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MASSIVE Austin McBroom Allegations, Ace Family Counterclaims Of Extortion, & LeBron James Backlash - YouTube
Channel: Philip DeFranco
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- Sup you beautiful bastards,
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hope you've had a fantastic Tuesday.
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Welcome back to the Philip Defranco show.
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And a quick note before we get started.
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I missed you guys yesterday,
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obviously there wasn't a show.
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Like I talked about on Thursday,
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I had surgery over the weekend.
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Also, since I've seen a
number of people still asking,
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"Why did you have to have surgery?"
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I've actually talked about this
in my podcast a little bit.
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I decided to get a vasectomy.
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I already have two fantastic boys,
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I love them so much.
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We do not want a third child.
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And honestly, if we ever
did change our minds,
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we would likely just adopt.
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And also, for those who are
maybe thinking about it,
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it's actually a very easy,
painless, basic procedure.
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You can actually do it in office,
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and as far as the reason
I was set up like this,
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I was in no way comfortable
with being awake
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while it happened,
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so I was like put my ass to sleep.
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And also yes,
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thanks to you beautiful
bastards clowning on me
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because we have that relationship,
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I am aware that I look
like the live action
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version of Blue Toad.
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Thank you for pointing that out.
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Transparently, I am still
a little sore and nauseous,
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but I want to make sure that I came back
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as fast as possible,
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especially with the
holiday breaks coming up.
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But with that said buckle up,
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definitely hit that like button,
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and let's just jump into it.
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And the first thing we're
gonna talk about today
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is more news around China,
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which I will say I knew
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that there was going to
be more news around China,
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but I personally expected the larger focus
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to be on other Chinese
investments in U.S. companies,
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or at the very least
foreign-owned companies
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that largely service Americans.
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But a lot of the focus ended up
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being solely on the NBA again,
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thanks to Lebron James.
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And for those unfamiliar
with this situation,
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one, how dare you not
watch my shows last week,
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but two, to oversimplify
and get you up to speed
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a couple of weeks ago you
had Rocket's GM Daryl Morey
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tweeting a photo, saying,
"Fight for Freedom.
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"Stand with Hong Kong."
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Right, a photo that
seemed to express support
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for pro-democracy protestors
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that have been marching
in the street since March.
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But now, that said,
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even though Morey ended
up deleting that tweet
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soon after posting it,
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following this there was massive reaction.
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You had things like China cutting ties
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from the Houston Rockets,
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although that was just kind of
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one of many things we saw from China.
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Two, you had the NBA kind of
distancing itself from Morey,
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but doing it in a certain way
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with Adam Silver walking a weird line,
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trying to appease both sides.
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And you also had other
players getting in the mix,
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like that of James Harden,
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who I'm not even gonna cover again.
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And you also had American
politicians criticizing the NBA
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for bowing to China.
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And, you know, like I said,
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I thought the focus on the NBA,
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it was going to kind of die down.
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But then yesterday we saw Lebron James
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say this to the media.
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- We all do have freedom of speech,
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but at times there are ramifications
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for the negative that can happen
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when you're not thinking about others.
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You know, and you're only
thinking about yourself.
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So, I don't believe,
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I don't want to get into a war,
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a word or sentence feud with
Deryl, with Deryl Morey,
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but I believe he wasn't educated
on the situation at hand,
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and he spoke,
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and so many people could have been harmed,
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not only financially,
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but physically, emotionally, spiritually.
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So, just be careful what we tweet,
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and what we say, and what we do,
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even though, yes, we do
have freedom of speech.
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But there can be a lot of
negative that comes with that too.
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- It appears that he is not aware
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that everything he just said
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pertains also to him saying this.
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But also, that's not the
end of the story yet.
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I'll kind of reserve my
opinion until the end.
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But, you know, following this
there were a lot of opinions.
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Notably you had Republican Senator
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from Missouri Josh Hawley saying,
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"Having just been in Hong Kong
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"on the streets and with the protestors
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"this kind of garbage is hard to take.
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"Lebron, are you educated
on the situation?
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"Why don't you go to Hong Kong.
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"Why don't you meet the people
there risking their lives
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"for their most basic liberties."
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"This statement is unbelievable.
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"'So many people could have been harmed'?
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"By Daryl Morey daring to
express sympathy for democracy?
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"News flash: people are being harmed,
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"shot, beaten, gassed
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"right now in Hong Kong.
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"By China.
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"By the Communist Party the
NBA is so eager to appease."
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And, yes, we also saw reports
of protestors in Hong Kong
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trampling on and burning James's jersey.
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Now later on twitter James
attempted to clarify his comment,
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tweeting, "Let me clear up the confusion.
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"I do not believe there
was any consideration
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"for the consequences and
ramifications of the tweet.
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"I'm not discussing the substance.
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"Others can talk about that.
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"My team and this league just
went through a difficult week.
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"I think people need to understand
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"what a tweet or statement
can do to others.
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"And I believe nobody
stopped and considered
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"what would happen.
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"Could have waited a week to send it."
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I know I said I was
gonna wait until the end.
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Does he seriously not realize
the things that he is saying
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pertains to what he is actually saying?
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Regarding his issue about the
timing and not the content,
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there is never truly going
to be a convenient time
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to speak truth to power
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when that power is cracking
down on human rights.
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You know who else probably
had a rough week, James?
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The people in Hong Kong.
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And their problem around
this situation likely isn't
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that they have enough zeros
in their bank account.
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It's more that their liberties
could go down to zero.
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And understand, I say this
as someone in the past,
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and still believe now,
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that it is disgusting
when people have told you
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to shut up and dribble.
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But what I ask or rather hope to see
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is that you take a moment
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to not see any of kind of the
backlash you're getting here
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as just hate,
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but really just try and take a moment
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to examine if what you're saying here
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it oozes of ignorance,
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it oozes of hypocrisy
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because from the outside looking in,
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based off of what you and
others have put out there,
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it very much appears that
you are prioritizing your bag
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over the potential body
bags we're gonna see
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coming out of Hong Kong.
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Also, on the note of Hong Kong
and China, what's happening.
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Over the weekend 201 people were arrested,
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some as young as 14 years old.
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This as we enter the 19th week of protests
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where we actually saw a
noticeable ramp-up in violence.
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This time pro-democracy
protestors pleading
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for American lawmakers to pass law
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that would support Hong
Kong's freedom and democracy.
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And that law, the Hong Kong
Human Rights and Democracy Act,
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actually has bipartisan
support in Congress.
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And according to that bill,
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it would "access whether China
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"has eroded Hong Kong's civil liberties
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"and rule of law as proctected
by Hong Kong's Basic Law,"
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which would also allow the President
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to "provide Congress an
assessment as to whether
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"to withdraw from the U.S.
Hong Kong extradition treaty,
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"and what actions are needed
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"to protect U.S. citizens and
national security interests
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"if Hong Kong, one, amends its Laws
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"to allow the rendition of
individuals to countries
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"that lack defendants' rights protections,
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"or, two, passes a national security law."
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And actually one of the
cosponsors of that bill is Hawley,
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which is why he took
that trip to Hong Kong,
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who while there actually criticized police
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for making the crisis worse
and using unnecessary force.
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Also saying that the city
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is in "danger of sliding
into a police state."
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Which, on that note
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we saw Hong Kong Chief
Executive Carrie Lam respond
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to Hawley's criticism.
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In a press conference she said
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that Hong Kong police are
civilized and professional,
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and on the note of Hawley's comment
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she said, quote,
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- I thought that visit to Hong Kong
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would enable them to
see the actual situation
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in a comprehensive and objective manner,
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but unfortunately the
feedback that I've gotten
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is most of them, or several
of them coming here,
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they have very preconceived views
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about Hong Kong's situation,
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and that's why for this particular senator
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to describe Hong Kong as
becoming a "police state"
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is totally irresponsible and unfounded.
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- Then asking U.S. lawmakers
how they would respond
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to large-scale violent acts if
it were in their own country.
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And around this we saw
Hawley swing back on Twitter,
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saying, "I chose the words
'police state' purposely
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"because that is exactly
what Hong Kong is becoming.
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"I saw it myself.
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"If Carrie Lam wants to
demonstrate otherwise,
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"here's an idea: resign."
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Now, as far as where things go from here,
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Lam is expected to give her
annual policy address tomorrow.
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In that she's expected
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to address her plans to solve the protest.
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And as far as China's response
to this whole situation,
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President Xi, he said,
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and honestly this could've
because he was hangry,
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he didn't get that morning honey.
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He said Sunday night that
any attempts to split China
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would result in "bodies smashed
and bones ground to powder."
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But hey, ultimately, that's
where we are with the situation.
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And as far as my opinion around this,
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one, to kinda just
start with Lebron James,
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I will say I'm disappointed for someone
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that usually speaks their values.
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You know, we've seen stories
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about the domestic good
that he has provided.
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I personally find this to be
a sad and disgraceful moment.
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I'd like to see Lebron James
come with that same energy
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when he called Donald Trump
"a bum" to talk about Xi.
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Also seemingly making yourself
and the NBA the victim
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in this situation,
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that doesn't feel great with me.
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And it really makes me think back
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to the stuff that you said
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in the past 24 to 36 hours.
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Right, did you think
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about the ramifications of your comments?
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Did you think about actually
being educated on this topic?
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Because China?
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They love the propaganda you just served.
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Boom, China Daily.
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Lebron James says Daryl
Morey was not educated
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on the situation at hand.
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But hey,
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ultimately that's where I'm
gonna end that one today.
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Of course, there's the
story, some of my opinion,
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and, of course, I'd love to
know your thoughts on this.
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I likely won't get to all the
stories I want to cover today.
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than what I'm just including in this show,
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be sure to head on over
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to roguerocket.com after each episode.
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For example, on site today we have a piece
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on the Fort Worth officer
who shot a woman in her home
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arrested and charged with murder.
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We also saw and covered
the Delete Facebook trend,
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which reportedly happened
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after Zuckerburg met with Conservatives.
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You had people defending
and going after the company.
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And in fact, in addition to those articles
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today we also put out a
brand new Explainer video
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because a lot of people just
kind of throw things around.
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We had the team look at
and try to break down
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what impeachment actually looks like,
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and how it is supposed to work.
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And so be sure to check
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Then, we got the Honest
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and the official trail
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We also had Liza Koshy with Teen Vogue
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guessing how 2074 fans
responded to a survey about her.
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Also, not a bash on Liza herself.
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She's a fantastic person.
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But, yes YouTube,
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you can stop recommending
the first episode
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of her new season.
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I've seen it.
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We're good.
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The Atlantic gave us
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the people behind incredible
hurricane animal rescues.
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We had Conde Nast Traveler
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giving us 50 people telling
us their state's best drink.
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And to answer the question
no one was asking,
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my favorite drinks involve
bourbon and/or, wait, and/or?
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Or tequila.
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What just absolute psychopath
is mixing bourbon and tequila.
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We had Kevin Smith breaking down
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"Jay and Silent Bob" fan theories.
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And if you want to see the full versions
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the description down below.
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And then let's talk about arguably
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one of the most talked about things
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on social media in the past 24 hours.
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Let's talk about Austin
McBroom and the Ace Family.
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And for those unfamiliar,
Austin is the father
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in the Ace Family,
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which is just a massive family
vlog channel on YouTube.
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Per video they get anywhere
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between 3.6 to 8 plus million views.
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And while Austin is no
stranger to controversies,
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the allegations being thrown around
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in this situation were far heavier.
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And this is because another creator
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by the name of Cole
Carrigan released a video
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called the truth about he Ace family,
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and in it you have Cole starting
off by mentioning rumors
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that Austin's been cheating
on his wife Catherine,
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but the reason this has blown up so much
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is that the allegations in
his video go much further
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than just cheating
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with Cole saying that
his friend was assaulted
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by Austin, Austin's father,
and another acquaintance
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in Miami back in June.
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And Cole said that he
was making this video
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on his friend's behalf
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because it's hard for
women to come forward
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with these kinds of things,
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especially when the man in question
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is as prominent as Austin McBroom.
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Also saying that they had signed an NDA.
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Remember, to try and kind
of make sense of this
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let's dive into the accusations at hand.
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You had Cole saying that his friend
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along with another girl had been drinking
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and went back to their
hotel room to change,
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adding that Austin, his security guard,
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his father, and two other men
followed them to their room.
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- Obviously I don't have recordings
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of what went down in the room,
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but my friend told me that
she repeatedly said no
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multiple times, over and over and over,
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to the point where she started crying
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and begging them to stop.
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That's when they forced themselves in her,
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and I will insert the photos
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of the blood all over the bed sheets
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in the hotel room right here.
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- Cole then proceeds to
allegedly call this friend
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on the phone,
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using a filter or a modulator
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to make make that voice unrecognizable.
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This person goes on to say the
guys had come into their room
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and were being flirty,
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but they were too drunk to
even try to push them off.
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- [Obscured Voice] But the
next thing I remember is,
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unfortunately, being on the bed,
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and his NBA player friend
was having sex with me.
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I don't ever remember
giving him consent to.
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The next thing I remember is looking up,
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and Austin's dad Allen is there,
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and I am seeing him unbuckle his pants,
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pull down his pants,
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and pull out his penis
in front of my face,
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basically wanting me to suck his penis.
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- And she goes on to say
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that she remembers a
security guard walking in,
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and then going in to check on her friend.
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And then adding,
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- All of a sudden I hear her yelling "no,"
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and screaming and crying,
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and all of the guys start rushing
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around the room because my friend
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is literally hysterical
crying and sobbing,
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and she's just sitting in the shower,
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and then after that we just got in bed,
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and we were just crying
for the rest of the night.
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- And in the video Cole includes
a number of screenshots.
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This, including a Austin
and his dad in Miami
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on the night of June, 21st,
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which is one day before
the alleged incident.
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Cole also showing texts
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that he said his fried
sent the next morning,
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one where they were sort of
avoiding Austin and his friends.
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Another alleged screenshot
where one of the girls
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told their ex that lives in Miami
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that something had happened.
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Cole also posting alleged screenshots
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of his friend and Austin
sending pictures and messages
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about the girls Austin
wanted her to bring,
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and another allegedly
of Austin's assistant
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telling her to stop Cole
from telling the story
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because she could be looking
at serious consequences.
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And Cole also including
other alleged screenshots
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and stories from other girls,
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who claim to have interacted with Austin,
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one of which includes a girl
claiming she got pregnant.
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But a big thing I want to note here:
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these are allegations.
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We have not independently
verified the authenticity
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of these screenshots.
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We're talking about what's being alleged,
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what is being shared and has blown up,
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and then we talk about the reaction.
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And this video has since blown up.
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As of recording this it has
over three million views.
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And keep in mind that is just on YouTube.
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That doesn't even consider
everything we've been seeing
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all over social media.
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And this story is part of the reason
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that maybe if you logged on to Twitter
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you saw #acefamilyisoverparty trending.
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I mean, you had people
calling Austin a rapist,
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his wife Catherine a gold digger.
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You also had other people
posting screenshots
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of other alleged interactions,
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but once again it's just unclear
if those are real or not,
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which on that note Catherine
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from the Ace family seemed
to acknowledge this,
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making it seem like a lot of
the screenshots were fake,
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tweeting, "I don't know who's worse?
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"The person who photoshops conversations,
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"or the people who believe it?
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"Next.
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"Can't break us ever."
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And with that caption she posted
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what appears to be a fake conversation
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of her telling Kanye West that
she's pregnant with his baby.
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But then we see a twist to this story.
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There is a screenshot
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from what appears to be one
of the girls in this story.
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She allegedly posted this to Instagram,
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then deleting it.
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And in it she writes,
"To speak on this video
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"that Cole Carrigan posted,
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"some of you have already figured out
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"that I'm the other girl they're
talking about in the video.
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"I feel like this video was
made for the wrong reasons,
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"and this wasn't Cole's story to tell.
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"Cole even texted me
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saying we could potentially
get paid $100 thousand
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from this,
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"following the claim that Drama Alert
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"was paid off $500 thousand.
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"Swipe right to see texts."
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Then adding, "I wasn't
even aware Amanda or Cole
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"were in contact with Drama Alert
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"to anonymously run our story.
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"But I was aware of
Cole's video being made,
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"and I only wanted it to be factual
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"if it was ever going to be posted.
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"I wanted to say that Austin McBroon
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"is not to blame in the situation,
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"and did not rape me or anyone.
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"I'm currently handling this
situation in my own way.
[851]
"I brought this to social media
[852]
"to address the false accusations.
[854]
"This isn't what I wanted,
[855]
"there's several sides to every story,
[856]
"and this isn't how I
wanted to tell mine."
[858]
And the other photo in that post
[859]
is an alleged conversation
she had with Cole,
[861]
which allegedly says,
"but the point of this
[863]
"is to not upload a video.
[864]
"The point of this is to
scare them into paying us off
[866]
"because they paid Drama Alert $500k.
[868]
" So I'm sure they would
pay me $100k or more
[871]
"not to say shit,
[872]
"and then I would split that with you guys
[873]
"if you help me and send me
all the receipts that I need."
[876]
First, like regarding where this claim
[877]
that $500 thousand was paid to Drama Alert
[880]
to spike this story, right,
[881]
to not cover it.
[882]
That appears to be coming
from a text exchange
[883]
between Cole and Keemstar
from Drama Alert,
[885]
where I would say that it appears apparent
[887]
to pretty much anyone that
hasn't been on the receiving end
[890]
of a brain injury
[891]
that that is sarcasm.
[892]
And two, if these text messages are real,
[894]
they are to be believed,
[895]
it appears that regarding
Cole's $100 thousand comment
[899]
that looks like extortion.
[900]
We also this morning saw Austin
respond to this controversy
[902]
and the allegations,
[903]
writing "If you have not heard,
[904]
"I have recently been a victim
[905]
"of extortion, defamation, and slander.
[908]
"I knew this was a cold world,
[909]
"but never did I foresee something
[910]
"this disturbing upon me.
[911]
"Thank you to all of my Ace Family members
[913]
"for all of your concerns
[914]
"and thank you to those who
know my character and my heart.
[916]
"I don't wish this upon anyone,
[917]
"and can only hope
[918]
"that those responsible for this
[919]
"learn from their mistakes
and become better people.
[921]
"My family and I are dealing
with this matter privately,
[923]
"and are taking legal action.
[924]
"Bullying, extortion, slander,
and defamation of character
[927]
"is something I will not stand for,
[928]
"and can promise that
justice will be served."
[930]
And then sharing those
previous screenshots
[931]
that we were just talking about.
[932]
But, yeah.
[933]
Ultimately that's where we
are with this story right now.
[935]
It is going to be very interesting
[936]
to see the further fall out from this.
[937]
Personally, I'm waiting
to see more information.
[939]
Also, given the updates,
we've reached out for comment
[942]
from Austin as well as Cole.
[943]
Right but really understand,
this is not a drama story.
[946]
Same kind of thing that I said
[947]
when the James Charles
scandal happened, right.
[949]
A lot of people were talking
[949]
about gummy bear vitamins there.
[951]
On the public of platforms
allegations of illegal conduct
[954]
are being made.
[955]
And on this massive
scale in a public form,
[956]
not in a courtroom,
[957]
we are seeing allegations
[958]
of assault, extortion,
defamation of character.
[962]
And that's why I say
[963]
it'll be interesting to
see what happens from here
[964]
because in the past we've
kind of seen just situations,
[966]
at least from the public view, go away.
[968]
You have people kind of just believing
[970]
what they want to believe,
[970]
but I feel like we're
going to start seeing
[972]
more and more consequences.
[974]
But hey, that's the story as it is now.
[976]
Things are still developing.
[977]
Allegations being thrown left and right.
[979]
So we'll have to wait to
see what happens next.
[980]
But while we wait, of course,
[982]
I would love to know
your thoughts on this.
[983]
And that's where I'm
going to end today's show.
[985]
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[986]
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[987]
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But, with that said, of course, as always
[999]
my name is Philip Defranco.
[1000]
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[1002]
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[1003]
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