Why Major Banks Keep Paying Epstein Survivors

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Flo Show, No Filter

Episode Title: Why Major Banks Keep Paying Epstein Survivors
Date: March 31, 2026
Host: Flo
Key Co-hosts: C. Tuck, others

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Episode Overview

This episode tackles the ongoing fallout related to major banks—specifically Bank of America, JP Morgan, and Deutsche Bank—paying hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements to survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking. The hosts dissect the lack of criminal accountability, raise questions about transparency, and discuss implications for regular people versus the powerful elite. The discussion also veers into related topics, keeping the signature unfiltered, conversational, and community-focused tone.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Setting the Scene: Bank of America’s Settlement

• [04:11] News break: Bank of America agrees to pay over $72 million to Epstein survivors to settle a class action suit. The banks are accused of ignoring signs their accounts were being used for illegal sex trafficking.
• The hosts express skepticism and anger over the bank denying wrongdoing but participating in such large settlements.

Host [05:24]: "Of course they gonna deny it. So you mean to tell me Bank of America knew what was going on?...You can't trust nobody."

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2. The Depth of Bank Involvement

• [06:13] It’s not just Bank of America—other major banks like Wells Fargo and JP Morgan are implicated.
• [08:38] The distinction between an institution and individuals: The hosts stress that people within these banks made decisions and yet, no one is facing criminal charges.

Host [08:45]: "They act like the actual building that we look at has a brain and just handle...No. A person. People knew for sure. No charges on none of this."

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3. Justice, Protests & Selective Accountability

• [09:02] The hosts question the absence of protests for Epstein’s victims compared to attention for other causes.
• [14:11] They point out the selective nature of prosecution, contrasting how ordinary people are prosecuted for lesser financial crimes.

Co-Host 3 [14:11]: "They selectively choose who they serve justice to."

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4. The Money Trail & Numbers Game

• Details from legal filings are broken down:
  • $170 million in suspicious transfers purportedly tied to sex trafficking.
  • Settlements cover at least 60 women, but the hosts believe this is just the start of the story.

Host [12:17]: "If a $170 million dollar sex trafficking enterprise...how much sex trafficking can a one do with $170 million? That don't even make sense."

• The hosts are incredulous that such sums move through banking systems without triggering alarms that shut down everyday people’s accounts for far less.

Host [23:01]: "These are the largest banks and they don't ever get shut down. They don't never get hit up with a rico."

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5. Settlements with Other Banks

• [18:21] Similar suits were brought against JP Morgan ($290 million settlement) and Deutsche Bank ($75 million settlement), bringing the total settlements close to half a billion dollars. Yet, again, no criminal charges.

Host [19:03]: "You did something that cost...Y'all had to settle for $300 million. And it ain't no charges in there nowhere."

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6. Theories & Speculation: Epstein’s Fate and Hidden Players

• [16:19] Host and co-hosts openly doubt that Epstein is dead, citing the secrecy around the files and the reach of his network.
• They suspect ongoing protection for prominent individuals named in the files, and suggest potential threats to survivors who threaten to go public.

Host [17:14]: "The way they are hiding these Epstein files, it...makes me think, oh no, he ain't dead. Protected."

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7. The Double Standard: Systemic Bias

• [23:00] Major banks escape prosecution, but regular people (and especially Black communities, per the hosts' examples) get investigated and charged for much less.
• Viewers chime in via chat, echoing frustration at the two-tiered system.

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8. Community Conversation: Accountability, Transparency & Secrecy

• [26:55] Some float the idea that details are withheld 'for the public’s own good.' The hosts reject this, arguing the public is already desensitized to violence and horror—it's about protecting elites.

Host [28:51]: "...when it's the elites, all of a sudden, it's something we can't handle. I can't buy that. They didn't...desensitize us to the max."

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9. Other Topics Briefly Covered

• Tiger Woods’ Recent DUI:
  Includes discussion of whether addiction and trauma after parental loss played a role.
• Suge Knight Memoir:
  Announcement of an upcoming book detailing Death Row Records, Tupac’s murder, and beef with Diddy—timed to coincide with a related trial.
• War and Gas Prices:
  Quick takes on global instability, gas price manipulation, and energy policy debates.
• Empire Records Rumor:
  Reports of an investigation into artist deaths at Empire Records were fact-checked as currently unfounded and likely fake news.
• Nanobot Medical Advances:
  Wraps up with community reactions to future technology, especially medical nanobots, and skepticism about their rollout and ethics.

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Notable Quotes & Moments with Timestamps

• On Double Standards in Justice:

  "If I move $100,000 worth of trucks...going down for life, man...But a $170 million dollar operation? One person? … This system, they definitely pick who they want to pick."
  — Host, [14:49-15:26]

• On Lack of Accountability:

  "Other people should get away with it...but this type of shit kind of makes...people get upset at...holding all these like other celebrities feet to the fire...But when you see how lack of accountability on like this, it do seem like, man, this system, they definitely pick who they want to pick."
  — Host, [13:12]

• On Conspiracy and Secrecy:

  "He [Epstein] had too much money, too much resources. And the reason why I'm really thinking that now...is the way they are hiding these Epstein files..."
  — Host, [16:19]

• On Banks’ Power Over Everyday People:

  "I'm sure I ain't the only one who done had the tiniest transaction...bank might flag something...on some little something...For a little $20, $30 shovel. How you can't do this for $170 million?"
  — Host & Co-Host 3, [25:33-26:20]

• On the Excuse of 'Protecting the Public':

  "That's just like, 'oh yeah, I just didn't want to tell...I didn't think you could handle it.' Man, you ain't got to micromanage me. We grown as hell."
  — Co-Host 3, [27:03] "Ain't nobody being charged for this...I can't even buy into that because ain't nobody being held accountable."
  — Host, [27:26]

• On Cover-Ups and Survivor Risks:

  "They said a long time ago they was gonna put out their own list. It ain't happened yet...I think lives are being so threatened."
  — Host, [31:44]

• On Technology and Medical Nanobots:

  "So they said by 2030...robots smaller than a blood cell could be injected...to seek out cancer cells, repair organs, even slow down aging...The real question isn't whether this technology will arrive, it's who will have control over what's inside your body."
  — Host, [67:22]

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Key Timestamps for Major Segments

• [04:11] — News report on Bank of America–Epstein settlement
• [06:13] — Discussion on broader bank culpability
• [08:45] — No charges, no accountability analysis
• [12:11-13:12] — Breaking down victims, money flow
• [14:11] — Commentary on selective prosecution
• [16:19-17:14] — Epstein’s fate and hidden files speculation
• [18:21-20:48] — Details on JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank settlements
• [23:00] — Two-tier justice system critique
• [26:55] — Dismissing “public can’t handle the truth” excuse
• [31:26-32:09] — Survivor lists and risks discussed
• [67:09] — Introduction of nanobot medical advances topic

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Final Thoughts

The episode offers a scathing critique of the way financial and power elites skirt real legal consequences, with a powerful call for transparency and justice. "The system is definitely biased in a huge way," summarizes the mood, while the conversational flow gives voice to collective frustration and conspiracy alongside hard facts and personal stories.

If you want the unvarnished, community-driven take on why Epstein survivors keep getting payouts rather than justice—and what it says about American institutions—this episode delivers.

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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, good night, wherever y' all at. Good to see y' all in. In the building. Let's do a quick roll call. Who we got? I see Gerald Enoch in the building. Elise, Lazy baby D. Denise. What's up, island girl. What is going on? Good to see everybody. Got some interesting stuff to talk about today. The news is all over the place lately. We at war. Gas prices out of control. We still ain't getting no. No what you call it? No, no, no, no transparency on the Epstein files. Chili and hot water for being exposed as a Trump. And like I said, I think her main problem is she lied. She trying to lie about it. We're gonna get into all of that and then some. But first, I want to know how everybody. How's everybody Monday. How's everybody week going so far? How's everybody week starting off, was your Monday the month? Was it the most Monday Monday yet that ever Monday. Y' all know the Mondays can be tough. Gerald said all will be exposed in 20.

[Co-Host 3]

20.

[Host]

All will be exposed. Everybody. The world is crazy right now. It sure is. But I thought it was interesting. I thought it was interesting when I saw bank of America had to fork out some money behind Epstein fallout. And I figured we could get into that today. How many people saw that bank of America?

[News Reader]

Let's begin this Half hour with some checking your headlines here. Bank of America has agreed to pay victims of sex offender Jeffrey EPSTEIN More than $72 million to settle a class action lawsuit. The settlement was filed in a New York federal court Friday, but still. Still requires approval by the judge. Lawyers for hundreds of Epstein's sexual abuse victims say the bank overlooked signs his accounts were being used to facilitate his sex trafficking operation. A spokesperson, spokesperson for bank of America denied the accusations, but said the agreement provides closure for the plaintiffs.

[Host]

Of course they gonna deny it. So you mean to tell me bank of America knew what was going on? Bank of America knew that money was being used by Epstein to sex traffic. You can't trust nobody. You can't trust nobody.

[Co-Host 3]

Hello.

[Host]

What's up, C. Tuck? Bank of America knew that Epstein was. Was using money to sex traffic.

[Co-Host 3]

Wells Fargo too. All of them. They falling right in line with the rest of them. J.P. morgan.

[Host]

It really show you why we ain't getting no transparency. This is. The whole world was involved.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

When you talk about the biggest banks

[Co-Host 3]

and that that's what I'll be. That's even what I was saying like with, with that period. Like, like a lot of people just worrying about like the entertainment aspect of it. Like who is the who that's involved in that? Like the politician you is going deeper than that. We Talking about like CEOs, private sector companies that do all of this background stuff that you really don't even hear about and it's. You don't hear about it for a reason type.

[Host]

It's crazy. So as far as bank of America, I got an article right here kind of detail and let me get. Turn this off. You know, they make. They. Everybody's so thirsty for money now. Even on these articles they got so many pop ups and commercials like like you're a big. You NBC News. You gotta have all these crazy pop ups like you some. Some local little, little, little website trying to just get click, click.

[Co-Host 3]

Make.

[Host]

Yeah. Money just crazy. Everybody thirsty. So the bank of America agrees to pay 72.5 million to settle Epstein survivor suit. The lawsuit alleges bank of America provided banking services to Epstein and his sex trafficking operation, along with accounts used by associates including Ghislaine Maxwell. Now another thing I'm. I'm saying if bank of America did this. And I'm tired of beating this dead horse because the horse is dead already. But how the you get no charges from this? Like come on, somebody had to know. Not when they say bank of America, they act like the actual building that we look at. Has a brain and just handle No. A person.

[Co-Host 3]

Yep.

[Host]

People knew for sure. No charges on none of this.

[Co-Host 3]

Now, why is that? Come on now.

[Host]

That.

[Co-Host 3]

That's them. The questions that people ain't asking. That's just like over the weekend now, they had the little no Kings protests and stuff like that. I ain't gonna say little how they had the no Kings protest, because I don't want to offend nobody.

[Host]

Right.

[Co-Host 3]

Where's the protest about these missing people? Y' all want to protest about everything else. But. But the. But the justice for these victims and these missing people. Right? Like. Like, it's a lot of questions that gotta get answered, man.

[Host]

Well, we talking about. Yeah. No charges. No. And this is the second. The nation's second largest bank provided banking services to Epstein and his operation, along with accounts used by victims and associates. Among them, Ghislaine Maxwell Leon Black, who was the former CEO of Apollo Global Management. US District Judge Jed Rockoff, who is presiding over the case, will hold a hearing in April determined to whether to approve the settlement. The deal does not include an admission of liability by the bank. Of course, they always fork over the money, but say we ain't guilty. They do that every time. I don't even want to read their statement, but I got to be fair, so I'm gonna read their statement. While we stand by our prior statements made in the filings in this case, including the bank of America, did not facilitate sex trafficking crimes. The resolution allows us to put this matter behind us and provide further closure for plaintiffs. A Bank of America spokesman said the settlement covers all women who were sexually abused or trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein. Or by any person who was connected to Jeffrey between June 30, 2008, and July 6, 2019. Attorneys for the survivor say at least 60 women were victimized by Epstein during that period. The plaintiffs alleged the bank failed to properly monitor accounts and did not file timely suspicious activity reports concerning questionable transactions, including transfers Black made to Epstein from. From his bank of America account. Among them, 170 million described as payment for tax and estate planning advice, which the plaintiffs contain, was used to fund Epstein's trafficking enterprise.

[Co-Host 3]

That sounds like wire fraud to me.

[Host]

Exactly. No charges.

[Co-Host 3]

If anything, if y' all don't want to charge them, what they really need to go. That sound like wire fraud? Straight up and down to me. Money laundering in potential embezzlement. All type shit.

[Host]

All type of. But this is what you gotta. What you gotta pay. Let's pay attention to this.

[Co-Host 3]

What.

[Host]

How many real. How Many victims we really got in this. If you talking about a hundred seventy million. Because they saying that one hundred and seventy right there. Huh.

[Co-Host 3]

They saying sixty people in the statement right there.

[Host]

Right.

[Co-Host 3]

So that's just the tip of the iceberg.

[Host]

That's at the tip of the iceberg. Because if a hundred and seventy million dollar sex trafficking enterprise, how much sex trafficking can a one do with 170 million? That don't even make sense. They didn't say 170 million just for Epstein. They said 170 million directly went towards the sex trafficking enterprise.

[Co-Host 3]

Great.

[Host]

That's flights, mansions, yachts. Like this is so much deeper than. Than we being 170 million and no arrest besides Jeffrey and Ghislaine on. On an enterprise that's 170 million strong. And so it makes me not that one. Something like this because they get away with it. Other people should get away with it. But this type of shit kind of makes like people who kind of get upset at. Not just me, but they get upset at me. When we holding all these like other celebrities feet to the fire and. Yeah. And other people, we condemning them and we hold them accountable, which is the right thing to do. But when you see how lack of accountability on like this, it do seem like, man, this system, they. They definitely pick who they want to pick. 170 million. Some of the people that we go after don't even got 170 million or nowhere near it.

[Co-Host 3]

That's it. Like I said the last show, they selectively choose who they. Who they serve justice to.

[Host]

This guy had a $170 million just went to his sex trafficking enterprise just for his enterprise. That ain't his pocket. That ain't nothing else, man. That is crazy. But if I move a hundred thousand dollars worth of trucks going down for

[Co-Host 3]

life, man, it's minimum. 20, 25 minimum.

[Host]

Yeah, 20, 25 years minimum. Everybody who connected getting time for sure they're gonna have.

[Co-Host 3]

They're gonna have. They're gonna have spider web diagram with the.

[Host]

Yeah. And we talking about a hundred thousand dollar operation with. With a hundred and seventy million dollar operation. We got one person who we don't know. And I'm about sick of this Palm Beach Pete. I'm just. Man, I don't know what it's about. You know, I would love for y' all to speculate or what y' all think, but I'm sick of Palm Beach Pete.

[Co-Host 3]

But then even then though, like, he can keep playing around if you want. If you want to, because he gonna really catch one of them conspiracy people who already think he either him or possibly a clone. And if he a clone, you know, the clones be off anyway. Look at Jim Carrey.

[Host]

Tell you this flat. I said Jim Carrey. A claw. Yeah. Though like, we got Epstein. Who Man, I'm. All that money he had in the way. I'm about to say, I might just put it out there. All that money Epstein had, which not only his money, but all the powerful people who was around him, who was connected to this. In my opinion, he ain't dead, man.

[Co-Host 3]

I don't think he is neither.

[Host]

He had too many. Too much money, too much resources. And the reason why I'm really thinking that now. And like I said, I'm the last one I. By me covering the news. Certain. I try not to go there. I try to just go with he, he, dad, he did. Even if it wasn't suicide, maybe somebody killed him. But the way they are hiding these Epstein files, it, it merely makes me think, oh no, he ain't dead. Protected. He, he, he was too protected. Had too much money. It don't cost a lot of money to even make it happen, you know, compared to you know what I'm saying?

[Co-Host 3]

And then not even that. Just think about the amount of accounts that might be cited in those, in those files. Some of them accounts, like even though they, oh, some of the still might be active, like. No, y' all gotta redact that. I'm still getting money.

[Host]

Yeah, yeah, man. And like I said, I, I, I, I really been trying to hold off on really standing on that he alive. But the way they, the ways. No, it's the way they hiding these Epstein files and redacting and, and then with the guard.

[Co-Host 3]

Come on, man.

[Host]

They, they, they, they claim they took him, fake him one way so they could go this way. They didn't have to do all that. Yeah, that was the setup for sure, in my opinion.

[Co-Host 3]

No, I agree with you.

[Host]

Yeah. Like I said, I've been holding out on really going there on that.

[Co-Host 3]

But like, you'd be trying not to. I feel you. But it's like if it looked like a duck and quack like one, we ain't gonna say it's a race. You feel me?

[Host]

This is crazy, jp. Oh, let's go back. Hey, look. Yo, yo, yo. Your FC survivors have brought similar lawsuits against J.P. morgan.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

J.P. morgan Chase and Dolce bank that were later settled for hundreds of millions of dollars. Jake P. Morgan agreed to pay 290 million.

[Co-Host 3]

Told you. Told you. They falling right in line with them 290 million.

[Host]

290. 300 million.

[Co-Host 3]

Come on, man. We're gonna round up.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

We're gonna do the math.

[Host]

Million.

[Co-Host 3]

Come on, bro.

[Host]

No charges on nobody. You did something that cost. Y' all had to settle for 300 million. And it. And it ain't no charges in there nowhere.

[Co-Host 3]

And then you gotta think, then think about the ones that ain't even included in the settlement that just say, like, no, I want to stand up for what's right.

[Host]

Right. Dolce bank paid another 75 million. So we talking about half a billion dollars

[Co-Host 3]

just between them, too.

[Host]

Just between them.

[Co-Host 3]

Between them three.

[Host]

Three. Yep, them three. And we wonder why we ain't. Why they ain't. Why they ain't telling us.

[Co-Host 3]

Almost a half a billion.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

Million.

[Host]

Yes.

[Co-Host 3]

Billion.

[Host]

Half a billion.

[Co-Host 3]

No, I was just. I was just reiterating it so the

[Host]

community could grab a half a million. Half a beat. And we wonder why we ain't. They ain't telling us. Look at that. Look at. That's 500 million. That show you they covering up. And. And, and, man, this is crazy. I. I did not know this much money. I missed this, like, the JP Morgan and all that. I remember when they talking about suing them and all that. I never followed.

[Co-Host 3]

No, that way that went to this. No, that went through when it was still snow on the ground.

[Host]

Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy.

[Co-Host 3]

They. They already pulled the trigger on that. They. They had. They had to hurry up and do that.

[Host]

Wow. Can you imagine? And yet, no. Nobody charged with nothing. That's what the sick part about this whole Epstein is. Nobody is charged. Charged with nothing.

[Co-Host 3]

Yep. Everybody just going about their business.

[Host]

It really make you be like, man, it just ain't fair. And like I said, we got to continue to do what we do. But for that crowd that be trolling me saying that, you know why? You know, you, you. You all on top of these people. When these people get to do the X, Y and Z, this the type of that. Get him some. Get him a little gas to run with. Because they do. Because it do make me feel up. I'm gonna be honest. We always gonna continue to do what we do. But when you see a horrific crime like this, where you talking about damn near, you know, on whatever other settlements that might not even be public, it could be up to damn near a billion dollars in hush money or more. Like I said, this is just the money that they showing us. Yeah. Oh, it's that behind the scenes money.

[Co-Host 3]

The money that's buried in the backyard.

[Host]

Yeah. To to, to keep stuff from coming to the forefront and no accountability. We got one person who we don't. We don't know for sure if, if the guy did unalive himself or whatever. Epstein. And then one female who now, you know, they've been saying they don't even know if that's her.

[Co-Host 3]

Come on, bro.

[Host]

And when you talking about billions of dollars being thrown around to keep hidden, who knows? Especially when nobody else is getting a no type of jail time.

[Co-Host 3]

Right?

[Host]

You know what I'm saying? Nobody else has got a charge or nothing. It just bad. It's just up, bro. It really is, man. Like I said, I, I'm really like. I did not know. I did not know. I didn't realize the banks that showed I had to shell out so much money, man. That fire and these banks, these banks controlling everything too. Like, you know, these is 90 of the people on here that has got mortgages. Damn near is connected to one of them banks or car loans or credit cards or anything.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

So you can't even get around it. You know, they got you by default. You supporting this. Like, you know, I mean, like, these are the largest banks and they don't ever get shut down. They don't never get hit up with a rico.

[Co-Host 3]

Never.

[Host]

They, they don't ever get caught up in a rico. They shit can't be a criminal enterprise, but our shit can be. They, they, they allowed to fork out a billion dollars for funding sex trafficking and knowing about it. But we do some little petty shit and we, we could get RICO easily, right? And 10 other people indicted with us. Like, yeah, it's definitely. This system is definitely biased in a huge way and this. And it's sad, man.

[Co-Host 3]

No, for sure

[Host]

it's sad, man. I, I, like I said when I read this article, I said, man, I didn't even realize the extent and I knew it was up, but I didn't realize, man, that much money was cake shelled out with and that they have been proven to know, to know about this stuff. To know it was funding sex trafficking. That's crazy, right?

[Co-Host 3]

Ridiculous.

[Host]

Ridiculous, man. So let's go to the chat real quick. Grandma Kathy say rich people live a different world. Show the hell do lazy baby say that's why the bank as a whole coughed up the money because it was more than one person complicit in it. His case had to go through multiple hands to be considered not suspicious. Yeah, he, he, yeah, this. Yeah, they, they definitely creepy little beast. They like all the people in the house who voted down to provide the public this the slush fund payout for payouts for their own essay accusations. Yep. Lazy baby also said it's like a spider where whoever he banks with should be under a microscope and any action should have been viewed. Yep. Just if it was us, it would have been.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah. Everything would have been shut down, frozen, you name it.

[Host]

I'm, I'm sure I ain't the only one who done had the tiniest transaction. And then a bank might flag something or, or question or hold something, you know like on some little something.

[Co-Host 3]

I remember when it was snowing, I had one of my shovels I broke. I went to go buy another shovel at the damn Ace Hardware and then if they were like yeah your car didn't go through. I'm like man, next you know I get a text message is are you trying to make this person? Yeah man. If you don't unlock this and suck right. Hardware store. What the. I'm getting a shovel.

[Host]

So, so they got that type of police over us.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah. If they can do that to me.

[Host]

Right.

[Co-Host 3]

For a little 20, 30 shovel. How you can't do this for 170 million.

[Host]

Yeah man, it is, it's definitely a, a two, two tier system. What else we gotta hear? No more wake and bake for me. Today it is 6am Grandma Kathy said no more waking bake for her Today it is 6am here and I need to make calls around 1pm to catch them after lunch and maybe someone will listen to me. I hear you grandma. I said what if, what if. What if the X stuff is a distraction and there's actually something we can't handle knowing.

[Co-Host 3]

But the only thing about that is I don't, I don't like when people just take it upon themselves to determine what people can handle.

[Host]

Right.

[Co-Host 3]

Like may let let everybody else be the judge of that. That's just like oh yeah. I just didn't want to tell. I ain't think you can have man. You ain't got the micromanage me. We grown as hell. I mean who the ones who can't had a treatment available.

[Host]

Yeah yeah yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

Psychiatrists and on deck form other than that don't just withhold information.

[Host]

Right. Because the bottom line is ain't nobody being charged for this. So you know, I, I, I, I, I can't even buy into that because ain't nobody being held accountable. What? We can't handle people getting charged either.

[Co-Host 3]

Right?

[Host]

We can't handle that. We can handle that. So you can't have a huge horrific crime like this and hold nobody accountable and then try to hit me with the excuse that it's something we can't handle because it's shadiness going on across the board. You ain't locking nobody up.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah. You ain't about to gene hacking me.

[Host]

All this crazy stuff they showing. They showing Diddy. They showing jurors sedated, drug fueled freak offs.

[Co-Host 3]

They talking like they, they talking about eating people and babies and so like I know and already went. Should have went crazy about that. I didn't. Damn. There went crazy hearing that. So like what? And then what? Why wouldn't we be able to handle something that always been speculating for decades anyway?

[Host]

Right.

[Co-Host 3]

They didn't make cartoons and movies about the. So. Oh, see, Independence Day, like. Oh yes. Oh yeah. This is what we didn't want to tell you. They do exist. Oh, all right.

[Host]

When this, when we talking about a lowly serial killer. Y' all told us about all the heads he chopped off all the skulls, he buried all the grape and he did like y' all go in detail. Y' all make documentaries. Y' all put it on regular tv. When it's something, when it's the elites, all of a sudden it's something we can't handle.

[Co-Host 3]

See. Remember you remember we had one.

[Host]

Yep.

[Co-Host 3]

What's the name? Anthony. So Anthony.

[Host]

So well.

[Co-Host 3]

Huh.

[Host]

They didn't have no problem putting all his stuff out.

[Co-Host 3]

All the little gruesome details about that.

[Host]

And so I can't buy that when the elite. When it's the elites and the powerful now it's something we can't handle. I can't buy that they didn't, they didn't desensitize us to the max.

[Co-Host 3]

Tell me about it.

[Host]

They showing people, Charlie Kirk and whoever, they selling people and I don't know if he really. What's going on with that, but they showing people getting their head and shoulders blown off on, on regular Internet in live in real time. So they didn't already used up the excuse on that.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

And so I, I can't go with that. It's too much. Too much going on. Too much that we don't see. What I can't handle. Who, who's involved. You know what, what can I not handle? What could. What you think? What could you not have? You know what I'm saying? What? The people names that's involved. What, what they did to people. I mean we've heard about the worst. You can't do no more. More worse than graping and eating people like ain't Nothing worse than that. So I can't buy that one. I'm sorry. I can't buy that one. Wish I could. I can't go. Somebody said, eating pizza. Family first. Sorry I'm late. Good morning, Tracy. Just getting in here, y'. All. Yeah. So we're gonna keep an eye on that. The Epstein files. Kind of like they doing a good job on burying them because ain't nobody talking about them as much. With all the war going on and. And. And. And different things, they got little stuff popping up. Even if even the survivors or the women who've been speaking out, they. They said they gonna make their own list, and I ain't gonna. And I'm not the one to push them to really do it, because I know it's dangerous, but they. Not. They. They said a long time ago they was gonna put out their own list. It ain't happened yet. It's just like when it comes to this Epstein thing, it just. They got this thing buried, man. No, for sure, because didn't you see where the. The women survivors said they. Since. Since they was doing all this redacting, that they was gonna put their own list together? You see, it ain't came out and not.

[Co-Host 3]

And that got me. And that got me worried about them.

[Host]

Like, that's what I'm saying.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

Somebody behind the scenes. Every time somebody's saying that, I feel like it ain't just money. I think lives are being so threatened.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

Yeah. Because. Because everybody keeps saying they're gonna do this, they gonna do that. I ain't seen nobody do it yet.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

Powerful. That's a powerful monster we dealing with, man, that Epstein.

[Co-Host 3]

Tell me about it.

[Host]

I'm convinced. I'm convinced.

[Co-Host 3]

Like, I wasn't even knowing that it was Go. It was going like that until all these rocks started getting flipped over. You start seeing what's under them, like. Damn right.

[Host]

So we will keep informed on that and then keep everybody informed on the Epstein stuff. Something we didn't really talk about. We don't got to go into too much detail, but since we. It's. It's crazy that we were just talking about. Because we were talking about the Justin Timberlake. We were talking about the Justin Timberlake DUI stuff or whatever. Right. And then, remember, we told. I told my own story about the time when I don't know how I got off. I had so much liquor and got pulled over and did all the DUI stuff, and I refused the blow test. Everything I said that was just pure God. I don't know how he let me go. Remember, I told that story and I said, that's why, you know, I never. I didn't even. I never did it much then. And then after that, I was like, I ain't never driving under no influence. Then just like I said, I had cars. I had two, three cars in the. In. In the garage. And if I've been drinking, I'm. I'm Ubering. I always been like that. That's why I'm so comfortable on the Uber now. I just, like. I'm so used to it now because I just, like, know how dangerous that is.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

I say all that to say the. Is Tiger woods doing, man?

[Co-Host 3]

Man, first when they said, you know, as soon as they say accident, you know, you go. You go into like, all right, look, you know, damn, I hope you all right. Then when you hear he the cause of it, you like, what the is you Cars ain't meant to roll over like that. The wheels are supposed to roll, Tiger, not the entire vehicle.

[Host]

When I saw it, I could be doing, man. Before they said it was dui, I said. I said I had a feeling it was that when it first broke, I said, he already got a history. I Like, I'm. I'm. I feel like it's gonna be DUI. And like, 10 minutes after I dropped my video, they dropped. Like, they said, yeah, dui. But I say all that to say this, too, to go back to what our point we made about Justin Timberlake, and that's dangerous, man. You're not just putting your life at risk.

[Co-Host 3]

You put everybody else on the road.

[Host]

Everybody on the road.

[Co-Host 3]

Somebody just got off work, and then you'll hear your drunk ass come hitting their car.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

Or hitting them, possibly.

[Host]

Yeah. And he was on some type of drugs. Cause they. He passed the alcohol, like, whatever, because I guess he knew he wasn't on no alcohol. But then they was like, we need a urine something. And he wouldn't do that. That's when they knew. They took his ass in. And it's some type of. I don't know what drug, you know, what pain, man. I don't know what he take, but whatever he taking, it's ridiculous. And you putting lives at risk, and it ain't nothing funny about that. And I really. For somebody. A Tiger St. Stature, for him to have multiple. Multiple accidents like this. And they say because he doing with the drugs and all that, he don't want a driver because he trying to keep his on the low. And you put a lot at risk.

[Co-Host 3]

The only Drugs he need to be on. Man is coaching his son, man. Coach your son, man. Make sure it's golf game where it's supposed to be. He already good.

[Host]

Yeah, he already good. He already good.

[Co-Host 3]

Like his son know how to play golf. For real, man. Go ahead and critique. Like, get your son all the way together. Worry about that. No, no, not all. You ain't no damn rock star. Like, man. Yeah, that'd be the thing. Like. Like you. You'd be finding them people that just like, yeah, you. You were who you were and everything like that. But you got. You got kids now, man. Like, live for your kids.

[Host]

Yeah,

[Co-Host 3]

now. Yeah. You. You had your time to do all that. You had your time to be that, not be. You can be such and such dad now. Oh, yeah. I am Tiger Wood to the people that remember you. But not the new generation coming up. You such and such pops now, right? Be cool with that. Pop up with you with your green jacket on, your gold jacket. Oh, you play Go. Why are you Tiger Wood? Like, you get. Wait for that type. But man, like pouring to your kids.

[Host]

Nah, exactly. Creepy little. They even had. Oh. Shout out. Elise, thank you for the Taco Tuesday juice. Appreciated it too. I'm sure. 20. Holla, everybody. Show at least some love for showing me some love and putting some food in my belly today and tomorrow. Creepy little beach say even. They even have uber black for famous people. Who knew? Who knew they had that? Yeah. Yeah. I've been hip to uber black Tiger do too much sneaky sneak stinky stuff. That's why he don't want no driver. See, that's the problem. You can't. Man. And. And then that. He's so lucky to still be here. He done been in some. He been crazy. That should be the. Yeah, that. Them crazy accidents rolling over.

[Co-Host 3]

That's all I'm saying. The one accident. His car looked like a damn sardine.

[Host]

But, man, Tiger. Because I was always a big Tiger fan, I picked up the game of golf because of Tiger. I ended up getting this golf scholarship to a black to hbcu.

[Co-Host 3]

We got a Tiger woods scholarship, huh?

[Host]

No, it was just a. It. It was just a scholarship for playing golf. It wasn't a Tiger woods scholarship.

[Co-Host 3]

Oh, I say it came with a fifth of hand. Huh?

[Host]

Right, Right. He said, you look like a thug. We'll give you the Tiger woods scholarship. But to be honest, man, he.

[News Reader]

He.

[Host]

He really fell off the wagon when his dad died. Yeah, like you could tell. You could tell the difference before his dad died and then after his dad Died. It's like. It was like, some people really need that guidance, I think, you know what I'm saying? From whatever that person they respect. And you gotta think his dad raised him up from a baby on the golf course. They pretty much was on the golf course 24 7. Dad was. I remember Tiger would always say stuff that his dad would tell him and got him. And. And when his dad was here, you ain't hear about none of this type of stuff. Like, Tiger didn't do anything. You know what I'm saying? And then once his dad died, that's when all the craziness with the women came out, you know, when they was like, damn, Tiger is, you know, messing with all these different women on his wife and the art. All this. And then The D. The DUIs and accidents. All this came after his dad died. And I really. I really always said, you know, it's no excuse. You. You're a grown man, so you. You got to be held accountable for what you do. But to me, it's almost reminding me of how, like, Kanye went left when his mom. When his mom, like. Yeah, it's like, same thing with Tiger. It's like certain people, you know, they can't survive without that one person who was guiding them as far as survive and be regular. Because, like I said, Tiger didn't have any of this when his dad was around, man. Didn't seem like. Like, no sooner. Right after his dad died, man, Tiger just went crazy and start doing and being a whole nother person that you never even knew he was capable of. So, like I said, no excuses. But damn, man, Tiger is disappointing me. I was always, like I said, I was a big Tiger woods fan from the beginning when. Before he was famous. I knew about him because my grandfather was really into golf and so was my dad. So I knew about golf stuff when, you know, nobody really. Not in our community didn't really mess with golf. All like that. So I knew about Tiger way before when they. When he was a. When he was a kid, basically. And so to see it play out to where it's at now, man, it's just crazy, man. To show you you can't run from.

[Co-Host 3]

I used to be a caddy when I was like, 13, 14.

[Host]

Okay. It's good money in caddy.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah. You getting good money, I bet. Beastman Country Club. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I usually get beginning bread.

[Host]

Oh, yeah? You. You was at beach my what, years?

[Co-Host 3]

Shoot, that was, what, 13, 14. That was like 04.04.

[Host]

Yeah. To win or just 04 like 04

[Co-Host 3]

and then a little bit of.05.

[Host]

Okay. So right in that little, that time period.

[Co-Host 3]

Yep.

[Host]

Okay. Because I had family members. Like my cousin Darnell worked up there. I don't know if he was there when you was there. King's mom worked there back in the day. I don't know if you know if she was there when you was there.

[Co-Host 3]

I know it was one, it was one old dude that worked there, dude named Carlton.

[Host]

Carlton?

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah. Oh, dude, man, how you cracking up?

[Host]

For real.

[Co-Host 3]

He did, all he did was talk early in the morning, you know, when you caddy and you there like early.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

So we in there, everybody half sleep. Man. That bus ran late again. I'm like, damn, bro, you just already.

[Host]

Them type of dudes at the job sites when you was a little kid that just met, that was just funny forward to them coming to work, man.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, you did though. You say, man, what this, what are you about to talk about today, man?

[Host]

So yes, Tiger, I would say get a driver, but bro, you need to get off them pain kick pain meds. Like to say get a driver is not even addressing the real problem. Tiger woods got a problem with them pain meds, man. Yeah, that he got a problem with him. Like he, he, he get high obviously to the point where you, where you, where they know you drunk or think you drunk, but you actually are paying, man, you got a problem. So I mean like obvious you need a driver and quit driving. But he got a deeper problem than that and I hope you get help from it for it. Another thing that we didn't discuss, but I was going to go into it a little bit. You know the Suge Knight tell all book that's coming, coming out, they figured

[Co-Host 3]

out date for it.

[Host]

Huh. They might mention I got an article for it. We're gonna, we're gonna go over real quick because one of our community people was talking about the. They was talking about, they had brought up about this tell all book and we didn't go into detail because I hadn't really read about it. I didn't know he had one. But this one Billboard Billboard Suge Knight to release unapologetic memoir detailing Tupac's murder and bras with Diddy titled your pain is my Joy. Knight is currently serving a 28 year prison sentence. Of course we know that Suge Knight, one of hip hop's most polarizing figures, will set the record straight from behind bars with the release of his your Pain is my joy memoir, which is slated to arrive on August 4th. So that's the release day. August 4th, y'. All. Which, you know, he. He timing that right around Kiwi d trial. Yep.

[Co-Host 3]

August 5th, ain't it?

[Host]

Oh, is it?

[Co-Host 3]

I think it's like something around that date. I think it got moved back to like, that day.

[Host]

Okay, Suge Knight dropping it one day, if we correct. And if anybody in the chat, somebody could pull up that keefe D so we can know. I think it is August 5th. But what the exact date is he sug night trying to get him some paper. He dropping the tell all book right before the damn trial.

[Co-Host 3]

August 10th.

[Host]

Okay, August 10th. So a week before, basically, man.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Host]

He. He know what he doing.

[Co-Host 3]

Crazy.

[Host]

Yeah, that's crazy. He. He definitely shook. So that's August 4th. He goes on to say. Through his intimidating negotiating style, brutal business practices, and ties to the Blood gang, Knight became one of the most feared executives in hip hop. The Compton native guided Death Row to dominance in raps golden age of the mid-90s. With the roster that includes titans like Tupac, Snoop, and Dr. Dream, your pain Is My Joy is set to take readers on a thrilling ride and will shed light on his bras with Diddy and detail Tupac's murder in Las Vegas for the first time from his perspective as a passenger in the 1996 drive by shooting published by Simon and Schuster's Gallery Books print imprint. A synopsis for the unapologetic memoir reads. Suge Knight was handed nothing in life. Anything he ever had, he fought for, knowing that he had to take what he deserved. Now, in this unflinching memoir, From Behind Bars, Shook takes readers on a ride, a thrilling ride. Now on a thrilling ride through the golden age of rap and streets in Compton. What you think about. You gonna check out the book? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

I'm curious. I'm curious about that. I wonder if they're gonna make it like a. Make. Have like a visual documentary with it too.

[Host]

Oh, yeah, yeah, that'd be dope. They should. But that's gonna be crazy. And I don't know if he gonna say anything new, but the fact that he dropping it right before the trial, he might. He might spill a couple beans since they coming out anyway, you know, some. Some that he might not have said before or some behind the scenes. I miss Tupac, man. Yeah, I miss Pac was real, man. We used to wake up every morning. Me, my sister and brother and my mom. We woke up when I was in school and my sister and brother was in school. We woke up every morning and my mom Was never even super into rap, but for some reason, she got into Tupac, man. Like. Like, she. She was an art. She never even listened to rap like that. You know what I'm saying? And she got into Tupac. We used to wake up every morning and dance and rap Tupac while we getting ready for school every morning. And then. And then he died. And then we was crushed. We'd be sleeping our bedroom. And then we'll hear. I won't deny I'm gonna straighten out my mind. You know, we get up and get that every morning, man. It's crazy. So shout out to Tupac. I don't know how many Tupac fans we got in the chat or in the community, but I was always my family. We was. We was huge Tupac fans. So I'm looking forward to this trial. And like, you see tech, I'm looking forward to this book. And I want to see. Is Diddy gonna get pulled into this? He's supposed to be testifying Or. Or. Or what? Did they say something about Diddy?

[Co-Host 3]

Was.

[Host]

Was. Was. Was. Was supposed to be testifying in this?

[Co-Host 3]

I think so. They're gonna call for his testimony.

[Host]

Yeah, that should be that. That's. That's gonna be a crazy trial, I think. I think that's gonna be one of those trials that crazy stuff happened like that that nobody see coming. Like, people gonna say some wild stuff. Keefe D, who knows what. He gonna hot. I gotta feeling him if he. If he. If he get on the stand. I just got a feeling he gonna be one of them people that's just gonna be, like, almost similar to Woody on the stand, where it's just like, he gonna say some wild stuff. So y' all know we're gonna be covering the hell out of that one. Shout out to all the Tupac fans in the building. Pac was the best lyricist. Enoch said Tupac was the king of rap, just like Michael's the king of pop. Sure was. Tupac was a good man. He deserves justice. Look, Grandma Kathy. Tupac was a cutie. Grandma Kathy. But what's up with Gas? What's up with the war?

[Co-Host 3]

See, Tuck, man, Gas. It's still fluctuating. It still fluctuating. I ain't seen no solid foes, Dollars. And, you know, other than, like, the 93, I ain't that. That's the only time I've seen solid foes. Other than that. It's fluctuating between that three, like, high 390 and mid to low 390s.

[Host]

Okay? I ain't Gonna lie. Some of them, some of them high end cars that you, that you never seen putting 87. They starting to sneak a little 87 in their car.

[Co-Host 3]

But the thing is you can't though because it's gonna up your.

[Host]

I know.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

People, people do. People don't be care when it comes to that money. They'd be like look, I got bumper to bumper warranty on here. If it messed up, they're gonna have to fix it.

[Co-Host 3]

But. Right.

[Host]

The gas is killing people. So what about the war? Any, any update or any, any Trump, Trump, anything going on? Like what's going on? Because it seemed like now it's kind of like oh no.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

Like if they still bombing at this point.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, no, they like Trump basically saying he, he gonna, he'll go after they power plant like out there like in retaliation. If they don't basically come to terms soon. He's he pushing for them to come to turn. No, I didn't see the second part of the latest video. I'm gonna look that up.

[Host]

We might have to show the people if we could find it. If see Tuck find it. We're gonna put it on. We're gonna, we're gonna put it on there. Let's see. Somebody said. So Grandma Kathy said it's 524 in Seattle. The gas. Damn. Elise says $6 601 at the Chevron by me now is you talking about 87 regular gas. $6. Price has got to be going up.

[Co-Host 3]

I'm at the. I'm gonna have to find that. The video.

[Host]

You can't find it. Where is it at y'?

[Co-Host 3]

All? Yeah, I can't find the second part, man. You heard about Shador changing the number to two? Yep.

[Host]

Okay, so he really did pay well. No, he had to pay nothing. Did he? No, because I saw a clickbait talking about he had to pay Tim Couch a hundred thousand dollars to unretire his number.

[Co-Host 3]

No, because DeAndre Carter award last.

[Host]

No, I know. I'm saying that was one of them clickbaits.

[Co-Host 2]

Oh yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

Oh yeah.

[Host]

No, Tim Couch number retired.

[Co-Host 3]

Right, right.

[Host]

Okay. So to do a stand is gonna be number two. Okay.

[Co-Host 3]

Hey.

[Host]

They're getting ready for this season. I'm telling y' all now be surprised if my Browns balling this year. I'm just gonna say it. Don't be surprised.

[Co-Host 3]

No, I did see that where they was, where they were talking about with the gas. They was gonna increase it to like ethanol. What it was E15. So that's basically Dial Trump was talking about. Diluting the gas with more ethanol so it won't really like, cause that much wear and tear on your engine or nothing like that, but it'll burn out faster.

[Host]

Okay.

[Co-Host 3]

So that it basically keep you having to go to the fucking pump.

[Host]

Why they doing that?

[Co-Host 3]

To try to stretch the gas for the. For the oil shortage and shit.

[Host]

But if. But if it burn out faster, how is that stretching it? That means you got to get more of it. No, they.

[Co-Host 3]

So they just stretching like the. The amount of crude oil they using with it. They trying to keep. Keep that on reserve.

[Host]

But I'm just saying you're gonna have to use more crude oil if more people got to get gas faster. That's what I would think. Because you're still using crude oil. It seemed like.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

You know what I'm saying? It kind of seems, I guess.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, but I. I guess how they looking at it initially? They using less of it.

[Host]

Okay. That's basically kicking the can down the road, basically. Yeah. Trying to.

[Co-Host 1]

Yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

I mean, that's. That's just the way they make a sense of it. The whole war don't even make damn sense to me, period. So whatever logic they trying to exercise, I'm just gonna let them lift the weights. They. They can go. They can go ahead, because that. That is just ridiculous.

[Host]

Then they did. They did used to have. Well, what's the grave, Lord? Didn't they have a 86 back in the day? Or they had something. Oh, that was lower than 87 back in the day. I mean, it was junk, but, yeah,

[Co-Host 3]

I think it was. I do remember some gas stations having like four different grades.

[Host]

Yeah, it was one.

[Co-Host 3]

And not just the diesel. It was not the. It was four different grades.

[Host]

It was some lower than 87. I want to say 86, but I can't. I can't confirm that. But it definitely was 1 lower than 87 back in the day. And like I said, I really believe it was 86, but people didn't. It was like trash. For real. But like I said, the way people ain't caring and putting 87 in there when they know they supposed to have 93. People might start using 85.

[Co-Host 3]

Then. Then, you know, we up. There we are. Yesterday was a winning Monday for us, man. Cavs beat the Jazz as they should be done, 122 to 113. And the guardians beat the Dodgers, bro.

[Host]

Okay.

[Co-Host 3]

We beat the Dodgers 42.

[Host]

Oh, yeah, that's what's up. Yeah, they even kicking ass.

[Co-Host 3]

And they. And the Dodgers was heavily favored, too.

[Host]

Yeah, that ain't That's a real. That's a real victory right there.

[Co-Host 3]

Honey said that's why he riding the horse.

[Host]

Yeah, Johnny, you out there in Puerto Rico on the horse.

[Co-Host 3]

He got real horsepower.

[Host]

Oh, y'. All. So I didn't tell y'.

[Co-Host 3]

All.

[Host]

Major announcement. Y' all know. Y' all know Darnell, right? My best friend Darnell. Yeah, he proposed. Remember I told you he was proposing? And. Oh, Lazy Baby says, send me the video to my Facebook. Okay. My. He proposed in Puerto Rico. That's him with his girl. Now. She didn't even know what was going on. He took her up to T mobile district. I'm going to show you the highlight. So she thinking she dancing. It's actually her birthday. So then he had a dance crew and a flash mob come out, so. And they did the let's Get Married remix. So she thinking she just dancing to it. Next thing you know, all these dancers come out into a full ass routine. And she thinking it's all just a party and they all there for her. And then she looked back. I don't want to play it because of copyright. But then my. My boy Darnell. This is the funniest part. She look up Darnell on the stage. Look, Darnell on the stage. Dance routine with. With the people, man. It was a hell of a. Hell of a proposal.

[Co-Host 3]

Johnny would probably there, huh? Johnny would probably there.

[Host]

Yeah. Johnny. Was you there?

[Co-Host 3]

He probably was probably was there sipping on the Modelo or something, man.

[Host]

So, yeah, it was. It was a real cool, man. Proposal at the T Mobile district. Look, Johnny laughing. He know. And he know about the T Mobile district. It's a nice place. But yeah, he was definitely. That was definitely a good ass proposal, man. But it was funny to just have a dance crew and then you look around. What the. You look back, you see it. Yeah, man, that. That. It was nice, man. It was nice. And the plane got. What is it about. Lazy Baby said he did that. Yeah, that was. That was cold. That was. That was. That was a good one. That was a good one. That was a good one. Grandma Kathy says his dad's single. Yeah, I think he actually is single. Grandma Kathy on the proud, y'. All. Y' all better be. Oh, I didn't hear that. Did you hear that?

[Co-Host 3]

No.

[Host]

Somebody said Cash Patel is having Empire

[Co-Host 3]

Records investigated for what should probably Monday, money laundering type.

[Host]

$300 million down the crapper in this war. Yeah, Gerald, what do you know what they investigated for? Is it money laundering? What? What is it? I didn't hear it. I' ma definitely look into it when I. Today, Empire Records being investigated for all the deaths.

[Co-Host 3]

Oh,

[Host]

wow, that's big.

[Co-Host 3]

Whoo.

[Host]

And, you know, it was a bunch of people that they was like. That they was like.

[Co-Host 3]

They was, like, getting them insurance cash, not on the insurance policy.

[Host]

Yeah. Let me see something real quick before we get out of here. I gotta just see if I see anything. Any quick story on it.

[Co-Host 3]

Damn.

[Host]

All right, here we go. FBI Director Cash Patel reportedly announced yesterday that an investigation into Empire Records is underway, stating that once sufficient evidence is gathered, the entire company could face charges. This development follows claims that artists like xx, Tatian, King, Bond, Young, Dolph, Mo3PNB Rock had issues with payments from the label before their deaths, something Patel reportedly described. Described as odd and suspicious.

[Co-Host 3]

That's crazy. Whoa. That's crazy.

[Host]

Whoa, that. Gerald, you just dropped the bomb. I might have to. You think I might do a story on that? On the social. On social media?

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, no, that's. That's especially. Especially with flipping, man. That's here. Rest in peace, dog. That was my dog.

[Host]

Yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah. Hell, no. That. If they. They playing like that. And there's a lot of people still with Empire, too. Yeah.

[Host]

And they have had a lot of death.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah.

[Host]

Dope B, DJ K, Slay, Drake, Dracula, the Ruler, King Von Mac, Dre, Mo3PNV, Rock.

[Co-Host 3]

Damn.

[Host]

And XX. XXX was on there.

[Co-Host 3]

Mm. Because they. Because they be doing. They do a distribution, too. So if you ain't really signed all the way underneath the label, you might.

[Host]

Yeah, they'll do a distribution deal. Like back in the day, Cotch Records did them.

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, like priority types.

[Host]

Yeah, priority. Wow. What the hell? Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Check that. Check that. On the community notes, it said this is made up and it's something circulating on X with zero factual basis or evidence to the claim. I mean, y' all can't read it, but it said right there. So that probably might. That might be fake news.

[Co-Host 3]

I hope it is, right.

[Host]

Yeah, that would be crazy.

[Co-Host 3]

If it ain't, they gonna have a lot of people looking at them sideways.

[Host]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Co-Host 3]

So.

[Host]

Yes, that. That definitely so far, when I'm looking at. It's fake news, y'.

[Co-Host 3]

All.

[Host]

Oh, Floyd Mayweather say so. That's fake news, y'.

[Co-Host 3]

All.

[Host]

Let's X that.

[Co-Host 3]

That ain't.

[Host]

I just. The community knows, and I did more looking, and it ain't nobody else really posting it, so that might be one of them stories. And that's nothing I don't like about what that happened these days with all these fake parody accounts just putting out like, like damn, you that thirsty for clicks and views and then want to come to my page every time they don't like something, talking about anything for clicks of you. No. Is these people just making up fake stories doing the. Yeah, like you just flat out putting a fake story out there. You that thirsty for clicks and views just to put out fake stories that have us tripping. Luckily they got all these extra little things that you can look at and know like, okay, this is fake. Well, Floyd Mayweather is saying that before we get out of here that his fight with Pacquiao supposed to be an exhibition, but Pacquiao saying it's supposed to be a real fight. So it might. It's some controversy there. So that's some sports news. We didn't gave you some Cleveland sports news letting you know what the hell Floyd Mayweather talking about. Other than that, Nothing else to talk about. I'm disgusted with all this fake news. They gotta stop that. Oh, the video before we get out of here. Let me see. She said she sent me the video. Let's see. I don't. Let me see who sent it.

[Co-Host 3]

Lazy baby.

[Host]

Yeah, it ain't. I don't know what your name on on Facebook is, but it ain't, it ain't coming up. We'll check it out tomorrow. Because it ain't coming up on my Sometimes Facebook put it as spam. If I ain't never messed if you never messaged me before. So without further ado, everybody's favorite song. Get up and let's dance dance.

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[Host]

Hey, before we get out of here, for my medical people out here or just anybody, y' all been following this nanobots thing where they insert you with

[Co-Host 3]

the little robots and they like, repair you from the inside? Yeah, I heard about that. Like, like a few years ago they were talking about starting it, like starting trying to implement it.

[Host]

So they said by 2030. Now, my medical people or anybody that been following this, let me know if you got any insight. It says by 2020. 30 tiny robots smaller than a single blood cell could be injected into the human body. They'll be designed to seek out cancer cells, repair damaged organs, and even slow down aging as it happens. This isn't just science fiction. DARPA has provided funding, MIT has built working prototypes, and Pfizer has filed patients for nanobot based drug delivery. The real question isn't whether this technology will arrive, it's who will have control over what's inside your body. What do y' all think about that? I. What you think about that, C. Tuck? And if we got any medical people in the chat or listening, put it in the fan mail or message. But I'm just interested on what, what y' all think about that.

[Co-Host 3]

I remember seeing that on Jason X back in the day. Okay, when it was out in space and, oh, his arm was cut up. No worries. They laid him on the table today. Okay, send the nanobots. And the nanobots look like some little ants. And they crawled all on his arms and they reconnected his arm and he crawled right back.

[Host]

Damn. So you think that's, you think that's gonna happen?

[Co-Host 3]

Yeah, I wouldn't put it past nobody.

[Host]

20, 30, that's right around the corner. So they're gonna be able to, they gonna be able to kill cancer and everything, huh?

[Co-Host 3]

About time. That's. That's what I'm saying. Or that. Or that's another truth. They think we can't handle that they really got the cure for all of these terminal diseases.

[Host]

Grandma Kathy said no, she don't want no nanobots.

[Co-Host 3]

Oh, yeah, you can't get in the pool with the nanobots, Grandma Kathy. We don't want you getting electrocuted or nothing.

[Host]

They'd be like, no, no, no pool for you. Not with the nanobots. So, yeah, y' all know, I just, I, I've been seeing that, and I meant to ask y' all about it, but it just popped up on my phone now. So I'm like, this is the perfect time, because I ain't been following that, but now they got a date on it. Like, I. This is the first time I seen. They said 20, 30. It's so. I don't know. Y' all look out for nanobots, and as always, we love y', all, but we are.