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It's time to check Adams Voicemail, a funny thing about Andrew Kuala? He went from any award. Werent begin MP food. you can leave us a message at eight hundred and eighty eight, six hundred and thirty, four one thousand seven hundred and forty four, no speaking, Emmy Award winning or next guess our Rosen is anti for any awards and forty years is correct. You highly built shelves for twenty of them. So as a problem, while new book ticking club, behind the scenes at sixty minutes available now on, Amazon well, as has always been one of my favorite, show some interested in all that's gone on behind the scenes? There's a welcome those show the experiment.

so you show up in nineteen. Eighty is a segment producer. No, I sure I showed up as well as little picture in nineteen eighty with barely enough journalism. Experience too to get a job as a copy boy. In long Beach, California and died happened was dying. You it had seen a story I done locally and liked it. And dawn was done. Was the creator of sixty minutes in he operated another sense, a touch he didn't need a resume to save me, like you didn't like you and when I down with dawn. I told them that I learned the art of storytelling from working the lights in the catch, go hotels, the comedians, many young men, Jean Marie Red Buttons and what their genius was. They told the child like take my wife, please

forwards, beginning middle. An end has motivation bore undertake my wife to replace she's, never been before the kitchen, so yeah, so you know it's it has that sort of rhythm to it and that's the way. I always thought tv story should be told I this the daughter. He says me too, that's where I learn storytelling and so he walks me down the hallway into like Wallace's offered said he says it doesn't matter. If I like you, he has two don't try to make me at first comfortable MIKE wanted me to be uncomfortable, so he sits me down and he said Is it amazing question? He says I know what I could do for you. What could you do for me and I really don't have a good answer concerned. Yet I can think of one and then notice was a tennis ball in the corner of his office. I said you play tennis any so, what's it to you and psycho, I was on a quarrel. Amnesty many said later he figured he gets its budget tennis oughta be before firing.

got my start with a guy in eighteen. Eighty did Wallace was it I'm I'm remembering right that Wallace, the sun is the one that tragic in Greece like you, down the mountain side. Do you right now he had he had two boys Peter and Chris ass? You? Obviously, no here was the one who was hiking in Greece and what the side of the mountain and liked him hear from him for a few weeks. So he went back to Greece and he was the one who ended up discovering the body. You know we hit it was on the way to a monastery to visit an old monastery, and can you age and looking down the side of the mountain and saying your sons body at the bottom and it chain his life forever, because he decided at that point that he's gonna take up what Peter wanted to do, which was being Colonel said. The time like was doing fluffy commercials and cigarette commercials, and

he had kind of a lame show on tv, but he decided to turn his life around, and he wanted to see me as news and he took a big paid cod and and you know the rest assured. By way, during that period of time you got friendly. Would Richard Nixon and Nixon had offered him the job of press secretary, which runs Ziegler, later talk and sell Had a choice go to be Richard. Dixons press secretary or start to show does this crazy guy down, you would wanted to start, which was sixty minutes. Krieger choice. How many years is sixty minutes been running now? If they re, of carrying on second only to South Park. change of longevity wow and also been a lot of them. We done a lot of satellites to item

satellites that, but I just mean now, they're sixty minutes, Australia arrived there sixty minutes in Europe. I guess a theyve franchise drank a franchise, the name, but they can franchise the magic the magic is? The art of storytelling, which you do and which you know, anybody who cut it. Does this stuff for a living does well and what do What's the secret source of sixty minutes is tell me a story, and that's done at you wrote a book called. Tell me a story, and that's what we was in grain to us at the very beginning when, when I would be doing this book, you know some of you note. I would be writing stories euro. From from what I did, I mean I I met by the random, and you know more than Brando was in his time the world's greatest actor and here I got to know each other a little bit and he I call him up on a on in

role when it was his birthday and I'd, say mile and happy birthday. Is it? What is it with you guys? some celebrate birthday. Birthdays, trees, don't celebrate Bert these animals, don't celebrate. Birds is well I'm to wish you a happy birthday. I don't care and then He would call me up and by the way that check that he never said hello. How are you He would just start talking and we would laugh. Then? He would just abruptly hang up where he calls me up- and he says you have these people who have these great red- patients who are really assholes. I said Merlin, I gotta meet somebody to local bar and he said he ignores the cat he said, trawling trap, great reputation, total asshole, William Serapion, great reputation in total ass, and I said, Molly: listen, can we talk about this later and then start reading me so and in that Randal Voice,

Needless to say, I stuck around for the duration of Queen Cor. Ultimately, we we, he needs, MIKE Wallace myself in him had dinner in allow it. We know, if a Helen tribe and on my can't resist himself and Marlon and persist, so he says to MIKE. You know MIKE admire you for a long time for your acting ability. says. What are you about on the it's? None of your great acted the rate die brow. The look of astonishment. You know, you're, a genius who might decide to give it back to. How did you get so fat one go to bask in advance. I can't decide what labour ice cream I once I owned up, ordering everyone every flavour. They haven't, bring it home. I either at which point you know he says MIKE I'm sixty. Seven years old, I don't need them established by reputation by short, America would enable you walk. Let's just be France and I of course go crazy, so Brando had

one final conversation would be after that. He didn't wanna have much to do with me after that dinner, so he pulled we often he said you play the stock market myself, that I don't have much money is well. Let me your tip sure. What's that company called apple I said I never heard of it, you said you will I'm telling you trust, put petroleum, into its I gotta while or should I say, hey MIKE, you know I just had a conversation Brando. He tells me about this company called Applebee's either by the start so are you crazy? Why would I take a started from a guy? You can't decide what flavour ice cream anyone and while wet year. Wet year was the apple conversations like Lady for our Steve jobs. Wanted Brando did your commotions at that time. So he approached him, and You know you know he, so he found out

little bit about the company. The company had obviously gone public was being traded, but you know people didn't you know it was a sure some people focused on it, but not a lot. I was just literally in my shop an hour and a half ago, looking at the apple sigh have the first rays. that Apple sponsored in nineteen eighty, so they were, they were doing well enough in nineteen eighty that they could sponsor a portion. Nine thirty five for a season which is an expensive car too go to go to Paris, France recent Lamon race at all these? These big grasses by it is weird when you're looking at the car, and you just look at the pictures and the old pictures of the car and and I it's funny cause. I do always think of apples kind of a new new company but were were warned,

how can a knock on the door fifty years right? I mean if they were, answering a nine thirty, five and nineteen eighty nineteen, eighty one that wasn't too in a garage. At that point I mean they were selling some units. Is it's kind of crazy I think that we are coming up on. I mean where forty five years, forty six years after somebody, could figure it out, but yeah. That's what I was doing two hours ago staring at an apple livery on a car I dont know start ear, but a shudder. I bought a car who Did you I'm looking down these less list of hosts through through the through the years, and I have my ferrets here at Bradley left that to early was the best Everybody loved the guy. Everybody wanted to work with them. He had just is magic about it. He would he were done. Take his suits

and he would just changes entire wardrobe and throw it away every three years on the night before move from at Bradley. I'm sorry, you may know where this is going. Can you please, as somebody with some insight, tell us about the airing the world must stop. Turning when we saw the earring it was. You know he loved his shares loved, his music and arm he would go. He would become a major fixture attire justice in New Orleans and one day just decided I put I'm hearing on you know this fellow musicians got him into it and he just worried- and you know we fit perfectly with a bit- was great. It was great now yet Are you listed below their play? There was there's some sixty minutes. Man and I had got he take stage of whatever ban was planetary, play tambourine, use, just cool

They pave the way for the old guy earring. I gotta believe without at Bradley there would be no Harrison for daring. Might I think, you're right figures? their idea. Once again the white man ripping off the black man. It's a haunted, ivories high on a man So I, like I'm gonna, go further and deeper cut. I'd, always like Scott Pele of my sins, Skype hailing pellet yelling, Scott pal? I don't know why. I like that guy, I, like I mean Harry reasoners Awesome Mike- was of course, morally safer. I mean what I dont know. Will we ever? Can we ever I owe versus? What kind of numbers was sixty minutes doing at the height of its powers, because you know

it was always appointment viewing Sunday night, you know you could hear their conic opening the the stopwatch taking yeah like was that was at the top Five show top three show the number one show in the country properly, hitting thirty million viewers easy you know. I wrote in my book that it had an audience and rival the Superbowl tonight, I'm at its height and that's what was so amazing when they big Cotta gave me a job they were there I for one shall in the country and the data I made to the number one correspondent in the country in your measuring those people I made Scott is a master at putting together a story. He's he's a real. He he learned from dawn that sense of storytelling. Harry Reasoner was another one. Who was a genius the story. You may remember it. He would

They were selling off the movie said Casablanca and they were so. They were selling it all a piece by piece and he did it Sorry about that I mean who would ever think of doing that, and he sat in a tuxedo and he said you know everyone remain where's, who they saw them, will be Casablanca with any she's. get in right. Now, here's looking at you kid and he took it- took up belt in Europe. It was just match In a morally safer going down, the Orient express the last train right in Europe and then majesty of that I hurried story, ones which I always love about all people driving in Florida where, where the price is Europe so on one hand they can't drive, but Other here, if you take away their licence, bury their dead they're dead, gonna sit at their home and die? So the judges end up bloody, couldn't keep their licences, even though

some of them are half blind and it was just It was a story that forty or fifty whatever number of years later, and still it still is. Rather it has residents to it. While still remember that story, I could remember, I have these weird little flashbacks, I the the pieces, like nay, interviewed Mohammed Ali, oh yeah, and I think he would pretend to follow. Sleep and then pop up and scare, the crap. I don't know who was Think of who, in her while he's probably been on multiple times their weird little DEC. that was a fantastic story. The producer, a joint handling, actually had known about that little scene beforehand and was a to sort of you know how to play out to play a bit of a gag on ed, I'm so

No, these incredible story said that we don T stay on your way out the do you guys you tell us that star sixty minutes. never not on their and our there's one goes one and I won't. I won't help you at all, because I just have this little glimpse, but I was probably watching when I was nineteen and it struck me bizarre there are interviewing some eighty I mean type, some guy who was the tyrannical ruler of some banana republic or something, and he was there, were asking there s a real I'm, a big like gathering and outdoor gathering a festival of celebration of and an whoever's interviewing him said omen. He was like you know at a central casting with the Big general outfit on and everything and that they should do him in your country there. So much

oppression of women and rape and caught you gotta go. look around do you see anyone being raped, increase member, here's, a cocktail, I like it in the palace it out. I just rubber thinking what an insane statement like. How can you say, there's rape in my country, look: look. We have an open bar, we she's bladder over here. You know, you'll see anyone being raped, hardly any late. One was, of course, would like wireless into gazed at the Ayatollah Khomeini, where he sat there any Yet this is the hostages are taken, and this is the first begin to deal with the Ayatollah and MIKE says to him. You know, I'm more Sunday was head of each at that time and were set out called you a lunatic. Not me, forgive me not

let me kill right and you could see you know about the ayatollahs nodded and look at it MIKE. It's like Skype fly on my suit. Then suddenly he looked up at the guy and says, basically, you know said dot. Gotta get his any gotta variety. What exactly we all know what happened later on vaccinated yeah I mean there must have been. I mean it's they'll going on, but there had to be up a kind of a high fear level going into some of those places his ill The story now is it I haven't in my book where I did the story of Pakistan and what happens is You feel the danger more sitting in New York City or in the U S when you're in Pakistan, you don't feel the danger. This is like right after

nine, eleven and, like an idiot, I decide to go to the local red mosque, where this guy Rosy was his English was better than mine, and I figured out you know he speaks pretty good English Albert Camus, God be with the Al Qaeda die inside the Islam about so I go in. I do the interview with him and it's a pretty good interview and you know he'd. Each she's he's completely insane, but you know whatever nobody's perfect, so we go into the back of the Madrid. am I Cbs fixtures, then suddenly the two of them are yelling at each other and like I'm shaking my head, you know, I'm smiling

You know this is cool, and my CBS Guide takes me by the shirt and grabbed me and holds me out into the into or outside gets me into. The current starts heaving, and I said what just happened and he said well, they were talking about making you another Daniel Pearl, Daniel problems. The eternal is too happy had rising and other talk about making you another Daniel Pearl, and I told them that if they cannot you, my brother is the police. Chief and CO had a nearby town and he's gonna track every one of you and the members of your family down by morning and slaughter them, and this is how the they talk in Pakistan and up that bought me a minute. You know like show your level apparent, you don't get slaughter ready willing from New York, so they we got away, but I had no idea what was going on in the book.

You say tat. Katy Kirk is lazy, Dian Sawyers, two faced and Chris Comas entitled. Maybe we should talk a little bit. that at risk Roma, certain the news now, certainly with us with his brother What do you mean by entitled watch, I didn't say, that was a tabloid headlines? Ah each other they that was taken out of context No, actually I will I worked with Christian, I actually kind of like them. He was. He was very up front, very direct and I, as I wrote my book, you know I was wrong about. he was able to turn his style and his personnel

a round to sort of make something of himself on CNN and he made that persona kind of work for him on tv on what I actually you know with when you, when the book tat sort of taken away from you in a tabloid world, you sort of lose control of it, but actually you know die inside. I did some amazing stories together. She's she's, an amazing tv correspondent right, story, teller, and so you know I'm proud of the work we did their workers through the process. I think I do Lot of Americans are little jaded. They think you know well the reporter sits down and reads the telephone there that someone else loaded up and you know- travels, doesn't interview and stuff, but they probably

don't know how involved they are in the actual story said like work it from the pitch. I mean, I guess then riders rooms allied not not doing is what you do comedy and you go here's my pitch. Here's. What I think would be a good idea. This would be funny. We should do this and now you kind of spit ball. I sometimes they work and oftentimes they down. But at some point, if we go ok, let's do it then you're. The person that has the right that scrapped inserted? Bring that thing too. For wishing to lie? So just sort of Walker Strew, you know Monday morning, or did they give you a Monday? Giving Monday off did not know what what it notes on Monday off. But what you do is there something called a blue sheets system which is a quick claimed it on a story,

Usually, in the old days it was whatever was in the New York Times that day and you try to get your blue sheet in and then, if you do you own that story, but a lot of times it just reading magazines talking a source and so one day one. Favorite stories. As reading a magazine about trifles, you know you know what troubles are black novels truffles stored data about in the ground France, Piggly pigs, but the pigs ended up eating the travel dog. Ah he advanced. What I discovered was that the Chinese had found the tribunal, and a handful of truffles could cause the FAO yeah. I remember the hurry well, I know that very well. The blue light truffles arrive. We thought it, you got it and so in China they they found a knock off. What is

not that kind. I now know what we found a natural up, what the trot all that these they were said they were feeding to the pigs as sort of waste and they said the hell with a pig's, let's freedom to the French, so they started exporting the the chinese truffles that tasteful. Basically, you like rubber and they sent it to France, and then the restaurants in France started selling them to the american visitors. You know black troubles, and so they said well, they black troublesome

in France, where black truffles from France and dumb american visitors didn't know the difference. Our stay so good. He said Robert had no smell, it was so I did so. I said about that story and the guy or little sceptical- and I said no, no, no, it's a great story, and you know it has little bit away. It has food at an ecstasy attached to it says it, ok go for it. So I go over to France and I meet up with all girl, banned or body who ran the largest truffle operation in the world and, as she ends up going truffle hunting with us wearing a full length, minks, mink code with Leslie Stall and- and it was just the most fun story and then in the end we end up confronting one of these people who repackage the chinese truffles as french troubles. So it had a bit of

investigative story to it, and when we screened it, you know the executor. Producers watch any services, as this is the mushroom story. I am certainly said, Leslie says just watch the story shut up. It's ok! So we watch the swinging. Jumps. Armies had now that sixty minutes story That's what happens when you could get so it's the beginning middle will end of it. Is that the producer, certainly some time most of the time, finds the story, puts it together, researches it rights it and You know if, if you are in the hands of in my two favoured correspondence, were Leslie Stall and Bill Whittaker in the hands of those two day, elevated MIKE Wallace, when he didn't interview, turned to be into an aim. That was the real genius of of MIKE. He was it. He could look at a total, stranger and know exactly what button

pushed to drive them crazy. He was, he was a master, the sordid, then what so, when with you, what was tape day on sixty minutes? What would you do? Is you put together the stories in another room rise? Then you go through revisions and then what they do is on Friday afternoon, the correspondence take the interests that you see every Sunday. The name of the producer behind it are the best credit in tv and done, and then they put it together in the control room there. Burying your story with what you say at the beginning of the peace intro, that's when they marry the ticking clock and all that stuff, so it's basically or Pakistan

Friday night, unless they're crash in the story of their crash story. It would be packaged, sometimes literally it could be. Library could be maybe an hour before air before the seven o clock it time, and you know that's happened to me- I I did a story. I even in the old time. I did a story. One saw no Jesse Jackson running for president, the very very first time we taped it that Sunday morning done you its office and I added at the piece together and then we married it. You know a half hour before breakfast. What year was the truffle story? Do you recall, oh boy? Let me think, and maybe Chris can look it up, but it they know what are the largest. You can go on you too. Now it there. It has like Europe, several billion view would this is. Why didn't you tell me twelve twenty trial now? Ok,

it is. It is really the truffle story and not just saying it cause you're here but That's really the genius of sixty minutes either from North Hollywood. I grow eating macaroni and cheese from a box and Bulgaria's from a can. I don't think I even tasted truffle, sadly by two thousand and twelve, and I was fascinated riveted, but you know you're use the news. I guess the real key is: have you take this thing? That does Inherently sound interesting, it sounds like a mushroom story and make us super fascinating you now and when you do it. Yes, I am a little lady day and that's a helpful in key date. So if I get bored, I just move on so what I would

did in that tramples story. One of the elements that I was amazed by is that unskilled Sunday church people, you know put money into the EU contribution Plate Bryant it ran stay, put truffles into the contribution I like I heard this. I take these serious real farmer's. You know they just throw the trash yeah, and so I got a film crew to go there. They cover the expense just to get the farmer putting the travel into the contribution. play and because it was just a moment that you just will remember it's. I feel like it's an easier pay she'll be fatal. Lazily stall, like you, wanna, go to Beirut again or are all the more. I have a killer idea. Worryin up in France have dragged eating, draw exactly right. What I mentioned at the Leslie, she just said a loving

she ended up ready and her husband. I knew I it's it's it's it's zones lesson its wandering into the shot. The guy's figure. This out is Adam Sandler. You, like her doing another movie in Maui, when one is there with less thing about the travels we ended up. There's there was a guy in the south of France, Renault and brutal, always the largest restaurant tour for truffles. They would fly in on helicopters, justice lunch in Brunos and the number one dish was a boiled potato little cremated little salt and pepper and black truffle. On top, it was to die for you figure out why it's all in the technique. Yeah man, can tasted. I can smell it. Yeah I do. Is there any aren't? You know it's good. Even

the truffle oil or even those I'll. Take that up I'll, take a TED a boy does not come from travelled. Is it smells like it? That's fine. I am. I a completely poor guy. I note for those trying to stay Kido any get those cheese chips as around certain Chris cheese present things. There is one that's chatter with trough. Yes, goddamn delectable ticking clock. The name the book behind the scenes at sixty minutes available now on Amazon IRA suspend delightful. Thank you so much for having this, despite a lot of fun, to talk about the trouble, it makes me hungrier there I'll get some back and cheese, and yet some cannot offer.

I rose and thank you so much for joining us all right, we'll take a quick break, will come back with them. is right. After this, we saw by the news with grad

heard anything about the Crystal Leah story in awhile and headline just popped up, saying that he is facing a new law suit that accused him of violating federal child pornography and sexual exploitation laws, including soliciting more than a hundred sexually explicit photos and videos from a woman identified as Jane DOE. Who was seventeen, when, apparently, when this went down, she had reached out to delete in September of twenty fourteen, the Instagram never expecting reply, delete, was on his under no influence to at the time they communicated on snapshot according to the law suit. Delia's career took a head last June after multiple women accused him via social media of sending graphic messages soliciting sex. In some cases, the women had gone to seamen, person and described inappropriate behaviour seeking sex five of delay as acute spoke to the only time some of the women were under age at the time- and I have a statement

Jane DOE. This is what she said in a recent statement says when I was in my final year of high school and still a child. I was groomed by a celeb twice my age crystalline, abused his status and fame to lure me in. Take advantage and manipulate me when I was at a vulnerable age. I want any other girls They are to know that they are not alone and it's time to get justice for the mental and physical toll. He has put us through You know I always talk about like What city is something like being addicted to gambling is in our possession always talks about addiction to drugs, alcohol pain, meds, that kind of my weight. Yeah, you didn't, you can make it. You can be alcoholic and put in some good years how this rag crick right, great plays and movies and be celebrating. It can be celebrated like you can be

I get in and keep your day job for, while or whatever, but that we should like when you are dictating gambling. it just fuck you up immediately, like you, just go right through the money and let no further than lost in America, but I ain't I think about like when you have kids, you can't go like an initiative, here's. What I would wish for them. Here's what I wouldn't wish for them think about a kind, libido like a sexual libido. That's a little off you're, not a man like you like yeah you're, like underwrite people. Are you like young girls? Are young boys are or its crazy appetite where it's like. Every time I go on the road I gotta hook up where with somebody I can't you in a bead, often go to bed with their with asked of us with your plastic cup in your red wine. That's right. sometimes in a mug yeah depending upon us. Together The point is we realise like

how many of how many problems people will just be undone, maybe not in the past, but from this day forth, were now on the clock? Just what a What oh, what a life career at all. composting destroyer just being enjoy Goin. I like the young Czechs and looked like a lot like young, and I like a variety in remain like bag. I can't get enough like just if you and by the way, once you're, once you're kind of and with that, are saddled with that or whatever it is that just come? Your thing like, like you know it's not here to defend files with the Gimme twenty minutes saying this: is I bread Those guys wish they weren't end of that shit what they are and now it shall destroy them, and

Roy others and destroy their families and their communities, and it's like its it is it is, you know, You should hope and there's kind of a weird thing like you don't want your son to be a eunuch. You now feel happier, but at some point you would wish for them this sort of bad and see- and I like well I'll- have a few girlfriends in college and then meet somebody Marian stay married forever and have intercourse with that person, but when it such a fuckin, it such a career killer. Now, or just being into some weird, like Army hammer in on a minor Marilyn man, Sonic Army hammer, don't really know what he did other than was weird, which is kind of enough the league. I dont know I dont know everything about the under age of some of the non under age, deaf to seemed weird. You know this kind of creeping like

good luck and guy I'm a celebrity like come up to my room. I answer the door naked. You know like off. Putting why to again. Those mouths where it's like they were eating at a restaurant and he stood up to use the bathroom and the next thing you know he was rubbing his ball sack on the back of my neck, like this of our work Why? How more laws we were now? He was interested. We were in a synagogue and he said he had to use the bathroom when I felt is his penis rubbing the back of my neck. It's like now not he's paying. Hizbollah huh, how does work, ever work must devise, was withdrawn. yeah. I want the repertoire there. I waited till the picture at night.

Both groups, all of it doesn't work now working lives under some positive national parks. I'm trying to get the numbers game noted that one and that they always do what I just don't think ever work but Brien's right. We all we hear about it when it doesn't work out. Has then the governor sat down next to me and he picked up my hand and he put it on his crotch. Any asked me if I, if, if, if I ll does scrambled eggs for breakfast and I ran out of the room crying, but you don't hear the stories or the governor pick up my hand, put it on his Roger and I bloom in the lemme. That's between us that will make it out of your brains right, there may be very many success stories that we just never hear about thing about. Every sports cheating scandal

obeying or aura, deflating the ball or whenever, like writing, loving the patriotism of building nuclear, the teams I'd like it must work they buy. Most go on all the time, yeah so The Leah, who Ivan really heard anything from, has now been alarming, see I don't think How good I mean in a wheels agent dropped. Him manager dropped him in a week. way you think about stuff like anyone who got caught up with me too, during Cove Ed has the timings, never good get me too, but the covert timing, if you live in LOS Angeles, is pretty good, because These guys and I what from being there were, you know, fix years at the comedy store fix year at the laughing six years at the improv. You just see the every Saturday night, every ones that I have ever just their minds.

be super weird because it would be superfluous. obvious that you weren't showing up for a reason but now no one showing up for any reason. So it's not it's Niver nearly is glaring, but damn anyway. Well. he's been funny shit on the show when he does as Jean Claude Vandam- and I hope none of this is true, but you got you gotta, listen. Everyone's story and away the evidence and will see where this one goes down. I still still don't know what sampling army hammer, what we'll say on that, but he does have a quote that the delay times picked up, and I think this was this is from Youtube. Let's see the date of this is February, so he said sex controlled. My if it was my focus all the time and I had a problem and I do have a problem. It's not like months down the line, everything's better. I need to work on that. What I'm saying, oh yeah,

You know somebody is gonna have to make a movie The story is this kind, knocked around comedian, may be journeymen, journeymen type you now, I've been on the road. This whole career mean not a headliner per se and hand a reputation with gettin, with all the waitresses at the club and taken home, the groupies or the fans back to the hotel that night and cheap motels, and all that kind, seven, just they just an approach of a guy who was like a kind of journeyman gray, I'm not time out of kindness sixties, but just the guide been at it since nineteen twenty and is now thirty five or something does sad. You know at the last factory. On a Sunday night, somebody's in the audience sort of sk governs them once in to make money

and make him the new host of the bachelor or whatever? It is this guy? Does the math like if I get high profile for ten seconds. There's going to be two thousand people, I bet it on the road for the latter. twenty years I just it's, got it. It's gonna be It shall mediately like the only reason this guy's existing scores- people don't know his name, but he still it's. The slide into the club do is set in gets paid, and so he's got, as you know, he's got his crappy manager and is flunkey agent in. of telling them, like you, gotta Uganda, to viruses from priggish break your life. That shows that number one show on tv. It's a number you'll have the number one spot on the number one in his life, but he when saying to the manager of the whole time. What do you do? An air borders? My brave right right, I mean I gotta Maginnis people that are thinking about in this way now arrive like younger and like like Brian

sad. You know we don't know about the ones that did do that. Did do the math because they didn't become a household name relating get bust Brian says these sack on the back of the neck works every time. That would doubt all talking about himself, a threat from per kilometre Jeanne a hand on the crotch. I take your hand I put on my crotch that said ever. Gonna well, be. It works in a debate. stick setting, I don't feel like it works in public grime it I'm I'm. Ok, what I'm doing in my head member, you said like if its, if its unwanted and the guy's not hot. It's always you note feel it's it's an assault, but if this is someone your into am I down I even if he was super super hot and I was down, I would still be put off by that move because, because

that's mechanical! That's something he's done a hundred times mechanical after girl agenda was self esteem thank self respect. I told you when I first move. Here I went on a date with that dude and he we sat on his futon because the couch reserve to of rich for his blood- and he whipped out any wouldn't. Let me out of his apartment. Don't do this before John, is diabolical, because if you have you glasses of wine. You can't get up off on. You literally have essentially like a turtles when flip found its shell threat giving up from a food. John you're one night isn't strangers, and will you put that when you put the turtles purse on the opposite side of the door that something? That's probably another move you ve done before? You smartened at that time. I want to get my purse. Work smiled down a a hero

who else, but what I have done. Well, let's move on. Alex Baldwin and Hill. They welcome their six childs together. This is now Alex seventh child. Only five months after she gave birth to theirs. Eduardo Gloria broke the news on instigated a photo of little baby Lucille alongside Eduardo Romeo, all a hundred, a bead, Leonardo and held Charles Raphael, Thomas and. I'm in Gabriela at the London yeah yeah, I know so. The math will tell you that this was probably a surrogate, since this was five months after she had another baby, but in true Alec Baldwin Fashion, standing by his work, color flee. There was a little lamb back and forth

on her. You know on the post from a fan who was questioning a lot of Essen said: who is the mother? She wasn't pregnant. She gave her six months ago if it was a surrogate just say that if the baby was adopted, just say that if the baby was the problem in a fair, and you ve decided to raise it with your wife. Just say that if you don't want anything, if only there's more, if you know what to say anything, why don't you stop constantly posting and begging for click bait? Just rig just raise your hundred children in private, to which Alec replied? You shut the fuck up in mind your own business you gotta work without due in order for tissues, your kid, regardless of where they came from the outer obligation, its helping people, how you had the job, yeah. Let's not forget he was one of the early pioneers of almost being Hansel with his piggy phone message with his daughter. was yes that was finally getting

thousand five or six, because I I was my heard that I think we are doing the morning radio. I think I think I think it would have been six or seven, because I think we were doing the careless sex show there and I do kind remember I was, and it was like I that was much ado about Nothing I'm sure he was at his wits end with this crazy ex wife and scheduling. Unlike out saying, like I'll call, you I'll pick you up at this time and she never pick up the phone and she would probably Kim Basinger was probably fuckin with her head and he one off because he's, as you know that guy Oh seven so says error MAX Ipad, but it's like member member. How we went nuts on that. now there were able to try to Pegana and also the ear the product. Invasion there and Alec Baldwin. Now. I can be heard in the looks departs like You know. I mean it's a duchess that that's just a dad from

the New York area, ten off on his on his daughter and, and he said, a rude thoughtless, peg. That's where that that anger was coming from not you know trying to destroy her self esteem in a looks department. Seiko. Oh, do have a picture of this person these days you got Ireland This is the aim here is that the rose tie hung out to learn whether the rose she announced six. What three and zoo thy none look. I'm a hopeful, yeah she's, a pig. Then you should be four travels. Yet a bit of our right. There's nothin an English aiming Kim Basinger can can produce that's gonna slide below and eight. I think that I feel like that would be mathematical impossible. The issue was removed

run domain. I let me hit the still another one gina all right. Well, this is a fantastic and I can't reach show you a visa, the video, a plastic surgeon in color we're NEA was multitasking his virtual traffic hearing so that he could do it well before surgery and the State Medical Board isn't super happy about it. Doktor Scott Green joined his zoom trial in full. surgical, scrubbs from the operating room and inform the other attendees that, despite being in surgery, he could totally perceive what the trial fortunately patient on the slab, though judge said he would need to reschedule for when he wasn't literally cutting someone open, here's a clip from the actual trial. It's it's pretty funny So unless I am mistaken, I'm seeing a defended its in the middle of an operating room appearing to be

actively engaged in providing services to a patient? Is that correct missed the green? when I should actually doktor green. But I don't know I do not feel comfortable. for the welfare of a patient if you're in the process of operating that, I would put on trial. Notwithstanding ACT that the office is here today, whether sure you're right here doing surgery with me, so I can stand here and allow them to do the surgery also nominal. I don't think so. I don't think that's a program. I think we're gonna have I'm gonna come up with a different day when you're not To involved are participating in returning to the needs of a patient C Mon, get indifferent easier. That kind of this guy's jib. view that cop to the joy of his courage

given the high hat was he is that was traffic. Those poor thing, because the biggest. in Seoul, though- and I don't know what the infraction was, but if it's a chicken shit infraction the guess insult like role, through a four way, stop sign on a Sunday or something like that. Is it you gotta go when you gotta like put your shit aside and go to them? We are now now and then, if the cop doesn't show up they'll dismiss, it may have to sit there for a long time. I think I think the doktor was kind of like I'm fuckin busy and again, if that, if the guy ploughed through a farmer's market and that took out a cub scout troop that some, and beneficial. If it's a chicken shit can a nuisance time wasting a ticket than good

Other doktor work on ship. But how would you feel if you were the guy with the Anna seizure in your arm around here now I've strode laws work? Do you know who said that the guy was workin on, and that is that region. I don't know what that means and who the hell knows. It's an election surgery right is a plastic surgeon probably skin graphic that's probably goodness, as attack sack talk yeah or, if you like. four skin restoration, there's something something that taxpayers expense come on. You want to for this guy's force, gain restoration. Data will deal now. brine, do you now, I think of our eye, but yet yet this hero can conduct this business interests and I have no idea-

I haven't. I haven't gotten a ticket in a while caused. My head is on a God, damn swivel I have also figured out cop patterns. I dont think people, I dont think people fully like Understan patterns and cop patterns. and I shall love. I shall give you a, for instance. There is a real The lie Obviously I drive through all red arrows, but I now drive through I drive through a red light is well and it like at the end of my street and it's one of those little streets that goes out into the big street and it takes forever and I drive but every time, because there's no cops, there's there's no cops around. I mean you could get unlucky by you. Look right down the boulevard near look left behind the boulevard. Look in your rearview mirror violence in a car industry through now

As I always say, most people would never ever do that by then. happily go on a stretch of pc age on a beer. All day and Malibu and be driving at sixty three miles an hour in a forty five. You know down the hill after you pass Pepperdine and ass The cops are the Conway They figured out patterns there, their independence or not. What they're? Not I'm going out and writing random tickets, then stand it's a long stretch of high way people are looking at the ocean. You're like going down a hail of other stop signed the bottom of the hill people over because momentum, always gonna role through there's four way, stop sign a block from here everyone here, it's gonna, take it and that's outside, because its the cops randomly driving by the intersection when you roll throw it they get it. That's what people do know

but me drives. You read red lights, so there is no pattern, there's never cop If everyone did, then they would but everyone, but but the way people's brains are is they would freak out. If you go through it it arrow, but they have no. problem sailing down pc aged fifteen miles an hour and that's where you get the fucking tickets all the time. So once kind of Understan, like kind of where the car Tsar like number one rule of where cops are down hill. Yes Always there not an uphill sides, speed on the upper side and then slow it down on the down hillside. They love to like two freeway. They love to back it up, left to be waiting on the on ramp, so you can't see him and then you're just sailing down the hill. and they also know everyone striving in modern car worth seventy eight miles an hour on a clear too

just feels like nothing when you're just barreling down the hill, but Stan the rhythms of traffic cops and and what you have to do is even break off. fuckin laws you one but ever since never do the cat. a foreign. Your rolling stock through the four way, stop saying: that's where they are and we are on pc aging pass Pepperdine in your head and down that back ill fuckin for that for that quarter, mile or half mile fuckin slow, without a when I I had must have been here a few years when I rode through a stop on what Stern, an EAST Hollywood. I had my car impounded rule. Yes, it was very late at night I was coming over our citizens now, altruism, I was I was coming over friends house in Venice, so my suit on, because when I was working in men suiting and I rolled through a stop a

dead neighborhood in EAST Hollywood. I got lit up by two women and I couldn't find my license. doubt I had a hole in the lining of my person, no that's, so they impounded my car fatal. Let them Leave me there in the middle of the night, with all of the stuff they took out of my car, and said: can you give me a ride home and they said that was against their policy and somebody had to come get me so after begging begging and begging. These two women finally gave me right home my car's impounded for four days. This literally cause you can produce allies. I couldn't find it. I was there. I swear to God I have a letter and they took my they impounded, in the middle of the night. wow Good NEWS is in Lhasa, that wouldn't happen anymore and, like you could get pulled over with no license no insurance in back ten, do you I see her pass it. I just go fuck it right or this backwards. Let's bring it home baby, you

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