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[Assistant] Couple. I think they're so, yeaah, they're so like-minded, they're both gonna go for it twice, or three times, or four times. You know, I'm sorta playing the odds again.


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[Assistant] Well, go back to the Falcons game when they're going for it on 4th and 3rd and the 4th. Their thought process going into that game was, we need 6's not 3's. We need 6's not 3's. And they'll probably have the very same mentality this week.


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[Assistant] Jay, you wanna go? It's close because, I mean...


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[Assistant] But Maurice, you said it earlier, it's the short catch and runs where he's so dangerous. Scares the hell out of you. Yea, just, just get the ball in his hands and who's going to catch him on this defense? And so that's ultimately why I said yes.


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[Assistant] Three touchdowns. Three. That's, that's bizarre to me. So he's gonna put them in position, but he's not the one getting them six. So you can almost give Tyreek his yards, and still win the game. Because he's only scored three times. If it's a bend, don't break.


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[Assistant] I know, I know, but I'm just saying like there is a path to let, let Tyreek be Tyreek and you're going to get gashed. Right. And you still win the game because you're


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[Assistant] You know, it hurts, but what are you going to do? That did save the bar. Sam, we had Anthony Gonzalez on a few weeks ago. Of course, the receiver on that team now in politics living in the political world.


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[Assistant] And, and I was an Ohio State beat writer back at that time. I was covering Ohio State and the rumor was...


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[Assistant] And Anthony confirmed it. He said, yeah, that's true. The entire plan. They're going to put Ted in the Wildcat. They had Ted lined up all over the field and on the opening kickoff, the entire game plan for that game.


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[Assistant] Disintegrated before their eyes, and you sort of saw that play out. They could not move the ball against Florida that day.


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[Assistant] Hey, I want to talk to you about Devil in Ohio, but first, hand to God, I swear, I don't know if she's watching, my wife just texted me.


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[Assistant] And said, you better tell Sam how much I loved Joel on Parenthood.


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[Assistant] What was that like, just the, I mean, it was, it was This Is Us before This Is Us. For the young and too like, This Is Us. Parenthood was before This Is Us.


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[Assistant] I got two, I'm gonna, I got two questions completely unrelated. I'm gonna smash them together and make one. Number one.


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[Assistant] Uh, I wanna go back to parenthood. I'm still hung up on parenthood. You worked with a very, very young Michael B. Jordan.


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[Assistant] I'm just wondering what that was like, if you saw then what he has become, if you saw that in his future. And then also, tell us a little about Devil in Ohio on Netflix now. There's a lot of Cleveland gear in that show.


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[Assistant] And how much say did you have in, in that, in, in, is the character. In sort of, not the character, but in sort of like the background setting and all that.


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[Assistant] No, I mean the west coast trips are a grind. They're tough. And it's not going to get any easier. Now you got Golden State, you come home for one. The first game home off a west coast trip is brutal and then they're right back out to Milwaukee. So they're in the teeth of it or they're getting to be in the teeth of it.


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[Assistant] Last night it felt to me like they were just trying to out-shoot their mistakes, did not play well defensively, got in a big hole early, and then Donovan just tried to out-shoot them, tried to shoot them out of it.


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[Assistant] I think they're two really talented players and they're going to figure it out. So I preface everything else I'm going to say with they are going to figure it out.


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[Assistant] Man, Darius played so well last year with the ball in his hands. Just let him go. Just put the ball in his hands and let him go.


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[Assistant] And, and, and we saw it with Colin and Darius and they just, they couldn't figure it out. Like it was, it was a tough pair. And then as soon as Colin was removed from that is when Darius flourished. And so my point was like, just don't mess with a good thing. Just leave the ball in Darius's hands.


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[Assistant] And so, some of that clunky, now listen, is it the eye, is it the fact that he's sick, it's just a couple of bad games. And there's too much talent, I do think they'll figure it out. But it is an adjustment for Darius now, playing without the ball in his hands. And the Cavs at the time of the trade, I've said it multiple times on the show, Cavs like, listen, it's going to be fine, we have a bunch of metrics that


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[Assistant] Darius is great with the ball out of his hands. He's going to be just fine. And I do think they're going to figure it out.


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[Assistant] I think this is an adjustment period for Darius. Now again, going back to not always having the ball in his hands, not always making it go. Donovan's going to have the ball a lot and it's just an adjustment for Darius to get back to that. And I think eventually they will, they are going to figure it out. This is the growing pains of putting two ball dominant guys together.


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[Assistant] More times than not. Occasionally it might be serious. But he doesn't always have to do all the lifting. No, he doesn't. But to this point he has. Like it's always, it's always been Donovan.


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[Assistant] Last night it was more defensively than anything and JB said after the game, they played arrogant and need to think that they can just, they've gotten off to these slow starts lately and they think that.


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[Assistant] They can, they can catch up later, they can make it up later, and that goes back to, this team plays so hard all the time, you can steal wins just by playing hard, but that includes the first quarter, and a lot of-


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[Assistant] No, they're not at that point yet. A lot of veteran teams that play for April, May, and June have had a lot of playoff success. You can get away with bad first quarters. You can get away with playing hard, you know, five, six, seven minutes a night. I've said this before, the Cavs title team contenders


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[Assistant] You could watch it. Like when I watched them every night, you could watch, okay, here they go. Like they're going to play hard for these five, six, seven minutes, put the game away and then it's back to cruise control. This team is not at that level. They can't get away with doing stuff like that.


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[Assistant] Well, no, what you were saying earlier about the regular season doesn't really matter. I disagree with that because this team hasn't accomplished anything and the regular season is about building the right habits and building good habits and you can't start falling into bad habits thinking, oh, it's okay, it's only,


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[Assistant] Uh, it's only November. We got plenty of time because I, I mean, I've said repeatedly on the show, the postseason is nothing like the regular season. And that's true. And the regular season has no bearing on the postseason. And that's true. But this is a young team that outside of Donovan has no playoff experience.


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[Assistant] So they need the regular season to build those habits, to be in close games, to understand.


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[Assistant] How to defend, how to initiate Darius and Donovan to play together.


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[Assistant] It sounds like it's doublespeak, but I'm trying not to be that the regular season has no bearing on the postseason, but the regular season builds the habits that are necessary for the postseason. So you, they need to take this seriously. This team hasn't done anything. They beat the play-in last year. So what?


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[Assistant] We'll see you in April or maybe not. And that's, that's the point I try to make all the time is last year when the Cavs beat the Bucs at home.


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[Assistant] It was a sound beat down and everyone was like, yes! And the Bucks were like,


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[Assistant] Alright. And? See you in April. So there, and that's the point I think we're trying to make early about the difference in the regular season, postseason, why regular season results certainly don't matter. It's about the process and about the habits and everything else. But ultimately, like, is a bad game.


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[Assistant] They got off to a great start this year. These are young kids. They hear everything. They hear everyone throwing flowers at their feet. And I think they got caught up in a little bit.


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[Assistant] They feel it and they gotta start making some really hard businesses.


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[Assistant] Kind of along those lines, we spent a lot of time this week talking about Tyreek Hill and the fear factor that he brings, and rightfully so. His numbers are bonkers.


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[Assistant] But I made the point earlier, he's got 76 catches this year and three touchdowns, three out of 76 catches. So is there a path? I was trying to go three, but I think I was off camera. So is there a path?


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[Assistant] I think we're on the same team, but we might have different catchers.


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[Assistant] I got destroyed for saying that earlier this year. Because I wasn't comparing Kwon to Mercado. No, I'm not either, I'm not either.


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[Assistant] You can handle that. Rarely does success go like this. I know. It's always like. That's right. Very rocky. And then you go.


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[Assistant] They've got more guys they need to get, they need to protect. It's not quite as drastic as it was last winter, but you're right. There are more names out there. There's a couple of guys that they need to squeeze onto the 40 man.


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[Assistant] And they do need to make a deal. Like, a guy like Nolan Jones, who's a lefty power hitter, who is basically an exact duplicate of Josh Naylor. He's got power, but he can't hit lefties. Like, there's no spot for him now. Jose Ramirez is locked up long term at third, he's a duplicated Naylor at first, what are you gonna do with him?


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[Assistant] They've already got two young. Their top prospect they got in the Matt Olson deal is a catcher. That's why they're moving on.


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[Assistant] This guy is a much better hitter than Hedges. Yeaah, he was at 4 million. Uh, Zed Meisel, who I think does a terrific job with all this stuff, I was having this conversation with him.


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[Assistant] He thinks, he thinks Murphy's a perfect fit as well. He's got three years of control left. Just entering arbitration this year. Projected to make less than hedges to your point. About 500,000 less than what hedges made. But he thinks there's room for Murphy and both nailers


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[Assistant] That way you're not losing, you're not trading Bo Naylor for Sean Murphy. Like I said, the A's already have some top prospects. And that's a way to sort of...


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[Assistant] You have Murphy now as the, as the entrenched veteran. You can bring Bo Naylor along slowly. You're only gonna have Murphy for three years.


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[Assistant] Maybe two if you trade him with a year left. And, and he's a right-handed batty at 18 home runs last year. That would rank third on the guardians in terms of power. So he brings you the power bat.


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[Assistant] Well, I, you know, I, Jose Abreu makes sense and I know his power number has dropped. And again, I was talking to Zach about it. Zach thinks he's still going to find an everyday job next year. Uh, if you bring him here, is he your everyday first baseman? I would take him as our everyday first baseman right now. Yes. And then would you do, and then Josh Naylor becomes the DA? He's a platoon.


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[Assistant] I think they're going to move on from Zach Plisak. Uhm, definitely. Yeaah, so yeaah, so I think your rotation, I don't think, I think they're going to ride it out with Bieber. He's got two years of control left. I don't think Ahmed Rosario's back.


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[Assistant] So they should be able to have an 80, 90 million payroll at least. Okay, but what they should do and where they're at is not always an alignment. I'm just saying he's under his last year control. They moved him to short to trade him.


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[Assistant] Personally, this isn't like source, this is just me. I don't think Rosario and Bieber are both back on this team. That is a tough, that is a tough. And we saw with, we saw that they, I mean, they were confident in Gabriel Arias. They played him at first in the divisional series. They think he's ready.


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[Assistant] But again, like, they're going to at some point, he's got two years of control left, he's already rejected one long-term contract offer that they gave him after he won the Cy Young. Like, this is just the reality of it. They're gonna move on at some point. They're not gonna let him, they're not gonna keep for two years and let him walk for nothing.


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[Assistant] And this is that sweet spot. That two years, they came close to trading Lindor when he had two years left on his deal. They were really close with the Dodgers. They had a deal set up with Ramirez last year. They were going to deal him with two years left.


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[Assistant] So I think, I think Bieber's back, but I don't think Bieber and Rosario are both back. Alright, we'll see.


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[Assistant] Now the price at the trade deadline for him was either Gavin Williams or Daniel Espino. They're two top pitching prospects. I know, it's gonna be a steep price. And it's gonna be, you're gonna have to pay for any of those guys, you're gonna have to pay. I would not give Espino, I wouldn't personally. Espino, I wanted to see him last year, I wanted to go down to Akron, he got hurt. Yeaah. And it really set him back because I think


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[Assistant] It's going to delay when we see him in Cleveland now. Sure, it pushes everything back.


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[Assistant] So I've been messed up all week, took a chunk of skin off my hand, elbows all round, probably like seven or eight steps, right into the kitchen.


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[Assistant] It was on, fun fact, it was on the meeting for the Cavaliers retail team, because my friend was on a Zoom call. And I fell right in front of all of them. Oh that's so great bro.


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[Assistant] First rule, nothing is what it seems. Mirrors distort, ghouls abound, chaos reigns. Sound like fun? You'll have to abandon everything you think you know. Logic will not serve you here. Give yourself over to experience.


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[Assistant] Go on, shoot, I'm ready! Watch out man, it's gonna be a real bullet.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Thren, thren, thren. Who's at the door?


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[Assistant] Oh, it's you. We're your neighbours. Yeah, I know.


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[Assistant] My dad's worked a lot today, and now he'd like to sleep a little. Mmm, yep, so let him sleep. But he can't sleep because of all this noise. Bummer. Anyway, we're almost done with our first half-time. Can't you play later? No, no, no, we borrowed this ball from Julian. We must give it back to him as soon as possible. And you'll stop my dad from sleeping? Give him a big glass of hot milk.


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[Assistant] These neighbours don't understand anything. They don't know about respecting their neighbours.


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[Assistant] They said they would finish their game, and then they'd return the ball they borrowed.


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[Assistant] I swear to you that I explained correctly that Daddy needed sleep, but Kareem didn't want to understand, and he asked me. And what did he ask you?


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[Assistant] Me ask that we stop playing because his father worked a lot today and he liked to sleep.


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[Assistant] He's right, we made a mistake. This noise must really disturb our neighbours. We really should stop playing.


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[Assistant] What about the ball? Are we gonna return it without me getting my own back at you? It doesn't matter, we'll do it another time.


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[Assistant] Go on, take the ball. We'll give it back to Julian right away. Ouch! Oh, I split my head open. Wow, you're bleeding a lot. What should I do? Go on, help me, brother. I'll go ask the neighbours for help. Kareem hit the ball too hard.


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[Assistant] Did Ali forget everything our neighbours did to us? When Kareem refused to delay his work? When he refused to lower the volume of his radio the day before my exams? Did he forget about all this?


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[Assistant] I was ignorant of my neighbour's rights. Don't worry brother, we can all make mistakes. Thank you for forgiving me. I hope we can still be friends.


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[Assistant] In here someone else watches after them. However, if you wish to stay... Thanks.


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[Assistant] Oh, I think you'll be interested in this, Annie. It's Larry's horoscope. Kate asked me to work on it. I sent for a chart. Horoscope for what? You see, the point is, it's February 9th.


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[Assistant] Oh sure, just because you don't believe in it. There's lots of things you don't believe in that are true just the same. This isn't something I make up, you know. It's all in the stars. It's been going on forever.


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[Assistant] Because no. Pretend I never said that and instead let's thank the sponsor of today's video


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[Assistant] If any of you guys are brave enough to read my descriptions you know that lately I've been complaining a lot about the rainy weather and it's been such a hassle because when it rains you have to whip out these huge rain boots and you get all wet and your shoes get dirty.


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[Assistant] Cause you know, sometimes when it's raining and then you get water in your sock and it's just like, it's not, it's not great. But thanks to Bessie, you no longer have to feel that gross feeling. Thank God. Bessie is not just sustainably made with less material slash water waste. They are vegan as well as made with Dimotex. It's a dual climate knit that keeps your feet very cool in the summer and very warm in the winter. Speaking of winter,


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[Assistant] They're also snow proof. Yeah, I live in Chicago and we get a lot of brutal winters. But I am so, so excited for this winter to finally whip these babies out and not even have to wear my boots. On top of all of that, you don't even have to worry about the whole hassle of cleaning your shoes if they get dirty because since Vessi is waterproof, all you need to do is either rinse them with water or throw them in the washing machine, give them a day to dry, and they are good to go once again. And I know, I know, you're probably like foaming at the mouth, dying to get you a pair of these.


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[Assistant] Uploaded a 600 page document about the entire finder's cult. But before we get into this video, I wanna mention that all the products I use on my face will be linked down below, as well as all of the research that I use. You guys wanna do your own research on this, answer your questions that you have about it and stuff like that. In the 80s, there was a big uproar of this thing called the satanic panic. Children and the youth


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[Assistant] Also, not the introduction, but the popularization of heavy metal, like scream music. All of these suburban moms were like, we need to get our kids out of here, you know? We can't be letting our kids


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[Assistant] Play these vulgar video games, like, I don't know, what's an 80's game? Dungeons and Dragons? That could mean code for Satan.


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[Assistant] Such as the whole shirt game were basically one of the men that lived at the house.


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[Assistant] And Nicole had told her that the Finers was a cult that conducted brainwashing experiments but not the typical


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[Assistant] Brainwashing, trying to, you know, manipulate your mind. Brain-washing.


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[Assistant] Washing your brain of everything that you've ever known to put new information in there.


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[Assistant] Thus making you sort of kind of like a follower. Also promise financial rewards such as-


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[Assistant] And he had said that there was actually one night where he heard a kid crying for about an hour straight and no one did anything about it even when he went up to complain. One of the pieces of information that they found was that the leader of this cult, the game caller, aka the stroller,


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[Assistant] And complete in satanic rituals, uhm.


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[Assistant] But a weird part about it is that the kids were receiving


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[Assistant] Is completely blown out of proportion and it's a huge big misunderstanding. Robert Terrell believes that since during this entire satanic panic thing, just heard the words, you know, satanic or cult and then immediately ran with it and the media blew it out of proportion than what the cult actually was, which


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[Assistant] But there was a little bit of a hiccup in their plans, so instead they decided to go out and vacation in Florida. Which, uh, you know what?


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[Assistant] New dimension of lifestyle. Right off the bat, the police were like, yeah, no. Uhm, that doesn't make sense because Michael and Douglas were talking to the police and they were like, yeah, no, we're going to Mexico.


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[Assistant] No, uuuh, that's like, that's really weird. That's really weird. Oh my god, who says that? Who doesn't have make- Yeah, maybe like in a bathtub.


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[Assistant] I really hope he never does, because what?


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[Assistant] Logic is that? I could understand, like, kids yell when they're, you know, having fun. You know, they yell, they get loud, but they don't scream for an hour. Yeah, maybe, uhm.


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[Assistant] He also explained that Mike Houlahan was actually the birth father to Mary as well as the stepfather to John Paul. What about the parents of all of the other children that you have?


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[Assistant] I think you're right. Case closed. They closed the case. They said yeaah.


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[Assistant] We believe you. We'll take your word for it. Have a nice day, Robert, if that's even your real name. This man shows up in a disguise, and you're like,


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[Assistant] Seems like he has nothing to hide to me. They literally did. A-


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[Assistant] Was not just something that existed in Washington. They found people from outside the US in London, Costa Rica,


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[Assistant] But since this was the 80s, that wasn't really known, making your own videos was something that either for fun or for high quality movies and stuff like that, but in this,


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[Assistant] They actually produced their own films. He was looking through the video room, he also uncovered a lot of very uneasy photos of, again, children in rituals as well as children in chains. And this was, you know, a lot for Martinez, so he then just, you know, cut it.


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[Assistant] And it was actually with the help of his partner that his partner decided to create a photo album for Martina so he didn't have to see any of the graphic content to kind of get an idea.


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[Assistant] There's this CIA agent that's like, actually, we can't accept this evidence because it's a CIA case and all things must stay secretive, and since you're FBI, I'm CIA, we can't do this.


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[Assistant] And then since it was a CIA case, the FBI couldn't work on it, but then since it was a CIA case, they weren't doing anything about it, they were just leaving it.


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[Assistant] We weren't even thinking that but okay. Later on down the road when they were reviewing even more documents of the finer situation, it even said that one of the agents confirmed that they not only send their agents to the future enterprises for training, but they also send their people to this place called


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[Assistant] It's kind of dark humor to be found, uhm, in this interview that Marion Petty, the main catalyst, the ringleader, the game caller, the stroller,


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[Assistant] What the finders is. And this is what he said. He said...


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[Assistant] I laughed when I read that. It's like a little dark, but are you g- Freelanced? Where?


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[Assistant] No one at all got arrested except for Michael and Douglas, and that's just because they were caught with the child abuse. Actually, in 2006, uh, Marion Petty had actually passed away, and over the years, a lot of people kept on leaving the Finders cult. By the time that Marion Petty had died, there were only around a dozen mumbers left.


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[Assistant] And they were talking about how I, like, so confidently mispronounce words, and I'm like, hahaha, that's so funny.


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[Assistant] But I literally just said mumbers. Round a dozen mumbers. Instead of members. And I just kept talking.


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[Assistant] Drew Barrymore? Do you guys watch the Drew Barrymore show? It's so good. I love it. Yesterday, I was watching the Scream movie because I love Halloween and I wish it was October already. I watched Scream and Drew Barrymore was in it because this whole story, I've just been immersed in the 80s recently and that's why I did


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[Assistant] This necklace is from Hot Regs. This choker is from Route 21. I stole it a few years ago. Gonna call the police. These earrings I got for my birthday. Ring.


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[Assistant] Is from Primrose and Fern, I think it's called. This shirt is from the thrift store. These pants are from the thrift store.


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[Assistant] For you. And I'm so so happy that you guys are really enjoying these videos where I don't talk about controversial people because for the longest time I was like, girl, they are not gonna tune in unless I'm talking smack about someone. But for some reason, like you guys still stick around for everything that I do and that really means a lot because it's like, oh, maybe I don't have to, you know.


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[Assistant] Talk about controversial people for new people to watch. So yeah, that really means a lot and I love you guys so, so very much. More than the, the more, I love you more. I love you.


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[Assistant] More than there are stars in the sky.


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[Assistant] I just made that up and I'm not sure if it makes sense. I actually didn't make that up. Uhm, a man named Nicholas Sparks made that up. So shout out to Nicholas.


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[Assistant] Oh, should I do like a movie suggestion of the week? What movie did I watch this week? I watched, uh, Pure on Hulu.


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[Assistant] I live in Chicago and I don't know if I'm going. I don't know, I don't know anyone in my friend group that like listens to Big Time Rush. Most of my friends were like Big Jonas Brothers and I'm like,


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[Assistant] For the next hour, we're going to be presenting to you on video some of the most bizarre and unbelievable things


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[Assistant] That we have ever presented through television efforts.


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[Assistant] In my lifetime, I've known some war. And in my lifetime, I have seen some of the bizarre. I've known suffering, but I've never known of the bizarre. I've never known of suffering like you're going to hear about in this video. And I certainly promise you this. It is war. I also think


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[Assistant] You should know that we accept responsibility for saying up front that what you're gonna see and hear is terrifying. I do not want to be responsible for allowing children in the room who are not prepared for this. Parents, please pay careful attention


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[Assistant] And do as I ask, please don't allow children to watch this video alone. Today, we are compelled to tell you the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So help us God.


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[Assistant] Society begins to play its role as it's the introduction of the bizarre that, that pornography begins to be a, a veiling and a letting of


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[Assistant] Urges. And once it starts, it's never satisfied. And pornography is just the introduction. It's the little door to open to the mind.


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[Assistant] Have you seen some of these people come out of this? What are you seeing with some of these people now? Where are they in their development?


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[Assistant] And yet it's such a problem that even on our public school campuses, now school boards are having to take direct action against it. I'm reading from


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[Assistant] On page 29, it deals with policy. And I want you to hear this.


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[Assistant] The Board of Education hereby finds that the presence of Satanism and related activities has surfaced in society and that such practices, when present or urged upon other students, cause material interference


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[Assistant] Within a public hospital district in that such practices foster anti-social values and attitudes and endangers the health, safety and welfare students.


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[Assistant] Carl Sandberg High School is the number three school academically in the United States. It's in Chicago. Now listen.


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[Assistant] No student shall engage in any Satanism related activity including but not limited to the following. Number one.


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[Assistant] Soliciting others for membership in any satanic group or participation in any satanic related ritual or practice. Inciting other students to act with physical violence upon any other person or living thing.


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[Assistant] They are not permitted to wear, use, distribute, display or sell any clothing, jewelry, emblem, badge, sign or other item which is commonly associated with the affiliation with or practice of Satanism.


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[Assistant] What I'm trying to say to you is, these three areas of recruitment, high school campuses, military bases, daycare centers,


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[Assistant] I'm most obviously connected with first the high school campus and then secondly the military base.


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[Assistant] My point though is that so much activity is now taking place that school boards are having to enact policies.


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[Assistant] And how to deal with it. This isn't relegated to the big city of Chicago only.


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[Assistant] Here's something you should see from a town in our community, Arlington, Texas.


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[Assistant] Recently my brother asked me the question, he said, where was Satanism when we were kids? Why didn't we get into it? Why didn't we know about it?


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[Assistant] It really is a more recent phenomenon on the social life of the students and the kids of America.


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[Assistant] In looking at what you have just seen, consider it. Remember what's been said. Remember the people. They're everyday people.


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[Assistant] Many of those people never intended to ever be sitting on a television stage or set and talk about Satanism. We've done our best in researching these people.


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[Assistant] To qualify both their character and their claims. We believe in them. That they've been honest with you and with us.


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[Assistant] I've asked my brother to join me and give a few of his thoughts on what he's seen. A man I hold in great esteem.


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[Assistant] He's general manager of this corporation, and when we went into this thing together, we didn't go into it foolishly or with some kind of entertainment in mind. We went in with a cause. Al Reaver?


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[Assistant] Well, our campuses are beginning to be more violent than they've ever been. There's more at stake than there's ever been. Uh, I think today we have, through this video, shared with you what we see as the trends, some consequences I don't think we're prepared for in America. We don't have all the answers. I don't know if we gave you enough answers to really help, but at least we have tried to do something.


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[Assistant] To bring an awareness of what many people, especially those on the fringes of Satanism, are denying exists. They're saying there is no such thing.


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[Assistant] Ask those families of 15 dead people in Matamoros. Ask the families of the Night Stalkers victims. It's very real. Are you prepared for it? I'm Dave Reaver. Thank you for being part of this program today.


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[Assistant] As a matter of fact, I have. I've engaged a private detective.


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[Assistant] I have in my hand a paper recently published by Rowland University under the sanction and auspices of the President and the Board of Trustees of that great institution written by the


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[Assistant] And which takes as our premise the very reason we're here in court today. The scientific proof of the insanity of Miss Ramsey. Your Honor, I would like to call Professor Bassett.


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[Assistant] Concerning your late uncle, Willie Ramsey, I believe you were quite attached to him.


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[Assistant] Miss Ramsey, I want you to think quite carefully. Before your uncle's death,


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[Assistant] Your honor, I'd like to cross-examine the witness. Proceed. Miss Ramsey, you've been very entertaining. But since you're still under oath, I'd like to ask you one simple question. Are you in love with Dr. Bassett?


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[Assistant] And Dr. Bessett, are you in love with Miss Ramsey? Do I have to answer that?


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[Assistant] And since our main concern is with the young lady's sanity, if Miss Ramsey will consent, the court will allow Dr. Bassett to continue. Miss Ramsey?


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[Assistant] Well that's up to the racing association. Mr. Rollins?


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[Assistant] She paid her entry fee. As far as we're concerned, the horse is still a horse.


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[Assistant] I say, by any chance, have you an American lady? And Mrs. Osborne, stop. You have.


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[Assistant] Since you refused to dine out, sir, I took the liberty of sending the houseboy for a snack. Come on, sir. Come along. Sit down, sir. Well, I won't do any good. Well, what are you waiting for? That's all we wanted. Now, sir, how about a spot of tea, sir, to pick you up?


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[Assistant] Pickled eggs, sir. Guaranteed a hundred years old. Quite a delicacy, sir, if you have a stomach for it. Europeans don't, generally, but then I thought a race which enjoys hot dogs might. Andrew!


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[Assistant] I heard the shot too sir, though I didn't notice the time. I rushed up here immediately sir, but the door was locked.


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[Assistant] I ran down to get Mr. Hunter here, sir, to investigate with me. And when we came back, the door was wide open. Most irregular, don't you think, sir? This is what we found.


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[Assistant] If I may say so, sir, I knew Mr. Hunter was writing those letters.


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[Assistant] I have a man in the church right now that when he first started coming this man was blackmailing him that if he didn't pay him so much a month


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[Assistant] That he was gonna put hex and voodoo on him. And this man was in such fear that I literally...


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[Assistant] I had to tell this man, to tell that man, if he did it again, I was going to the DA's office. That's what I'm saying, if the people end up, and let these people know that they're not, they're gonna be exposed, this man quit blackmailing this guy, when I threatened to go to the DA with it.


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[Assistant] What a true people.


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[Assistant] Over gypsy slam.


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[Assistant] Oh, you're doing that? Uh, yeaah, uh, about that. About that money. Uh, yeaah, no, by the way, I think he's gonna do a good job. Nine. Nine? Yeah, come on, that's what I got. Nine is way too high. I mean, I got a five. He's gotta prove it.


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[Assistant] I have analytics. You guys are over 3 million views. Uh, YouTube is sometimes slow.


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[Assistant] They're gonna have a little more trouble than I thought they would incorporating Deshaun Watson. And I think that's one of the bigger themes that you'll start to look at. Why? Well because, and now that I'm looking at it, I'm thinking back.


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[Assistant] This has been in the making a long time. Like, he didn't know, Jacoby Brissette was not taking the first team reps. He was not, he was not using him. He didn't play in the preseason. So, he didn't have any of those reps to figure out what he does and how he would like to game plan around that.


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[Assistant] Deshaun Watson hasn't played in two years, right? So when Deshaun Watson comes back in, we know what he like, what he has as far as the skill set.


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[Assistant] But if we don't understand what the mix is now with Nick Chubb, how will we understand what the mix is when Deshaun Watson comes?


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[Assistant] And especially because he has a better skill set. So now you're going to have to figure out, if you haven't figured out in a way to say, in these areas, these are definitely Nick Chubb touches. I love the fact that he can do this, this and that. But when you throw in a wild card like Ja'Shaun Watson,


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[Assistant] Who can do RPOs? They don't run that now. Who can run read option? They don't do any of that now. Who can get in a pistol? They don't do any of that now.


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[Assistant] He's a major part. He even went through some cut-ups where he thought he could do better in certain areas. He loved that. He said, I love being coached hard. I love his offensive scheme. That's why in the offensive line, the playmakers, that's why I came. So that's a huge part. There was, there's no way.


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[Assistant] All of a sudden now you would just switch and get rid of him. That's not, that's half the reason he came. Fans get emotional and say, well, we got it. You know, that's what we do in Cleveland. You got to fire the coach. Hell, if they lose again, I'll get emotional. You've already got.


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[Assistant] Like he, he went and won the playoff game in Pittsburgh when Stefanski was chilling when he was sick. So I, I, you know, I mean, I'd be, I'd be upset after the games, you know, when he asks these questions.


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[Assistant] You, you still have to dig down and look at it. It's not about what I would do. It's about what I think they would do and will do. If you look at the special teams, the first thing they're going to say is they'll have an evaluation. They'll sit down and say, okay, what, what do we want to start with? Well, when Jaqueline Grant got hurt,


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[Assistant] Okay, there hasn't been any, he hasn't given up a punt return for a touchdown, a kickoff or a return for a touchdown. So there's a lot of different things that you can say, well, we got younger players.


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[Assistant] The defense, now the defense is where I would go and look at, but I just gotta look at the way the regime thinks about stuff, right? If they go in, and if I'm Joe Woods, I could go in and say, look, I needed better defensive tackles. This is what I was given.


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[Assistant] Hey, you said I got everyone, everyone, we got everybody back. That's not necessarily true. The defense attack, the two Malik's inside were light years better than what they got now. But you know what I would say?


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[Assistant] I think he does, I think he does eventually get let go. But at the end of the year, at the end of the year, if there's anybody going to say the end of year, not during the middle of the season, because I think they want an evaluation for everything because they, you do have to see how do players play for you when you're out of it? Are you going to play hard or they don't give up?


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[Assistant] Who he just calls to play based on what's going on. Like the coach shouldn't even call it. Like if it's like fourth and one or it's 30 seconds or what should you call timeouts with two minutes left in the game? The coach shouldn't even run it. There should be a guy that works on these scenarios the whole week and he just calls it in. There's so much money. You could afford to have anything you want, right?


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[Assistant] It was the Browns. It was the Browns. Of course they were. These guys are just, they're very young. Like, uh, the defense, when I started seeing, like, okay, Greg Dopey, you know, John Johnson.


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[Assistant] You know, these guys, they're young, and so. But, but Garret, Miles Garret isn't. No, well.


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[Assistant] There's a, there's a propensity for you to act like everything is chill. Everything's good. It's a false sense of security. Oh, we still good. True. We still, we just gotta fix this. We good. And there needs to be a veteran that comes around and says, oh no, I've been around teams that look just like you. Matter of fact, we used to pound guys like you.


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[Assistant] And when I look at the defense, there's just not no...


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[Assistant] These guys are not the vocal lead. Like, there's no guy that I look at and say, oh, he's the captain. Yeah.


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[Assistant] That's true. And now they gotta play Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase and they mad. They told y'all they was coming for that smoke for y'all. That's the matchups. I can't wait.


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[Assistant] Well, it looks like it. That's how it looks like it. I wanted to say he was the most important, but I'm sitting here thinking about his performance. I'm like, man, I'd rather have Emerson on sometimes because he don't know, at least he play hard and physical. He a big corner. I ain't seen him get beat. Even he got beat a little bit the last game, right? Against the Ravens, right?


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[Assistant] That's not much beat. I thought it was this technique. Technique, right? If I can, if you, at least if you in the play, I could coach you up. Sometimes Denzel Ward, I'm like, why are you that far off of him?


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[Assistant] You know, Maurice, uhm, you said something a couple minutes ago. You talked about...


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[Assistant] You know, kind of, the thought process with the same old Browns type situation.


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[Assistant] I think that for me, I'm a little apprehensive and I don't want it to get to this point. I can go back and look and say that, you know, for a while, the Browns never got players like Jarvis Langer or Odell Beckham Jr., right?


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[Assistant] Uhm, they never were even in contention for those guys. Then you got a guy like Kareem Hunt.


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[Assistant] My thing is the way that those guys are left, right? And then they go other places and they're successful. And then when I saw Kareem Hunt was on a block.


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[Assistant] For me, I just felt like I didn't want to get back to a place where the perception of what other free agents, what other players is, Cleveland is just a place you come to end your career or cash checks and not really win. For a three to four year period, it seemed like Cleveland was a destination place where people thought it was an upstart place to go play. My thing is,


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[Assistant] I don't want it to get to a point where now it becomes, well, if you go to Cleveland, you ain't gonna get the ball. If you go to Cleveland, they ain't gonna put you in a position to make no plays. And I think it's very important that as you get Deshaun Watson in here, you still are a place where you, you, you can appeal to younger players and players will play hard.


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[Assistant] Uhm, do you think that that could be an issue if they can't figure out a way to get their playmakers the ball that they already have right now?


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[Assistant] You know, Robert, you play, I was just watching this, uh, day of the day. You know, I don't be sleeping. I just be up runnin' around. My wife be like, she be just be poppin' up on me. She be like, what are you doing? You know I don't sleep. Now, I was in, I was in my time machine in YouTube.


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[Assistant] Like, and when, and when y'all played, I think it was in the 98 team, you had, uh, obviously Chris Carter, Randy Moss, Jake Reed.


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[Assistant] Getting you guys to football and what was the process of the game plan because here we got pieces. We got a Mario Cooper. We got a chub. We got hunt. We got some things we work with.


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[Assistant] This is kind of off the beaten trail, but I have to ask, you live in Minnesota.


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[Assistant] I live in, I live in. You played in Minnesota. Okay. Okay. Do you have any print stories? Do you have any print stories in which you were around one of the greatest electrifying prints or do you know any great stories of your teammates or just in the community with prints? Yeah.


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[Assistant] We're still actually waiting on Adidi here? Well, what I will say is, um, he was gonna preface the Penn State. Make sure.


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[Assistant] We supposed to at least have a thousand likes, right? Because you've been watching the whole time. It's a one to one. It don't cost you nothing. All you gotta do is hit it.


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[Assistant] Do you, do we, do we just simply overstate the talent on the team?


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[Assistant] Did we just think the talent was a little better than what it actually was?


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[Assistant] But, but she just, she brought, she brings up some legitimate things.


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[Assistant] I'm tired, I just, I can't have the Browns handicap you bro, it's crazy. Like I'm sitting here watching, watching her tell about a teen.


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[Assistant] Okay, so the thing is, the best player is Joe Burrow, on third to one. What's the situation? What's the situation? Joe Burrow will do what he wants. I want to win or lose with Joe.


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[Assistant] I'm tired of waiting. I waited 30 years for Ben Roethlisberger to kill us.


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[Assistant] They draft Joe Burrow, now they're good, and they go to the Super Bowl. I'm tired of waiting on all of this. And it sucks because as a prognosticator, I gotta sit here and think of creative ways to blow smoke up everybody's ass. No, you don't have to do that.


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[Assistant] But, but, but, but it's not, it's just not the losing this week. It's just the way you talk about other teams and the way you gotta talk about yours.


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[Assistant] The common denominator is. Of all the losing. Common denominator is. Yeaah. I see other teams.


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[Assistant] Getting players. I see those teams use their players. I see throwing for 500 yards. Look at this.


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[Assistant] He thought for 500 a game. Then you turn Lamar Jackson on. Are you running all over people?


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[Assistant] But here's the thing, this is my only team, and if I got my best player, I want him to have the ball every damn time. Not second, not fifth, not seventh. I want him to be the man every damn time, just like Joe Burrow, just like Lamar Jackson. I want my guys to be-


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[Assistant] They use what they got. It's unacceptable to not use what you have.


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[Assistant] Okay, listen, listen, here's the problem. The problem is this. If you gonna sit here and you're being evaluated for what you do.


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[Assistant] You can't say I'm okay here, but I'm not okay over here. There are times in the game when you need to have a play and the man ain't even on the field. That's unacceptable. The man's not a good pass catcher.


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[Assistant] You, you have the luxury of seeing your team put points on the board and utilize your people. But then you can't come over to this side and say, well, he's getting the ball enough. No, no, no, no.


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[Assistant] The Bengals utilize everybody. They do it and they gonna throw the ball. They threw 500. He threw for 1,000 in two games. They didn't take the ball out of his hands. I want my guy to have the same opportunity to affect the football game. You can't compare running back to a quarterback. That's silly.


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[Assistant] Nick's unstoppable. Why should we use him? Listen, I'm not, listen, I'm not dealing with third. Third got you two and five. Yeah. What's first? He's 17 carries behind. So if he got four more carries.


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[Assistant] And before they had a coach, Greg Williams just, when Greg Williams used to tell Miles Gary, hey, you ain't allowed to do no other moves except for a rip. Uh, he used to tell Denzel Ward, you tackle terrible. You won't end up out of the league. Yeah, he did, publicly. Cause you throw your body around.


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[Assistant] You see, I always know what type of mindset you in. I like my big man to be dunking a ball. He's now, ain't no hooks. He's getting the rock and he's throwing it down on people. He's showing that nastiness. Now I was worried about his hand a little bit because he had the hand situation, but I tell you what.


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[Assistant] Nasty around the rim. I like to see Mobley was active. I saw him doing his thing. Uh, I don't know what they're going to do with the three because I think, and I was going to ask you. They rotate a lot of guys in there. Is that going to be a revolving door?


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[Assistant] I think when you, when you look, cause he's in the Western Conference playing for the Jazz, you see a guy twice, right? You know, you're not really seeing him, you see him, and then the playoffs a little bit, you're not really watching him. But then when he gets on your squad, you kind of see him up close and personal, and you're like, man, he's kind of, he's, he's better than I thought. Like, from the standpoint of,


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[Assistant] You always know you got a ballplayer when it just, like, it don't really matter, it don't never really be too big. Like, it's fourth quarter, and just like yesterday, we was watching the Orlando game, we were watching the Orlando game, he was two of something. He had like ten points. He hits a big shot, and he's just like, okay, let's go ahead and extend it.


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[Assistant] Well I got something a little less, a little light hearted man. Listen, sometimes you be out to crib.


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[Assistant] And you know, there's always a get to a point, right? There's a point in your life I always told myself, man, I just want to be able to eat whatever I want every day.


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[Assistant] Right? That's all I wanted. Like, people talk about being rich, right? People talk about, hey, you're rich. You can go get a car, you can go get a house, you can go, no, no, no.


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[Assistant] When I grew up, when we grew up in the hood, it was like, it was a situation where your mom cooked something and that was what you was gonna eat. There was no menu. I wanted to be like other people. See, if you in Bull's House, they'd be like, Thursday nights, nuggets.


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[Assistant] Friday night's pizza. Taco Tuesday. Y'all be having menus. Black folks ain't got no menus. It'd be like, you better get this peanut butter and jelly sandwich and it ain't uncrustable. And I'm looking around.


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[Assistant] I'm looking around, now I said listen, but, yes at a point in time you get to a point where you can eat what you want, but there's always something that brings you back home. Sometimes during the week, you gotta actually go back to the basics. See, I had one of these Totino's pizzas.


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[Assistant] I had those, listen, I had those totina joints. I put it in the oven on the top rack and it got, it was crisp.


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[Assistant] Man, it was one of them pepperoni joints? Aw bro, listen, it sent me back. And then I didn't even, I went home and I made some old fashioned Kool-Aid with the packets.


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[Assistant] I had to, old fashioned, I was in there cooking. My wife came home and said, what'd you eat? What'd you do?


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[Assistant] I said, listen, I had this pizza. She was like, what's this container?


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[Assistant] How much sugar? How much cheese you want? You just, you might as well keep going, dawg. You might as well keep going, dawg. I'll take all you got. All you got. You might as well get another one.


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[Assistant] But, it's always good going back to basics, man. Go, go, go to the dollar store, get you a dollar 25, get you a pot pie, get you some of them burritos, and get you a pack of ramen noodles, right? Get you, get you a pack of ramen, you put that on the top stove, you be like, you know what, this is what life is all about, man. Sometimes you gotta go back, you know what it is.


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[Assistant] During the singing of the hymns, you must have noticed as I did, the golden voice we have among us. I, uh,


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[Assistant] You mean that? At the very oldest level. Sure. But the amount collected was unusual. Most unusual.


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[Assistant] Pretty powerful sermon, Reverend. It never brought such results before. Then there was the singing. Ah, yes, Mr. Masterson.


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[Assistant] That may be responsible for it. We must not discount the singing. Truly inspiring. Well, perhaps now I can see my way to...


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[Assistant] I must leave that to your own conscience. But you will have my prayers, Miss Hamm, my earnest prayers. Good night.


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[Assistant] I'm going home to read the eighth chapter of the gospel according to St. Luke. I advise you to do the same.


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[Assistant] Do you know? I haven't been called last since I was a kid at school.


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[Assistant] There is nothing for me to say here except what all of you are saying in your hearts. We loved her and she was worthy of our love.


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[Assistant] Let that be the epitaph of Dora Han. I don't pretend to know whether she was a greater sinner or a better Christian than any of us. But I do know


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[Assistant] That our presence among us was due to some...


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[Assistant] The sure and certain hope of a resurrection unto eternal life.


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[Assistant] A thousand times. It hurts. And something hit me over the weekend when I was watching the, uh, the most fair-weathered entitled fans in sports.


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[Assistant] Chant at Yankee Stadium during game three. Sell the team.


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[Assistant] If you could have predicted that for the game he was going to have 16 touches, you would have wondered, oh, he must have got hurt.


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[Assistant] Why is Stefanski putting up points in his first two drives and then the oil, the well runs dry?


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[Assistant] Every week I watch teams lose games because of it. Every week. It's stupid. So. Last night Miami, yesterday against the Steelers, Miami leaves three points on the field late in the game. They were up six. They have a, a kid.


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[Assistant] During the uh, Steelers game, Miami leaves three on the field. They had two late drives. Now pick it through.


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[Assistant] You're not paying attention to those. Here's what drives me nuts, and I know that this drives everybody nuts. When you rely on analytics.


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[Assistant] The example he gave shows specifically the point he's making.


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[Assistant] And G makes a great point. Atlanta, what Atlanta did in the course of the game was, they made adjustments. And they said, you know what? All of the numbers told us that this is how to win.


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[Assistant] But my eyes tell me they can't stop this.


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[Assistant] Is he the best running back in the league? Yea. Then why the hell isn't he leading the league in Paris?


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[Assistant] We know one thing about this Browns team that works. We know one thing, and that's all I know after six, seven games. I just know one thing. I know that Nick Chubb running the ball moves the sticks. We all know that. So the question is, do you want to put him on a carry count so he lasts nine years?


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[Assistant] No, and here's, my point is, and I think I said this in the chat yesterday, Jacoby has been great.


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[Assistant] Great. Not good. Great. All year. Except when we've needed him to be great.


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[Assistant] And then he's been way below average. And that's what separates the truth.


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[Assistant] Is it possible that's what happened last night after the loss?


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[Assistant] In your experience, has that sparked a locker room?


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[Assistant] This- This was the all 22 of-


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[Assistant] Johnson's lack of effort at the goal line, right? Is that what you're talking about? He just, he's there, he's unblocked. Yeah, and Brad and G, I'll ask this to you guys.


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[Assistant] They all know it now. Yeaah. And I just wonder when the guy who is trying to be the leader gives that kind of effort.


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[Assistant] I think it's more of an indictment of not having anybody lead.


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[Assistant] The culture and winning team. The quarterback. The culture. The culture. No, no, I said culture. I didn't say on a winning team. I said specifically culture because bad culture is a thing too and that is set by a few.


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[Assistant] But Gee Bush, the reason I asked that question is because I spent some time working in the Patriots organization and


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[Assistant] It was, it was actually the Super Bowl in which Belichick made the move to pull a player out. It was, uh, the Super Bowl in Minnesota when they lost to Philly.


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[Assistant] It's not like I was an integral part. I was hosting their daily.


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[Assistant] And it was in Minnesota. So I was, I was in the team culture was, yeah, there were meetings where I got to meet Robert Kraft. I got to see how Robert Kraft operated.


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[Assistant] He, I got to see the attention that he paid to this streaming network that was the first of its kind.


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[Assistant] It was, he just basically said we're gonna put on a 24-7 network for our fans.


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[Assistant] And they ran old Super Bowls in the overnight hours. And we came live every morning at 8 a.m. And we went live til every night at 6 p.m.


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[Assistant] So there was, every day there was 10 hours, and we had access to the team, Brady interviews, Belichick interviews, and I just got to see how the organization worked. I was only there for 10 days. But what I noticed about this, and I never noticed it being a reporter on the outside because I just never had that kind of access. In talking to people within the organization, after I had accepted that I was the job to do this,


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[Assistant] I was talking to different people in the organization, not the football side, but the business side.


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[Assistant] And I was asking because I was curious, what makes this go? What is it?


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[Assistant] And everybody individually said, Mr. Craft, there's no, no question


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[Assistant] Who the boss is. It's not Bill. Bill gets a lot of the credit from the media. But this is absolutely a product of Mr. Krabs.


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[Assistant] That's exactly what everybody said. So what people said was, when you look around and you leave us after 10 days, here's what you're gonna notice.


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[Assistant] We don't just have the best owner, and the best coach, and the best quarterback. We have the best video coordinator.


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[Assistant] We have the best marketing team. We have the best legal counsel.


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[Assistant] Travel facilities. They have their own beautiful 747 that every team would, it would be the envy of every team. They own it. They can, they, they don't rent a charter.


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[Assistant] He, I, I asked, is, is he easy to work for? Is he tough to work for? And they said what, what all good employees of a company that's well run say. Oh, you love working for him if you do your job.


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[Assistant] If you're, first of all, you're not here. Is it possible they said this to you because they're afraid to say anything else? No, because I was an outsider, but I wasn't, this was when I was in my non-compete years. I was still being paid by ESPN, but I couldn't work for anybody else. ESPN granted me permission to go do this.


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[Assistant] But I was no threat to them. They knew I wasn't gonna run to ESPN and blab this out. Right.


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[Assistant] And I was, I'm naturally curious about organizations that function well. And I'm also morbidly curious to dysfunctional organizations. What is it about the organizations that make it run well? And what is it about the organizations that make it run like they're missing five cylinders?


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[Assistant] Right. Like Washington, Dallas. My answer to that, I don't know if it's the right answer, this is just my theory from looking at this from a distance and at times up close for 35 years.


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[Assistant] I think everything in the organization is a product of the very


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[Assistant] Now for instance, so I agree with you, there should be, where are the, where's the guys that have been cut this year or benched?


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[Assistant] I haven't seen it. If I'm the owner, what does Robert Kraft do in this situation? He meets with Bill Belichick after their two and four.


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[Assistant] And he said, Bill, what we're working, what we're doing is not working.


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[Assistant] So we need a shot across the bow. I don't know who it is. I don't know what it is. Someone's going to get a pink slip. There's been no message sent to your clubhouse.


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[Assistant] And they need a message. Whether it's a coach, whether it's a player, something has to change because if you keep the course.


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[Assistant] That course is taking you to a 5 and 11, 5 and 12.


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[Assistant] So, we have to change something. So I think, in watching the, excuse me, in watching the Patriots,


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[Assistant] Everybody said, I said, how is it possible there hasn't been one bad season? And I know he had the easiest, they had the biggest chip on the table in Brady.


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[Assistant] And then, and then probably the second biggest chip on the table in Belichick. But everybody was quick to tell me that didn't happen by accident. They stumbled into Brady.


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[Assistant] Those are all the things that manifested itself during his career. And with Belichick, they knew they had a good one.


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[Assistant] They knew he just needed the right organization to thrive.


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[Assistant] And Robert Kraft provided that. But trust me, there were times where there were Robert Kraft interventions with Belichick. And even Belichick interventions with Brady. Absolutely. It'll be interesting to see over the next... It's keeping everybody in check that makes the thing go forward.


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[Assistant] They don't perform what they should. It's like the Steelers. They don't have losing records because they have a winning infrastructure. They'll probably have a losing record this year, but. They may, but I gotta tell you like even yesterday and I watched most of the second half of that game. They're right there.


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[Assistant] Salah is almost the antithesis of Stefanski. His roster is not a 5 and 2 roster.


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[Assistant] Here, there's no spark from the head coach. There doesn't seem to be any leadership, whether it's from players or coaches. The roster is stacked and they're two and five. And you've got the Giants and the Jets where you look at their roster and there's holes everywhere.


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[Assistant] I get thinking about that whole group. So your character though, it went the right way because of your character.


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[Assistant] And so, you know, the question is would you rather have them for nine years where you're mediocre? Exactly. Or would you rather have them for five where you have a chance


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[Assistant] Get rid of him. And you're not going to use him. The numbers tell us they're not going to use him. So what are we going to do? Wait till his contract expires and he walks? Trade him. Good point by the way.


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[Assistant] next week because I'm, I to be the voice of optimi I've picked them to lose t I don't think the season i


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[Assistant] The Bengals game is home. Let's say that that spark in the locker room does ignite this team's fire. Let's just assume that it does. And, you know, it's gonna be a great crowd for the night game.


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[Assistant] That game would still be a bigger surprise to me than if the Bengals lose to the Browns. Correct. That would not blow me away. Agreed. So I know it's a big stretch. Bengals are only a three point favorite.


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[Assistant] They're three and five, they go into the bye week, they get healthy, they get their minds right, they're coming off a win. Then they are at the Dolphins, who by the way, even with Tua back, you know, they've got some injuries too.


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[Assistant] That's a winnable game. I know these are all stretches, but crazier things have happened. You're 4 and 5.


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[Assistant] You're losing at the Bills. Don't get off the bus. Just don't get off the bus. Don't even go. You're losing at the Bills, so you're 4 and 6. And then Tampa Bay. But then you have Tampa Bay, which suddenly looks like they're the doormat of the league. Then you're 5 and 6. Then you're at the Texans, and guess what that is?


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[Assistant] If it's a dead spot on the roster.


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[Assistant] Four losses by three points or less. That's how. It's not like, you know, they did, they had the blowout, they had the one blowout, which I thought they were out-schemed and, but.


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[Assistant] Four losses by three points or less. And if you think that Deshaun Watson is going to make the difference, and I do,


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[Assistant] Uhm, subscribe if you're watching on YouTube. Hit the subscribe button. Help that subscriber base get up there. And we thank you for your patronage. I know, again, that two minute warning show had to be a barn burner.


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[Assistant] Uh, because the game was in the balance as all of our losses have been this year. Except for the Patriots. Except for the Patriots. That's the only one that hasn't been. Um, so hit subscribe, hit the notifications button, and uh, Mcnuggets, you have some business you want to take care of.


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[Assistant] Nobody. No, but yesterday it looked like Cincinnati sure flexed its muscle as the team that made it to the Super Bowl last year. They're trending up.


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb had 16 carries, Jacoby Brissette threw it 27 times. Obviously you don't expect your running back to have as many carries as your quarterback has throws, but it seems like that number, there's been too big of a disparity between those and you know, you were a running back.


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[Assistant] It appears that he is on a touch count.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you saw the numbers. They're 0 and 5 when he doesn't reach 20 carries. They're 2 and 0 when he does. Is that necessarily a chicken in the


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[Assistant] Well the likelihood of it goes up, but what I was going with that Leroy is you tell us. You know what these carries do to your body in the micro and in the macro.


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[Assistant] Is there a big difference? And if, if the answer is yes, that's fine, we accept it. But is there a big difference between getting 16 carries a game or say 23 carries a game? How does that all take the cumulative effect or does it? I don't know.


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[Assistant] No, but yesterday, yesterday they used Nick Chubb, they established the run, that first drive looked beautiful. Then they decide that they're going to sneak one deep because the safeties are creeping up for run support. They hit a big one to Omari Cooper, which is great, but the run set that up. Then they thought, oh hell, we can pass.


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[Assistant] Leroy, Leroy, we gotta, we gotta let you go. Uhm, great points. I loved your, I loved your point about, uhm, if you're not prepared to run the ball, then why the hell did you build your team?


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[Assistant] To be a running team. That's a very valid point. It makes perfect sense. Leroy, we'll see. Are you coming on later this week or did you swap your days? Just swap days. Okay. All right. We'll see you next week. Have a great weekend, my friend. All right.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Yeaah. Brown's enough. Enough. The Cavs, uh, I was at the game last night, and I, I almost was lulled to sleep. Donovan Mitchell was that good. I thought this is, they're gonna coast to victory.


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[Assistant] They were up 8, they were up 7 with 47 seconds to go. And then Donovan Mitchell, after scoring 30,


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[Assistant] I don't know what happened to him. I mean, it was mental mistakes, physical mistakes. It was like the basket had a lid on it for the entire team the last four minutes. But as bad as he was the last 47 seconds, really the last couple of minutes, he was that good in overtime. They win 117-107, they're 2-1. Mitchell has 100 points.


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[Assistant] In his first three games, it breaks Austin Carr's record of 90 in the first three games to start a career with the Cavaliers.


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[Assistant] That's insane. Uh, he said afterwards that he actually was really impressed with the crowd.


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[Assistant] Uh, and I was too. It was a, it was a good crowd. It was a loud crowd. Uh, Jared Allen 15 points, 13 boards in the middle. Had a couple of key blocks.


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[Assistant] I love their second line. I mean, when they come in with love and Jetty was, you know, I think they mixed and matched well last night.


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[Assistant] Give it to him. It gives you a second option for scoring. Because I thought the last four minutes, that's why they went cold the last four minutes because Washington said, we're not worried about anybody else. We're going to stop Mitchell. And they did. And when Garland's back, you won't be able to do that. It reminded me of the Atlanta game last year and down the stretch last year when they needed points late.


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[Assistant] And, I don't know, I know it's early, but I like the Chicago, I would hope we have more games like the Chicago one than the Toronto and the Washington one. Just on effort alone.


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[Assistant] They were just as terrible then. You know, we asked a question, I sent this to a couple of folks that I really respect in the business that are on the management side. Not all of them played, some of them did.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I sent it to four, I got three responses. I said, what we talked about, why is offense so far behind defense?


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[Assistant] You know, because I think we all, it's scoring down some of the great, you know, again, Rogers, Brady, the pedestrian, a lot of that has to do with age. Uhm, some of the answers that I got was,


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[Assistant] In sports, when you play off numbers,


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[Assistant] Something works oftentimes because of what the defense is allowing.


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[Assistant] Now that we've got more of a sample size against this passing league and defenses have skewed what they're doing, that makes the set of analytics less reliable.


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[Assistant] When you use analytics, what you're, what you're, you're allowing history to tell you the future. Does everybody agree with that? Yes. Well, the problem with that is it makes the grave assumption that everything in that experiment remains the same.


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[Assistant] The set of data that everybody is using as their analytic base for how to run offenses?


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[Assistant] It doesn't matter what they're using, but I'm not saying everybody's using the same stuff. What I'm saying is everybody has found their numbers that they want to use. Right.


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[Assistant] And so, you have to understand that because sports, in baseball, it's, okay, you can hit the fastball, you're not gonna see the fastball anymore. You're gonna see all curveballs. So, it's adjustments.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but it's a pendulum. It's a swing. Everybody's using this old data.


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[Assistant] Saying that, well, it worked, it works this percentage of the time, but the defenses aren't the same. It's still working for Kansas City, it's still working for Buffalo. I don't know if Kansas City's points per game are up or down, I don't know. What I'm saying is, as a league,


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[Assistant] I don't want to just take one subset of data and say well it's still working so it must be effective. I'm just saying what these folks pointed out to me is


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[Assistant] Because they know I'm not anti-analytic. I just think it should be a mix of gut, eyes, and analytics. And all of these guys agree that there are some teams in the NFL that lean way too heavily on the numbers.


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[Assistant] My point is, we have to understand the numbers that these analytics, it's giving, it's from the history, it's from the past. And we're not doing the same things now, clearly, because the offenses are less effective. And that's a product of the defense adjusting.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've told a couple people, send the link to some bronze fans that you know that might appreciate the show. And it's like you plant a seed and that tree drops 12 seeds and then boom. I've heard from a lot of the people that I recommended to send links to fans, bronze fans that they have. All of them said they didn't know about it.


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[Assistant] Or they say that people that found it, sometimes they're like, I just found you, I was searching for something and it popped up, I clicked on it, now I watch every day. And so it's word of mouth, it's sharing the link with friends, it's subscribing, hitting the notifications, uhm, it's crazy how this thing can grow and how it's kind of like wildfire.


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[Assistant] We're out of time. The show is running a couple minutes over, so I'm just gonna basically throw out as my final take, uhm, that now is the time. I said this last Monday. I said, this is it. You gotta play Sunday like it's a playoff game.


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[Assistant] Uh, Monday against the Bengals is a playoff game. Playoff game, I like that. It absolutely is a playoff game. Everybody in this organization needs to look at it as a playoff game. Because if you think the difference between two and five and three and four is big,


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[Assistant] Wait until you start doing the math on the difference between three and five and two and six. Two and six, you basically have to run the table. And this team isn't capable of winning.


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[Assistant] Seven, nine, eight, whatever games would be left, nine in a row. They're not doing that. So, uh, treat Sun or Monday like it's a playoff game. I know the crowd will. They're going to be there in uniform.


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[Assistant] It's Halloween, they're gonna have their A-game cheering. Players, coaches, management, you better bring your A-game too because this fan base deserves it. Very quick Jay, two quick things.


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[Assistant] Alright, we're out of time. Back tomorrow, 22 hour break. Uhm, think about the Cavs game and not about the Browns game. That's probably the only advice I have for you. See you soon.


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[Assistant] Never have I ever hooked up, uh, to an NSYNC song.


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[Assistant] That is the Countess Francesca, 1537 to 1578. I like her best of all the ancestors. She even smiles at me. Naturally, I can't see it, but one can feel when one is like...


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[Assistant] I'm sorry sir, but the countess has asked me to explain to you that there are strange echoes in this castle.


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[Assistant] And by the time the echoes have carried you to the second floor, your voice, which by itself might not be offensive,


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[Assistant] There are just a few more questions I'd like to ask for security reasons. You are the ruling countess?


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[Assistant] When he made his decision, I'm sure he was guided by a passionate love for his country and nothing else.


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[Assistant] I always thought it so romantic that Napoleon wrote his greatest love letters to Josephine in the heat of battle. I love you, Josephine. And the bullets flying around and around.


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[Assistant] Yes, and when Mark Antony learned that Caesar was approaching, did he free himself from the arms of Cleopatra? Oh, he not only remained in the same palace, he stayed in the same embrace.


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[Assistant] Aw, Countess, people in love don't leave each other just because a few shots are fired.


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[Assistant] If two lovers are caught in the rain, do they part just because a few drops sprinkle down from heaven? If one is in love, one doesn't need an umbrella. No counters, no umbrella.


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[Assistant] I love your great great grandmother. I loved her from the moment I entered this castle.


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[Assistant] You seem sad, sir. And I think I know the reason.


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[Assistant] I don't blame you. She's the loveliest girl in the world. Tell me about her, Luigi. Tell me everything. Well, sir, she was born more than 300 years ago.


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[Assistant] It was on the 22nd of June that she made her gallant decision. The castle was doomed, surrounded by the troops of the Duke of Ravenna.


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[Assistant] Just as you, sir, are gentle and kind of heart, he was severe and terrifying. A brute, sir. A tyrant. His own men trembled at the sound of his voice.


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[Assistant] And he was even more dangerous in silence when he paced back and forth in his tent.


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[Assistant] How long have I been looking at that castle of Bergamo? Almost three weeks, Your Grace. Spoiling my view, I want it destroyed at dawn. Yes, Your Grace. I vowed to myself that everything would be wiped out. Except that little


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[Assistant] Benvenuro! Yes, your grace. After we have destroyed the castle, I want my portrait painted standing on its ruins. That's all.


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[Assistant] She had killed him with his own dagger, killed the man who had fallen in love with her. Some people say she did it because he was the enemy. Some say she was afraid of herself, but she too was falling in love.


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[Assistant] Still others claim that she killed him because she couldn't bear the thought of any other woman putting her arms around him. But that's a lie, sir. A malicious lie. Don't you believe it? I won't, Luigi. Don't worry, it's a beautiful legend.


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[Assistant] It's no legend sir, it's true. Every word of it. I'm sure it is, Luigi. What great days those were. Filled with excitement, love and death.


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[Assistant] There are strange echoes in this castle and it's easy to be mistaken. Anyway, I don't think we should question the countess's work. That's all. Yes, sir.


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[Assistant] I'm glad there was nobody here. And I take it for granted that nobody will be here.


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[Assistant] It's been climbed before. I mean your balcony. And by someone who has no respect for your beautiful roses.


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[Assistant] Of course gypsies are always traveling from there to here, from here to there. All world home of gypsy. Yes, my coronel. Ah, tell me my wonderful gypsy, are you married? Yes, the wife. Where is wife? Wife in wagon. In wagon with other gypsies? Yes, everything in wagon. Quite a wagon.


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[Assistant] Play gypsy. Not had violin for a long time. Hand a little stiff. Hand very stiff.


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[Assistant] That we are two people destined by mysterious fate to have dinner together tonight. Shall we say nine o'clock? I'm sure it's written on our hands.


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[Assistant] Well, let me call the gypsy and have him... Yes, my coronel. Your gypsy always near you. You have good ears, gypsy. But anyhow, come here, my friend. If you see anything about this beautiful lady in my hand, don't be afraid. Speak up.


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[Assistant] Yes, sir. Take good care of our friend here. Give him a good meal, anything he wants. And keep your eye on him. I don't want to lose him. Oh, thank you, my coronel, thank you.


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[Assistant] And yet, we are going to have dinner together, you and I. You know, this situation reminds me of 1561.


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[Assistant] I'm a beast and you know it. Listen, tonight my tent will be right here.


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[Assistant] I want you to know I'm gonna keep my promise. Your husband will not be shot. Nothing will happen to him.


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[Assistant] Horvat. Yes, sir? Have you ever danced on a table?


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[Assistant] Oh, Countess, you missed a great dream last night. Not just a dream that fades in the sunlight and is forgotten. No, this one will stay. Whether it makes me happy or drives me mad, it'll never leave me. When you didn't come last night, everything looked hopeless. But I didn't give up, and I was right, I was rewarded. The clock struck nine all over again. Oh, Countess, you were so charming. So gay. You were magnificent. Inspiring. Capricious.


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[Assistant] And calm down. We're all happy. Especially this morning.


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[Assistant] Do you realize, my child, that history has repeated itself? That the castle has been saved again, just as in 1561?


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[Assistant] Only this time, our mistress didn't have to kill that very nice Colonel. And I'm glad she didn't. Now you go back to work.


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[Assistant] And you, my friend, will jump as you've never jumped before. Good night. Good night, sir.


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[Assistant] Yes, Colonel, what's your name? Ladislaus Karoyi Teglar.


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[Assistant] Ireland, Kentucky, California. Why don't you come out with it? When do we leave for South America?


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[Assistant] I wouldn't go to a concert tonight if Beethoven was gonna play the woodpecker song. I'm gonna sleep for two days.


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[Assistant] Oh, he's tall, dark and handsome and he says the nicest things.


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[Assistant] Until you get acquainted, you do well to have a hatchet in your hand. Get in, Glenda. I've had enough of these friendly neighbor relations.


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[Assistant] Oh, your family sounds charming. When your mother gets out of the Bastille, I must have you all over for tea someday.


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[Assistant] I am looking at this suite. I'm going to move into town. The bathroom is on a grand scale, also with a beautiful look over the city.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, I'm Laura Dern and I am honored to be here and have you join


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[Assistant] As I have the privilege to talk to three extraordinary women about uh, the making


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[Assistant] Uh, their amazing docuseries Seduced, which I'm a huge...


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[Assistant] Admire of, uhm, and a, and a.


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[Assistant] Deep admirer of India Ochsenberg, uh, and her incredible, authentic bravery.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and maybe Cecilia Peck, my...


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[Assistant] Beloved friend, uhm, extraordinary filmmaker and artist you want to, uhm, introduce in Val.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm so, you know, grateful, uh, your willingness to talk about it because, you know, it's, um,


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[Assistant] You know, as, as you know, deeply India in ways we can't, it's all of this, everything is life's work. And now that you've given us, all three of you have given us this reflection on, uh, so many aspects of self and, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, the horrors of brainwashing, uh, which we'll talk about today.


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[Assistant] Uhm, which I think many of us experience in our lives in a myriad of ways. Uhm, this is an extraordinary gift of healing.


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[Assistant] For millions of people around the world. So I want to thank you for your amazing, brave work and, uhm,


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[Assistant] And I might start with you, Cecilia.


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[Assistant] To maybe hear a little bit about the origin story, you know, because, uh, what's most extraordinary to me is you, you found the subject and you dove in.


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[Assistant] But what you allowed to unfold is not only about truth and transparency, it's a mother-daughter love story and it's, um, the most political.


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[Assistant] Well, and India, I want to hear from you, you know, your origin story with the project, but I just want to say as a viewer, but also because of a close friendship with Cecilia, I


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[Assistant] I learned about her journey at the beginning, the original interviews and the first conversations that, you know, um, in Val, you guys were having.


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[Assistant] What's extraordinary about your willingness to be part of this as a viewer is clearly the story had to be told. Clearly all the stories were so essential. Uhm, but at a time of so much horror,


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[Assistant] The perpetrator of this story is, uh, not a one of a kind.


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[Assistant] And so as people are being filled with so- not knowing where to stop the bleeding.


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[Assistant] And so I'm interested when you came in, because in Val, as you described the sort of layout of the episodes,


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[Assistant] This is going to be horror. Anybody who did this is nothing like me. I can't relate to this story. I become you. So I would, I would love to hear not only how you got involved, but


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[Assistant] In terms of how the mother-daughter story is laid out.


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[Assistant] I would assume Cecilia having the experience of being the daughter of would be very protective of you.


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[Assistant] Happen, because that's obviously also an incredibly intimate, raw choice on your mother's part.


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[Assistant] I'm so grateful that your willingness to expose all of that, uhm, and the other survivors and your mother


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[Assistant] Uhm, with Imbal on Brave Miss World, I've watched how they have, you know, protected


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[Assistant] You know, you mean it in the room, and so you, you actually create a safe place, not for the benefit of your movie, but for the benefit of your subject's healing.


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[Assistant] I hope everyone, you know, has the opportunity to see this, uhm, and, uh, you know, that


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[Assistant] Finding your movie in the editing process, uhm, a little bit about the sort of rediscovery as you're cutting, uhm, and you're finding your, your journey.


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[Assistant] Well, and speaking to that, uhm, while also the practical aspect of, you know,


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[Assistant] Keith Ranieri is one story. Is, is so tragic and why there are, you know, many


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[Assistant] Journalists and documentarians having to, uh, confront other stories in the world that are being told. But with all due respect, the people who have exposed what is essential, that's their job. And so I want to ask you, Cecilia,


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[Assistant] When their job is the takedown. When their job is...


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[Assistant] Uh, you get to the trial and...


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[Assistant] Uh, subjects, these survivors, for the integrity of what would be best for them, but also for us as viewers, what it would mean if you kept going and would then


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[Assistant] Take us beyond the takedown, take us beyond the focus being, you know,


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? How you then built it out and then went that extra mile that becomes sort of this crescendo, uhm, in that final episode.


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[Assistant] But in all that, uhm, Cecilia and in Val, you, you learned and witnessed and.


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[Assistant] Uhm, walked through on this journey. I'd love to talk about coercion a bit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I felt really lucky to, uh, to see Bill Maher's reference.


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[Assistant] Selfless, uhm, clarity in loving you, uhm, while hating the perpetrator. And I want to ask you about it because none of us have been taught about coercion, but you know, as example,


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[Assistant] Uh, friends who have seen your docuseries.