. And I just want to play you one of the most inspiring videos I've ever seen in my life." – Alex Stein (44:15)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

| Timestamp | Segment | |-----------|----------------------------------------------------------| | 01:06 | Show kickoff, DoorDash viral crime case introduction | | 03:00 | Sexual harassment through a glass door? | | 05:48 | Olivia Henderson's own defense & Doordash ban | | 06:32 | Legal analysis of charges | | 08:06 | New felony indictment updates | | 11:18 | Jeffrey Epstein suicide skepticism starts | | 13:10 | Reading/analyzing Epstein's alleged suicide note | | 16:47 | Fox News report: note isn't signed, authenticity doubted | | 19:20 | Cellmate commentary – Epstein’s prison mindset | | 24:44 | Spencer Pratt and LA mayoral debate introduction | | 29:05 | Pratt’s viral campaign message | | 34:28 | Pratt on LA homelessness & drugs | | 39:39 | Viral trend: Ozempic, weight loss, & relationship woes | | 44:15 | Ronald McDonald sings the national anthem |

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Tone & Style

Alex Stein’s trademark is a blend of sharp sarcasm, bombastic delivery, and a willingness to offend or provoke. The episode frequently switches between deadpan satirical humor and deadly serious cultural/political critique, embodying Real America’s Voice commitment to “unfiltered” commentary.

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For listeners or readers unfamiliar with the episode:
Expect strong language, edginess, anti-mainstream narratives, and moments of both outrage and absurd comedic relief. Stein moves swiftly from true crime to conspiracy, politics, drugs, and pop culture, never hesitating to troll or to challenge his audience’s assumptions.

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For further enrichment, tweet @Alex9999 with your own hot take on any segment!

Transcript

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Late night just got dangerous. After Hours with your host, Alex Stein starts right now.

[Alex Stein]

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to After Hours with Alex Stein, right here on Real America's Voice. And we got a lot to talk about tonight. I want to give a shout out to one of my colleagues, a good friend of mine, Brian Glenn. He is retiring. He is one of our hardest working soldiers here at Real America's Voice. I just want to shout him out. Love you, Brian. I know your time off will be great. You and Marjorie will have a lot of free time to go hang out, and you guys have earned it. I'm not even saying that sarcastically. You guys have literally earned it. You guys worked really hard. So I'm happy to see Brian, after, I believe, almost 40 years in the media business, finally, you know, take a little rest and retire. Even though it's probably going to be temporarily, it'll still be good that he takes a little time off. I need a little time off, and I'm not even working that dang hard, but that's just me. All right, guys, now I want to talk about this viral story that, to me is. It's near and dear to my heart, I would say, because I am addicted to ordering doordash. That's right. I'm a little lazy. I'm a pimp on a blamp. If I got to pay some Filipino immigrant $10 extra to bring me my, you know, Burger King or KFC or my falafel, I'll do it because I got it like that. But not everybody does. Some people are struggling. Oftentimes the people that are delivering the food for doordash to people like myself, and that's why I won't even look at them in the face. When they drop it off. And I make sure that if they knock on the door, I will leave them a one star review. But I don't try to leave one star reviews. I don't want to get into that. But that's a whole other thing because that's negative vibrational energy. So I only leave a review if it's good. But what I do is I call their boss and I try to get them fired. So my point is this doordash to me is a crutch that I rely on every single day. And there are times where I've been in vulnerable situations where I called the doordash driver and I was out late night, and I got some big booty Latinas in the house. They're running around topless. My cats are going crazy, my dogs are barking, and my door, it is a glass door. The front door of my house is a glass door. There's another little door, kind of blocks the whole house. But at that glass door, you can see the big booty latinas running around topless. You can. And I've always been worried, like, if there is a doordash driver and we're having, you know, one of my, you know, freaky Friday fiestas that I have every single Friday and some Mondays and Tuesdays and Wednesdays and Thursday and Saturdays, and I do them a lot. I'm always worried, is that sexual harassment if he sees a naked big booty latina inside my house while delivering my falafel? Come to find out, this woman, Olivia Henderson, does think that is a sex crime. That's right. Olivia Henderson is gone super viral because she posted on TikTok that she was sexually assaulted because when she was delivering doordash. That's right. She was a doordash delivery driver. When she showed up to a house, the front door was ajar and there was a naked man on the couch. And he had just what it looks like, what we speculate, had just pleasured himself. So his pants are at his ankle. We cannot play the video clip on this program because it is too explicit. But what Olivia decided to do was to take a video from the porch into the house. But because she couldn't get that of an a. That great of an angle, allegedly she cracked the door a little bit. Now, this will all come out in the upcoming trial because she has been indicted. That's right. For posting illicit pictures illegally of a naked person. Now, the reason this story is such a big deal, because it really is polarizing. You know, who's the bad guy? Who's the good guy? Now? I'm not saying that it's great to kind of crank your meat and then call the DoorDash driver. Been there, done that. But my point is this. I don't think it's right that she took a picture of him and violated his, you know, privacy. So this is why this story is making so much news everywhere you see it on social media. The clips have gone so Viral, especially on TikTok where she was suspended. So to give you even a little more context, let's play saw one to hear about the story from when it originally happened.

[Bo Davidson]

That's up.

[Alex Stein]

Now. That was a much shortened version of the original video of her on the doorsteps of the man that she allegedly illegally filmed. Now I want to play shot number two. This is her talking about after she posted this video to TikTok and it inevitably went viral, TikTok banned her account. But the whole entire time, Olivia kept on saying that she was the one that was sexually harassed because I guess her logic, she was forced to deliver food to a guy who was naked in his house. I know it's confusing, but let's play this clip of Olivia, who is delusional, talking about her ban from doordash.

[Olivia Henderson]

They told me to continue with my appeal without knowing a reason why. There's an option to select. Don't know why I was deactivated, and then you still have to explain yourself. So I did, and within 12 hours afterward, they had already denied my appeal. So I'm really never getting my DoorDash account back. DoorDash deactivated me. DoorDash punished me for exposing my assaulter.

[Alex Stein]

Now, this is one of the biggest red flags for Olivia Henderson. Once she got banned from DoorDash, she knew that she was no longer the victim, even though she kept representing herself as a victim online and on TikTok. But then she got a lot of bad news. She was actually indicted. Now I want to play SOT number three of Chris Stewart from Law and Crime Time explaining what she was indicted for.

[Chris Stewart]

Hundreds of thousands of people viewed that. Tick tock. But according to the Oswego Police Department, that's not what happened. Police say the man was not a predator. He was unconscious, incapacitated by alcohol. He was drunk. According to police, and according to their investigation, no sexual assault occurred. So the investigation was not focused on him. The investigation was focused on the person who took a video of him, that DoorDash driver, Olivia Henderson. And Henderson was arrested in November. She was charged with two felonies. Unlawful surveillance and dissemination of an unlawful surveillance image.

[Alex Stein]

Now, that's a very serious allegation. And of course, everybody's innocent until proven guilty, even though it's not really like that. But, I mean, according to the letter of the law, it is. And now she has been indicted for a serious crime. And the reason that I don't feel very sympathetic whatsoever is because if she really felt like she was a victim, she very easily could have taken that same video and sent it directly to doordash. But instead, Olivia chose to post it on TikTok, knowing that it would get tons of traction. And then once she got a lot of negative feedback because, you know, according to the cops, this is illegal surveillance, she realized that she was not a victim any longer. And now I do feel like if anybody's gonna be sympathetic to her, it's probably now the fact that she's been indicted for multiple crimes, and now they've actually more charges. Let's play side number four of the latest charge, that they just indicted her for another crime on May 1st in regards to this case.

[Chris Stewart]

Now, this story just took another major turn and got even more serious because on May 1, a grand jury indicted Henderson, finding probable cause that she committed felonies. And she appeared in court that same day. And you can see that we have video of her walking into that courtroom, courtesy of WSYR tv. Now, she's pleaded not guilty to these two felonies that she faces. But this case is not going away anytime, anytime soon, it seems, because if she's convicted, she is looking at up to eight years in prison for what she allegedly did.

[Alex Stein]

Now, eight years in the slammer for taking a picture of a guy that was incapacitated in his living room seems a little harsh, but at the same exact time, to me, it does feel like an invasion of privacy. And that's why, if she really cared about the situation, she should have handled it through doordash, holding the video and seeing how doordash handled her, you know, complaint. And then she could have exposed it, but instead, she got impulsive. She posted a naked picture or a naked video of a man that she was delivering food to, thinking that somehow all of society would get behind her. And some people did, of course. Not surprisingly, some people do feel like she was a victim, but the sheriff's office did not think she was a victim. The sheriff's office actually thinks that the guy that was incapacitated and allegedly drunk in his house, had ordered the food, was the victim. And I think that this could have been solved much more Professionally, if she actually cared about her job as a doordasher, she could have handled this with doordash and then just waited. And if doordash didn't handle it correctly, then she potentially could have shared it. Or if she was going to share it, she could have blurted out. She could have. There's a million different ways she could have handled this situation, and I'll just say she handled it the worst way possible by trying to play like a victim and trying to misrepresent what actually happened, because there are allegations that she actually opened the door more so she could get a better picture. And that's according to the victim. So all of that will inevitably come out in the upcoming court case. So I want you to be the judge. What do you guys think? Do you think that Olivia Henderson was wrong for taking a picture of a guy that was sitting inside of his house, even though he was naked, and then posting it on the Internet? Or do you think Olivia Henderson got what she deserved? I want you guys to tell me on Twitter, it's Alex 9 99. When you're watching this, tweet at me, is Olivia Henderson wrong or right? It's a very viral story, and if I like your answers, I'll respond and I'll retweet it. So. So tweet me right now. All right, guys, coming up next, we got a huge story. Even though I don't even believe it. Allegedly we got the suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein, who I don't even think is probably dead. I mean, maybe he is dead, but I know he didn't kill himself. We're gonna get into that. Coming up after the break. On the Grind all the Time.

[Co-host/Commentator]

You claim that I don't. Inside.

[Alex Stein]

Welcome back to After Hours with Alex Stein right here in Real America's Voice. And you know what subject I'm going to talk about? It's a subject that I'm sick and tired of talking about, but I'm not. I'm not sick and tired of talking about it because it's not important, I guess. I'm sick and tired of talking about it because I don't believe it. I don't believe the official story. Regard Jeffrey Epstein. I don't believe a lot of what the media tells us. Obviously, the guy was a perv. Obviously he was a creep. He was definitely a pedophile. But I believe that he was running in such elite circles that it's actually plausible that he could have faked his death. And I know a lot of people. Oh, you're just A crazy conspiracy theorist, sure, I am guilty. But what I do know is that Jeffrey Epstein was connected to some of the most influential people in the world. Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, a lot of bills. That's kind of random. Prince Andrew, the Queen's favorite son, was best friends with Jeffrey Epstein. I would say that's pretty powerful friend group. A lot more powerful than my friends. I mean, my friends are all divorced and a lot of them are going through a lot of hard pains, you know, raising their children and some of their children are bad and it's causing them a lot of problems. I got a lot of my friends are divorced. None of them, I guess Bill Gates is divorced, but none of them are billionaires. So I don't know what that's like. I'm kind of on a different playing field and that's fine. But what I do know is that Jeffrey Epstein more than likely could be dead. But I know for a fact he did not kill himself. I mean, I say I know for a fact, but I just highly doubt that he actually killed himself because in his first court case when he was arrested in Florida, he got a sweetheart deal. So I don't know why he didn't think that he would be able to get a sweetheart deal in this similar situation as long as he sang like a bird. And I think that's what he was. Everybody was speculating that he was going to do is he was going to drop the dime on Hollywood and the elites that allegedly were on his island doing stuff to kids. And by doing that, by becoming a state's witness or a federal, you know, informant, that that would give him some sort of leniency in his sentencing for his inevitable guilty charge of being a sexual pervert with children. So I do think even though the cards are stacked against Jeffrey Epstein in his mind, with his power and his wealth, he always thought he had some sort of get out of jail free card or a way to mitigate the horrendous punishment that they were going to give him. So I don't think that Jeffrey Epstein would be motivated to kill himself. But according to the latest information, we have a suicide note. So let's pull up a suicide note and I want to read it real quick. And you guys, I'll let you guys be the judge. So it says, it says the notes been authenticated. Let me read it right here. They investigated me for a month, found nothing. So 15 year old charges resulted. It is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye. What you want me to do bust out crying. No fun, not worth it. Now that doesn't even sound right to me. What does that mean? Uh, they investigated me for a month, found nothing. Okay, so right then, if they found nothing, then you probably think that you could probably get out of this once this actually goes to court. 15 year old charges. Okay. Whoop dee doo. Why is he even talking about that in his suicide note? I just, I don't know if he would do that, but I. Once again, this is just pure speculation. And then he says it is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye. I don't think that's a treat at all. I don't think that's a treat at all. Most billionaires don't kill themselves and they don't look at that as a treat. Most people would actually like to live. That's kind of the default setting that we all choose when we wake up in the morning. And there are, you know, some people that kill themselves, but most people are doing that because they just have no hope or they're seriously mentally ill. I just don't get the impression that Jeffrey Epstein would do this. And then the Daily Mail released it, and it came out in the most recent release of the Epstein files that the Federal Correctional Facility that was holding Jeffrey Epstein used a decoy body to distract the media when Jeffrey Epstein's body was taken to the morgue. Now, I don't understand why you would need to go through all of those hoops to stop the media from knowing that Jeffrey Epstein died, considering that was going to be the biggest news story of the entire month. So to me, it feels like there's some funny stuff going on. And then there's also in the Epstein leaks, there's information that people at the Federal Correctional Facility said that they saw people in military outfits walk in. There's people that said that nobody was even able to videotape his cell because of the angle that it was in. The fact that the security guards happened to turn off the main camera that could have actually spotted Jeffrey Epstein through all of this happened to be conveniently turned off. And then the fact that the guards that were supposed to be watching Jeffrey Epstein were also looking up motorcycles on Craigslist as if they were going to get some big payday to be able to buy their dream dirt bike or Yamaha or Harley Davidson. So to me, all of this seems a little fishy. Now I want to play this clip of Jeffrey Epstein talking about, excuse me, I want to play this clip if I can find is Number five of Jeffrey Epstein. Fox News reporting on Jeffrey Epstein's suicide note.

[Fox News Reporter]

This was actually not signed by Jeffrey Epstein. Now, this has just been released by the judge in a separate case. He actually had a cellmate who claims to have found this note allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein. He says, I found it. It was inside of a book. It was a piece of paper. It apparently had been ripped out of a yellow legal pad.

[Alex Stein]

Why wouldn't Jeffrey Epstein sign his name on that note? I wonder why. I mean, considering that we have a whole economy of people that can just look at an autograph and tell if it's real or fake. We have people that can authenticate Babe Ruth's autograph. They can authenticate Dak Prescott's autograph. They can authenticate Messi's autograph. I bet you they could authenticate Jeffrey Epstein's autograph. But no, he conveniently just left that off, the suicide note. And then the fact that they said that they received the note because another cellmate found it in one of his books. Shouldn't the FBI be the one going through his cell after he dies and kills himself? Allegedly. Why are other inmates just able to go into his room and look through his stuff? So, once again, to me, this all seems very fishy. Now I want to play SOT number six, Fox News talking about they're not certain this is Jeffrey Epstein's work at all.

[Fox News Reporter]

We're not certain that this is actually his handwriting. In fact, a family member has already come out and said that they don't believe this is the actual work of Jeffrey Epstein, this purported suicide note. At one point in the note, he allegedly said, you know, what am I going to do, cry about it? And he could. He goes on to also say at one point, you know, maybe I could call my own shot and determine how I leave this earth, or something to that effect. I just want everyone to be skeptical, Laura, not because this is not newsworthy. It most certainly is. And I think the fact that, that the judge has actually released it is important. But it's also important to make sure that you understand that first of all, there's no signature here. Even some family members are denying this is an authentic letter written by Jeffrey Epstein himself.

[Alex Stein]

Now, the family member that Fox News is talking about is allegedly Jeffrey Epstein's brother, who was his best friend, was all over the Epstein files, was in constant communication with Jeffrey, and he doesn't like to publicly speak about his brother. And if Jeffrey Epstein's own brother allegedly thinks his note is fake, I think he would know Better than us. But, you know, who am I to judge? I'm not a judge. I'm just a pimp on a blimp. Now, I want to play this next side. This is a fellow inmate talking about how stressed Jeffrey was when he decided to kill himself.

[Jeffrey Epstein Inmate]

It doesn't. It doesn't. But it seems to me he was probably very stressed being in the special housing unit because that's a really bad environment. That's the worst of the worst in the prison. If you want protective custody, you don't. You're with the bad boys and they yell and scream all night. And it's just harrowing to be in the shoe, is what I understand. Fortunately, I never went because I obeyed the rules. But I think that he was probably very stressed at that moment and was just scribbling.

[Alex Stein]

I have no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was incredibly stressed out while sitting in a federal prison, especially the special housing unit. The shoe. But at the same exact time, shortly before Jeffrey Epstein killed himself, he was at the vending machine getting candy with his attorney, talking about how they had such a slam dunk case against the federal government. So I don't know how some guy can go from so hot to so cold, even if they're stressed out. Now, the same inmate says that Jeffrey was not ready for prison, which, of course, nobody is ready from prison unless you've been there a bunch and you only feel comfortable inside the prison and not on the outside world. But that's somebody that's seriously institutionalized, that has spent their whole life in prison. Anybody that has spent the majority of their life outside of prison definitely is not ready for prison. Let's play this clip.

[Jeffrey Epstein Inmate]

His life, and he was not ready for prison. He confessed that he'd been bullied by black kids when he was growing up, and he was afraid of black inmates. He was afraid of inmates. I mean, most of his conversations centered around how am I going to deal with this place? He was really apprehensive.

[Alex Stein]

Was that something? Now, of course, it's just obvious. And I feel like that inmate is probably working for the government. And I'm kind of just saying that facetiously, but I will tell you this much. Jeffrey Epstein ran in the most elite circles in the world. Donald Trump was even friends with him. And then Donald Trump realized he was a creep and pervert and kicked him out of Mar a Lago. So I don't believe that any of the allegations against Donald Trump are true. But what I do know is that Donald Trump is the most powerful man on earth. And Jeffrey Epstein and him did know each other. And Jeffrey Epstein knew an incredibly large amount of influential people. So whether or not he killed himself, to me, I guess is not the biggest deal. But what is the biggest deal is realizing what other people contributed to the sexual abuse of children. And what we learned is after the Epstein files were all released, which they haven't all been released, but 3 million of those documents, there have been a lot of false allegations on acquaintances of Jeffrey Epstein. Now, I want to make it clear, just because you knew Jeffrey Epstein doesn't make you a pedophile. But what needs to come out is the ones that were pedophiles. We've looked at these cache of documents and they're talking about smoothies, they're talking about eating jerky and talking about how they want to switch to eating regular food because they've been eating too much jerky. And they're using coded language. That, to me reminds me of. And I know you guys are going to get mad. This is going to trigger some people. But the Pizzagate days. And sure, maybe James Elephantis, the guy that was allegedly running the child sex ring, maybe he wasn't running a child sex ring out of a pizza pizza parlor in D.C. even though stranger things have happened. What I do know is that in James Alefontis's social media, he was using code words that are similar to the same code words that the FBI release, saying that these are the words that predators use online to communicate with each other. Like the word cheese pizza stands for child porn. So they say, can I buy some cheese pizza? That means, can I buy some child porn? Prawn. And they use coded language for all kinds of stuff. Walnut sauce means something disgusting. I can't even say it on the air. They use coded words to speak to each other. And when you look at Jeffrey Epstein and you look at the emails, there is some coded language in there that would seriously raise some red flags to anybody that is paying attention to what's going on with Jeffrey Epstein, Pizzagate, and all of the terrible, terrible child abuse that's happening in our country. So we're probably never going to be satisfied with the outcome. Even if they gave us all 10 billion documents of Jeffrey Epstein, it's never going to be enough. And the way that he died, very anticlimactically by allegedly killing himself, to me, I think it's just meant to make us mad. So let's not worry too much about the stuff we can't control and not really get worried about it, because whether he is dead or alive. At least Jeffrey Epstein's gone, and that's a win for society. All right, guys, coming up after the break, we're going to watch and react to the latest viral clips from Spencer Pratt's mayoral mayor debate. I can't say mayoral very well, but it's the mayor debate in Los Angeles. I think he freaking brought the pain. We're going to get into it after the break.

[Announcer/Host Voice]

Welcome back to after hours. Unreal america's voice.

[Alex Stein]

Thank you guys so much for joining us this evening. You're watching After Hours with Alex Stein right here in real America's Voice. Now, I want to talk about one of my favorite people. And you're like, why is Spencer Pratt one of your favorite people? Well, I'll tell you why Spencer Pratt is one of my favorite people, because I was obsessed with reality TV when I was younger. I used to love watching the Hills, Laguna Beach. I know that's a little sus and that seems a little gay, but I would watch it with my girlfriend. And trust me, me and my girlfriend, we're not doing any gay stuff. But sometimes you have to watch the shows your girlfriend wants to watch, and then you kind of get into it. You're like, is that guy the villain? Is he the good guy? And I used to love watching Spencer and Heidi and Caitlyn Jenner's son, Brody Jenner. I used to love it. I just used to eat it up. That was back before the Internet was really popping like it is today, and we actually had to watch tv, believe it or not, even though we still watch tv. But now it was just different. There was less media to consume. So you would really get into the storylines of these reality TV shows. And of course, reality TV is still popular, but it was just different back then. It just, it just was. It had so much more energy behind it, if that makes sense, because there was less reality shows to watch. So the whole entire industry and reality TV was not watered down. The shows that actually made it MTV were usually successful, and then the ones that got super successful, there was a reason for that. And Spencer Pratt was one of the main reasons that that show was so successful. Now, probably walking you down memory lane a little too long, but I'll tell you this much. Spencer Pratt is in a tough race to become the next mayor of Los Angeles. And I know you're asking yourself, well, Alex, why are you endorsing and gassing up an ex reality TV star to be the mayor of one of the most important cities in America? Well, I'll Tell you why. Because Spencer Pratt's story is very unique. He was actually a victim of a horrible wildfire that costed him his entire home, a lot of his precious memories. And he has been a victim of the terrible leadership of Los Angeles, California. And oftentimes, being a victim will really kind of help you overcome any future obstacles. And even though he is a reality TV star, you think, well, what qualifications is that to be a freaking mayor? Well, what qualifications does any politician have? I mean, half these people are dumber than a box of rocks. And I mean that 100% disrespectfully. It's just a fact. Most politicians you talk to, they're not like Thomas Massie. They're not computer nerds. They're really just kind of people that have some sort of social grace. And half the time, they don't even have social grace. And they were able to win an election. So winning an election is not an IQ test. And Spencer Pratt is going to focus on making sure that the fire hydrants actually have water in them. In la, I mean, that is the bare minimum that a city is required to do. And in Los Angeles, they can't even do that. They have reservoirs empty with no water whatsoever. And they know that they have debris and dead bushes that is highly flammable. Even Donald Trump said that they need to spend more time landscaping that area and getting rid of the dead brush. But of course, they don't do that. But if you're not going to, you're not going to clean up the dead brush and all the dry wood and all the dry leaves.

[Co-host/Commentator]

At least put water in the water reservoirs and make sure the fire extinguishers work. Make sure that you can plug in

[Alex Stein]

and get some water. Seems so easy.

[Co-host/Commentator]

You ever try to flush your toilets?

[Alex Stein]

No water. You're like, oh, this doesn't work. They care more about their own toilet than they do actually putting water and making everything else work. Okay, we need water.

[Co-host/Commentator]

And guess what? LA is next to the ocean. They have a desalinization plant they could easily get. They have unlimited water, and they can't even put it in the dang fire hoses. Okay? So for anybody that's doubting Spencer Pratt, he can't be that retarded. Okay? On this first day of the job, put water in the water reservoir.

[Alex Stein]

Boom.

[Co-host/Commentator]

Next Wildfire is going to be much smaller.

[Alex Stein]

He's already a better mayor than Karen Bass, all right? But I really am excited for his campaign because he's running a very different campaign. And this video has Gone super viral of him talking about his upcoming candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles.

[Spencer Pratt]

This is where Mayor Vass lives. You notice something? Or here where Nithya Raman's three million dollar mansion sits. They don't have to live in the mess they've created. Where you live. This is where I live. They let my home burn down. I know what the consequences of failed leadership are. That's why I'm running for mayor. For my sons and the rest of us Angelenos that want to stop these corrupt politicians from destroying our city. We are gonna get the golden age of Los Angeles back.

[Alex Stein]

I love that Spencer Pratt addresses the homeless issues. He talks about how he was a victim of the horrible leadership from Karen Bass. And now we're gonna play a clip from the debate last night of Karen Bass saying that it was the lack of firefighters is why the wildfires burned so much. Hmm. I guess. I guess it doesn't matter. You can have a billion firefighters, but

[Co-host/Commentator]

if you don't have water to spray on the fire, how does that.

[Alex Stein]

Karen, let's just play the clip.

[K]

First of all, the primary problem there was that the chief sent home a thousand firefighters. We actually had fire trucks with not enough firefighters there. So yes, there were fire trucks that were broken, but there were also fire trucks that were out of use because she had sent the firefighters home. You are correct. There was supposed to have been deployment and pre deployment in the area. That did not happen. But the same way that LA was not prepared, neither was the county.

[Alex Stein]

Karen, this is Megamind. Alex Stein.

[Co-host/Commentator]

I don't care if you had 1 billion firefighters. If they don't have any water or fire trucks to spray the fire, it will not go out. And you don't have to have a Megamind like this to know that. So that's why I know Spencer Pratt

[Alex Stein]

will be sufficient when he inevitably becomes mayor. I've said inevitably a lot on this episode. Count how many times I said inevitably. If you tweet at me and you're correct, I'll send you some free soldier fuel. And if I can't send you some free soldier fuel, I'll send you a pair of my used underwear. And I know you're freaky out there, so you'll probably want that. But now this debate, it got a little contentious. I want to play this next clip of Spencer correcting Karen Bash regarding the situation with the firefighters.

[Spencer Pratt]

The thousand firefighters that were available, but there was no engines for them because of the $17 million that Chief Crowley had asked the mayor for nine weeks before. And Mayor Karen Bass denied it. So they may have been available, but they didn't have the equipment they needed. Not to mention Janice Quinones, who Mayor Karen Bass put into her position of power at the ladwp. She drained both of these reservoirs that these firefighters needed to put out these fires. A lot of people talk about climate change and hurricane force winds. The winds in the Pacific Palisades never reach higher than 40 miles per hour. For those first six hours, they didn't go above 27 miles per hour. So without those two reservoirs filled with 117 million gallons and 5 million gallons, these firefighters had to fly all the way to Malibu and Encino to get water. So that, to me is the most dangerous thing that this, the mayor put us up against.

[Alex Stein]

I mean, that's common sense. And he said a lot of information that we need to pay attention to the fact that the winds were only even 40 miles per hour at their strongest. So this isn't like 100, you know, when that's going 100 miles an hour, just, you know, spitting ambers everywhere. 40 miles an hour is not that bad. If you have enough water, you can go up there, you can probably put this thing out.

[Co-host/Commentator]

But unfortunately it doesn't matter if you have a billion firefighters if you don't have any water in the reservoir.

[Alex Stein]

And I'm sorry I'm yelling, but this just seems like common sense. And I'm actually in a way happy that this happened, that the leadership has failed so terribly in Los Angeles that now we're about to have a reality TV star from the hills become the mayor. Because the system is so screwed up. I'm going to copy Joe Biden. We need to build it back better. It needs to collapse in Los Angeles. And guess what? Spencer Pratt will be the guy that brings it back. Because in my opinion, if you can't even put water in the water reservoirs, you can't even meet the bare requirements it is as a city government. So you're so bad it can't get any worse than this. Now, I also want to give Spencer a lot of credit because he talked about the horrible, horrible homeless crisis that's happening in Los Angeles. It's a city of dreams. A lot of people go out there not just for the recreational marijuana, even though that is a big incentive. They go out there to chase their dreams. Everybody wants to be a starlet. Everybody wants to be on the silver screen. Everybody wants to be a star, including yours truly. And they go out there with huge dreams. But they find out that Los Angeles is a very dangerous, tough city. And that takes a lot of work to get your name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. And it's much more likely you're going to get addicted to fentanyl and have to become a street walking prostitute than it is that you're going to ever win a Grammy or an Emmy or an Oscar. And that's just the sad reality of the situation. And because of this motivation to move to California, it has a terrible homeless crisis and it needs to be addressed and it's not going to be fixed by throwing money at it. So let's play this clip of Spencer talking about the homeless problem in Los Angeles.

[Spencer Pratt]

How many beds you give these people? They are on super meth, they are on fentanyl. The DEA statistics says 93% of this is a drug addiction problem. Nithya Councilwoman Robins plan for treatment first, I will go below the Harbor Freeway tomorrow with her and we can find some of these people she's going to offer treatment for. She's going to get stabbed in the neck. These people do not want a bed. They want fentanyl or super meth. These ideas cost us over $400 million to house for 670. What is it? 3,000 people for 400 million is an absolute failure for both of them. They're a team.

[Alex Stein]

Spencer Pratt spitting facts. These people don't care about getting a free apartment or a free hotel room because all they care about is getting their neck next hit of fentanyl. So we need to address the drug prices in our cities and not just throw money and give these people hotel rooms so that they can actually be in the same hotel as a normal paying customer and then potentially get their kids hooked on crack when they see each other at the Coke machine at three in the morning because the kid's thirsty and wants a Sprite. And then next thing you know, they're next to the fentanyl addict and the fennel addict gives them some free fentanyl and then the kid takes it, then they OD and then they die. So that actually happens. And the reason that happens is because these fentanyl addicts and these crack addicts and these drug addicts, they don't care care about having a home. They probably had hundreds of opportunities to live with people and their family to help them and they disregarded all that because their only focus is getting high. So until we focus on fixing that, we're going to continue to have a terrible homeless crisis not only in Los Angeles, but all over our country. And I Do want to make one clarification? My producers, in my ear, Los Angeles is technically the City of Angels. I called it the city of Dreams, which he's a New Yorker but is technically New York. Or Mumbai, which is one of my favorite cities. Stinky, but it's still one of my favorite cities. The culture is just very good. So I apologize. But people still go to LA to chase your dream. So I think it is applicable to what I'm saying here. But that's neither here nor there. Los Angeles, City of Angels, but really it's a city of demons because everybody's on fentanyl, shooting up all day long under bridges constantly. And Spencer Pratt is a solution to fix that, believe it or not. All right, guys, coming up after the break, we react to to some of the. We react to some of the craziest clips on the Internet. It's gonna make you sick. Trust me, you don't want to miss it. Thank you guys so much for staying up late. You know what my secret is? I drink it every show and I drink it every day after the show, before the show. It's called Soldier Fuel. It is one of the most delicious energy drinks I've ever put in my mouth. I would say it's the most delicious. You guys can get this by going to buy soldierfuel.com and if you guys want to get a free case, all you got to do is go to soldierfuel.com challenge, upload yourself chugging some like this.

[Co-host/Commentator]

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[Alex Stein]

Do something like that. If we like the video, we're going to play it on the show and we're going to send you a free case of this delicious elixir. So can't beat that. Free 99. Now we got to talk about what is happening in the world today. And it is relatable to Soldier Fuel. Soldier Fuel is a zero sugar, five calorie energy drink. And the reason that energy drinks are so popular, especially the zero sugar ones, are because everybody's trying to lose weight. Let's be real, if you're watching this show, you're probably in America. And guess what? America is a fat country. I think that's why we're the greatest country, right? But being fat does have some health issues associated with it. Diabetes, hypertension, stress. Your cortisol is constantly spiking, putting your body in a fat storing mode that's hard to break out of. But there has been a recent discovery when it comes to weight loss medications and that is called a GLP1 weight loss drug. Now you've heard of it, Wegovy, Ozempic being the most famous one. Well, what these drugs do is it actually messes with the receptors in your brain and in your gut and makes it so you don't crave as much food. And in essence, it is helping people because they are losing weight. And the associated side effects of being fat are like, you know, heart disease and the list goes on and on. So it is better to be skinny than it is to be fat. And I'm not a doctor, but sadly there are some side effects that are different than just nausea and kind of irritability. It's actually affecting people's brain chemistry as well. And I think that's obvious considering these are hormone treatment drugs and our body is full of hormones from our brain to our gut all over. And by taking these drugs, it's causing a lot of problems in relationships. So I want to play this clip from this viral tiktoker, Neil Shaw, where he talks about the unknown side effects from these GLP1s.

[L]

Thousands of people on GLP1 weight loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy are reporting something that their doctors never mentioned as a side effect. Their relationships are totally changing and not in the ways that were expected. Three things.

[Alex Stein]

Things.

[L]

Number one, several users report losing interest in activities, foods, and even people they previously found deeply pleasurable. The drugs quiet the brain's reward system broadly, not just around food. Number two, Therapists are reporting an uptick in couples where one partner on a weight loss drug has become emotionally flatter, much less engaged, and in some cases, less romantically interested. The partner, often on the medication, not on, on the medication, often describes feeling like they're living with someone totally different. Number three. Researchers studying GLP1 receptors in the brain found they are present in areas governing emotional attachment, motivation and bonding, not just appetite. The drug may literally be changing the number on the scale and also the person attached to it at the same time. Of course, talk to your doctor before assuming this flatness is depressed Depression the case, the cause may be biochemical and specific, but follow along for more and share this with someone out there who's navigating this quietly.

[Alex Stein]

Now, I know these drugs are super popular and there's probably a lot of our viewers that are on these weight loss drugs. And I'm not telling you not to take these weight loss drugs because he's trying to insinuate that by taking Ozempic somehow it's going to give you depression when if we really just kind of take the 30,000 foot view from this. Maybe relationships are having trouble because one person in the relationship was a fat ugly cow, whether it was a man or female. And then they lose £100 and now they realize they can actually get some top flight punani. I can think I could say punani on this channel. But my point is this. That's the reason why these relationships are having trouble because you went with one ugly per duckling and all of a sudden they become the beautiful swan, right? So maybe that's why they don't like their husband anymore. Maybe that's why they don't like their wife anymore because they got hot and one of them stayed the same. Maybe that's what's causing all these relationships to fail. Maybe, maybe they're less horny with their old partner because they're sick and tired of looking at their fat partner. They won't put down the McDonald's while they're out there injecting themselves once a week so that they don't have any hunger so that they can actually get hot.

[Co-host/Commentator]

So don't worry if you're on an Ozempic or Manjuro.

[Alex Stein]

So don't even believe that doctor, even though he probably is more familiar with this than me. The reason people's marriages are getting broken up because one of them was a fat pig and now they're hot and now they want to go out there and test the market. That's just human instinct. So Ozempic, let's not, let's not act like these things are bad for society. We need to lose weight. We're already too fat. Look at me. I'm not on Ozempic. I'm potentially thinking about getting on Reta because my favorite looks maxer clavicular is on it and I will do anything. Clavicular recommendations. Now we got to talk about this clip. This is one of my favorite clips that I've ever seen on the Internet. Everybody knows we covered the big arch scandal. The CEO of McDonald's trepidly eating a burger. You know that I am very passionate about a few things in my life and one of those things has been the delicious value you that McDonald's hamburgers and French fries and chicken nuggets and high seas and blue Powerade and diet Coke and ice cream shakes and apple pies have given me throughout my life. I would not be the man you're watching today if it wasn't for what McDonald's has done to me and how they have fed me when I've been hungry so many times. And to me I feel a part of the family to me, I feel like my uncle is Ronald McDonald. And I know that might be weird to hear somebody say, oh, they think their uncle's Ronald McDonald, but I spent a lot of time in that play pit. I spent a lot of time. I spent too much. I got kicked out of the play pit because I actually pooped in there one time. But that's. I was. I ate a lot of nuggets. Ate a lot of nuggets that night. It was late too. That's part of the reason they kicked me out. My mom would just let me go there. I could ride my bike there. I hang out there all day. The manager knew me. Gary, he was an alcoholic. He used to give me alcohol. Underage, but not when I was that young. More when I was in high school. But that was. That was actually cool. My point is this, McDonald's. Whether you want to be a snob and say, oh, it's not good for you, well, you know what? Either is. Anything else besides lettuce and even that gives people issues with digestion. To me, McDonald's is the greatest restaurant in American history. And I just want to play you one of the most inspiring videos I've ever seen in my life.

[Co-host/Commentator]

Life.

[Alex Stein]

I'm not going to tell you what it is. I'm just going to show you. Let's play it.

[Announcer/Host Voice]

Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight or the ramparts we watched Were some gas gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. O C see does that star spangled banner.

[Co-host/Commentator]

Of chose the land of the free

[Alex Stein]

the hope of.

[Co-host/Commentator]

And McNuggets. Don't forget the McNuggets.

[Spencer Pratt]

Ronald.

[Alex Stein]

That was one of the most inspiring videos I've ever seen. That is the definition of America. That is the definition of our country. And I'm not even being sarcastic. Ronald McDonald singing the national anthem is one of the most beautiful sights I've ever laid my eyes on. Because there's nothing more American than the national anthem before a sporting event and having some hot delicious fries and that special ketchup from McDonald's that has a little bit more sugar than the ketchup you get at the grocery store. Guess what? I love corn syrup. I don't care if it causes diabetes. Worth it. And the emotional cortisol rise that I felt when I saw this video because I was stressed at first, I thought maybe they were like I thought Ronald McDonald was not supposed to be on the field because I've never seen him sing the national anthem. I didn't even know that was possible. I don't know who came up with this great idea, but I would have thought that whoever pitches idea, they'd be like, wait, so you want Ronald McDonald to come and sing the national anthem before the game? That seemed like a retarded idea, but then seeing it in person, the emotional joy that it brought me, truly, I believe that we need Ronald McDonald to sing the national anthem at every sporting event for the rest of history and in essence, bring our country back together. I think it's possible. Chicken nuggets can save lives. Well, they will cause diabetes and you'll get, you know, bad thyroid and you'll have issues with your cholesterol. But that's. It's the joy of eating the hot nugget that matters the most. God Bless you, Ronald McDonald, God bless you, McDonald's, and God bless the United States of America. All right, guys, we got some great stuff coming up.

[Co-host/Commentator]

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[Alex Stein]

You know, I get emotional for Mother's Day, but you can get not emotional by watching this video.

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[Alex Stein]

She's my mother. Bo has a beautiful voice. Beautiful voice. And from our friends at Angel Studios,

[Co-host/Commentator]

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[Alex Stein]

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[Alex Stein]

And if you're wondering, should I reach out to my mom on Mother's Day, let me tell you this. I don't care if you're fighting with your mom. I don't care if you hate your mom. Give your mom a call on this Mother's Day. I lost my mom. I wish I could call her every day. So give your mom a call. Alright, guys, check out the latest song. Every Star, Every Stripe. From Real America's music, our latest artist, Nguyen.

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