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[Assistant] Damn, you ever get caught doing that or not? No, no. You ever get caught like doing anything in the street, like outside of school was the first time you got caught doing something? Uuuh.


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[Assistant] I feel like we're gonna get into all that shit, but so, tell me about, was there anybody who was like influencing you to do, to like putting you on scams and shit?


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[Assistant] So, uh, when did you start taking it to another level? When did you figure out about like real skimmin' and shit?


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[Assistant] But this is a long time ago when you first got into doing it? Yep. Okay.


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[Assistant] Do you think that in another life, you would have been one of them Nigerian, uh, scam artist dudes who has dudes falling in love? He's pretending to be a girl and shit.


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[Assistant] It's crazy. Alright, so you got into it like that on Twitter, then how many times do you think you pulled that one off before you started to adapt and learn more shit?


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[Assistant] What were you, uh, what's the Instagram scam? Just saying that you were selling shit for a low price like that?


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[Assistant] That's funny. Uhm, okay, so, when you moved past that, and was anybody putting you on this shit? How were you even finding out about this shit?


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[Assistant] Were you being super, super low key about what you were doing, or did you have a hard time keeping your mouth shut about the scams you were pulling up? Because I know from experience you feel like a fucking genius when you're doing this. You almost want to tell people.


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[Assistant] That's fire. Uhm, yeah man, cause I think that's one thing that goes really, like, underappreciated with you. Like, everybody, when they talk about you, they're like, damn, he, like, says the craziest shit, he tells you everything about...


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[Assistant] Whatever, scamming, everything about all the grimey as shit that nobody talks about. But then, I think a lot of people will leave out the fact that your style of rapping is crazy as fuck and actually super stupid.


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[Assistant] Right. Cause your style of rapping, like your flow is so unique. It's like a style of pronunciation where it's like the way you say those last couple of words in the bar is like the whole style.


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[Assistant] I don't know. Do you feel like you, when you go in the booth, do you always have the same mentality, like the same idea for the flow, or are you trying to intentionally do different things when you go into it?


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[Assistant] So people who want to write you off as saying that you're just a scammer rapper, do you feel kind of offended by that? Because like, your appeal is not just the content or the shit that you're talking about, it's also like your actual delivery and everything.


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[Assistant] I was talking to this fool, uh, Van Lathan yesterday on the podcast and I was telling him about you and he was like, he's like, well, what's scam rap exactly? He's like, you know, is Guapdad scam rap? I'm like, well yea, Guapdad do rap about scamming, but TJ style is just like completely different. It's not just what he's talking about. It's the lyrical shit, the flow as well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so when was the first time you actually, uh, did a purchase with an account that was not yours?


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[Assistant] Alright. Okay. That's crazy, cause yeaah, back in the day, that was the first game I ever knew about. I knew this kid who was doing that, like, just shipping computers, shipping them to random ass houses, waiting across the street, go pick it up.


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[Assistant] That kind of shit, but I still remember the first day that, uh, I went and met up with this dude. We went to the mall and he was, he was, like, he took me, like, he told me the whole script about everything that I was gonna say and everything. He gave me the cards.


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[Assistant] But I feel like after a while when we were doing it, then they started to like delete the balances. We would sell the shit on eBay, and by the time the people got it, they would already, like, the balance would be gone.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I feel like a kind of move. We had to move to doing electronics right away. So when you were first doing purchases in real life though, like when did you start? When you first started like ordering cards and doing all that shit.


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[Assistant] How, how, how do people get caught when they're running in there? Like if you really, that's the one thing about scamming that's crazy is if you are on all your P's and Q's, if your fake ID is on point, if your fucking card is on point, everything, then it's kinda like, there's just no...


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[Assistant] Oh, okay, so that's what they do now. That's crazy actually. Uhm, yeaah, cause back in the day the problem that we would always have would just be the last four on the credit card not matching the, what it was supposed to. Like we would just emboss like whatever cause we would mostly go to places where they didn't check the last four.


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[Assistant] I was doing it, like, but a long time ago, like 2003, bro.


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[Assistant] Wow, that's crazy. How are you so confident about not getting caught? And have you got caught in the past and what happened?


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[Assistant] And you never had to deal with anything else after that?


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[Assistant] Okay, but as you get more and more popular as a rapper, you don't get more and more worried about some investigation?


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[Assistant] Cause you're like, blowing up pretty rapidly. I think when I followed you, you had 20k, now you got like almost 50k.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Uhm, so what is the shit on your fucking, uh, your Instagram story and stuff? You just sell methods? Like just send somebody like a text file explaining how to do something?


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[Assistant] Uh huh. Okay, so you just sort of send people like the basic explanation of how to do it. You actually go on the dark web and shit?


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[Assistant] Okay. What's the craziest shit you ever copped off the dark web? You get drugs off there?


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[Assistant] That's crazy. Damn, you caught the gun off there for how much?


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[Assistant] Oh, sorry. That's interesting. Uhm, alright, so, the other times you got caught, what happened?


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[Assistant] And what kind of argument did you have? They just couldn't prove that you actually did anything with the cards?


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[Assistant] Yeah, so at some point did you just get like more confident about talking about this shit? Like at first were you just not talking about this shit in your raps and then over time you sort of got that, you got more used to it?


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[Assistant] That is crazy. What about, so, so, is that real shit when you're talking about buying the fake runs packs?


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[Assistant] That's normal shit? That's crazy. There's so much real weed out here, I wonder how much of it's fake.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's easy enough to get real shit out here. I don't know how many people are repackaging shit. That's crazy. Uhm, so-


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[Assistant] That's crazy. Uhm, so are you actually making money from Ravana?


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[Assistant] Uh-huh. You ain't done any shows yet? You got shows this weekend, right?


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[Assistant] It doesn't measure up. That's crazy. Damn. Have you talked to labels and stuff? I saw you were doing a meeting at a label when you were out here last time.


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[Assistant] Really? You've actually got offers? They've been saying how much they want to sign you for and shit?


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[Assistant] Are you surprised at all that it's starting to really catch on and that you're getting so many fans so fast?


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[Assistant] How do you feel about, cause you know there's a lot of, like when you hear city girls hyping up, scamming, scamming ass dudes, how do you feel about that?


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[Assistant] That's crazy cause it's like, it's such a glamorous thing to a lot of people like in their opinion because it's not like selling drugs where you gotta get your hands dirty and deal with all these fucking grimy ass people and shit.


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[Assistant] You get a lot of local hate? A lot of people who just sort of hate you because they came up with you or whatever?


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[Assistant] That's crazy. Uhm, who, who's actually cosigned you? Or like giving you shoutouts or anything like that? Anybody, any bigger names giving you shoutouts?


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[Assistant] I mean, I just bring that shit up in the sense that, you know, I wanna see you win. Like, I fuck with the music for sure. A lot of my favorite rappers are locked up right now. It's unfortunate. But, you know, a lot of people, like, it's become a meme. Like, I sent you a tweet that somebody said DJ X6 is gonna get locked up. The feds are gonna show up in the middle of his DJ Vlad interview.


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[Assistant] You feel like people are wishing that upon you? Yeah, but I ain't really trippin' on that shit, man. Yeah, that's why you gotta switch it up. That shit ain't gonna happen, man. Yeah, you gotta switch your life up, man. For sure.


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[Assistant] I feel like most people, their kind of argument to that would just be that you're taking on a lot of risk and that the more high profile you get, the more eyeballs are going to be on you. Like at some point you're going to be famous enough that walking in the bank is just going to be too dangerous.


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[Assistant] I just worry that you might think there's less risk involved than there is, cause like the dude that I came up scamming with and shit, well he wasn't from America, he was from fucking different countries, so they kicked him out. He in Canada right now. He been in Canada for like 15 years, he never allowed to come back to America. You were born here though, so you're good. That's how much you were born.


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[Assistant] Living a safe life. A safe life. There's nothing better than just being able to go to sleep at night and not being worried about getting in trouble for something.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that music shit, man. That could be it. Uhm, who, is there anybody that you listen to on a music front at this point? Like, who do you actually find interesting or inspiring to listen to?


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[Assistant] You think if you were in LA that you'd end up doing more bullshit? Or less bullshit?


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[Assistant] How, how into drugs are you? Cause you rap about em, kind of a lot.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. No uppers? No who? No uppers? Oh, no, no, no. Coke or Molly or anything? Oh yeaah, no. How often do you drink lean?


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[Assistant] Oh, okay. You think you might have a problem with that? You ever try to get clean off it?


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[Assistant] Do you feel like that's like your ideal drug making or music making drug?


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[Assistant] Messed around with the perks a little bit lately. It's pretty fun. I used to always be like, I don't really understand why people like that shit. I did it a couple of times. I'm like, alright, I get it now. Yeaah. So, uh, what else do you do in your free time besides make music and, uh, you know, break the law?


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[Assistant] You got a lot of girls in your life? Just one? Okay.


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[Assistant] How much are you comfortable with exaggerating in your music? I do feel like it's alright for you to...


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[Assistant] Put something out there, like say, say that you did something that you didn't actually do just for the effect in the song.


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[Assistant] Do you have a problem when you're on drugs, doing scams? Or is it alright for you to be doing both at the same time? Would you worry about that?


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[Assistant] Like if you were real fucked up on lean or something and you were trying to go make the post a play.


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[Assistant] Yeah, for sure. Uhm, what would you say to people out there who are gonna basically call me a federal informant for doing this interview?


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[Assistant] Yeah, see? There you go. Uhm, so what, what do you got planned? Are you just gonna keep cranking out videos?


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[Assistant] You've just been recording like crazy. You record a lot and then only put out a small percentage of the songs that you actually make? Yep. Definitely.


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[Assistant] But you're saving up for that big project. That's what's up.


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[Assistant] Oh, okay. I only ever had a fucking encoder. You swipe the card through it and it'll put the information on it. I never got to the point where I had a fucking embossing machine. That's some next level shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause now they got the chip. That's what I don't understand. You just, you have fake chips on your cars?


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[Assistant] That is crazy. Oh, man. Alright, well, bro, it's been very informative. You're like one of my favorite rappers. And I just, I just want to see you get your shit straight and change your life and live a comfortable, safe lifestyle. That's the future, hopefully, for you.


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[Assistant] I appreciate you bro. TJX6, No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world.


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[Assistant] Chao shi chuan zai xing shang si yi sheng zhang zhe liu tang


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[Assistant] Tell me, how can I hide it? He didn't tell me the answer in his heart.


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[Assistant] CSI is the most watched drama series in the world, brimming with flash and glamour, where cutting edge forensic technology always reveals the truth.


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[Assistant] For the police department in Richmond, California, one of the most dangerous cities in America.


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[Assistant] Things like fingerprints, one of the most widely used of all forensic techniques.


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[Assistant] For over a century, fingerprints have been used to identify criminals, from petty thieves to international terrorists.


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[Assistant] In 2004, a series of explosions in the subways of Madrid killed or injured nearly 2,000 people.


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[Assistant] When the dust settled, the Spanish authorities found several partial fingerprints on a bag of detonators.


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[Assistant] Melissa Gish is a fingerprint expert at the legendary FBI laboratory in Quantico, Virginia.


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[Assistant] And in this case, the examiner found a match.


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[Assistant] The FBI's identification led them to a suburb of Portland, Oregon, where a young attorney was working in his office.


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[Assistant] The FBI examiner determined that this fingerprint found in Madrid matched a print taken from Brandon Mayfield when he was in the military.


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[Assistant] For generations, the FBI and their fingerprint examiners have maintained that fingerprint identification is infallible.


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[Assistant] Routinely testifying that they are 100% certain, and there's 0% chance they could be wrong.


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[Assistant] Wait a sec. There's no scientific basis for matching like a partial fingerprint?


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[Assistant] To make an identification, the fingerprint collected at the crime scene is examined for unique characteristics, like ridges, loops, and whirls.


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[Assistant] Once the examiner believes there are enough points of similarity, he declares it a match.


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[Assistant] When you're looking at this partial print versus the known print, when do you decide that it's a match?


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[Assistant] After Mayfield was identified, the FBI learned he was a Muslim active in his community, which he maintains led to his arrest.


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[Assistant] Mayfield insisted he was not a terrorist and had never been to Spain.


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[Assistant] The only evidence against him was that partial fingerprint.


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[Assistant] But at the FBI laboratory in Quantico, the print was matched by a second examiner and then confirmed by the head of the FBI's fingerprint unit. So three


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[Assistant] Examiners would say that this was Brandon Mayfield's fingerprint.


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[Assistant] And I believe they provided an affidavit saying it was 100%.


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[Assistant] Okay, so you're in the lockup, they say that you're 100% matched.


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[Assistant] Your lawyers get a fingerprint examiner, right?


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[Assistant] Ken Moses was selected as the independent expert in the Mayfield case.


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[Assistant] So then you got on the phone with the court. That's right. And you testified. And what did you tell them on the phone?


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[Assistant] Mayfield says his own lawyers assumed that the print was his.


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[Assistant] Two weeks into his detention, he had to decide whether he would testify or exercise his right to remain silent.


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[Assistant] So it hasn't gone through... Jennifer Minookin, a law professor at UCLA is heading a study funded by the Justice Department on fingerprint identification.


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[Assistant] There had been other mistakes in the past, but the Mayfield case highlighted the weak link in fingerprint identification. The Examiner.


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[Assistant] Dr. Etienne Dror, a cognitive neuroscientist based in London, is one of the world's leading authorities on fingerprint analysis.


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[Assistant] Dr. Drawer says this is cognitive bias, and in a study to show how strong that bias can be, he took real cases where examiners had found a match, changed the descriptions of the crime, and then asked the same examiners to analyze them again.


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[Assistant] In the study that Dr. Drawer did, the examiners changed their mind. Over half of them.


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[Assistant] Completely different result. How can that be a science?


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[Assistant] So it sounds like you agree with Dr. Drawer when he's talking about cognitive bias.


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[Assistant] After nearly a century of insisting in and out of court that fingerprint analysis is infallible,


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[Assistant] The FBI has now changed the way it testifies.


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[Assistant] Today, particularly since the Mayfield case, you don't testify the way you used to testify, right? Right.


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[Assistant] Scott Burns is the director of the National District Attorneys Association, which represents state and local prosecutors who handle the vast majority of criminal cases.


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[Assistant] Harry T. Edwards is a federal judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. He's an authority on the forensic sciences. We caught up with him in New York, where he agreed to an exclusive interview.


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[Assistant] The National District Attorneys Association, and some of the more prominent fingerprint examiners that we've talked to, they're saying things were fine, are fine, and fingerprints have worked fine in court for decades, if not a century.


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[Assistant] Well they say that it's based on practice, it's based on years of experience, it's based on, that's validism.


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[Assistant] In Richmond, California, Detective Gravetti is called to a homicide. The third shooting of the day.


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[Assistant] Gervetti and thousands of forensic investigators around the country.


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[Assistant] Collect the evidence that is relied on to catch criminals.


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[Assistant] But questions are being raised about the scientific validity of some of the techniques they use.


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[Assistant] The National Academy of Sciences concluded that many forensic sciences have never been exposed to stringent scientific scrutiny.


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[Assistant] And do not meet the fundamental requirements of science. In addition to fingerprints, this includes analyzing blood spatter, matching hair and fibers, or ballistic analysis, the matching of marks on a bullet casing to a gun.


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[Assistant] Judge Edwards was a primary author of the National Academy of Sciences report.


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[Assistant] One of the disciplines the report found to be among the most controversial was bite mark analysis, which produced a high percentage of false positives.


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[Assistant] A series of brutal murders tested the limits of this controversial forensic technique.


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[Assistant] LaVon Brooks remembers a day in September 1990 like it was yesterday.


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[Assistant] A three-year-old girl had been abducted, sexually assaulted, murdered and dumped in a pond.


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[Assistant] Brooks was the ex-boyfriend of the girl's mother and the police wanted to talk to him.


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[Assistant] A pathologist, Dr. Stephen Hayne, conducted the girl's autopsy. He suspected there were bite marks on her wrist.


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[Assistant] And he recommended that this man, Michael West, a forensic dentist, examine her.


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[Assistant] Rook said he was working at a bar filled with customers when the crime occurred.


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[Assistant] But during the trial, the bite marks, the only physical evidence linking Brooks to the crime trumped the defense's eyewitness testimony.


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[Assistant] While Brooks was serving his time, another three-year-old girl was abducted, sexually assaulted and murdered. Her body was found in a nearby stream.


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[Assistant] With an eerie similarity to the earlier case, Dr. Hayne testified that he saw what he believed to be bite marks on the girl's body.


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[Assistant] And the forensic dentist, Michael West, testified that those bite marks came from this man, Kennedy Brewer, the boyfriend of the girl's mother.


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[Assistant] And sent to the Mississippi State Penitentiary to be executed.


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[Assistant] Peter Neufeld, who represented both Brooks and Brewer, is a founder of the Innocence Project.


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[Assistant] Which has helped free hundreds of people who were wrongfully convicted.


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[Assistant] There is one forensic science that everyone agrees is valid. DNA.


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[Assistant] Unlike many of the forensic sciences which were developed by law enforcement,


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[Assistant] DNA analysis was developed by medical science and has been subjected to decades of rigorous scrutiny.


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[Assistant] In other words, DNA has called into question the basic reliability of many of the other forensic sciences.


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[Assistant] But police and prosecutors say they need to use every tool they can get.


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[Assistant] And sometimes that means pushing the boundaries of forensic science, even in the most high profile cases.


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[Assistant] The case against her began with an admission she made to the 911 operator.


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[Assistant] The skeletal remains of Casey Anthony's daughter were found a block and a half from her home.


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[Assistant] The prosecution had no eye witnesses, no murder weapon, and no cause of death.


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[Assistant] What they did have was a theory that emerged after the 911 call.


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[Assistant] And her disturbing behavior, the prosecution set out to prove that Casey Anthony killed her daughter and hid the body in the trunk of her car. They sought the death penalty.


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[Assistant] Jeff Ashton was on the prosecution team, in charge of the forensic evidence.


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[Assistant] Twenty years ago, Ashton was the first prosecutor in the United States to get a conviction based on DNA. Now he wanted to use a new forensic method to convince the jury that the smell in the trunk of that car was the smell of death.


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[Assistant] Explain to us the introduction of the smell of death. The odor analysis. Right.


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[Assistant] He has been studying human decomposition at the University of Tennessee's Body Farm under grants from the federal government.


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[Assistant] The prosecution called Dr. Voss to testify as an expert on the odor of the dead.


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[Assistant] He analyzed an air sample from the trunk of Casey Anthony's car that had been sealed in a can.


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[Assistant] He attacked the ability of Dr. Voss to scientifically identify the smell of death.


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[Assistant] One of your favorite protagonists, Peter Neufeld, says lawyers are scientifically illiterate. Judges are scientifically illiterate.


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[Assistant] So there has to be a fix upstream before any evidence gets into a court of law.


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[Assistant] The defense team challenged many of them. Something Jose Baez says he would not have been able to do in most criminal cases.


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[Assistant] So Casey Anthony was an anomaly? She was. Because...


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[Assistant] The trial of Casey Anthony dominated television news for months.


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[Assistant] One of the network's go-to experts was Dr. Cyril Wecht, considered by many to be among the top forensic scientists in the country.


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[Assistant] For many years, the elected coroner in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dr. Wecht has been a controversial character and something of a local folk hero.


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[Assistant] A lot of people are familiar with the Casey Anthony case, which was filled with forensic testimony. Yes. Right? Of all kinds. Yes. That was allowed in.


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[Assistant] Experts are supposed to be qualified based on their knowledge, skill, experience, training or education.


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[Assistant] Whether they can testify or not is up to a judge. I understand the law correctly.


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[Assistant] Once you, the judge, say that someone is an expert and they get into court, that's it. They're an expert. They're an expert. Is there a system for monitoring expert witnesses?


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[Assistant] As I understand it, there's no national organization that you could go to to say, is this expert? What's their track record?


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[Assistant] When someone comes before you, the kind of credential they may present, is that


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[Assistant] You're doing on tap, Susie, you're talking to lawyers, prosecutors, and what else are you doing?


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[Assistant] There are all kinds of forensic science organizations.


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[Assistant] Dr. Wecht is the Chairman of the Executive Advisory Board and Chief Spokesman


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[Assistant] The American College of Forensic Examiners International, ACFEI


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[Assistant] They offer over a dozen credentials like Certified Forensic Consultant, Certified Medical Investigator and Certified Forensic Physician. But the National Academy of Sciences report


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[Assistant] Which recommends mandatory certification of forensic experts states that some certifying organizations appear to lack stringent requirements.


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[Assistant] It cites articles about ACFEI from 1999 and 2000, in which critics called it a certification mill.


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[Assistant] At the University of California, Berkeley, a graduate student in the investigative reporting program, Leah Bartos, was assigned to find out what it takes to become certified by the ACFEI.


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[Assistant] For $660, she became a member and took an entry-level course for expert witnesses.


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[Assistant] A few videos in a study packet were provided to prepare for the test.


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[Assistant] She sent in her bachelor's degree, resume, and references. And two hours later, she was certified.


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[Assistant] My graduate student took the test and applied. What is her field? She's a masters in journalism. Okay. She has no forensic background. But she's interested.


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[Assistant] Well, we wanted to find out what it took to join the organization.


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[Assistant] There was a lot of criticism of the organization in general, even though it appears to be the largest membership organization of its kind.


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[Assistant] Do you have any idea what percentage of people pass your exam, the exam that you helped put together?


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[Assistant] We went to ACFEI's headquarters here in Springfield, Missouri to speak directly with the organization's founder and president, Robert Oblock.


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[Assistant] Oblok is a staunch defender of the company's reputation.


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[Assistant] In the last year alone, he's filed five defamation suits.


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[Assistant] Oblak let us film him in his office and spoke to us at length off camera, strenuously denying that ACFEI is a diploma mill.


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[Assistant] He pointed to many prominent forensic scientists who are members.


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[Assistant] And stress that the primary purpose of the organization is educational.


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[Assistant] We asked for percentages of how many people passed their tests, but were never given the numbers. In the Ando block declined an on-camera interview.


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[Assistant] In Washington D.C., we met with ACFEI's former president and CEO, John Bridges. Initially, what did you think the organization did or was doing?


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[Assistant] Bridges was in charge of ACFEI when Leah Bartos became a member of the organization. He quit soon after because he says he could not change the way the organization does business. You were cautioned by people who knew you. Yes. What did they tell you?


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[Assistant] Money was more important than the quality of what was going on.


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[Assistant] We asked for the failure rate on the tests. We didn't get an answer.


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[Assistant] We spoke with someone who is knowledgeable about what goes on inside the organization and how many people pass not just this test, but all the tests that are administered.


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[Assistant] And this person says 99% of the people who apply, as long as their check doesn't bounce, get a certificate.


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[Assistant] Amongst the materials it says, the certified forensic consultant designation contributes to the weight of testimony and the relevance of the evidence to the issues in the case.


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[Assistant] Dr. Wecht says and his name is on their diplomas.


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[Assistant] That this certification will contribute to your credibility and your testimony, but it doesn't say that you're an expert.


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[Assistant] These are just for people to put up on their wall. It doesn't mean that they're really experts.


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[Assistant] There's really no way to tell today what the certifications mean. There's no standard for that.


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[Assistant] In Mississippi, Peter Neufeld and the Innocence Project used DNA testing to ultimately exonerate LaVon Brooks and Kennedy Brewer. Each man had spent over a dozen years in prison.


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[Assistant] The real killer was caught and confessed to both crimes, although he denied biting either victim. On that same day, Levon Brooks was set free.


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[Assistant] Citing ongoing lawsuits, doctors Hayne and West declined to be interviewed.


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[Assistant] In 2008, the Innocence Project rode to the Mississippi State Medical Board.


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[Assistant] Stating that Dr. Hayne is a danger to the public and should not be allowed to testify.


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[Assistant] Dr. Hayne is suing the Innocence Project for defamation. The case is expected to go to trial later this year. Meanwhile, he continues to testify.


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[Assistant] Among the various qualifications he cites is a certificate from ACFEI.


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[Assistant] Like a weird, like, woah, like, okay.


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[Assistant] We've been using this for a hundred years. We ought to have some serious amounts of science to support the claims that examiners make.


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[Assistant] Are your fingerprints really different from that guy over there's?


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[Assistant] The real question is, is some part of your fingerprint sufficiently similar to some part of his that a competent examiner


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[Assistant] Well that's exactly what happened with Brandon Mayfield.


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[Assistant] No, there's no national organization for that at all.


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[Assistant] I made the jump shot. I'm the jump shot man. You know what I'm trying to say? State of the art type shit.


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[Assistant] Yo fui víctima de acoso sexual durante más de tres años por el mayordomo Juan Marin.


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[Assistant] Que fuera castigado Juan Marin por todo lo que hacia con las mujeres.


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[Assistant] Catorce o quince mujeres que fuimos a un juicio, no creerle a ninguna?


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[Assistant] Now, it's up to you to write your own story.


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[Assistant] allowed us into that courtroom without there being any quality assurance controls, without there being any error rate studies, and yet he let this go to the jury. And quite frankly, in my opinion, it was an outrage.


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[Assistant] But the judges use it to be, to make you an expert. The juries use you to make an expert. So that's a fallacy.


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[Assistant] Say, don't consider this certification.


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[Assistant] When you consider whether this person should testify in a particular area. And if less that goes out, how, how are the judges to know? How is the jury to know?


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[Assistant] Once you change power on the Capitol Hill, it changes how the other side of Pennsylvania deals with it. Who are the players? What's possible? Whether they want to get anything done. Whether they even want to work with you.


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[Assistant] A lot of things. The calculus gets reconfigured dramatically, quickly.


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[Assistant] Eric Cantor sent out an email. Said we're, not that I'm voting against it. Eric Cantor's emails were against this.


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[Assistant] Muchos veces me intento tocar y este, me decía cosas feas.


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[Assistant] The nation's fiscal trajectory is simply not sustainable.


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[Assistant] What we got was a speech that was excessively partisan, dramatically inaccurate.


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[Assistant] No! Ni siquiera la conozco esa persona.


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[Assistant] El problema con estas personas en el rancho que si usted es el encargado y usted no les deja a estas personas hacer lo que ellos quieren, luego lo acusan a uno de algo.


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[Assistant] Solutamente mentiras. Yo jamás hablé con ella de cosas así. Yo nomás me dedicaba yo a trabajar.


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[Assistant] I mean, Jesus, that was, that was heavy. He didn't use Ryan's name.


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[Assistant] He just made fun of anyone who could propose anything like what he had read recently as a proposal presented to the House Republican leadership that did this to old people and on and on. It was, it was tough. And it was nasty.


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[Assistant] Now, yes. But, I mean, my family was always, like, not conservative.


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[Assistant] I'd always considered myself, like, an old school, like, romantic kind of guy, like,


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[Assistant] Everything that she does is exactly who she's supposed to be and she doesn't really care what you think.


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[Assistant] And she tweeted, just had the best sex of my life, yada, yada, yada, all this stuff. It was like a paragraph. And I screenshotted it. Cause that was dope.


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[Assistant] I hated the drug at the park because I saw who she was without all of it. So it was, it was like she was regular Amber up until maybe like


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[Assistant] Well I knew that if I did that, then she wouldn't do it, cause she was like a toddler. When it comes to that, and if you tell her to not do something, she'll do it just to prove you wrong. Right. So, I think my whole...


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[Assistant] My whole point behind how I handled it was...


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[Assistant] If, for all the other, all the other guys out there, if you don't think that your girl would love to get with a dude who's literally, his job is to have great sex on camera.


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[Assistant] I appreciate watching her do something that she's good at and that she gets paid well for. Right. And I think that, I mean, everyone wants to enjoy what they get paid to do. Definitely. And so I'm envious.


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[Assistant] Fucks your girl while you're gone on deployment. Just sort of a general name for this guy. Just a general name is Jody. So, I was like, why not just like, cause I know you.


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[Assistant] When I come home, the last thing I wanna fucking do is fix the router. Mmm, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Your landlord thought that you were being assaulted.


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[Assistant] Hold on, I'm gonna give you some, some vindication. I was only jealous once. And it was for your showcase, when Ramon made you squirt.


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[Assistant] We walked in, and each other goes, girl, do you wanna squirt?


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[Assistant] At the same time though, well I agree with that, I don't know, we don't know how...


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[Assistant] I think the funniest thing was for me seeing like the difference just because she's like so in her own world all the time is when we were at Christmas with my parents and my dad.


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[Assistant] Sorry mom. My mom, let me put you on blast for a second. My mom said when I wanted her, I, we were at dinner at a wrestling in the valley a long time ago, before we got married.


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[Assistant] My mom looked me dead in the face and said, I will never meet that whore ever. Hot take. And I said, alright.


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[Assistant] The first thing that I found in her search history was like, uhm, what was it, like BBC gangbang dumpster.


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[Assistant] So the scene of you and Rob from your showcase as like all the comments on Pornhub where she's getting like


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[Assistant] Sorry, detectives. I know you're just coming off a case, but I'm afraid we're gonna have to make a detour. Sounds serious. Is it a riot?


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[Assistant] A call went out just before I picked you up. Said it was multiple homicides. Half a dozen units already on scene.


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[Assistant] That's not what happened. Some patients-


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[Assistant] Mommy, mommy, I hate my knee.


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[Assistant] Honey, honey, let mommy see.


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[Assistant] Daddy, daddy, my elbow is hurt. Fell off my bike into the dirt.


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[Assistant] But mom, first we gotta say yes! Hahaha, okay, okay.


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[Assistant] Once upon a time, there were three very tired little munchkins.


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[Assistant] You started turning into a monster.


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[Assistant] And it's peak time if you drain the bay, the crabs and the fish and...


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[Assistant] Ushers and everything would probably be ten foot deep on the bottom all over the whole bay.


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[Assistant] The only thing that we have in abundance that we had back then was the straight bass, the rockfish. Other than that, everything else is diminished. The oysters, we used to catch two million bushel a year. Now we catch a hundred thousand bushel. I never ever dreamed that I wouldn't be catching shad anymore.


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[Assistant] Uh, we'd be catching yellow perch anymore. We'd be catching tarpon anymore. I never ever dreamed that that come to an end.


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[Assistant] All that used to be processing houses for straight bass, for oysters, for clams, for everything we was harvesting.


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[Assistant] Hello everybody, we just hit 4 million subscribers, and I wish I could tell you it's more prepared for it. Hey, oh, you wanna take a joke? Oh, you little puppies. I'm actually back home in Cincinnati right now. I don't even have a DSLR, my brother is recording this on my iPhone. Hi brother!


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[Assistant] And, uh, I-I really do remember, like, every moment of it. Uh, especially the times that we had a lot of fun because, uh, me and Wade filmed, uh, here for the first sketch comedy we ever did. And, uh, it was just really stupid and-


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[Assistant] Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you guys so much for...


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[Assistant] My father taught me that we are fated by the gods, but that we alone choose our path. You were fated to be an emperor, and I, a soldier.


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[Assistant] My father's sense of honor drove him to follow a path that served the people. But what drove us to take the paths we did? What made us the men that we are today?


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[Assistant] I didn't join the army to bask in the sun, Father. I want to fight like you did for the Empire.


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[Assistant] The Talion oversaw the completion of my training, and made good on his promise. As part of the 14th, I'd soon have all the blood I could ever want.


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[Assistant] That fetid lair at the edge of our empire was home to the bastards that had slaughtered my family and led the very rebellion which had spewed onto the streets of Rome. My posting with the 14th would take us to these aisles where I would wreak my revenge, crushing this insurrection.


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[Assistant] Our retribution?


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[Assistant] Vitalian led our forces further north, beyond the borders of our empire, to the edge of the world. We fought against warriors more beast than men. So fearsome that even Rome's elite legions had failed to conquer them. Oswald's foreboding words haunted us as we marched ever deeper into the unforgiving darkness.


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[Assistant] Horned men from ancient times roamed these lands, and of those who venture there, few return.


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[Assistant] Commodus was safe, and Oswald ready to accept peace. I prayed to the gods that an end to this horrific bloodshed was within our grasp. That I could finally return with my mentor Rome.


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[Assistant] We'll get him on the ship from Rome. It's armoured and will withstand anything that barbarians can throw at it.


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[Assistant] In order to exact my vengeance I'd have to return to where my journey began. Return to my home.


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[Assistant] I come for the tournament.


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[Assistant] Here at the Coliseum, he would show all Rome his great victories, and claim our deeds as his own.


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[Assistant] Now I would earn the right to fight him and cut this poison from the heart of Rome. I would have my vengeance.


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[Assistant] Signal whatever's left of the sixth legion to come about and reinforce the west flank. Pull the fifth out of the old quarter to do the same. I'll find whatever's left of the fourteenth and take on the enemy in front of the palace.


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[Assistant] In another life, perhaps. Not in this one.


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[Assistant] When we finally passed the Clean Water Act through the Senate and the House, Nixon vetoed it. And for the first time in the Nixon administration.


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[Assistant] He had a veto overridden, substantially and significantly.


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[Assistant] And what does that say? Nixon was out of step with the country? Nixon didn't care about the problem?


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[Assistant] The Nixon's interest in the environment was strictly political.


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[Assistant] To run the Environmental Protection Agency, who...


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[Assistant] We're flat out opposed to the mission of the agency and we're set to undo that mission.


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[Assistant] It is a voluntary program. You are never going to effectively deal with a multistate pollution problem with a voluntary program.


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[Assistant] Absolutely. Big chicken companies were a presence. Uh, Jim Perdue, the son of Frank Perdue, was a, a, a constant presence. Uh, whether he was sitting in my chairman's office or holding a reception in the evening or whatever, the, the chicken lobby


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[Assistant] And it was well represented. They hired the top guns in the lobbying community in Annapolis and they made every effort to prevent us from enacting.


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[Assistant] Highness Commodus, all we ask is that my people are treated with fairness. Treated as equals.


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[Assistant] So that all may live in peace.


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[Assistant] But I choked up at dust yesterday.


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[Assistant] We meet again, Roman. This time yield or pay the price.


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[Assistant] Work every day to feed their family and try to do the best they can with dignity. And it's really up to the company to protect them.


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[Assistant] The common theme is employers not taking these complaints seriously.


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[Assistant] We started seeing over time more physical, aggressive harassment.


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[Assistant] I felt it exemplified one of the worst handlings by a company of complaints of harassment.


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[Assistant] Yes, and I think that's what shocked us the most. Being as large as they were. Uhm, the lack of action, lack of attention, lack of sense of responsibility, and in this case, they did none of that.


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[Assistant] They received anonymous complaints, putting them on notice of this sexual predator. They did nothing.


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[Assistant] That's a huge number about actors, which really pointed to the systematic problem that we saw and the failure of the company to really hold


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[Assistant] Where there are certain complaints received by certain segments of the workforce, just doesn't matter. It's not that important. It is a cost of doing business.


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[Assistant] Next stop, Main Street. Well, this is our stop.


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[Assistant] All the miraculous are rings, so I'm gonna assume we're dealing with that. I'm kinda curious to see who'll get this ring since we've already used Kagami's mom again.


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[Assistant] I want her like really pull, like pull into the fold. So we'll see what happens, but I am very excited to watch who you guys are as well. Please keep in mind if you want to see the full reactions to Miraculous or just see the next episodes early, you can check it out over on my Patreon page. Link down in the description below to get access to the timer reactions over there. But without further ado, let's get started.


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[Assistant] Oh gosh, everybody has these rings.


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[Assistant] Which is what we saw the season finale of for.


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[Assistant] The lion's ring. Can you get rid of it? Take that ring off. I don't like them. I'm get- I'm getting real sketchy of those rings.


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[Assistant] Oh nooo! At least, you know, it wasn't actually Marinette in like her ring, but now we unintentionally put somebody else in danger. So efficient now.


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[Assistant] That's what these rings are for! I was wondering! So they ca- they can sincerely have no idea that they're getting a power of a miraculous.


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[Assistant] I guess Adrian doesn't really wear his alliance ring, which makes sense. You would think his dad would get like upset that he doesn't wear it, but I guess he doesn't know because he's just in his room half the time.


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[Assistant] And he's not gonna wear the ring outside of his room, cause then it's gonna track him and he would know he's outside of his room. And Adrian has to be more mindful of where he is and stuff, so. Makes sense.


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[Assistant] Look, let me tell you, having four kids, not a dream. Definitely not a dream. Two, not four.


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[Assistant] God, I thought we were gonna be able to recover them, but it doesn't seem that way.


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[Assistant] Type character that looks like Marinette from like the, the old promo?


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[Assistant] That's kinda what I'm picking up, but is it... Am I stretching? Cause she looks like Marinette. She looks very much like Marinette.


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[Assistant] Which I guess is the point of why, like, Monarchs like, ah, it is her. But...


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[Assistant] Oh no. It looks like the old, cause she kinda had like more pointy as well. So I'm not sure, but it's cute. I like it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and it, I felt like it was necessary of course for us to see the, the dangers of having one of these alliance rings. And it also introduces to us


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[Assistant] Basically what we're doing for the rest of the season, which is anybody who has an alliance ring now can get an additional power besides just being akumatized, but they get the additional power of one of the miraculous and whichever one that monarch chooses to give them without


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[Assistant] Something to give them the physical miraculous because now they are just magic essence. Which is interesting.


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[Assistant] I wonder how long it's gonna take for us to kind of figure out that it is the Alliance ring.


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[Assistant] And I think it was very confusing for me because in episode 2 multiplication, I didn't quite understand how Kagami's mom


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[Assistant] Had the power and such, but now that we kinda had this episode, I now understand it's the Alliance rank.


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[Assistant] Which is terrifying. The Alliance ring is scary on like multiple levels. Not only can it literally track you, track what you're doing,


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[Assistant] It also will track your steps and where you were, and as we saw with, uh, Marinette, when she was Ladybug, it was like, this amount is not possible, you're just swooping everywhere, like, doesn't work that way. So.


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[Assistant] It's a bit of a terrifying piece of jewelry. I'm glad that Marinette realized without too many consequences that she can't wear one of them. Uhm.


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[Assistant] And as we know, Adrian's grown accustomed to his dad basically tracking him. So he, of all people, knows what the ring can do and that's why he's just like, frozen in his room. He's like, perfect.


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[Assistant] Time to go be a superhero. Like, he's just not wearing it. So glad that he seems to be somewhat aware.


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[Assistant] I am a little nervous though that mom has the ring. I wouldn't be surprised if mom ends up at some point this season getting the akuma ties.


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[Assistant] And then getting another power. It seems kinda intentional that she was given a ring. So we'll see. So I'm gonna guess these rings are not cheap.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna guess not everybody's going to have one of these rings. I'm also hopeful that Marinette will inform Alia not to get one. That's my hope? But I'm not sure if that will happen.


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[Assistant] Not that Alia is in danger because obviously she doesn't have a Fox Miraculous anymore. So it's not like she's running around being all super hero-y. But it does put her in a little bit of danger because she does go, you know, film some of like Cat Noir ladybugs like stunts and all that jazz.


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[Assistant] So it couldn't be potentially dangerous and she would be a person of interest that he would probably keep an eye on. Granted, he's already kept an eye on her before with the, uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh, I don't remember what it's called. Optigami, that's what it was. Wow, I can't remember.


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[Assistant] Uh, he has had an eye on her before, so it's not like he's gonna be like-


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[Assistant] Avidly tracking Aaliyah and especially after, uhm,


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[Assistant] Destruction episode, I think he's kinda more so done, but I worry about Alia, cause y'all know I love Alia so much, even though she's made some mistakes. I do love Alia. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was an interesting episode. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then, I've been avoiding talking about the subject, but we have to talk about the Jubilation. Their, their wish, their dream.


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[Assistant] It's just white instead of like black. It was like ridiculous. I do really like the fact that, uh, we had friends from, uh, New York come and then also Shanghai, right? Yea, Shanghai.


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[Assistant] I like that they were all there too, I thought that was really cute, a nice little like, callback-y moment.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then things just went off the rails and we, like, suddenly had a baby, and then two babies, and then four babies, and I was like, woah, woah, woah. Granted, it was really funny because they weren't real babies, they were just like toy babies. Which...


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[Assistant] It's funny in like a multitude of ways because everyone obviously they're children. There's no way she pumped out like four babies unless she's pumping out twins.


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[Assistant] But I did find it funny because it almost makes me think that like, since they're children, they can't imagine like,


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[Assistant] Having the children, so they just imagine having fake perfect children who don't need any help or anything.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but I love it. I thought it was really funny, uh, very dramatic, like, oh, but-


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[Assistant] On the topic of dramaticness, I did find it very sad though, uhm,


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[Assistant] This is a dream. We have to wake up. Like, I am so sorry, Kitty. And he's just like, no. He's like, you don't know that. Like, we could just, we could just be happy here. Like,


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[Assistant] No, it's not sweetie, like give me one little kiss and then we gotta go back. Like, it was very sad, very cute, obviously.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, we all know Marinette is the one that's had to have more strength and resolve because she has the extra layer of being the guardian. She has to be the one to, you know, pull through all of this.


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[Assistant] And Cat Noir can have those moments where he is supportive and helps her push through. I especially, uhm, think back to, of course, the season finale in 4, where as Adrien and Cat Noir, both of them, honestly,


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[Assistant] Coming and helping Ladybug to get her through this very difficult moment. Being like, we will do this together. Like, I need you to trust me. Like, you, you have to push through. Like, it's very nice to see kind of the push and pull from them.


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[Assistant] Nothing wrong with that, cause she does have to, cause she's the guardian. If she, you know, if she loses strength or resolve, we're- we're boned, you know?


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[Assistant] So it's interesting this season, I've really been enjoying it, and I'm glad-


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[Assistant] I'm glad to finally know that we have a, uhm, an idea of what is our, like, new


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[Assistant] Episode to episode type of situation that we're basically just gonna be dealing with.


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[Assistant] What we do, I, I don't know if we're gonna end up recovering any more miraculous, which, it makes me kinda sad.


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[Assistant] I wish we could get some back, it would feel really nice.


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[Assistant] That doesn't seem like it's gonna be the case. I don't think we- we literally can't recover any miraculous.


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[Assistant] Unless we literally end the Gabriel-aggressed like monarch arc.


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[Assistant] Which, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if maybe this season is the last or if we have one more season.


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[Assistant] It does feel that way, especially now knowing he is cataclysm and we don't know what that does to a person. Like I said, it looked like it was like spreading, like it was bad.


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[Assistant] So I'll be curious to see when that gets brought back up again because I wanna know what's wrong with him because now Natalie


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[Assistant] And him not doing well. Like, Adrian's going to lose the two people that care about him the most that are living right now. And, now that I think about it, on the subject of people who care about Adrian, there's also Felix, who has


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[Assistant] A miraculous! He literally has the Peacock Miraculous, which we have to deal with that as well. I completely forgot that he got that. So that's one missing, so that is one we could recover.


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[Assistant] Cuz it's not in the hands of Gabriel, but I don't think Felix is gonna let it go so easily. So that's something we're also gonna have to deal with. I wouldn't be surprised if that's like the season finale of Five or something cuz we need that band.


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[Assistant] But it is good that Gabriel doesn't have it though, so. I don't know. It's very interesting. I like the story that we have formed. It's all very intense this season. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Of course I feel like we'll still get our typical, like, villain of the day episode. Like, I would say Jubilation definitely was that.


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[Assistant] But obviously it's our first one to understand what we're doing. So it'll be interesting. I'm very excited.


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[Assistant] But as of right now, Disney Plus has episodes 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. So we have like 5 more. Uhm, as of recording this...


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[Assistant] I do know that episode 10 and 11 aren't in English dub, they're just not on Disney Plus yet.


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[Assistant] So, when and if we get there? By this point, who knows, it might be on DC+, not sure. Uh, but when we get there.


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[Assistant] I will look into it, and uhm, we'll see what happens. I know they're English dubbed, so we can probably find them.


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[Assistant] Thank you guys so much. Please remember, if you enjoy these videos and want to see my next reactions, make sure to hit that subscribe button with your little pinky so you are made aware of when I upload next. So thank you guys and I'll see you all later. Byeeee!


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[Assistant] The river flows down, a community takes water out of the river, puts it back through a wastewater plant a few miles down, out, back, out, back, and with proper regulation and proper processes at the wastewater plant and proper processes at the drinking water plant, it works very well. So we sort of continuously recycle this.


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[Assistant] As new elements come in, synthetics, uh, herbicides, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, as those things enter the water stream in, in concentrations because of


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[Assistant] Uh, with great confidence, because our water meets the regulations. But of course the question is, do the regulations match the threat?


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[Assistant] Our research over the last 10 to 13 years has been able to demonstrate that these killer whales are the most PCB contaminated marine mammals in the world.


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[Assistant] So we're very, very concerned about what that might mean to their health.


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[Assistant] PCBs are probably the number one persistent contaminant of concern anywhere in the northern hemisphere.


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[Assistant] Everything we see points to Puget Sound being a hot spot for PCBs and a persistent problem. We've seen, uh, contamination of animals.


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[Assistant] We've seen no improvement in the levels of PCBs in the last 20 odd years.


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[Assistant] Despite regulations implemented in the 1970s. And that to me indicates there are continuous inputs from land-based sources, from the sediments, and delivering them right into that food web.


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[Assistant] Between contaminated sediments in certain areas and contamination of the food web above those sediments.


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[Assistant] In fact, one might even think of the PCBs riding an elevator up from the sediments up into plankton, up into little fish, big fish, harbor seals, killer whales, eagles, humans.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately and tragically in this case, all we had basically was her word and his word. Is that sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt? Our experience clearly says it's not.


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[Assistant] The defense attorney would say, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, where is the physical evidence? Where is the seaman? Where is the pictures? Where is the video? Where is the witnesses? Why did it take her a year plus? Did she now finally report it merely to get money from him?


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[Assistant] I do believe these crimes were committed, but I also believe, unfortunately, we simply could not prove it.


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[Assistant] It was here, on the slopes of Mount Doom.


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[Assistant] La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.


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[Assistant] What about Saren? You can't just ignore a rogue specter, I demand action! You don't get to make demands of a council ambassador.


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[Assistant] She's talking about PCBs, cancer-causing microbes, banned in the 70s, but taking an emotional toll on the residents of South Park today.


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[Assistant] Next month, you know, he paid and then he skipped again. No problem. I trusted him. I figured he'll pay me back.


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[Assistant] They have a lot of money that landlords should not make a profit, that it's not a business, you know, and, and that's why we're the scapegoats.


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[Assistant] In the end, I lost 11 months rental income. I have to eat. I have to get my medicines.


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[Assistant] The smell of fresh meat always attracts the scavengers.


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[Assistant] No one knows. She worsened after her travels.


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[Assistant] Illness still plagues you. Rest mother. I will make preparations for our journey out of Mordor.


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[Assistant] I have no choice, Talion. I need my mother's elixir.


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[Assistant] Yes. Every moment is precious.


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[Assistant] they forced me to watch as they killed my men one after another


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[Assistant] I have no choice. In the face of darkness it is our duty to bring light.


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[Assistant] The tower's secure. Thanks to you, Commander. I'm just glad your colony is safe. I appreciate your concern and your efforts against the geth.


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[Assistant] We don't know what they're after. They came, they attacked us, that's all we know. Their main base is at the Exo Jenny headquarters. A good place to start looking if you want answers. How do I get there?


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[Assistant] The basic approach of most land speculators who are the site developers is to


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[Assistant] Buy a piece of land that's farmland and is zoned as farmland, taxed as farmland. So it's cheap. It's cheap. And then get it replanned and rezoned as a subdivision with some retail and commercial components and the land value will go up dramatically.


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[Assistant] Really doesn't get you anywhere, but you can get people to do the things that we need to do to save the bay.


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[Assistant] The public response was so overwhelming that even a board of supervisors that was elected with the support of the development community ended up turning down.


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[Assistant] The proposals that they, the board, had submitted in the first place.


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[Assistant] So they backed off totally. They backed off totally, and then in the election they'd immediately have followed that decision to back off.


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[Assistant] They all lost. Uh, every one of those candidates was voted at office. They got wiped out? They got wiped out.


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[Assistant] I think the conservation movement has to move away from wholesale ideas to retailing what we're talking about. Things that people deal with every day. Traffic, schools.


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[Assistant] The lack of access to the kinds of parks and open space that people want on a day-to-day basis.


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[Assistant] Rising taxes, uh, to pay for the costs the developers weren't paying for.


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[Assistant] It's all about making the protection of the Bay a retail issue.


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[Assistant] What we need to market is the solutions, uh, and market in a way that people will embrace them, not market the problem.


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[Assistant] So growth is happening and we have to accommodate it. But we can do it better. We can plan it better. We can put it in better locations. We can put it in places where


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[Assistant] We can deal with the impacts in the most effective way.


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[Assistant] Always. We have a stark choice. We have a very dramatic choice. If we do it right,


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[Assistant] Uh, the, the, the effects on the environment are reduced by half or more. If we do it wrong.


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[Assistant] The possibility of actually losing the Chesapeake Bay goes up dramatically.


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[Assistant] When you put down this endless amount of concrete parking lots and rooftops, rain hits it. It washes really quickly into the streams.


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[Assistant] It's gonna cut away at those stream banks, it's gonna pick up sediment, it's gonna be carrying all kinds of pollutants in it, it's gonna go flying down into the Potomac, and the Potomac feeds into the Chesapeake Bay.


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[Assistant] Everything starts in these little streams. So every time you lose a little stream,


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[Assistant] You lose one more healthy piece of the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem.


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[Assistant] Where there is light, there is also darkness.


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[Assistant] As long as there are winners, there will also be losers as well.


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[Assistant] Originally, your plan was one of my goals. It's good to know that we're both on the same page.


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[Assistant] It would be a tragedy if any who were unworthy joined.


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[Assistant] I have three in particular in mind. One stole the hidden waterfall secret technique and is now an immortal Kakuzu.


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[Assistant] The Immortal Ninja Kakuzu. I'd like to invite you to join the Akatsuki. The Akatsuki?


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[Assistant] Now come, and I will provide for you a place where you can spend all your eternity.


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[Assistant] Good. And how about you? Have you had any luck finding us new members?


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[Assistant] Yes, the next is the Hidden Mist Ninja, Kisame Hoshigaki.


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[Assistant] Kisame, the monster of the hidden mist. I'll get in touch with him from my side.


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[Assistant] What? One of the sounding Orochimaru.


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[Assistant] He's sneaking around trying to gather information on the Okatsuki.


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[Assistant] Pain. You and Sasori handle this.


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[Assistant] Borochimaru, playtime is over. It's time for us to get down to business.


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[Assistant] Very well. Welcome to the Akatsuki.


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[Assistant] It's better for us to keep these types nearby rather than let them run around in the loose. He also understands that as long as I am around, he can't have things his way.


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[Assistant] Yes, that's fine. Eventually, we'll have the others form teams too. That's why we need another new member.


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[Assistant] Tell Sasori Itachi and Kisame to go get Daedra.


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[Assistant] Konan, Itachi, Kisame, Sasori, Dedara, Kakuzu, Hida, Orochimaru, and Zetsu.


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[Assistant] Each of you has your own agenda and your own dreams. We have finally come this far.


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[Assistant] And now, at last, we will move into full scale action. Our targets are all the tailed beasts from the one tail to the nine tails. The opponents are strong, but we will gather all the tailed beasts and bring the great ambition of the Akatsuki to fruition.


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[Assistant] And understand this. Failure is not an option.


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[Assistant] Curtain opens on the Akatsuki. Now, Project Tsukinome.


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[Assistant] We have funerals for Olivia Engel at one at St. Rosalima and Dylan Hockley in Bethel.


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[Assistant] Same thing we've been doing. Just be outside, respectful distance. Is there anything else we need?


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[Assistant] Doesn't this help you? You don't seem particularly happy.


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[Assistant] Hey, we gotta dip out a little bit early while I do, cause Lena is going into menopause, so.


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[Assistant] We're not political, Mark and I. We're not, you know, um, confrontational people.


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[Assistant] I do think the tide is turning, but our window right now is extremely limited.


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[Assistant] Sorry we couldn't be sure what was on the tram. I'd do the same. What's going on here? Bugs.


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[Assistant] Zillions of them coming up the tunnels from the hot labs. My team's been running on stems for days. Look.


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[Assistant] You're human and that's enough that I won't shoot. I'd like to know who you are. My name is Shepard. I'm a Spectre.


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[Assistant] The aliens overran the hot labs last week. Only Han Olar got out and he ain't all there anymore. At first we knew the bastards were clawing into my command post. We had a lot more staff then.


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[Assistant] There's an emergency elevator out by the trams. This card will let you activate it. It can take you down to the hot labs.


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[Assistant] Alright, if you need any first aid, Dr. Cohen's downstairs in the med bank.


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[Assistant] I don't know why they keep throwing themselves against our defenses. Even animals should learn not to stick their noses where it hurts.


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[Assistant] This is your only chance. If Wesker succeeds, Uroboros will be spread across the globe. Millions will die!


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[Assistant] Look, as they head to the village sometimes it's necessary for you to make hard decisions. Isn't now the time to do just that?


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[Assistant] A plan, you say? This is a waste of time. There are no other options right now. What is this plan, Shisui?


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[Assistant] Well reasoned, sheeswee of teleportation.


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[Assistant] If you used your visual jutsu on the clan, as long as the Uchiha clan exists, it's highly doubtful that another coup can be avoided. And even if your plan worked, it is only for this instance.


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[Assistant] Sooner or later, the Hidden Leaf Village will have to deal with the Uchiha. If so, by exterminating the Uchiha now.


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[Assistant] This is all for the sake of attaining true peace for the Leaf.


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[Assistant] Normally we would have shown you footage from Attorney General William Barr's congressional testimony, but Barr decided not to show up.


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[Assistant] And then the Democrats chose to do some light prop comedy with a bucket of chicken.


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[Assistant] The whole thing was so depressing that we'd rather focus on the two things all Americans can get behind. Game of Thrones and Avengers.


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[Assistant] I was just starting my career. It was the early 90s. I was just out of acting school, going on auditions and pounding the pavement.


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[Assistant] The first time I met him was in Merrimack's office and it was a, you know, a legitimate meeting set up by my agents.


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[Assistant] And I felt very much like he was gonna take care of me. And then he said,


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[Assistant] There's a screening this afternoon of one of our movies. You know, you should come. I'll have my car come pick you up.


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[Assistant] Once I got there, I realized it wasn't a special screening with cast and crew. It was just a movie.


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[Assistant] I wanted to leave. He sort of said, oh, I'll take you home. We ended up stopping at his house. And then I ended up going up probably against my better judgment.


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[Assistant] Another hour long conversation about movies and film. And he went into the other room and


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[Assistant] He came back with uhm, with a robe on.


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[Assistant] And the robe was just like an open robe. I didn't even look to see. You know, I was just so stunned.


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[Assistant] There was no suave moves or anything, like there was just a really weird, awkward, will you give me a massage? I had to say just no, and I'm not comfortable.


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[Assistant] He left the room and he came back and he was just fully naked. I thought, he's coming after me.


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[Assistant] I just remember sort of darting back and forth and trying to get past him.


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[Assistant] You know in that moment that you may not make it. I told him that I was furious. I said, you know, I said, I can't believe you're doing this to me. I don't know if he heard me, but


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[Assistant] I mean, I do, I was able to finally get a way out.


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[Assistant] I knew that if I went up against Harvey Weinstein, I mean just instinctually, I'd be squashed. So I was scared. And so I didn't say anything to the people that might have been able to help me.


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[Assistant] Rein is growing well too. They're really becoming a good team.


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[Assistant] He's always tripping over himself, he can't throw a shirt he can straight, and his jutsu setup is just... he'll need some work.


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[Assistant] Alright, be careful, and do your best, you guys.


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[Assistant] You're clumsy and you're hasty. And you're a blundering fool too. And add Knucklehead to the list. So be doubly careful out there.


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[Assistant] One day, if we have a child, I want that child to be bright and forthright and grow up to be just like Obito. Our child doesn't have to be smart and can even be cocky, but


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[Assistant] I want our child to value friendship and have a cheerful spirit. With a will that can't be broken.


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[Assistant] It was a brash young fella from Flushing Queens who arrived here as an 18 year old freshman at the University of Buffalo.


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[Assistant] I believe he only put in a year before he was just kind of mesmerized by all of the opportunities that awaited him here.


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[Assistant] Hey man, shout out Nojumper, shout out Adam, you know how we rocking man, H-Town in the building. Yes sir, got my sex doll with me. It's going up, I'm having sex tonight.


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[Assistant] I really am at a dead end and the student loans are going to keep mounting and mounting and mounting.


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[Assistant] I believed a lot of lies that were told to me and it wasn't until after the fact that I'm finding out it was anything but the truth.


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[Assistant] The guy I talked to was personable. He seemed like he really wanted to get to know me.


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[Assistant] We had a really good conversation and then he said, you know, instead of applying for the master's program, go ahead and apply for the doctorate program. They've got two spots available. So, you better apply right now.


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[Assistant] And so I was thinking, heck yeaah, I'm gonna hurry and apply. Just the thought of, oh my goodness, I could be a doctor in psychology, that would be great. I went ahead and I applied.


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[Assistant] They told me that I had nothing to worry about and the only reason why we're not APA accredited is because we are new to the Dallas area.


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[Assistant] I don't know which way to go. And the student loans are going to keep mounting and mounting and mounting.


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[Assistant] No, no, Jimmy. What? Tom cannot knock down this column down. Why? Because the whole building can fall and can kill a lot of people.


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[Assistant] And it looks like I'm in luck. I was disappointed by the last villain, but now it appears that I have great material standing right in front of me. Rejoice!


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[Assistant] I lost, I have no right to choose. Take me where you want.


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[Assistant] I simply want to see what the other Akatsuki members are like.


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[Assistant] Just like this jutsu of yours, it's possible that there's a sense of art that I might be able to find there.


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[Assistant] Hey, are you really going to let him join us?


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[Assistant] He said that there was a role in Sarah Jessica Parker's new film and then it very quickly shifted to, uh, asking me to give him a naked massage in the bed. I was like, you know, I'm married. And he said,


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[Assistant] You're serving a market that's been traditionally underserved. There is a need for more education.


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[Assistant] And it's a very profitable business. It generates a lot of free cash flow. So it attracted a lot more financiers, and that really helped take the industry to the next level.


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[Assistant] When you think about it for the University of Phoenix, for example, in order to grow on top of the folks that are leaving, you've got to add the equivalent of, you know, one to one and a half Ohio states per year.


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[Assistant] 2004, 2005, we started to see some companies probably doing things they shouldn't have been doing. Uhm, you know, going after populations, student populations that maybe did not deserve to go to school, were not going to succeed in school. Uhm, they were focusing on enrollments more than the quality.


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[Assistant] For the most part, a regionally accredited school is considered a higher quality school.


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[Assistant] Harvard is regionally accredited. But so is DeVry. So is University of Phoenix. Same type of accreditation that the Ivy League schools have. Uhm, so if you can find an underperforming traditional school with regional accreditation, that's a very valuable property.


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[Assistant] The times where I have to work in the morning, I can come home and do schoolwork at night. And the times that I work in the afternoon, I get up and I do schoolwork during the day.


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[Assistant] Yo, shout out to my boy Adam, man. We're out here at No Jumper right now. Get your No Jumper Kandamas right now at NoJumper.com. And, uh, yeaah, swipe up.


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[Assistant] Tonight, Frontline examines the abortion wars.


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[Assistant] Over a hundred pro-life activists have gathered outside the city's abortion clinic.


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[Assistant] The rally was organized by Pro Life Mississippi, the most powerful right to life group in the state.


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[Assistant] Since Pro Life Mississippi was founded more than a decade ago.


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[Assistant] They've helped close down five abortion clinics across the state. Years ago,


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[Assistant] The group moved their offices to this building in Jackson right next door to an abortion clinic. Last year, that clinic closed its doors for good.


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[Assistant] It is the last abortion clinic in the entire state of Mississippi.


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[Assistant] Arrest and in some cases even killed doctors who performed abortions.


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[Assistant] While a few extremists still pursue these tactics, Herring's group in Mississippi distances itself from them.


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[Assistant] And that's exactly what Herring has done. Far from the sidewalk battles at abortion clinics,


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[Assistant] Herring wheels her most effective power in the halls of the state capitol.


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[Assistant] She's considered the most powerful pro-life lobbyist in the state.


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[Assistant] Mississippi enacted more pro-life legislation than any other state in the country.


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[Assistant] Mississippi's success in regulating abortion has put them at the forefront of the latest battleground in the abortion wars.


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[Assistant] This is the story of that battleground, and it begins 33 years ago, far from Mississippi, in the halls of the Supreme Court, with the landmark decision Roe v Wade.


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[Assistant] And in that decision, the court spoke clearly. Calling abortion a fundamental right.


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[Assistant] They imposed severe limitations on any state's ability to restrict it.


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[Assistant] Catherine Colbert is a leading lawyer in the pro-choice movement.


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[Assistant] Lawyers like Colbert were largely successful in overturning those restrictions.


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[Assistant] But in 1989, a Supreme Court decision known as Webster gave the pro-life movement a boost.


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[Assistant] When four justices indicated they were ready to consider overturning Roe v. Wade.


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[Assistant] Former Pennsylvania State Senator and longtime nemesis of the pro-choice movement, Stephen Friend.


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[Assistant] Pennsylvania's Abortion Control Act of 1989 challenged Roe directly.


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[Assistant] Calling for restrictions on abortion during the first trimester.


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[Assistant] Among the restrictions was what's known as an informed consent law.


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[Assistant] Which required a woman seeking an abortion to receive state mandated information from her abortion provider.


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[Assistant] And then wait at least 24 hours before receiving the procedure.


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[Assistant] But change the standard by which abortion laws would be judged.


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[Assistant] Rejecting what they called Roe's rigid trimester framework, they established instead the undue burden standard. A law would be invalid, they declared.


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[Assistant] If it placed substantial obstacles in the path of a woman seeking an abortion.


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[Assistant] Americans United for Life is the oldest national pro-life group in the country.


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[Assistant] AUL is a group made up primarily of lawyers.


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[Assistant] Their motto is, changing law to protect human life, state by state.


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[Assistant] In the months after Casey, one of AUL's first stops was the Mississippi State Legislature.


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[Assistant] Alan Nunley is a senior state senator and chairs the Public Health and Welfare Committee.


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[Assistant] Working with AUL, he drafted an informed consent requirement that went even further than the one in Friends' Pennsylvania law.


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[Assistant] Including one of the strictest parental consent laws in the nation.


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[Assistant] It requires both parents' permission before a minor can have an abortion.


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[Assistant] Betty Thompson is the former director of the Jackson Women's Health Organization, Mississippi's last remaining abortion clinic. She now consults for the clinic part-time.


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[Assistant] Thompson says the problems with Mississippi's strict abortion regulations.


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[Assistant] are compounded by a lack of access to abortion providers in the state.


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[Assistant] As 60% of women seeking abortions in Mississippi now do to a clinic in a neighboring state.


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[Assistant] Because of security concerns and as a condition of our filming, we agreed not to identify the location of the clinic, its name, or the names of the people who work there.


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[Assistant] Its owner started it in the years after Roe, when access to abortion was virtually non-existent in the South.


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[Assistant] The clinic only offers abortions three days a week. Their schedule is always full.


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[Assistant] But they can't find enough doctors willing to perform the procedure.


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[Assistant] Tracy must wait at least 24 hours before she can come back for the actual procedure.


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[Assistant] This state, like Mississippi, has an informed consent law.


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[Assistant] Meeting with his counselor is just the first step for Tracy.


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[Assistant] Then at any time since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973.


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[Assistant] 87% of counties throughout the country do not have one.


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[Assistant] In part of the region known as the Delta, Clarksdale is one of the poorest cities in the state.


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[Assistant] The infant mortality rate here is almost two times the national average. And 75% of babies born here are born to single mothers, many of whom are teenagers.


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[Assistant] Patricia White has worked in the Delta for over 30 years. She's a nurse midwife at this public health clinic.


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[Assistant] In 2002, the state barred the use of government money to pay for the procedure, except in the case of rape, incest, or risk of death. In addition, medical facilities that receive state money are prohibited from performing abortions.


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[Assistant] Thirty-three states across the country have passed similar laws, all deemed constitutional by the Supreme Court.


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[Assistant] Many of the women White Seas come to her with unplanned pregnancies.


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[Assistant] The state of Mississippi does fund what they consider an alternative service for women with unplanned pregnancies.


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[Assistant] Three years ago, the state DMV began offering Choose Life license plates for an additional fee of $31.


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[Assistant] Proceeds raised from the license plates help fund what are known as crisis pregnancy centers throughout the state.


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[Assistant] Barbara Beavers is the director of the Center for Pregnancy Choices in Jackson, Mississippi.


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[Assistant] This is one of the largest of the 26 crisis pregnancy centers in the state.


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[Assistant] 24-year-old Shanine has come in today for a free pregnancy test.


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[Assistant] Shanine had never considered terminating her pregnancy.


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[Assistant] The sonogram has been an effective tool for women who are.


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[Assistant] Instead, this center offers free parenting classes, prenatal vitamins.


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[Assistant] Baby clothes and other donations from people who believe in the center's mission.


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[Assistant] But do not provide information on birth control or the morning after pill.


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[Assistant] Nor do they offer women pre or postnatal medical care.