A (4:41)

This is my. Come on, today. Christmas payday. This is the last Friday before Christmas. Thank God it's payday. Come on with the super chats. I like that. Smith. Smith. Sweet Tooth is getting it started. Ten dollar Holla. Last working day of the year is nearly done. Happy Friday. Christmas greetings flowing, fam. All right, come on, y'.

B (5:00)

All.

A (5:01)

Come on in. Load up them super chats. And hey, look, y', all, y' all treat me good. I might even work. I might even bring the show on Christmas Eve. Bring me them super chats. I appreciate it, Ms. Sweet Tooth. I really do. But one thing about me, people know I'll call you out, but I have very thick skin and I have a way with, you know, I don't hold grudges. I work. You know, I'll. I'll give somebody a chance if they acquiesce to what's going on. And at the same time, I'm always going to stay independent. That's the most important to me of anything because I got to be able to say what I want to say. And so I was caught with a. I was caught with a big decision to make yesterday. Full transparency. You know, we talk about everything. So it's no secret what I'm going through with my son. So we all know the Rob Reiner story for me is a serious, you know, serious situation. I'm paying close attention just to, you know, the. The pitfalls and the things that come our way. So it was crazy. TMZ hit me up again, but this time, they hit me up to speak on Rob Reiner. Now, me and some of my community people have already spoke, like in DMs that already gave TM sleazy. Still give them their nickname. I still gave them credit because they finally seen how, you know, how foul Diddy was or is when all that lawyer stuff came out. And so they took. It's so crazy that they reached out to me once. They now they kind of anti Diddy, and they reached out. But that.

B (7:12)

What.

A (7:12)

What made it sticky for me is they reached out and wanted to get my comments on the Rob Reiner story. Now, y' all know I'm a. I'm I'm. I love my platform. I'm gonna continue to build it. But having an opportunity to speak on the Rob Reiner thing with what I'm going through with my son, and also my son is right there listening, that was a sign to me. Like, I'm not petty. I know Fire, Glory, road, don't do it. But the thing is, I can't. You would have to be in my shoes. Any opportunity. I don't like any of the media outlets. And it's. And it's. And it's. And I, and, And I put it out there all the time, and I still put it out there. I don't like any of them. That's why I stay independent. But I have to still use them. I still use cnn. I don't like cnn, but I still come to y' all and report stories from cnn, and I'm like any of them. But I'm also not petty enough and look at things as a sign I have a big responsibility. If I was petty, y' all wouldn't even know about. If I was petty, y' all wouldn't even know about me. Y' all know about me because I am a person that will look at the bigger picture. And for me to get an opportunity, I don't care if it was T.M. steezy, MSNBC, even Fox News, if they're giving me an opportunity to speak on something where it's mental health, I'm. I gotta do it. I gotta do it. If I, If I sit up here because I'm. I don't like or I dislike how a certain publication did something, and I'm going through this with my son, and they're giving me an opportunity to be going into millions and with my son watching me, I'm taking that every time. I'm taking it every time. It means that much to me. This is a, A, the, the most difficult thing I've ever went through in my life. Most difficult thing I've ever went through in my life. And I'm going through it publicly. Anybody that knows me, know me and my son's mother have been with him and do you know, this been. We like the Cosby show, the way we raise dogs. So to go through what I'm going through now, this is completely blindsided. And you would have to really know me to know that. I tell people all the time. It would be a little different if this was all. My son's whole life was like this, or he was a troubled kid or, or, or, or, you know, didn't Have a mom that was there or dad was there, and then I was. I would. We were kind of braced for this, but this has been. My son has been the happiest caring person happy his whole life. And in a blink of an eye, we. In a whole nother space. I can't even explain to you. All I say is, look at y'.

B (10:19)

All.

A (10:19)

If you got 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 years old, that's perfectly happy. You giving them everything they got, and they just the happiest kid. And then 17, 18, you going through what I'm going through. You can't even explain it, dog. Everybody around me who has kids at that younger age, just being around, seeing what I'm going through, they are looking at their situation different and realizing you could give everything. They could be happy. You don't see it coming. See, people would assume my son or something. We've been going through somewhat type of issues this whole. His whole life. No, when My son was 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 7, 8, you, you. They were ready. They ready for my son to be the next President of the United States. So this mental health thing is. Came out of nowhere, which is why I'm so stern and doing whatever I can. And I just thought it was because, like I said with the TMZ thing, I already saw that they were anti Diddy, and I gave him a little. I mean, I ain't give no credit, but it's like they. Diddy was revealed in that documentary, and then now TMC is calling out Diddy for throwing his lawyers under the bus and all that. So I. I still want a big fan, but I still paid attention, like, oh, now y'.

B (11:46)

All.

A (11:46)

Now y' all see what I've been saw about this. Now y' all want to turn against me, but like I said, to reach out to me CT specifically for the Rob Reiner. Let me. Yeah, let me get. Let me give you all some context also. And this is how people try to be slick. I don't know if they were trying to be slick. They reached out to me about Rob Reiner, right? And then when I. When I said, okay, I'll speak on that, because I. I want to speak on this mental health. Whoever want me to talk. But then once I got in, once we were about to do it, they tried to hit me and say, is there any. Any others? They sent me, like, seven stories. They like, would you like to speak on any of these stories? I said, hell, no. I'm here to speak on Rob Rein. My. My exact quote was, when I, When I, When I text him back, my exact quote was, I don't have. None of those other stories have aligned with what my content is and what I'm about. I. I said, I'm. I'm only speaking on the Rob Reiner thing. And they. And I said, if that don't work, we could do something else another time maybe, but I'm not doing. You know what I'm saying? They immediately hit back and said, cool. And I also told him, I need to do it at this time or I can't do it. And I did it at that time, but it felt good. But if, if, if you at day one, you, at day one see t Tuck you, you a day one. If you're a day one supporter, you can go all the way back to that pastor JP that I was calling out. I said he was guilty. I called him every name in the book.

B (13:31)

I remember that I called him every.

A (13:32)

Name in the book for what I felt that he may have did to his wife. Right? But a funny thing happened. Everybody, every news nation, every news publication wanted that interview. He reached out to me to do the interview, and I'm the one who been. I called him out. Like, I called out Diddy. I nicknamed him JP Guilty.

B (13:58)

Yeah, but.

A (14:00)

But I can't get so caught up in myself or so petty that when he reached out to me, I had to first. My first reaction was like, no. But then I thought about it, said, that's fine. How can I call out a man all this time? He reach out to me to do an interview and I say, no, that's, that's, that's fine. That's running.

B (14:23)

Because you still got the message across. For real?

A (14:25)

Yeah, because it's my interview. Like, it's still on my terms. You reaching out to me. And I got. I ended up after he did me. He did other interviews with, like, News Nation and this place and that place, but it was after mine. Everybody said I did the best interview and got a lot of more. People realized how guilty he was from my interview because I let him talk. See, I'm an interview person that let people talk. So he told a lot. And everybody. It was even people who were kind of like, didn't understand why I even did the interview. But after the interview, they always hit me up saying, man, you did a phenomenal job. Glad you did it, and blah, blah, blah. So like, I said, my thing is this. I will definitely call people out. Just like when we had that. We talked the other day about. I will call people out like Hulk Hogan. But when they die, I'm gonna give them their proper send off. See, I can separate things. That's my gift.

B (15:27)

Speaking on a dead person, though.

A (15:29)

Exactly. Exactly. My gift is separating things and always looking at the bigger picture, is taking a step back and not being petty. You know what I'm saying? When you speak your mind, you, like my granny always say, you speak your mind and move on. If you know TMC Sleazy. No, I don't with them. All these publications know. I don't with them. So long as they know that if it's something that will benefit my platform and benefit my movement, as far as mental health or whatever I'm doing, if it were. If it works on my terms, I'm strong enough to do it. Like, I'm not. I'm not caught up in that. But you know where I stand.

B (16:10)

Yeah.

A (16:11)

You know what I'm saying? You gonna always know where I stand. As long as you know that I'm good.

B (16:14)

That's the most important thing.

A (16:17)

I'm independent. I give my opinion, and that's that. I don't change up, I don't switch up. And if you know that going in and you still want to do something with me on my terms, if it fits, I'll do it. If it don't, I won't. And I don't give a damn. That's like when they hit me with Rob Ryan or Reiner and try to ask me, did I want to, instead of speaking on Rob Reiner, did I want to speak on one of them other seven stories? Hell, no. And if. And if. And if that's the case, I'm good. And then it was like, no, you could do Rob Reiner. All right, let's go. And so I had a chance to tell the world that I'm going through the mental health stuff right now. That felt good, man. Like, that, like I said, that story with what I'm going through, it like.

B (17:04)

It resonated with you.

A (17:05)

For real, man, it resonate too. Like, it's just. It's just a cautionary tale that, you know, you can't take none of it for granted. You have to attack it as hard as you can. Like with my son, I can't slack for a second. I gotta hit this thing at every angle I can hit it at because it could go off the rails at any moment. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, like him, it's easy to say, hey, that can't be my son, but it could.

B (17:37)

Yeah, you can't Leave no stone unturned with no, no shit like that. You gotta really deep dive and be real investigative. Cause like you said something come out the woodwork that you wasn't expecting. And then you now, now you more so reactive when you dealing with it instead of proactively getting ahead of the situation.

A (17:58)

Yeah. Yeah, man. So yeah, that was about it. Did it? That done spoke on Rob Reiner. Yeah. The thing that we was talking about is that he didn't get kicked out. I spoke on the fact that, that, that Rob Reiner didn't kick his son out. I guess that that was the rumor like after the argument that they kicked the son out.

B (18:19)

No, he was living in the guest house, actually. He was living in the guest house. He was living in the guest house in the back.

A (18:25)

Right. And they were saying like after the argument, the room where people thought, because it sound. This would make sense, they thought that the father kicked him out after the argument at that party and then that's when he came back and did all that wild shit. But in actuality what we finding out and what they saying is the sun left. Moved out or left on his own.

B (18:48)

Yeah. Like in Santa Monica or some like that.

A (18:51)

Right?

B (18:52)

Yeah.

A (18:52)

And so what I spoke on is you would think, okay, argument, father kicked the son out, blah, blah, blah, he came back. You wouldn't think that the son would just leave the mansion, the guest house to be, to have no house. And that's. And I'm going through this, I'm telling the world no, like they will. Your, Your, your, your flesh and blood, your son will look you dead in the eyes and rather sleep in a. Outside on the street then sleep in your house for no apparent reason. You know what I'm saying?

B (19:30)

I think it's like they think they may. I think they think they making a point by doing that. So they figure like, figure like if I ain't, if I ain't in his house or whatever, he ain't gonna have like that much domain or reign over what I do or say. But it ain't really they not realizing. It ain't really about that. It's really about somebody really having your well being and best interest at heart for you. We really, they really just trying to look out for you. They. And they really not receiving the message for. They ain't picking up what you laying down and. But what's crazy though, alone, it was like a, like probably about five years ago or something like that. I think this interview, this dude, he was like giving this speech and he was talking about like the different, like generations and stuff. And he was talking about the millennials and then he was like, the millennials. He like, he said. Basically said we like a hybrid generation. He was like, okay, but he was like the generation after us. He was like, they gonna be. He like, they gonna. Without the proper, like, without the part like somebody really showing them or something like that they. Or proper guidance. They gonna. They got the potential to be the most under educated, overly emotional generation, which will cause them not to really make as many rational decisions as adults are supposed to.

A (21:06)

So.

B (21:07)

So, yeah, I definitely see what you told me because that's why you got a lot of these young dudes out here crashing, man.

A (21:12)

Like I said, bro, it's. Bruh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They crashing out, man. It's like you don't have no control, man. Like, I mean, you, You. It's so frustrating. You, you know, you don't. You, you, you talking. You. It's like you don't. You. Your voice, you don't even have a voice because it's like they like now I got this. I got this nice big house. You don't even have to do nothing. Just. Just relax and get your mind right. No, I rather sleep on the street and stuck on that. And you ain't even did nothing to them, bruh. Like I said, man, this, this, this is real. No, nobody can't. Nobody. I ain't gonna say nobody, but not too many people if you ain't going through it. I feel the Rob Reiner, a whole nother level. Whole nother level. Whole nother level. Because it's, it's funny, you know, me and. Me and my sons, my man, it is so frustrating, man, because. And then you got to look at it. I'm just bringing it all out. The fact this is all the stuff people don't look at. So when you got mental health and then you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you. You're not happy, right? And so that. Not that. That being. Not that feeling of being not happy. It don't. So you sit here with your child, who was a happy kid their whole life, you feel guilty for feeling happy. It's hard for me to have fun.

B (22:53)

Yeah.

A (22:54)

My son's not happy. So every day of the. Every minute, every second is. I feel guilty whenever I have fun. That's a part that people don't. Don't look at, don't realize, don't understand how serious it really is. So until my son is happy, it is hard for me to enjoy. That's a part People don't. You know, if you ain't going through it, you don't even look at that, and it don't go nowhere. Right now, my son's. However he feeling, he's not feeling the best. Throughout my day, anytime I'm excited or anything, happy going on, soon as that feeling come, the guilt come right behind it. Because how can I feel happy when my son ain't here?

B (23:44)

Right?

A (23:49)

I want to put that message out because there's certain aspects of it that people don't explain because they don't think that deep like I do to tell the world I'm giving y' all all the feelings. Yeah, just like that. That's a feeling I've never heard nobody speak on. And a person wouldn't realize that's how tough it is. Even people next to me, I'm like, do you realize if, like, my son not being happy, I. It's hard for me to be happy about shit. I feel guilty that I'm excited. Like. Like, he's in the dumps, and I can have the biggest news happen to me. Like.

B (24:26)

And I.

A (24:27)

If I feel guilty, I don't even. I feel the guilty even sharing it. Yeah, like.

B (24:35)

Like, even. Like, even. Like, I guess, like, like what I. I'll be going through that sometimes it'd be, like, similar. It's not exactly what it. But it's, like, similar. Just for me, growing up, like, I've been losing friends since I was 13, and the majority of my friends got murdered, like, as up as it is. Like, Martin, it's like. It's different from when you outside and you, like, knocking on somebody dough. Like, hey, can. Can XYZ come outside? And then a couple weeks later, some. Some happened. And now you just steal this same kid. You got this. Your arm around this grown person, trying to tell her it's gonna be okay. And she looking at her baby in the box like. And, like, just growing. Growing up with that and, like, progressing through life with that. That, like, hard. It's like a lot of my close friends, like, and it's like, I didn't have time with. Like, it had been. They didn't been, like, crackheads or something like that or just drunk people hanging outside. But they'd be going through their little rant and they tell. They, like, I haven't been told. Like, yeah, you ain't gonna have the same friends when you get grown. Most of your friends gonna be dead or in jail just by how y' all out here living. I'm. And this coming from a Complete stranger. And I'm 13, 14. And like that I'm like, what, what is you talking about? Fast forward. Like that really happened. Like just, just like it'd be times like the ones that's not it, that ain't locked up, that's not in, that's not dead, where we'd be out kicking it or whatever. And then I, I'd be like enjoying myself. And then I just had that moment where I paused. Like, damn, I wish such and such was here. I wish like. And then you like, damn you the damn. You gotta flip it back. Like, damn. But if they was here, I dare be wanting me to do this. You just be like wrestling with a lot of that back and forth for real. So like, yeah, I, I like. It ain't exactly what you going through, but it's like, it's something you can understand it fundamentally. Yeah, for sure.

A (26:38)

Kind of the same feelings there, the same, same guilt feelings. It's just a, it's just a conflict. And I want to speak on, I want to speak on what Grandma Kathy said and I appreciate you saying this. Grandma Kathy, she says you have to stop feeling guilty. It's not your fault. Tell people may learn something that will help King. And let me explain. I. And I'm glad you said that, Grandma Kathy, but I, I do understand that I shouldn't feel guilty and I do understand that totally. I'm just telling you all the real feelings that come. You know what I'm saying? Like, I know that, Like, I know that, you know, all I could do is. Is be there. And I believe we, you know, like I. Strong belief we gonna get through it. Not even belief. I know we getting through it and we gonna look back on these days. I do know people who had mental issues when they're in their teens and, and, and, and came back to battle back and be successful and look back and be like, yeah, but I had to get help. You know, I know people. So I do have examples of people who probably like 30, 35, 40 now own businesses and are very successful and living a happy life who went through with my son's going through at that age, you know what I'm saying? So I, I do. That's the good part. So I do want to share some good things that, that, that helped me feel good, like about the future, you know what I mean? Like, so if anybody can do it, me, him and his mama can get through it and be able to look back and say, well, remember you went through that time when you was, you know, from this age, to whatever age. I'm glad we got through it. So I don't. I do understand, Kathy, that I'm not. You know, it's not on me to feel guilty. It's not my fault and all that. I'm just being transparent on what the actual feelings are. You know what I'm saying? You know, we all know that certain things, we shouldn't feel certain. We all. We know. We know certain times we shouldn't feel certain ways. But you can't compl. You can't control how you feel. You know what I'm saying? I know I ain't supposed to feel guilty. It still. It just still be there, you know? Like, for example, my son was the type I would just want to run and be like, hey, hey, hey. King 50 Cent posted me. And even when I told him, it was kind of hard. It's like, hard. You know what I mean? Like, it's just hard. It's like. It's like, you know, somebody not feeling good. It's like you feel like you throwing. You know, throwing stuff up and, you know, throwing happiness. And they. I don't know. It's hard to explain, but it's just. Bro, it's just a sticky tough thing, and we gonna get through it. And I don't want to be negative about it. I'm just sharing y' all the real feelings. But at the bottom line of the whole situation is King gonna be all right. I'm gonna be all right. His mama gonna be all right. I done cracked every code there is in the world. When I put my mind to it, I'm gonna crack this code. He gonna be all right. So I want y' all to know that's first and foremost. But y' all know flow, no filter. I'm gonna give y' all my introspect what really is going on. You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna give y' all what's really going on in my head, how I really feel. But don't get it twisted. We beating this. And that's the. That's the only option. We beating this. We gonna be the example. And even I tell my son this. When you going through. And what. When I'm going through, you know what helped me is I'm gonna be the example for the person who going through this. I'm gonna get through it.

B (30:13)

Sweet.

A (30:13)

So I could be the example of, look, I went through this, and look at me now.

B (30:18)

Yeah.

A (30:18)

And that's how you got to look at it. And I preached that to My son, everybody go through. But now you got to get the mentality of, I'm about to beat this, so that I can show people under me. If they walk down this path, I want to be the example, to give them some light, some hope. And that's how I attack stuff. So he has a nephew named Josiah that he loves. He's like 2 years old or something. And so, like, that's. He loved him like, he loved Juice. And I said, one day, Josiah got. Hopefully not, but one day, Josiah could go through this. This your nephew.

B (31:00)

You go.

A (31:01)

You. It's important for you to fight and get through this so that if it happened to somebody like Josiah, you could talk them through it. You say, hey, I went through this. I did this. I had these thoughts. I was. I was depressed. I was this. I was that. But look at me not working. Got it. You know, successful family and that. That's. Man, that means the world to people, man. When you can look at an example of somebody who went through what you went through, but they got to the other side, a lot of times, that's the difference between a person, the next person getting through it, and. Or the next person quit.

B (31:39)

Yeah.

A (31:42)

So like I said, we're gonna get through it. We. And I' ma share with y', all, you know, the whole journey. You know, I ain't. I ain't ashamed of nothing. We good. My son healthy. He still is living and taking care of himself and. And. And. And. And living life. It's just. It's something we gotta get through. You know what I'm saying? And that's that.

B (32:01)

No, then, like, he. Like, it's cool. Like, it's cool to, like, to have. For him to have, like, his father in his corner about. About something like that, too. Because, like, imagine like, if it was just him and his mama.

A (32:14)

Exactly.

B (32:15)

And he didn't have that male figure to really help him navigate through them emotions and develop that proper emotional intelligence that's needed as a man like that, that he could.

A (32:27)

That.

B (32:28)

That could have really skewed him for real. So just for him to have that proper balance, like.

A (32:32)

Right.

B (32:33)

He blessed to have that. For real.

A (32:36)

Yeah. And then on top of that, he got somebody that's carrying it. Like I said, you gotta see. Got. When you got that support system, it means all the world. Like, I mean, it means everything, man. That support system is. A lot of times, that's the difference. Because a lot of people. It's so frustrating. A lot of people just cast them away. Even their parents. Even parents. Because you Got to be strong minded to get through it, bro. Because you. Because it's. It's. It's one second, you good, the next second they saying something that you just like.

B (33:10)

Damn. Yeah.

A (33:12)

And it's frustrating, but. But even when you got to be.

B (33:15)

Like that, I want to be like that. Like, I be trying to tell people I'm like, somebody I'll be. I love or with, just be going. They'd be going through something. They lash at me. I'm like, dog, I'm in your corner. I'm like, how many boxers you see beating up their cut man, right? I'm like, you better turn around and fight the. In the middle of the ring and let me get this cold press and get. And get that swelling down so we can. So we can go ahead and knock this out, whatever we facing.

A (33:46)

But everybody, your nephew is fine. And we're gonna continue to continue to push, and I'm gonna continue to keep y' all updated. But, you know, I come. I wanted to come straightforward and address the TMZ first. You know me.

B (34:00)

I don't.

A (34:01)

I don't. I don't. I don't duck and dodge. And this is the community where we gonna talk about everything and explain everything so everybody have clarity. And once you get clarity, you can do what you want with it. But from my side, I'm always gonna give clarity. I'm always gonna give the who, what, when, where, and why to y'.

B (34:19)

All.

A (34:19)

I don't give a damn about the rest of the world, but to my community and to my close ones, I'm gonna always explain what I do and why I do it and stand ten toes on it. You know what I mean? Because at the end of the day, I'm on. I'm the only one walking in these shoes every day. You know what I'm saying? So whatever decision I make, I got to live with, not nobody else. So if I got it, if I feel like I gotta continue to build this and I feel like I gotta speak out, and who knows me saying that could trigger something. I don't know. You know what I'm saying? But I gotta do it. So at any rate, I'm glad we had a chance to kind of speak on that. But that was the first thing I just even wanted to address today. I was happy to get the opportunity at a time like this. Matter of fact, y' all was on that episode yesterday that TMZ came after that episode. You've seen what I was on. On the episode. Like. Like, that was a most emotional Episode where we covered the Rob Reiner shit. But I talked about my shit. I talked about the. You know what I'm saying? And so it was just like a sign or it was just ominous or I don't know if they was just in my show, I don't know. But then I go to my Tick Tock, you know, I don't even be on Tick Tock. I just make my stuff on Tick Tock because I use they edit and stuff. But I don't really be on Tick Tock like that. I went to Tick Tock and I got a DM from them saying, would you care to speak on the Rob Reiner? How the I' ma say no going through what the I'm going through, right? I'm not that type of dude. If you thought I was that type of dude, then I'm glad you know now. And you can make your decision. But how am I gonna not speak on that, right? I would. I would. Ain't no way. Hey, look, I have a choice. No, I ain't gonna speak on the Rob Reiner. I'm sitting here going through the crazy, you know, the hardest I ever went through mental right now. And then I get an opportunity, I'll be getting tests like that, bro. Is you gonna be petty, or is you gonna be worried about what people say, or is you gonna get out there and spread your message? Yeah, and I'm spreading my mess period every time. So I think we need to talk about the Browns University thing. Thank you for hearing that out, y'. All, and I appreciate y' all so much for being behind me, behind y' all nephew. And I look forward to all y' all meeting y' all nephew at a later date. He gonna be on there. We gonna have him on the show. I'm telling y' all that now. He gonna be. He gonna come on his screen and holla at y'.

B (37:04)

All.

A (37:05)

We gonna work up to that because he appreciates it. I know he do, because I know my son, you know, whether whatever he going through, he appreciate support. So without further ado, we got to talk about the Browns University thing. So what you think about that? I'm about to go into with Angelina said about the. She said that the. The.

B (37:31)

The.

A (37:31)

The shooting suspect was found in a storage unit. Did you know that?

B (37:36)

No, I ain't hear that. I just been hearing. Just hearing about the shooting.

A (37:40)

Oh, you ain't hear that?

B (37:41)

No, I ain't here. They even found them in the storage unit.

A (37:44)

All right, all right, cool. So let's go through the article then. So this comes from Yahoo News, y'. All. Who is Claudio Nevs Valente? Brown University Shooting Suspect Found Dead in the Storage Unit Portuguese National Club Claude Nevis Valente was identified by police as the suspect in last week's Brown's Shoot University shooting on Thursday after he was found dead by an FBI SWAT team in a New Hampshire storage unit. In a press conference, Providence Chief of Police Oscar Perez and FBI Special Agent Ted do identified Valente as the suspect in the shooting which killed two students and injured nine others. The individual was identified as Claudio Neves Valente. Sorry if I'm pronouncing his name wrong and he was a 48 year old man. He was a Brown student who was a Portuguese national and his last known address was Miami, Florida, Perez told reporters. And I will tell you that he took his own life tonight. In his own statement, Doc said we got him. Shortly before 9:00 clock tonight, the FBI SWAT team executed court authorized search warrants at a storage facility in Salem, Salem, New Hampshire. This is where we located Claudio Claudio, the individual who you believe is responsible for the Brown shooting. The latest development in an intense five day manhunt and it's the result of an incredible amount of work dedicated by the law enforcement team standing before you here tonight, he continued. Even though the suspect was found dead tonight, our work is not done. There are many questions that need to be answered. There's a lot of evidence that needs to be processed and most importantly, the victims and their families deserve special care and consideration, docs concluded. The FBI and our partners across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire will continue to search for the answers for the victims, survivors and their families to see what motivated this individual to carry out such a senseless act of violence. According to the Brown University President Christina Paxton, Valente was enrolled at Brown from the fall of 2000 to the spring of 2001. He was admitted to Brown's graduate school to study a Master's of Science PhD program in physics beginning in September 1, 2000, and he took a leave of absence effective April 2001 before formally withdrawing effective July 31, 2003. She said. The suspect also studied at the same university in Portugal as plasma physics physicist Nuno, who was killed this week in Massachusetts just days after the Brown University shooting. Police are currently investigating whether there's a link between the two incidents. And see even going back to this man, this, it makes me look at this type of stuff even totally different than I ever did before. I always literally and this is they still bad people But I always literally looked at this type of stuff and be like it's a bad person that just did bad things, which it really is. But now I get, I look at it and say wonder what he was going through, what type of mental health or what, what, what. You know, this dude seemed like he had it going on. Did he have mental health issues? Did he not get support? You know, I look at it like I don't just look at it. I used to just look at it as a blanket when somebody do something like that, they just a bad person and they just did back and they doing terrible things now. I mean like I said, I don't make no excuses. It just makes me dive into like what the issues is in this world. Like what like people say all the time we're not even equipped to even handle the mental health issues that we have running rampant in this country. And it, and it affects all of us. You know, obviously you know, this guy, you know, whatever he had going on, you know, kill people and this and that, families crying, it's just, it's just a, A, a never ending circle, man. If we don't, if we don't try to figure out a way to do better with, with, with, with getting these help, man. Go ahead.

B (42:32)

It's like even. But like honestly when stuff like that happened, my first like with the way the world is, my first thought be what's going on or what's about to happen. Like I don't get, I don't honestly I don't really get too, too. I, I indulge in the story but I can't let that thought slip out because it's something either happening or about to happen that they want your attention to be focused just over there because ain't nobody heard about Brown University before that, right? They that's just like a random college. I ain't me personally, I ain't never heard nobody oh yeah, what college you applying to? I was true. What you ain't. I'm going to Brown.

A (43:18)

Where is, I didn't even know where.

B (43:20)

It was that part. So I'm like no, it's something like granted school shootings like it's a lot of them do. It ain't like if they think of the most prestigious school or nothing like that. It's happening, it's unfortunate and stuff but like the way, the way that like a lot of that government stuff be coming out, bro, I, I it make you question it?

A (43:42)

Oh yeah, for sure. That's what I'm saying. It's and that's what another thing I'll be speaking on like I like people get. Not certain people do. Certain people get so upset when you question. But they don't. But they don't understand that. Why you ain't blaming this country who has done all type of sneaky files secretive that we have found out about that, that they, they played us. That's why we question. Why don't you blame the country? Why you mad at us for questioning? We only question this because we in a country where we've been told one thing and 20 years later, 30 years later we find out the country lied to us.

B (44:32)

Come on man.

A (44:34)

And it's a lot of examples.

B (44:35)

I mean not even that, just the one that's right in your face. How is it places like how are you a citizen of the country? And it's places in the country that you don't have access to. How are you tell I'm a. How I live here just like you. How you telling me I can't go, but you can go. I gotta have special clearance to go here. Why? What information is you trying to hide if it ain't violating no HIPAA law or no attorney client privilege or nothing like that.

A (45:06)

That's like sharing a house with you and you and your wife or just you and a roommate or you and whoever. And they tell you you can go everywhere except in this club. And you like well what the fuck in the club like or what's what? Why, why every. I can do it, but I can't touch that. What's in there, what you have right, that's the same thing. Like you said, we live here, we citizens. Why can they go but we can't go?

B (45:38)

Like area. Like area.

A (45:39)

I think they know what's going on. We can't know what's going on.

B (45:42)

Yeah, like Area 51. Set up the tour. Let us come see what's all up up through there. We ain't let it let us see what's going on. No you, you gotta have clearance for that. It's places in the Grand Canyon you can't even go without helicopters trying to swoop down on you.

A (46:03)

Yeah, yeah. And it's like, it's like you do things like that to make me not trust you. But then you got who be in the comments or just speaking on stuff that get mad when you even question or is this really what it was? You know what I'm saying?

B (46:25)

Like.

A (46:25)

Like we don't have no justification for that. We got a right to question on the way they the way they. The way they do us. But so, like, I don't get bent out of shape when somebody say, well, what's. What's really going on with this Brown University thing? Because it could be one. It could be just what happened, or it could be some old government. I don't know. You know, I mean, I ain't saying it, but it. I'm not gonna get mad at somebody for questioning it. No, get out. That's my point.

B (46:59)

But the whole thing is sad and unfortunate, though.

A (47:02)

You.

B (47:03)

I just woke up to go to my classes, and you trying to come up here and shoot up my school, like. Come on. Like, they. They got. They got to stop that. They. They got to stop that. That's like school, like, you know, just from history schools, movie theaters, stuff like that. No, if y'. All. If y' all really. You want. Y' all real tough and want to do all of that other stuff, go where you know, you really gonna have some. Some type of resistance, really ain't about to play that. You want to go to them. Go to them neighborhoods where as soon as you. As soon as you draw down, they. You. You getting gunned out like, they. They hitting you.

A (47:39)

If you.

B (47:39)

I mean, since you want to play, don't. You don't never take advantage of no civilian like that. That. That.

A (47:45)

That's right.

B (47:46)

That's terrible. And just think of. They found.

A (47:48)

That's terrible. And I heard. I heard that it was. I heard it was like, a female or. Tell me if you heard this or anybody in the chat heard this, that there was a lady or a female or somebody who. Like this. There. Her second shooting. She done mass shooting. She done been like. Been involved, like, been around at school. So I heard that. I didn't get the name, but I believe it was a female. I was just like, imagine going through that twice.

B (48:18)

Twice.

A (48:19)

You at one school, mass shooting. You survive, but then you go in another school, man, what type of PTSD you got, man? After that, I always listen just from the stories. I'm scared to be in certain places for a long period of time just from the stories, let alone going through it twice. She probably don't want to leave the house.

B (48:41)

Yeah. And you can't even blame her.

A (48:45)

Can't blame her.

B (48:48)

And then it's like, a lot of places they supposedly had security. What was y' all doing?

A (48:54)

Yeah, security.

B (48:56)

What was y' all doing? How y' all couldn't stop this one person? Like, how they even get.

A (49:05)

What is that? What is the. So how do you solve it? What is the how can you help the problem? See, Tuck, what is the answer?

B (49:15)

For real? Honestly, Like, I. I was. I forgot what I was watching, but they was. I forgot what I was watching. I gotta find out. But they were talking about they need to just make a city. All these degenerative. Just drop all. Everybody that want to just shoot up the neighborhoods and all that stuff. Cause you mad at somebody and all that stuff. Drop all them to. To one spot. Make it a crash out city. You wait, you wake up, you get your. Get whatever tool you gonna use for the day you walk out. It's like modern day Call of Duty. And y' all just saw because this what y' all want to do. You want to spend. You want to spend a block, you want to do all this other stuff. Cool. We're gonna make one place where y' all can do that all day.

A (50:03)

Yeah. You said put them in a place. Yeah, man.

B (50:06)

Where can't nobody. Ain't no. That way. Ain't no innocent people gonna get. Get caught in the crossfire. Because that's the only one. That's the only people who really paying for it. The people. That's the person that's sitting on the couch watching TV and. And then something fly through the wall or through the window from outside.

A (50:23)

Yeah.

B (50:24)

Now they not. You know what I'm saying? Like that. That's not cool. It ain't nothing if you a gangster. Ain't nothing gangster about that. Nothing like they. They need to really just that that would be a good idea.

A (50:36)

Yeah.

B (50:37)

They can play Mad Max and all of that stuff all day.

A (50:41)

Hey, hey, look. That'll be a buy. Hey, look, you. You don't want to go there unless you buy the body.

B (50:47)

Yeah, for sure.

A (50:50)

But I got. I got a couple people who want to do interview. Right. And I just want to see what y' all think about it. I'm gonna read you the email. This is for the community. Like I said, I like the way I do it makes it easy because I don't even. I get emails. People want to come on. I just reading to y'.

B (51:15)

All.

A (51:15)

Y' all want to talk to this person or not. I like doing it like that. You feel me? See that? I like to tell like that that I've been like that from the start. I think that's part of my secret sauce. I'm just really. I really give. I really with my community. You know what I'm saying? I don't just too much throw on y'.

B (51:33)

All.

A (51:33)

Like it'd be like if somebody about to Come talk. Let me run it by y' all first. See if y' all want to hear about it. If y' all don't, then we ain't gonna do it. So I'm read the email and y' all tell me what y' all think. I don't even have time to really think about it. Huh?

B (51:48)

We got a super sticker.

A (51:51)

Okay, I got a super sticker. Who came through? Who came through with the super sticker? Hey, look, I might stay down a little extra, extra time if my super stickers come on. I might be on here for two hours a day, hour and a half. Come on, y'. All. It's. It's. Thank God it's Payday is Christmas. 6060 bow San Jose coming through with the 9.99 10$.

B (52:17)

Holla.

A (52:17)

Thank you so much. If y' all won't float us down a little longer today. Come through, come through. I'm. I'm in a. I'm in the mood. It's Friday. Got my boy C Tuck on here. Grandma Kathy said I was looking good on tmz Hung Grandma Kathy. I ain't even see it. And I was already telling. And I was already telling Shawna, you know, I don't care. But I was telling Shawna because she know she doing her. She doing her debate makeover on me. And I'm like, damn sh. I would have liked to had it done already, but I don't give a I. Hey look, I combed my beard headband on. So I'm glad to say I'm glad Grandma Kathy said I was looking good on there because I don't know, I thought I was looking like. But check this out. Community. Everybody tune in. Listen, this is he talk high flow show no filter Team, quick question. Does your audience care about education, tax dollars or accountability in public systems? This is Chris, a national Emmy winning investigative reporter at Fox 45. He says he spent eight years investigating why Baltimore spends $1.7 billion on school yet only 10% of students test proficient in math. His findings have led to Emmy awards, NAACP Vanguard award, Amazon best selling book failure Factory. That's the book reference in federal policy discussions. This isn't just Baltimore story. It's happened nation is happening nationwide. The flow show no filter audience will benefit from understanding how school systems manipulate data to high failure where 1.7 billion actually goes to spoiler. It doesn't go. I mean it doesn't go to the classrooms. Warning signs parents should watch for in their own district. He wants to talk to the community. Y' all want to hear from him what you think. Like, as he wanted. He want to speak on what's going on in the schools. Let me know in the chat.

B (54:28)

Yeah, we're gonna go down the list of the candidates, y'. All. Y' all take a little Cliff Notes, huh? I said we go down the list of everybody and then everybody in the chat.

A (54:38)

Yeah, put it. Oh, here we go. Put a 1 in the chat if you want to hear from Chris maybe sometime next week or after Christmas and get some information on how these schools is spending y' all money. Put a 1 in the chat if you want to do it and put a 2 in the chat if you like. Nah, let's pass. Like I said, every. Every decision we do. This is group. We. We do group, group, group decision. And if they would have asked me beef. If the TMZ would have been before the show, I would have asked y' all about it. But since it came after the show and then they wanted me to do it right then and there, I couldn't. I couldn't do nothing but tell y' all about it today. But I don't mind coming on here asking y' all, because I get hit with so much stuff, and I don't want to waste my time on no interview that y' all don't want to hear. You know what I'm saying? I don't know what y' all want to hear about, so I like doing it this way. All right, it seemed like people want to hear about. Okay, so I'm gonna line it up. Angie said she in Canada, so she's the out of it. All right, I got a lot of ones, so I'm gonna line that up. So here's another one. Hold on, Lauren Zell. Let me do this one. I've been getting a lot of these y', all, but I thought about. I said, you know what? Let me just ask y' all that way I know if y' all want to talk about it, because I don't want to do no interview, and it's something y' all don't want to talk about. I ain't doing that. All right, here's another one. High flow show. Filter. No Filter Team. If you ever want to bring. To bring a fresh perspective to the state of America's legal and consumer rights systems, I'd love to introduce Lauren Zell. Lauren leads pact. Pact, an organization committed to exposing and remedying the ways personal injury practices can exploit vulnerable people. Her background combines over 15 years in public affairs with real world experiences inside the U.S. senate and on national campaigns, giving her rare vantage on how policies and everyday realities collide. Lauren can break down how aggressive advertising and close knit legal medical networks often leave injury victims with mounting debt and worse outcomes, sometimes with settlements that barely cover inflated bills. She's been recognized by Business Insider for her political strategizing and is equally adept at translating complex legal issues into everyday terms. Your audience will understand and find moving. A conversation with Lauren could spark real awareness around the unseen risk of the current personal injury system and what people can do to protect themselves. If you're open to exploring voices that are challenging the status quo in public policy and consumer protection, I think Lauren would deliver an honest, timely conversation. Thanks so much. Thanks so much for considering her for the show. Best wishes. One in the chat if y' all want to hear fire two in the chat if y' all pass. But it be making me say see Tuck y'. All. Hey look, they love, they love our community, though. That's I like that. They know what we about, don't they?

B (58:08)

They.

A (58:09)

This is the stuff I get. I get real and it makes me real proud. It just makes me feel proud that of the offers that I get that they just like they like oh, y'. All, y' all like y'. All. They bring real issues to us. Like they know that that's what we represent the American people, the real people and what real people are going through.

B (58:30)

Yep.

A (58:31)

So I like I said I feel good that that so let me know if we want to talk to Lauren. I get these all the time and I'm just going to start reading them to y' all and if y' all say yay, Grandma Kathy said.

B (58:44)

Grandma Kathy said hell no.

A (58:47)

Yeah, Grandma Kathy. Grandma Kathy, the only one on here. She only want to hear what Lauren talking about. Okay, so Angie with Grandma Kathy. So no Lauren, but we want to hear from the first dude, right?

B (59:05)

Yeah, everybody voted ones on the first dude.

A (59:08)

Okay, so we do the first dude. Lauren. Sorry, community. That's not something we want to do. Fire glory said 2.

B (59:19)

2.

A (59:19)

So this one did once we got we already got enough tools where we're not doing it. I hate to be so but we just honest. Like I said, when you there's no filter. This is what no filter is. I you know, I ain't trying to hurt you know I don't want to but this is how we do stuff. We very open here and anybody got a problem with how open we are, then this angel, this ain't your ramp. You just ain't where you Want to be anyway, so no Lauren. So that's the no on that one. So I think that's the only, like, the most recent interview request that I got. I've got ones before, but I didn't think about bringing it to y' all because I just assumed, like, I don't want to talk about that shit. But I don't know, you know, some stuff that I get. Y' all might want to talk about. So I'm gonna start, like, bringing them to y' all when they come, and then we can say, do we want. You know, do we want to talk to this person or not? That way I'm not wasting my time because I don't want to do no interview. Here's another one. And I'm not gonna read the whole. Enter the whole thing, but. And we ain't even gonna vote on this one, but this is another one I got where they. They want to come on here and talk about somehow they feel like no cash bail is fueling a rise in crime and what's actually happening behind the scenes. And they talking about them. Yeah, I ain't gonna. It's a long one, but I get those all the time. But bottom line is, what I'm gonna do now is when I do get them, I'm gonna do like we did here and read them to y', all, and y' all let me know, do we want to line them up. That way I don't skip over people that y' all might want to hear from. Other than that, man, what you got going on?

B (61:05)

C. Tuck, shoot this on Monday. That's is my youngest daughter birthday. She gonna be. This is her fifth birthday. Shout out to my baby Kinsley, AKA Tiny Diamond.

A (61:19)

Okay.

B (61:21)

Having her birthday party on Sunday. She wanted a little skating party and then. Yeah, yeah. So just celebrating her. Can't shorter out her birthday three days before Christmas, so, you know, she gotta. She gotta have her birthday and Christmas.

A (61:39)

Okay, okay, When? Her birthday.

B (61:42)

Her birthday on Monday.

A (61:44)

Okay. Hey, look. Oh, what's that? The 22nd?

B (61:47)

Yeah.

A (61:49)

Yeah. Hey, look, people, because my brother is 23rd. They hate when people combine their Christmas.

B (61:55)

Yeah. No, I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't play Tiny diamond like that. She ain't gonna. Ye.

A (62:00)

You can't do that. Hey, look, they hate that. Don't combine my Christmas and birthday. Just because I got a late December or early January birthday. Don't be like, so I got you this for Christmas and birthday.

B (62:17)

Yeah, for sure. So she tapping my wallet all weekend.

A (62:25)

All Right, Right. Well, that's good to hear. I see somebody. I wanted to speak on something. Somebody said, I appreciate this. My 600 says, don't feel guilty. Happiness is infectious. And goodbye. And goodbye for your son to be around. Your spirit will lift him even when he still seems low. I like that. That's. That's good. Good to hear. And it did. It really does put things in perspective. Like, you just got to continue that be, you know, your happiness and let it spread. Desi said you didn't plan that. Well, see.

B (62:59)

Right. Yeah. No, it was crazy is she came late. She wasn't in her birthday. She came like a week late.

A (63:09)

Oh, she came.

B (63:11)

Yeah, Both of. Both of my kids did. My Corey, my oldest, I took off of work the entire week she was due, and she ain't come. My first day back at work, soon as I'm. Soon as I clock in and get a phone call, I'm on my way down to the hospital. Hey, y'.

A (63:28)

All.

B (63:28)

I'm gonna see y' all come out right back up. Had to drive down to the hospital. Hell nah. Yeah, her birthday. Around Memorial Day weekend.

A (63:41)

Okay. Okay. Okay. Hey, it's a few other people in the. Angelina says she got. Angelina. You got somebody, Angelina? One of her. Is that one of your children? Angelina says she hates when people try to combine her presence. Yeah, that's a big thing. Like them people got them December birthdays. They hate that. I know my brother hate it too. Man, it is on the 23rd. Even closer.

B (64:07)

Man, I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it.

A (64:13)

I like my March birthday. I think my March birthday is perfect time everybody got their income tax money if they ain't blew it already.

B (64:20)

Shoot, I. I just don't like the cold like mine. September, I'm good with that. Sometimes it be warm, but it don't be too, too. I hate the snow.

A (64:29)

Yeah. Yeah. March I around, have some snow.

B (64:32)

Yeah, for sure.

A (64:33)

Sometimes. Not all the time, but for sure.

B (64:37)

Past couple years, it ain't really been. But like, you know, we used to. Up here.

A (64:45)

Yeah. Let's speak on this real quick. I'm glad you reminded me. Definitely. Can't. Can't let the show go be over without discussing that today is the day for the Epstein file to be released. It's just that, you know what? They did so much hanky panky and redacting and it been so much extra to it. They done kind of made me like, side eyed a little bit. And I'm happy and I'm about to look into it. But you know what I mean? Like, I just don't trust ass. Like, yeah, I feel like they done just prepared some for us. That's what I feel like.

B (65:21)

They didn't redacted a lot of. They probably didn't blotted out a lot of stuff. That's why it took so long to come out. They're like, oh, no, we gotta black that out. Black that. We can't release that.

A (65:32)

Yeah, yeah. Not that, not that, not that. I'll do our. Let's do an article on here before we get out of here about the Epstein. We're gonna do. Yahoo News again says Trump administration must release all its Epstein files. Friday, the deadline for Trump administration to release all the files it has related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein Epstein case is here. The Epstein Files Transparency act passed in November, which gave the government until December 19 to turn everything over. How we got here, okay. The Epstein Files Transparency act was backed by all but one member of Congress. Earlier this month, a federal Judge granted the DOJ's request to unseal records of the federal grand jury investigation into Epstein. A separate judge granted a similar request. What we can expect the files set to be released involve grand jury records from three separate Epstein investigations in Florida related to allegations of him preying on underage girls. Whatever the Justice Department releases today will join a cache of Epstein related documents already made public. I don't know. So we shall see what's in these files. I just feel like they done redacted everything they could. But hey, who knows? They might get. They might get busy, they might get active and it might be some stuff in there. I don't know. But we will see. Thanks for whoever. Oh, Angie, thanks for reminding me because I definitely want to speak on that. And do we got any Mohawk Diddy updates before we get the hell out of here? Anything you heard?

B (67:35)

No.

A (67:37)

Go ahead.

B (67:37)

No, go. I know. I was saying. I ain't heard nothing.

A (67:40)

Okay. I figured that's what you were saying. So I don't know if this. I have. I've been trying to vet this information. They keep saying this story about Diddy's son talking about they moving to South Africa or some. And I can't vet it if it's true, but I keep seeing publications say it, but I ain't seeing none of the major publications say it. So I don't know if anybody else heard that. Because he was moving there because of all this shit. Huh?

B (68:07)

Going to South Africa for what?

A (68:09)

Because the Diddy documentary got their family looking crazy and they Getting treated fucked up and they want to go to South Africa where they can be, you know, just be treated better or have peace. I don't know if the story is true, but I seen it on like five or six different, little smaller publications, you know what I'm saying? I'm like, is this clickbait or is this some true shit? I just ain't like I ain't seen none of the bigger publications say, talk about it. So I don't know anybody heard that. Let me know in the chat if anybody heard that. I guess no diddy news. No diddy. Thanks to a family group chat, Marlon Wayans has dropped his beef of 50 cent. I guess they said, man, Marlon, shut up, man. You know the Waynes be chilling for the most part, right?

B (69:14)

They ain't got time for that.

A (69:19)

They see, I see something says how Owen Wilson helped Michelle Branch escape a Diddy freak off party. That's some crazy.

B (69:28)

Not Lightning McQueen.

A (69:32)

Owen. I like Owen Wilson. You like Owen Wilson? You watch the movies? Yeah, I like Owen Wilson. I always been a big fan of Owen Wilson. I think one of my, one of my favorites is you, me and Dupri. I love you.

B (69:47)

Yeah, that's a good movie. I like what's name. I like the Cars movies.

A (69:52)

Which one?

B (69:52)

The Cars.

A (69:54)

Okay.

B (69:56)

The cartoon movie.

A (69:58)

Oh yeah, I ain't see that. That on a part of that.

B (70:01)

Yeah, he lightning McQueen.

A (70:03)

Oh, I gotta check it out.

B (70:04)

He played. It's like a little. It's a Pixar movie where they, where they like talking cars and stuff. They be racing and everything.

A (70:13)

Oh, oh, I gotta check that out. Yeah. Hey look, one of my favorite little. Because I'll be liking the little. The little small little scenes that people don't really might not even be as funny. But I remember when you meet Dupree, you remember he was just like a fuck up. He moved in with his best friend and his wife and he was talking about how he was going to be out the way and he ain't got nothing to worry about. And then first I think it was like the first day when they came home from work. He was sprawled out on the couch. He done ordered HBO on that. I don't know if you remember the scene, the big HBO thing came on the screen like hbo and then they were looking like, we don't got no hbo. He said, yeah, I went ahead and ordered hbo. I'm gonna go half these though. Don't worry about it. I said, man, that had me cracking up because that's just how it be when you have people really remember that.

B (71:12)

You people really do that in real life. Yeah.

A (71:18)

Come in and just ordering like, yeah, door ass.

B (71:21)

Got some food on your. On your step. I ate it. If it was yours. You're gonna have to order some more. Huh? Yeah. Like, yeah, I ordered. I ordered.

A (71:31)

How about. I went half season. Bottle Rocket is my favorite. Oh, y'. All. Hey, y' all putting me on to some Owen Wilson movies that I didn't even know about. So I got Bottle Rocket and you said the cards.

B (71:44)

You know Cars. Yep.

A (71:46)

Oh, cars.

B (71:47)

Yeah.

A (71:48)

Okay. So I got Bottle Rocket and cars because I. Owen. Owen Wilson is one of those people. Like, I pretty much will give his. If he in it, I'll give that movie a shot. So I'm gonna do Bottle Rocket and. And Cars. Yeah. Owen Wilson is one of them ones, man. Be in it. I will. I will. Get that. A spin.

B (72:10)

That's how I am about Will Ferrell.

A (72:12)

Oh, you wanna. Yeah. And I like Will Ferrell, but I know, like, people like you, y' all love Funny Man.

B (72:20)

That's my. That's my dog.

A (72:23)

Will Ferrell is silly. He's silly. So definitely. So we got. Hey, definitely. I got Bottle Rocket, Cars. Is it one more. Give me one more Owen Wilson movie that I might not. I can't. I can't see Owen Wilson without thinking of the Kellogg serial story from Drunk History. So. Is that what you're talking about? Disney Pixies? Cars? Is that what you're talking about? That's something else.

B (72:45)

Yeah. Disney Pixar Cars.

A (72:47)

Yeah, Pixar car. Okay. Okay. So, yeah, y', all, we gonna have to go. We're gonna go ahead and get the heck out of here this time flew today, didn't it, man, this hour. I mean, we went. We were more than an hour. But we about to get on out here. Let's get the I Mouse in the chat. Yes. Well, I heard that saying the suns, and then another one saying the twins. Okay, so Fire Glory says she heard the thing about them moving to Africa. Let's continue to dig on that. I almost feel like it might be real because I'm here. I signed it on too many publications, but like I said, I still haven't got it from anybody solid. Angelina says, I love y'. All. Hope y' all have a blessed and beautiful Friday. Please stay safe, and I'll see y' all on the flip side. And I'm out. What's up? Who else we got in the chat before we get the hell out of here? If you like Dark Hammer, Zoolander. I seen. I like Zoolander. Yeah, I saw Zoolander. Yeah, I like Zoolander. I was cracking up.

B (73:52)

Wasn't he in dodgeball, too?

A (73:55)

Was Owen Wilson and Dodgeball. That was my movie. I don't know. That's my movie.

B (74:03)

I want to say I see them in dodgeball for some reason.

A (74:08)

I remember somebody with that one part where they. They like to do and they said, I hope he. I hope he break every bone in his body. He got on some ride, and it was like, what happened to Such as. They said he got on such and such and broke every bone in his body. Like, literally. It literally happened. Literally broke every bone. Yeah, I like dodgeball. Dodgeball is a classic. See, Tuck says I'm out. Have a safe and wonderful weekend, everybody. Angelina says, great job. Float. And see, Tuck. See, Tuck, you getting better and better and better. You get more comfortable every episode, man. Starting to swag on them now.

B (74:47)

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm getting. Getting ready to become regular, man.

A (74:51)

Yeah, for sure. We building up for that new year. That new year. We might do a big new year. We might bring. I don't know what everybody doing, but we might go ahead, like, kind of bring the New Year's in on one. You know, that's a good. Like, that's a good time to be, you know, if you ain't doing nothing or people ain't. Oh, yeah, bring in the New Year's on this.

B (75:08)

I'll be. I'll be out the way, man. They be. They shooting outside. I ain't trying.

A (75:14)

Right? Me, too. I'm gonna be inside. Hey, look, I'll be telling people all the time, you gonna get me. You got to pull me out your phone. You're gonna have to grab me and pull me out this phone. Cause I ain't about to be outside. But yes. Safe 64 San Jose wedding is a classic. One of my favorite for show.

B (75:34)

For the show.

A (75:35)

One of my favorites. I'm glad. On that note, you definitely brought out one of the classics that I didn't even think about. And we gonna go ahead and get the hell out of here. As always, I love y', all, but I'm. Oh, see, Tuck.

B (75:55)

Peace.