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WOW! Dave Chappelle Attacked Onstage! What Really Happened, Hero Uber Driver, & More - YouTube
Channel: Philip DeFranco
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- I am beautiful. I am loved.
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I am safe. I am free.
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I don't need to be like them.
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I just need to be like me.
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- A great thing I think
that everyone should hear,
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except the idiot last night,
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who made the incredibly poor decision
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to try to attack Dave Chappelle
at the Hollywood Bowl.
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And try is the key word.
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- Ladies and gentlemen make
some noise for hip hop history.
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I'm going to kill that (beep)
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- So Chappelle kind of absorbs a blow,
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sheds the tackle a little
bit, he still goes down,
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but right at this moment,
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I think the narrator
hit this asshole with.
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- [Narrator] It was at
this moment that he knew
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he fucked up.
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- I don't know if Chappelle
travels like this all the time,
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but when he goes to the Hollywood Bowl,
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he's running like 30
plus people deep minimum.
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A video taken from multiple
angles appears to show
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some of that 30 plus just taking turns
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stomping this guy down backstage.
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And I just wonder like
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what did this guy think was gonna happen?
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Like was he gonna be able to
somehow fight off the group
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like that self defense guy on TikTok?
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Cause I don't that he thought
his night was gonna end
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with Jamie Foxx's bust rhymes
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and Dave Chappelle treating him
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like Rick James treats a couch.
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Now for legal reasons
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I'll say we don't know
exactly who stomped him,
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but we do know what Chappelle
said to the audience
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during and after.
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- I've been doing this 35 years,
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I just stomped (beep) backstage.
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(audience laughing)
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I've always wanted to do that.
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- Also in attendance
you had Chris Rock there
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hopping on stage for a second
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to ask a very important question.
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- Is that Will Smith?
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(audience laughing)
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- And as far as the guy
that attacks Chappelle,
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the picture of him after
the beatdown is rough.
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That is not the right clip
but close, here we go.
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He looks like an action figure
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that a dad put back together backwards.
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But y'all joking aside,
and before you're like,
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oh, I feel bad for this guy.
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Reports say that the man
was actually carrying
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a replica handgun with a knife.
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And so the man who has since
been identified as Isaiah Lee
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was booked on suspicion of
assault with a deadly weapon
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and held on $30,000 bail.
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An officer also confirming
that he was injured
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but declining to provide details though.
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We can see some of it,
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but ultimately that's really
all we know right now.
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We don't know the motive of Isaiah.
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We don't know how this person
slipped weapons past security
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at the Hollywood Bowl.
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The main thing whether
you like or dislike Dave,
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this is not okay.
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It was kind of concerning,
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that this seems like
the beginning of a trend
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that Will Smith helped open the door on.
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If you don't like a comedian,
you don't support them,
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or you say like fuck you,
you don't just attack them.
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Because if it already wasn't a bad idea
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because it was just
wrong and it's illegal,
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it's now a bad idea because
sometimes these comedians
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have entourages that will
rearrange your body parts.
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Yeah whether you like or
you dislike Dave Chappelle
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I'd love to know your thoughts
on what happened last night.
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And maybe while you let me know,
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I'll say supp you a beautiful bastards.
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Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco Show.
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Hit that like button if you want me
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to punch you in the throat
and let's just jump into it.
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And then I want you to buckle up
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and get ready for this
bam of the day story.
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So if you don't know, this is Becca Moore
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she's pretty big on TikTok,
has around 800,000 followers,
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she's known for her dead
pan storytelling videos
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about dating and other experiences,
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and she recently went viral
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because she was sharing this
story that began at Coachella,
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where she meets this hot guy
who seems to be hitting on her
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then as she explains.
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- So as this guy was talking to me,
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and I turned my back to him,
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and my friend heard him say,
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I'm gonna make this girl
talk to me tomorrow.
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I'm gonna steal her
stuff. And he did. He did.
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He took my phone, my credit card,
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and keys to my rental car outta my purse.
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- Which leaves her totally
stranded in California,
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away from home, unable to
contact friends and family.
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So she seems fucked but luckily
the hotel gets her an Uber
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to the sprint store so
she can get a new phone,
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and that's where she meets Raul.
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One of the heroes of our story
is not just an Uber driver,
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he's the savior of the day
because as Becca explains.
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- And when the Uber driver picked me up,
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he was like, ew what happened to you?
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And I was like, nah, I just got robbed.
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And he was like, not on my watch.
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- So now Becca and Raul
they're in this together.
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They become friends. This
is a buddy cop movie.
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They're gonna solve this crime together.
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But first caffeine.
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So they go to Starbucks, they're
working on this together.
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They actually figure
out the name of the guy
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who robbed her as well as his Airbnb.
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With the police then escorting them there,
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so they could search the whole place,
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but her stuff was nowhere to be found.
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- And then the police
were like, we're done.
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Sorry, good luck on leaving this city.
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- And Becca's words are always
like, no they're idiots.
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Don't worry, we are figuring this out.
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But first margaritas, lots
of liquids seemingly involved
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with solving crime.
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So Raul takes her to get drinks,
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he pays for them and then realizes
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there's one more trick left to try.
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They drive back to the
Airbnb, as she describes it,
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they basically break in,
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they use a tracker to locate her phone,
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which turns out the guy abandoned outside,
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probably realizing that it
was gonna get him arrested.
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- So yeah that man stole my
phone, my keys, my credit cards.
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You know what he gave
me friendship with Raul.
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- This whole ordeal, starting
at 10:00 AM, ending at 6:00,
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Raul there all the way. But
the story doesn't end there,
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because Becca learns more about Raul.
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She discovers that he drove to Indio
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all the way from Fresno that day,
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just to earn some extra money
for his 18 year old daughter
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who as it turns out has cancer.
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She was diagnosed back in June.
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With Becca recalling him saying,
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yeah she's going through chemo right now.
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She's having a hard time.
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She can't really stay awake
and is losing a lot of weight.
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And it's not just the daughter,
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Raul's father is also
battling cancer as well.
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So after going through this
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and posting the TikTok
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Becca sets a GoFundMe
up Raul and his family,
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which has now raised
over $150,000 dollars.
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Though sadly his father
passed away the next day.
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So some of the funds are gonna be covering
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his funeral expenses instead.
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And of course if you wanna chip in there
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we put the GoFundMe in the
description down below.
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But this I think is one
of those important stories
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to see and share because
it often feels like
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there's no reason to
believe in other people,
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in humanity and society and strangers,
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and every now and then you just get this
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fresh breath of air.
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And that is why Becca and
Raul are our bams of the day.
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And then let's talk
about news that involves
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expectation versus reality.
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Sometimes those things
line up often they don't.
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The most recent example of that
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is the job marketing starting salaries
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for the class of 2022,
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because in general things look
good for these new graduates,
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with a report
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from the National Association
of Colleges and Employers,
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saying that employers plan
to hire about 31% more
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new degree holders from
this year's graduating class
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than they did for the class of 2021.
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And the demand for workers
has causes starting salaries
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to go up.
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But with recent data saying
that the average salary
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for these graduates is
gonna be around $50,000
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but reportedly their expectation is
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they'll make around 103,000
dollars from their first job.
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With Real Estate Witch finding
that undergraduate students
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on average overestimated their
starting salaries by 88%.
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Also noting that 10
years into their career
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students anticipate making
more than 200,000 dollars
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which is well over the
average mid-career salary
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of 132,000 dollars.
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Though of course all jobs
and pay are not equal,
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computer sciences and engineering,
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the closest to that $100,000 expectation,
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communications and
humanities the furthest away,
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which makes it all the more concerning
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that reportedly seven and
10 seniors that graduate,
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graduate with debt owing around
30,000 dollars per borrower.
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But also some positive news,
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reportedly studies show
that college graduates
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will earn nearly one million dollars more,
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over the course of their careers.
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Though I do wanna add
well I'm not gonna be like
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money doesn't buy happiness.
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It does buy security and opportunity
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which leads to happiness.
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That said I will say
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none of this takes into
account quality of life.
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So please don't choose
what you're gonna do
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for the rest of your life
just because of dollars.
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You never know how things are gonna go
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but that is a guaranteed
way to live a life
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filled with regret.
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When your time comes,
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I hope you're not saying
those three words,
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coulda, woulda, shoulda.
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Then in news it allows me
to take a second to say
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fuck TurboTax and Intuit.
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Some good news,
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if you're one of the people
that were tricked by TurboTax
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into paying to submit
what was supposed to be
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a free tax return between 2016 and 2018,
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the New York Attorney
General just announced
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that the company has reached a
141 million dollar settlement
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with all 50 states for
essentially false advertising.
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Talked about this in the past,
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TurboTax has been under investigation
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by multiple state and federal agencies,
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for promising free tax returns
and then charging for them.
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But the Attorney General
saying in a statement,
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"Intuit cheated millions
of low-income Americans
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out of free tax filing
services they were entitled to.
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For years, Intuit misled
the most vulnerable among us
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to make a profit.
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Today every state in the nation
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is holding Intuit accountable
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for scamming millions of taxpayers
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and we're putting millions of
dollars back into the pockets
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of impacted Americans.
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And so you may be one of
the 4.4 million people
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expected to now get a 30 dollar cheque
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for each year that you were tricked
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as part of the settlement.
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And on top of that, TurboTax
is going to have to stop
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its free free free ad campaign.
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Cause you know it's a
fucking fucking fucking lie.
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However, like these
assholes always get to do,
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Intuit TurboTax's parent company,
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doesn't actually have to
admit that it was a lie.
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Part of the settlement
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is they don't have to
admit any wrongdoing.
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And it in fact defended itself saying,
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"Clear and fair with its customers,
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including the nearly 100 million Americans
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who filed their taxes free
of charge with our products
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over the last eight years."
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Bullshit. With all that said,
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this isn't the end of the
saga for Intuit and TurboTax.
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Because on top of this
massive state led lawsuit,
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it's also being sued by the FTC
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for its deceptive free tax filing ads.
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Meaning there's a chance
that more customers will see
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some kind of payout, which I will say
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I know it's late for tax season,
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but for next year, do not forget
that the IRS website points
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to a ton of actually free filing services.
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Don't get tricked by these scumbags.
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They're hoping that you
wait till the last minute,
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you're looking around,
you accidentally pay them,
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be careful out there.
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I don't want these assholes
milking you of money,
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especially when in three weeks
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I have a new beautiful bastard drop.
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You're my cow, don't you ever forget it.
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That was accidentally way
more intense than I expected.
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I think I may have anger
issues, but also check it out.
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There's a quick little sneak peek,
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some Exhausted, Emotionally Exhausted,
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my favorite new line, Are
you taking care of yourself?
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Cause y'all are you? Embrace
Change. There's more.
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I'll show you soon.
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And then we need to talk
about Russian atrocities
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in a foreign country.
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And this time it's not just Ukraine.
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So this story centers around a network
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of Russian mercenaries
known as the Wagner Group.
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Although Russian officials
have denied links to the group,
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who's true funding and
ownership is unclear,
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experts say that it has
deep ties to the Kremlin
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with the US claiming that it's financed
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by a Russian businessman
who's been dubbed "Putin chef"
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because of his catering service,
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which is staged elaborate
banquets for the president.
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Basically allowing Putin to
downplay official casualty,
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numbers and battlefields,
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and this is himself for many
war crimes Wagner commits.
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As words of origins.
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Wagner first emerged in 2014,
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when it helped Russia annex Crimea.
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Also appearing in Syria Libya,
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the Central African Republican
around 30 other countries
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according to the Center for Strategic
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and International Studies.
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In fact right now, there are reportedly
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at least a thousand Wagner
mercenaries in the Donbas,
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fighting alongside Russian troops.
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With UN investigators and rights groups
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alleging that they've
looted private property,
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targeted civilians and
conducted mass executions,
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which is in no way surprising
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given that their leader's
believed to be Dmitri Utkin
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a retired Russian military officer
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who's been photographed next to Putin.
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But more importantly he appears
to be a fucking neo-Nazi.
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Even his alleged group's name Wagner,
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supposedly takes its name from
Hitler's favorite composer
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of the same name.
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But now one of the biggest things
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is that evidence is emerged
linking it to massacres
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killing hundreds of civilians.
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With this happening in the
West African country of Mali
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according to internal military documents
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leaked to the guardian.
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Specifically the Wagner
Group arrived there last year
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after striking a deal with the government
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which experts say hired the mercenaries
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for an estimated 10
million dollars per month
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paid both in cash and through
rights to extract minerals.
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And the documents referred to these guys
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as Russian instructors
who fought alongside
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Malian troops on what they
referred to as mixed missions
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against Islamist insurgents,
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with data showing that it
participated in at least
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nine incidents between
January and April this year,
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killing 456 civilians.
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With the worst by far
allegedly taking place
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at a village called Moura
where 350 to 380 men
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were just massacred.
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All this confirming what has been known
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by local witnesses for a long time now,
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that the Wagner Group is fighting in Mali.
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Now the country's military
which sees power in a coup
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in May of last year,
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has insisted that Russians
are only instructors
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and not deployed in combat roles.
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Also denying killing any civilians,
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claiming it neutralized terrorists
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and sometimes even
covering up Russian deaths
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by counting them as its own soldiers.
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And notably all of this comes just a day
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after human rights watch alleged
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that forces in the
Central African Republic
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identified as Russian,
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appeared to have killed and
tortured civilians since 2019.
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So Russia not just focusing
their horrible in one place,
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but rather spreading it around.
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But ultimately that is where that story
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and today's show ends.
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As always thank you for watching,
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being a part of that
conversation down below.
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My name is Philip DeFranco.
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You've just been filled in.
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I love yo faces and I'll see you tomorrow.
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