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Sibling Happy Hour: Sips, Laughs & Sibling Shenanigans 🍹😂

Bruce Anthony: is the sibling happy hour. I'm here with my sis Jay, Andrea. We're gonna be dillying a little bit, and then we're gonna be talking about the political fallout of George Santos being released. And then we're gonna be talking [00:01:00] about a, am I overreacting? Reddit? That has to do with family, but that's enough of the intro. Let's get to the show.

Bruce Anthony: What up sis?

Jay Aundrea: What up, brother?

Bruce Anthony: I can't call it. I can't call it. I sent you something earlier today and I was like, oh, this is gonna be really cool.

Eddie Murphy's got a documentary coming out on Netflix and

all the people that they had interviewed from the little trailer, I was like, oh, this is gonna be good.

Jay Aundrea: It is gonna be perfect. Yeah. It comes out November 12th. I'm excited because it's Eddie in his own words. So I, that's, that's the part that I love the most. It's not like they are interviewing a bunch of people, obviously, but it's not just that. It's also like he lets you in to his life and about the things that's important to him, and you get to hear about his journey from his perspective, which is [00:02:00] dope.

Eddie Murphy's Netflix Documentary Deep Dive 🎬🔥

Bruce Anthony: I wonder if they gonna get into his, um, his advocacy for the lgbtq plus community.

Jay Aundrea: I don't, uh, does, doesn't, he Isn't one of his children queer.

Bruce Anthony: I don't know. I just remember the time he gained the, the trans person a ride when he picked up the fire.

Jay Aundrea: Why? You gotta bring up full stuff.

Bruce Anthony: I just remember when he came. Y'all remember that that was in Jet Magazine.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah, I think probably it's gonna be about his life and career. Like I think it's probably gonna be focused on his career.

Bruce Anthony: Right. I mean, but his

life, 'cause he is got his family all up in it. I just, I just wanna know if he's, if he's gonna be talking about everything. That's, that's the only thing that I have about documentaries when the person is actually involved in the documentary, if they have any type of final cut, final say.

So it's like, all right, we ain't gonna get the whole story

Jay Aundrea: No, [00:03:00] I mean, you're

Bruce Anthony: really reveal them. Skeletons.

Jay Aundrea: nobody. Yeah. You're never gonna get the whole story

Bruce Anthony: Well, Richard Pryor did and, and

Jay Aundrea: nah, nah. Listen, if it's me, if they said, Hey, Johnna, we wanna do a, a documentary on you. Yeah, I'm cutting a lot of stuff. You're not getting a whole lot of stuff and I'm just a regular person, so people I've dated, uh,

Bruce Anthony: that's part of the charity.

Jay Aundrea: nah, you gotta cut some of that stuff out.

Some of that stuff is embarrassing. Cut it. Cut it. Nah, I'm not, that's that's just off the top of my head. No, you're not getting the full story. You gonna get the story I want to tell.

Bruce Anthony: See, I would tell the full story, what you're not going to get out of me is the emotional stuff that I personally was going through as I'm telling you these stories.

Jay Aundrea: So then they're not getting the whole story.

Bruce Anthony: No, they're getting a whole story. So like, alright, what's something that, that I've talked about on the show that [00:04:00] was, I don't know, a pivotal moment in my life, my divorce?

Jay Aundrea: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Bruce Anthony: Like I would talk, I would openly talk about my divorce, even have my ex come, come up, be interviewed. She could talk good, bad, whatever she wanted to talk about me.

It'd be the same thing I had reveal everybody behind the scenes. And then as soon as they said, and Bruce, what were some of your emotional states as you were going through? Uh, this, this moment? I'd be like,

all right,

Jay Aundrea: gonna tell 'em you was chilling? Yeah. No. 'cause ain't nobody. So then they're not getting the whole story then.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. Nah, I mean, I'd be like, I'd be like, you know, I'd be real bad, you know, it sucked. It wasn't something that I, you know, chose to do in my life. It

wasn't

Jay Aundrea: it is what it is.

Bruce Anthony: is what, Hey, it is what? That it would literally, I'd be stealing Cam and Macy's podcast title. 'cause the title of my documentary would be It is what It is Because,

Jay Aundrea: it is.

Bruce Anthony: because it, it is what it is. You know? You can't do nothing [00:05:00] about.

Eddie vs Jamie: Battle of the Greatest Entertainers 🎤⚡

Jay Aundrea: All right, so then they don't get the whole story. That's essentially what you're saying. If you cutting stuff out, which I think is fair. Like I, I think if Eddie signed on to do this, he was like, yeah, we could tell my story. Let's keep it focused on my career and like the stuff that's important to me. And, and that's, that's it.

And I, if that's it, then cool. That's fine. If he doesn't want to bring in controversies and different things, like okay, then that's, you know, it's his story in his own words. And, uh, you know, everybody revises their own history a little bit.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. That's the sad thing about giving people a chance to write, write their history like, mm. Like I think people should wr, I think it should be outside sources to write the history and then the people that come in and be like, all right, you got this right. Damn you, you really did some investigative reporting, but this was wrong.

Okay. And lemme tell you what really happened. From [00:06:00] my perspective, that's

how I would do my documentary. I'd be like, this is my life through my lens. You gonna

have to interview other people.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah. I think that's probably what every documentary does.

Bruce Anthony: No,

Jay Aundrea: they do, they do their research and then they interview people, and then they let the person talk and then, uh, then, you know, Rick James says, what do I look like? Uh, rubbing my feet on Eddie Murphy's couch. Yeah. I remember rubbing my feet on Eddie Murphy couch.

Like, you got, it was like, no, you definitely did it. Like, and then you get gems, like cocaine was a hell of a drug. So I mean, like, you know, you let the person talk, but then you also fill in the gaps with other people's testimonies and, and you know, research. And I think that's just the, that's what a documentary is right there.

That's it.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah, well, I, I've often said that Eddie is [00:07:00] one of two people that is our generation's greatest entertainer.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah,

Bruce Anthony: And when I, when I say entertainer, I'm not just talking about somebody who is great in one thing, right? Because

Denzel is, to me, the greatest actor of our generation.

There's some other people that's up there, Tom Hanks, Leonardo DiCaprio, uh, Viola Davis,

Julia Roberts.

You know, there's some people that's up there.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah, for sure.

Bruce Anthony: Right. Um, Michael Jackson, the greatest musician, entertainer that there ever was, you'll argue with me and say it was

Jay Aundrea: He wasn't a musician, so

Bruce Anthony: He was a music, a a musical artist,

Jay Aundrea: Yes,

Bruce Anthony: music artist. Okay. All

right. Greatest entertainer music artist. Michael didn't really do anything other than that, right? Eddie was standup comic.

Jay Aundrea: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Bruce Anthony: He did both comedic and dramatic roles

and actually won awards for his dramatic [00:08:00] roles. And he also sang.

Now the on the only person that gives him a true run for his money is Jamie Fox. But

Jamie isn't as great in any one thing as Eddie is in comedy.

Jay Aundrea: don't know Jamie's a, a hell of a musician and singer.

Bruce Anthony: I so was Eddie. Party all the time.

Jay Aundrea: Let's,

Bruce Anthony: What's up? What's up with

Jay Aundrea: that's, yeah, that's the one thing I think we can all just start telling the truth on Party all the time is a fun song. It's not a good one. And Eddie's voice, it works. It's, but it's not. Come on y'all. Like I love Eddie Murphy.

I love Eddie Murphy. Okay. Now he ain't J-Lo. Okay. He does have talent, [00:09:00] but

Bruce Anthony: J-Lo got talent. That's a,

she's got talent. She's got talent. I,

I didn't necessarily say it was

singing. She

Jay Aundrea: about singing. I'm talking about his singing.

Bruce Anthony: Well you seen that ass though, right?

Jay Aundrea: Doesn't matter. Um, it ain't carrying no vocal. It ain't carrying no vocal chords. I don't

Bruce Anthony: her

Jay Aundrea: I don't know what's in that trunk, but it ain't, it ain't vocal chords.

Um, but yeah, exactly. Uh, but you know, e Eddie ain't come on. Y'all like, let's, we can have

Bruce Anthony: Eddie can. Eddie can sing though.

Jay Aundrea: can sing. I don't, I don't think he can sing.

Bruce Anthony: And you think Jamie can sing?

Jay Aundrea: Yes, Jamie has a very, he's got a great vocal range. He's got a very beautiful voice. I think he sings very well.

Bruce Anthony: Okay.

All right. Well, they're the two greatest entertainers of our time. But as far as comedy concerned, and you know how much I love Bernie Mac. Eddie [00:10:00] Eddie is

Michael Jackson Biopic Drama: Legal Nightmare Exposed 👑💔

Bruce Anthony: the king.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah, because Eddie has really, like, he reshaped what black youthfulness really was in the context of the entertainment industry, right? Like they say this in the, in the, in the biopic, um, I mean in the documentary trailer that he, he was straight outta high school, but he came out with so much confidence and power that it really changed the way young black men were depicted.

I feel like in, in film at that time, it's like, no, you can be a young black man and be in charge and in control, and. Aware of yourself and intelligent and funny

Bruce Anthony: and, be a sex symbol.

Jay Aundrea: and be a sex symbol. And you don't have to overact

Bruce Anthony: Mm.

Jay Aundrea: to do it. Like it, it was like a, a certain [00:11:00] level, uh, to be considered like a true actor. If you were black back in the day, there was like this certain level of like James Earl Jones type gravitas, Barry Sidney, Poitier Barry, Hillary Belafonte, and it was a little bit over the top because a lot of them were, uh, originally stage actors.

But here's Eddie kind of coming in like, Hey, I'm Eddie. This is, you know,

Bruce Anthony: Yeah,

Jay Aundrea: watch, watch. Yeah. It's like, you know, I, I'm gonna leave my car with you, but, you know, take care of it. All this, all this happened last time I dropped like that. Like that

you.

Bruce Anthony: That's, that's from Beverly Hills Cop,

Jay Aundrea: Yes. Just the delivery and everything. Like, yeah. I think, um, that's the reason why he's a global superstar. That's the reason why nobody calls him Eddie. He's Eddie Murphy. You give that man his full name.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah, you are right. You are right on that one. Speaking of somebody that also has something coming

out [00:12:00] that is who I said earlier, the greatest music Act, definitely of our generation, probably of all time. I mean, they keep trying to say, it might be Elvis, but I, Elvis and The Beatles as a group

weren't moving like Michael was moving.

I'm talking about Michael. Michael. Joseph Jackson.

Jay Aundrea: I don't know. The Beatles had folks falling out at their concerts too.

Bruce Anthony: So, uh oh. Yes. But their run was short.

Jay Aundrea: Well, 'cause it's hard to keep a group together. I

Bruce Anthony: Right. So that's what I'm

Jay Aundrea: five didn't survive.

Bruce Anthony: Uh, but they, they was holding on for it. They came out in 69 and didn't officially, officially split until 84.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: So they had a little run The Beatles.

Jay Aundrea: But you know, if you watch the torture video, it is Randy Tito and Marlon and that's it.

Bruce Anthony: And the Beatles. Not to say that minorities in America, like weren't rocking with the Beatles, but they were really like a white [00:13:00] audience

where Michael crossed Ev who didn't like Michael.

Like e everybody liked Michael Worldwide.

Jay Aundrea: there's nobody else whose music videos were on primetime television,

Bruce Anthony: Facts.

So why am I bringing up Michael? We've talked about it previously. He's got a biopic that's coming out. It was supposed to come out April of this

year, but it has gotten pushed back to April of 2026 for a very strange reason. So the upcoming Michael Jackson bio pick, Michael had to remove and reshoot large parts of the film due to a legal restriction tied to a past court settlement involving the Chandler family from the 1993 allegations. So in early 2025, multiple outlets, including people Roland Stole and various other, uh, outlets, detailed that the film's third act, the third typically is the final act,

right?

Jay Aundrea: Yes.

Bruce Anthony: Originally depicted the 1993 child [00:14:00] abuse allegations against Jackson and other law and the lawsuit by Evan Chandler on behalf of his son Jordan Chandler.

However, producers later discovered that the 1993 settlement agreement legally prohibits depicting or referencing the Chandler's. Or their story in any dramatized form.

Because this storyline formed a major part of the film script, the restructuring forced producers to rewrite and reshoot, uh, significant scenes, particularly those showing Jackson's legal troubles and insiders describe the situation as a nightmare scenario.

Given that the section that was central to the film's narrative arc, the oversight repe reportedly occurred because the legal clause from a 20 to $25 million settlement had been overlooked during early script vetting.

The issue has caused expansive delays and production setbacks, pushing the film's release from April, 2025 to April, 2026.

[00:15:00] Reshoots began in March, 2025 with the Jackson Estate funding. Much of the additional work while the film continues forward. The final version will no longer include any explicit references to the Chandler case or its participants. So Jay, you have a film degree. And

you know what it's like to, to shoot

documentaries, short films, the whole nine.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: You filmed your student film as a three act segment.

Jay Aundrea: Yes.

Bruce Anthony: If something happened in the third act and you had to scrap, let's say I've heard up to 75% has had to be reshot 'cause it's four hours worth of filming. So they were first gonna just put four hour movie. Now what they're saying is that they're going to do everything that they already had for the first and second act and make that a part one.

MJ's Third Act Crisis: Chandler Case Shuts Down Film 🎥😱

Bruce Anthony: We're pretty much end right where the Thriller album takes [00:16:00] off.

And then depending on how the movie does, they'll release a second part that would be consistent of all these reshoots and everything like that.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah. Um, yeah, to your, you know, your third act is the. Is the, um, the resolution right to whatever the conflict that came up in that, in that second act. So to completely have to completely change your third act really changes the tone of the entire film. So, you know, I mean, probably they were doing a lot of buildup to these eventual legal troubles, uh, in the first and second act.

And now you can't even like, resolve that in the third act because you can't directly reference this case. They need, I'm sure they're probably gonna look into, I think this was the main one, and then there was the one [00:17:00] before he passed away, um, of court cases that he had around these various allegations, uh, of child abuse.

So, yeah, I mean, it's the. It's the difficulty of doing biopics on people that, you know,

Bruce Anthony: Problematic.

Jay Aundrea: got some things with 'em, right? Yeah. I mean, you wanna be sensitive to, to victims, um, and other people that you wanna be sensitive to the family, but you also feel like, you know, for your integrity, that you tell a truthful story and a complete story.

So, yeah. Uh, to me, we already got it as Jackson's American Dream, and

Bruce Anthony: that's what I said. That was all I

Jay Aundrea: all I need. It ended at the, uh, the 25th anniversary of the, of Motown celebration. That's a perfect place to end it. [00:18:00] We don't really need to, we don't need to go in there. Anything happen after that?

You know,

Bruce Anthony: Well, I, I mean the, to me. What the movie should have been, because we already have a Jackson American dream. Right? It should have been starting from the thriller, the phenomenon of Thriller. 'cause Motown

25 thriller. It was a hit, but it hadn't taken off yet.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: That that kind of, when he did the moonwalk is where it kind of skyrocketed

him. So that would be a good starting point. And then go on for what his life was like afterwards. What was his life like when he and Quincy Jones were no longer working together?

How was the, how was producing the music for him? How did that change? Did it affect him? I mean, obviously we talk about all the time.

He got some, some hits, but he don't got no great albums pretty much after, remember the time. So

Jay Aundrea: yeah,

Bruce Anthony: I mean, I would love to hear about [00:19:00] that. Talking about his family, his various, his various marriages.

You know, tell me what it was like being married to Elvis's daughter.

Jay Aundrea: yeah, yeah.

Bruce Anthony: Tell me what it was like when he told Paul McCartney, Hey, you know, I bought the, I bought all the Beatles masters, all the catalog,

you know, because they was friends and they had a falling out from that,

you know, tell me,

Jay Aundrea: Business is, business I guess that's how Michael approached it. Business is business.

Bruce Anthony: Uh, Paul, let's just business.

Jay Aundrea: Mm-hmm. No, you bought my, you bought my life's work out from under me.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. Well, if you could have bought it, then you should have bought it. You know? Tell me about some of the debt. There's stories of him being in debt and we're like, well, how could he be in debt? And it's just like, have you ever seen Michael shopping

Jay Aundrea: Yeah. Have you just, just his home. It's a literally an amusement park like that. Do you know how much that costs to, he has like a full zoo. Do you know how much that costs to maintain, to upkeep [00:20:00] like various wild animals? Like

Bruce Anthony: What happened to Bubbles? I

wanna know what happened to, I mean, obviously, but did he, you know, was it old and Sile Bubbles at the end?

Jay Aundrea: Yeah, I think, uh, by the end, um, bubbles was very aggressive and uh, I don't know if he like had to be put down or what, what the situation was, but he, as he got older, he got very, very violent and aggressive is what I've heard.

'cause, 'cause somebody, somebody told a story, some comedian or somebody

Bruce Anthony: thought it was Lionel Richie.

Jay Aundrea: I don't know, somebody had told the story that they was like, oh, it's bubbles. And they went to go to, and, and Michael said, no, no Uhuh, no, no, not bubbles, because he bubbles is already, already started getting violent at that

Bruce Anthony: Oh, okay. Yeah,

Look, lemme tell you something. People talk about pit bulls, but I've always heard about these monkeys

in [00:21:00] their old age

just letting loose.

But anyway, so I'm, I'm still excited about, I'm still gonna go see the movie. I mean, Antoine Fowa

is the director. Fuqua. is the director. He ain't never did nothing bad.

Now, that could be a overstatement. I don't know. He's probably done some

things bad, but he is a good director.

Jay Aundrea: I love his work. Yes. Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: And so I'm excited. So ladies and gentlemen, that's, that's what's going on in entertainment.

That's our diddly daddling.

Breaking News: Bubbles the Chimp is ALIVE! 🐵🚨

Jay Aundrea: You, are not gonna believe this

Bruce Anthony: Uh oh. This is breaking. Ladies and gentlemen, this is breaking. I don't know what my sister's about to tell me.

This isn't on the rundown.

Jay Aundrea: bubbles. The chimpanzee is alive and living peacefully. Uh, living a peaceful retirement at the Center for Great Apes in Florida. A sanctuary that has cared for him since 2005. He is 42 years old.

Bruce Anthony: Bubbles is almost as old as me.

Bubbles is older than you.

Jay Aundrea: Yes. He spends his days painting,

Bruce Anthony: can't be true. I

Jay Aundrea: listening to music, and [00:22:00] interacting with other chimpanzees. Despite past rumors, bubbles is not dead. He is alive and thriving and has been the subject of numerous false reports over the years.

Bruce Anthony: Where's, where's the source? What's

the

Jay Aundrea: me, the source is, let me click here.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. I need that source. 'cause I don't believe that. I don't believe monkeys can live to 42.

Jay Aundrea: I don't know.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah, that don't sound right to me.

Jay Aundrea: okay, so this is,

Bruce Anthony: Ladies and gentlemen, this is research in real time. Oh, it's real. It's the LA Times.

Jay Aundrea: this is the LA Times. Let's see.

Bruce Anthony: because LA

Times is a credible source.

Jay Aundrea: But the only thing is they have all these popup ads. Uh, so.

Bruce Anthony: still got popups.

Jay Aundrea: Yes. And in 2005, Dennis stopped working at Great, still Living on the Ranch, uh, stopped working with great apes and sent the ones still living on the ranch, including bubbles to the Center for Great Apes, a nonprofit sanctuary in central Florida.

And this, when this story was written, bubbles was 26 Bs, was 42 [00:23:00] years old and still alive.

Bruce Anthony: okay. All right,

bubbles. Hey, bubbles is out there. Bubbles outlived. Michael,

that was really young. That's uncalled for.

Jay Aundrea: But I, but that's, I, I am. Wow. All right.

Bruce Anthony: All right. So ladies and gentlemen, bubbles are still alive so they can tell the story. They can, they can tell the story in bubbles speaking. Speaking of a lower form of intelligence.

Jay Aundrea: Actually bubbles, probably light years more intelligent than this next person.

Bruce Anthony: You might be right, but we go get into George Santos next.

Bruce Anthony: Alright, Jay, this is gonna be a different segment because we, not talking about George Santos the entire segment, or at least that's not my intention.[00:24:00]

This intention is to do a news roundup, to talk about various stories that's going on in the news that I think are interesting.

And the first one just happened to be George Santos.

Jay Aundrea: I don't know that it's so much interesting. More than it happened,

Bruce Anthony: And well, you know, uh, look, we've been rocking with poor Georgie from the jump, okay? Ev every misstep he's ever had, every lot that he done told,

we have talked

Jay Aundrea: been

Bruce Anthony: this show.

Jay Aundrea: every crime that he's committed

Bruce Anthony: We talked about it on this show. So his release is a big deal because how it went down. So this is what happened. George Sin George Santos has reemerged publicly after President Donald Trump cd his sentence of his seven year federal prison sentence.

Earlier this month, which was just like a week ago, Santos was expelled from Congress in 2023 and convicted of wire fraud and identity theft. Theft, and has served only about [00:25:00] three months of his sentence at the FCI ferritin in New Jersey. Before being released, president Trump announced his communing of the sentence on his true social claim, and Santos had been horribly mistreated and referred to his courage, conviction, and intelligence to vote Republican. The official clemency granted remove all remaining prison time restitution and probation requirements effectively.

Friends Santos immediately,

Jay Aundrea: So he ain't gotta pay nobody back. He don't have to serve no time,

Bruce Anthony: No more

Jay Aundrea: have to have probation, he doesn't have this. This man is scot free.

Bruce Anthony: He can literally come outta jail, start drinking again, and you can only do that when you don't come out on parole. When you on parole, you can't even come out and have some drinks. That's,

Jay Aundrea: You can't have a, you can't have, you can't

Bruce Anthony: that's breaking your parole. You can't drink while you on parole. You can't in most cases.

In most cases. Well, Santos has done his little [00:26:00] media apology tour since his release. Santos has embarked on what many media outlets call an apology tour. In recent interviews with Fox News, CBS, New York and CNN Santos has expressed his remorse to his constituents saying he portrayed their trust and wants to rewrite the ending of his life. He's downplayed his critics calling outrage over his early release political theater claimed his persecution was over politicized by weaponized DOJ, naming former attorney General Maverick Garland directly. He described his prison experience as traumatic, revealing that he wrote suicide notes, notes, and ate a large slice of humble pie.

George Santos Released: Trump's Shocking Pardon 🤯⚖️

Jay Aundrea: You, you only write one note if you're serious.

Bruce Anthony: But it's the slice of humble pie

Jay Aundrea: Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: that that really, that

really gives

Jay Aundrea: but he clearly didn't. Right, because he, he still called his prosecution over [00:27:00] politicized. Right? Like he still said. Oh yeah. It was just a, I was just a target of a weaponized DOJ. No, you stole from people, impersonated people. You lied consistently. You are, you literally suck. George Santos, like I, I don't have any other way to describe you.

Suck. Like you suck as a person, like as a human being, you really, really, really, really suck.

Bruce Anthony: Well, while Trump's commutation in Santos, federal sentence, state prosecutors in New York, specifically in Nassau County, may bring new charges against him. District Attorney Ann Donnelley confirmed her office is reviewing whether Santos can face prosecution under state laws that cover corruption and fraud. Independent of the federal case,

the move would mirror similar legal tactics once attempted against Paul Manafort [00:28:00] after his federal, pardon? Um, the communi the community. Hmm. I said it

right.

Jay Aundrea: said it.

Bruce Anthony: I said it. right. And then. Messed it up

again. I ain't think about it, ladies and gentlemen. Me and my sister had to do several takes of me saying the word com.

Uh,

com Commutation.

commutation.

I kept saying communication, commination, abomination.

Those were the words that was coming outta my mouth,

but it is commutation. Okay? And, and I'm leaving this all in. I

cut out all the other stuff. I'm leaving this in.

Jay Aundrea: Leave it in

Bruce Anthony: The commutation has drawn sharp criticism from New York Republicans, lawmakers like Nick La Loda.

and Andrew. You know what? Garal? No. Garber. Gar Bar.

Nino Garino.

Jay Aundrea: I think it's Garbarino, but

Bruce Anthony: Isn't that an end in there?

Jay Aundrea: Nope, that's a r. Garbarino.

Bruce Anthony: part of the reason is I might need glasses, [00:29:00] ladies, gentlemen, both of these Republican lawmakers have called the decision shameful and says Santos has shown no real remorse. Meanwhile, Santos and Sissy is not getting away with his crimes and is promised to do good going forward.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah, he is a liar, so I wouldn't believe anything. He's a, a habitual liar. Like he, he cannot not lie. So I don't, yes, you are getting away with your crimes. Um, no, we all know you suck now. So like, to a certain extent, you're not getting away with it. But if I, if I don't see him on like next season of Dancing with the Stars or something, like I'll be surprised.

So, um, we definitely have not seen the last George Santos. Um, he is not going to do good. I don't think that he's capable of it. Um, I think that he is, uh, pathological, liar and, uh, in addition to being a habitual one. So, yeah. And he sucks.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. You know, I, I would say, you know, [00:30:00] white privilege, but he's not,

Jay Aundrea: He is not, no.

Bruce Anthony: he's not

so male. Privilege,

Jay Aundrea: No, no. It's, it's, it's

Bruce Anthony: lying. privilege.

Jay Aundrea: a Trump privilege. It is. You, uh, there's no telling what kind of letters he wrote. Basically, you know, lower him lowering himself at the altar of Trump in order to get this commutation of his sentence. So,

Bruce Anthony: commutation. Ladies and gentlemen com mutation.

Jay Aundrea: Mm-hmm.

Bruce Anthony: All right, Jay, you wanna read this next one? 'cause uh, I know I'm gonna mess up this lady's name.

Jay Aundrea: Who's la? Who? A lady.

Bruce Anthony: The, the Democratic, uh,

Jay Aundrea: Oh, ch Oh, I see it too.

Bruce Anthony: alright, ladies and gentlemen, speaker Mike Johnson is refusing to swear in a democrat, congressional, uh, district winner, an [00:31:00] Arizona seventh Congressional district. Look, y'all know her name. Look her up. I'm not about to butcher this woman's name

on this that's going to go out to hopefully thousands of people,

but she won a special election on September 23rd, 2025 to fill the seed of her late father, who was a long time congressman.

Jay Aundrea: I wanna say a Reva. That is what I wanna say.

Bruce Anthony: Okay.

Jay Aundrea: that's, that's my best attempt. Reva.

Bruce Anthony: But why am I bringing this up? Why

am I bringing this up? Okay, so Mike Johnson, who's supposed to be this devout Christian, prides himself on the Holy Man, is saying a bunch of lies.

He's given a bunch of reasons of why he won't swear in somebody who was literally elected to office a month ago.

Jay Aundrea: yeah.

Bruce Anthony: A month ago.

And the reason why he is avoiding doing this, he's given several reasons that are all [00:32:00] illegitimate. But the reason why he is doing this is because she's the final vote to release them Epstein files.

Jay Aundrea: Mm.

Bruce Anthony: Now, I saw some press conference within the last week where them Republicans have come out and been like, you know, Trump really not in this, but Bill Clinton's all over it.

If that were true, why are they so hesitant to release these files

if the people that they are political enemies. Against, like they have these people that are in the fire or they're political enemies. Why wouldn't you release the files?

Mike Johnson Blocks Democrat: Epstein Files Conspiracy 📁👀

Bruce Anthony: That's what I would do.

Jay Aundrea: I wanna see.

Bruce Anthony: I wanna see, everybody wants to see, and

there's a bipartisan put you, this, the Epstein files has drawn a parallel line with me and Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Now, I never thought

Jay Aundrea: Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: that I would have be in line step with some of her belief and ideology,

and a lot of it I'm not.

[00:33:00] But in this instance, the majority are

Jay Aundrea: 9 9 9 9 9

Bruce Anthony: I, well, I, I'm gonna say 98% of it. 'cause she didn't drop this Epstein and then she's not, and she's called out Republicans for this shutdown. So

98, she got two things.

But a broke clock is right how many times a day?

Jay Aundrea: twice. But

Bruce Anthony: Twice.

Jay Aundrea: boy, I don't like it.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah, I don't like it

Jay Aundrea: A broke clock pisses you off. Even if it's right twice a day, you don't know when, right?

It's still, it's still a broke clock. It still pisses you off because it only could tell you the time for one minute, twice a day. That's it.

Bruce Anthony: Anyway, so yeah, so Mike Johnson is holding up this thing, and here's the thing. This is just making him and Republicans look [00:34:00] bad because

Jay Aundrea: They don't care.

Bruce Anthony: already won the election.

These files are going to come out.

Jay Aundrea: yeah,

Bruce Anthony: She, as soon as she is sworn in, they're gonna hold that vote and them files is gonna be released. You're delaying the inevitable.

In the process, you're losing all credibility. Look, I at least used to look at Mike Johnson and be like, at least he ain't no liar. You know what I'm saying? He might, you know, try to bend the truth a little bit. But he ain't no liar. You a good Christian man. I just disagree with a lot of his political stances.

Now I got to be like, nah man, you a scummy,

MAGA person, just like the rest of them. You supposed to be above that

and now you not even a true man of Christ. 'cause you over here faking the funk,

Jay Aundrea: For, for lying. Straight up lying. And, and here's, here's the thing. Um, even the stuff with George Santos. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's great. Where [00:35:00] them files at, baby. I'll come up there myself and go ahead and get 'em, I'm sure. I'm sure security is not that tight. Okay.

Bruce Anthony: well, I don't know.

Jay Aundrea: yeah. Well, January 6th happened, so we don't, who knows, but like, but yeah.

Release them files, baby. Release 'em.

Bruce Anthony: right, and, and and it's, I I, I just find it curious, like a lot of stuff that's going around these files, like there's a question whether Jeffrey Epstein committed Unli to himself.

There's, there's some question, right? Some, some missed footage and things of that nature. And then there's a memoir from one of the victims from Epstein and I was like, oh, okay.

She got a book tour coming out to talk about this and then realized she unlive herself somewhat recently within the last year after talking [00:36:00] about this for so long, it got to a point where she unli and stuff, and I gotta be thinking to myself really. Uh, the Maxine lady been transferred to a, to a cushy prison and then saying, you know, Trump wasn't really around afterwards. Really?

Like all those people that are really like, find it hard to say anything negative or think anything negative about Trump. All these Trumpers, all these mag, super hard maga people. Like at what point do you start to look at it and be like, uh, because like I know for instance if I watch tho that Michael Jackson documentary about the allegations,

Jay Aundrea: Mm-hmm.

Bruce Anthony: in all honesty, I'm probably gonna be like, well that's something that I gotta really strongly consider. 'cause they're given some good evidence here.

Jay Aundrea: Hmm.

Bruce Anthony: So when do these people get to that point where they're like, eh, you know,

[00:37:00] and some people are

Jay Aundrea: they're

Bruce Anthony: but not. enough.

Jay Aundrea: They're not. And I'll tell you why. Because they're willing to align themselves with anything that gets them what they want. And that's the story of America. America is willing to align itself with cartels and warlords and all kind of people if it gets them what they want.

Bruce Anthony: Hmm,

Jay Aundrea: And then, and then we disappear.

Bruce Anthony: hmm

Jay Aundrea: That's essentially the story of, of our, you know, uh, foreign program, right? Like, that's, that's who we are. So yeah, as long as aligning themselves with Trump, we'll get them what they want, which it has gotten them all the things. And of course, they're still not satisfied because we, we both know The reason for that, I, I wrote you a little manifesto

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. You did

Jay Aundrea: about, uh, the, the fact, the fact that they're not joyful.

Bruce Anthony: Okay. We'll, and we'll [00:38:00] talk about that, ladies and gentlemen on the after hour. So if you haven't joined our membership or our Patreon channel, you ain't going to hear that conversation that is behind the scenes. But we gonna talk about what my sister sent me as she gives her explanation as to why these people are so miserable and it's really insightful.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah, so I mean, you got, I mean, they, they don't care. He is literally despicable and a criminal, a full criminal, absolutely despicable, definitely in them Epstein files, and they do not care. So long as they get what they want, they are willing to turn a blind eye to this terrible, horrible person

Bruce Anthony: Yeah.

Jay Aundrea: and continue to align themselves with this.

So, no, this is it. By and large, writ large. They're not going to, it's, it's just not gonna happen. [00:39:00] They're gonna fall in step. They're gonna fall in line.

Bruce Anthony: well that's the reason why the third topic of the news roundup is so important. The No Kings Rally. So the No Kings protest took place on Saturday, October 18th, 2025 with around 2,600 events across every state, or nearly every state in the US and millions participating, making it one of the largest day of protests in US History demonstrators gathered in cities and in rural areas, often wearing yo yellow de symbolized solidarity and holding signs with slow slogans like No Kings, no tyrants.

The atmosphere was mostly peaceful

and family friendly with speeches, music, diverse popula, uh, participation from educators, government, employees, families and activities. Now, when I say mostly peaceful, the people that were causing the ruckus.

Were there counter protestors,

maga protestors that specifically went [00:40:00] there to start some stuff.

And, and let me tell you, you maga protestors, 'cause there was a group of people that decided they wasn't going to participate in this no kings rally 'cause they participate in everything and they tied a fighting the fight. So these other people there participating in the rally need to start fighting the fight. And then when they get some momentum that those people that decided not to participate will join back in. But they want, they want other people to prove that

they in it for the long haul.

Jay Aundrea: Right.

Bruce Anthony: Be thankful them people weren't in it. Because what you got a lot from these, uh, no kings protestors are people who are fall from that Martin Luther, the king tree of Non-Violence.

You know,

like you hit on me and they ain't gonna gang up on you. Them other people come from that Malcolm X tree. Whereas you hit me, I'm going to hit you three, four times. Until you fall on the ground and then drop a macho man, Randy Savage elbow on you. So

No Kings Rally: Millions Protest Across America 🗽✊

Bruce Anthony: be thankful. 'cause I'm telling, I keep trying to say this on the show. [00:41:00] The people that come out there to start trying to start stuff like these young kids who are trying to be the next Charlie Kirk going to HBC talking about Trump. You trying to stir up something,

you gonna get your ass

Jay Aundrea: you gonna get your ass whooped because here's the thing, and I say this all the time, yes, we have freedom of speech, which means the government cannot impose restrictions on your speech. But I can beat your ass, so please play where it's safe. Do not take your behind to Howard campus. Oh, we didn't know it was a historically black college would make America great.

Again. Hats on because you got what you got, you tried it and it failed. Don't do

Bruce Anthony: didn't get the, the crazy thing is, is they went there and they didn't get got, they got ran off.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah,

Bruce Anthony: they ain't get got.

Jay Aundrea: because we, because I would say. Shout out to those students.

Bruce Anthony: Mm-hmm.

Jay Aundrea: You know, they went [00:42:00] high when people went low, but that's, that's those wonderful students at the real u Howard University go Bisons. But, but I'm talking about me, me specifically, I will chop you in the throat. Like don't play where it's safe.

Play where it is safe. It's not safe over here. Your speech will get your ass whooped and like, y'all need to start understanding if Charlie Kirk proved anything, if it, if his death proved anything. It is that your speech has consequences.

Bruce Anthony: You about to get us canceled.

Jay Aundrea: Uh, you have to be responsible for the things that you say, especially on a public platform.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah.

Jay Aundrea: You cannot, you cannot incite violence and think that it will not affect you at some point. [00:43:00]

Bruce Anthony: That's funny.

Jay Aundrea: onto a college camp. Historically black college campus claiming ignorance

Bruce Anthony: Mm.

Jay Aundrea: with Make America great again. Hats on because yeah, you gonna get run off.

Bruce Anthony: You gonna get run off.

Jay Aundrea: Keep playing with people, keep on, keep playing with people.

We being cool right now, but keep playing with people.

Bruce Anthony: We are no way condoning violence. What we are saying though

Jay Aundrea: No, nobody was violent on the, on Howard campus.

Bruce Anthony: I'm, I'm, I'm talking, I'm talking about just in general. 'cause you said chop 'em in the throat. We are not condoning

violence, but we are saying, right,

and I'm saying me and you are not condoning violence. But what we are saying is. Bring that shit over here.

Get chopped in the throat. That's

what's gonna happen.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah. Your speech has consequences. No. The government cannot impose any restrictions on your speech, but regular ass [00:44:00] people absolutely can.

Free Speech Has Consequences: Don't Get Chopped 🗣️💥

Bruce Anthony: And you can get fired from your job, from your speech on the outside.

'cause that's not part of the First Amendment.

Learn this stuff. You idiots.

Jay Aundrea: You people think, oh, I got the first Amendment rights. That means I could say and do whatever I want. No, you cannot.

Bruce Anthony: No you can't.

Jay Aundrea: No, you cannot. Because if you can say and do whatever you want, so can I.

Bruce Anthony: Right. And you don't want her to do whatever she want 'cause she wanna chop you in the throat.

Jay Aundrea: You don't want no problems, big fella.

Bruce Anthony: All right. That's the news roundup. Next up we going to get into some family drama. We gonna get into that next.

Bruce Anthony: Okay, Jay, I know this is a rarity. Typically don't do it on the main show. These are typically, uh, reserved, reserved for, uh, YouTube exclusives. But

I decided. Then I wanted [00:45:00] to bring a little bit of levity 'cause I knew this particular story from Reddit would set you on fire. And anytime I could set you on fire and, and get that reaction, I know our audience is going to get a chuckle.

So

Jay Aundrea: Hmm.

Bruce Anthony: the title of this Reddit post is, am I overreacting? Who Needs Enemies When You have Family? Aunt Harvested My Garden and my mom Let her do it Now, just from the Title J. You think she's overreacting

Jay Aundrea: Hell no. Because what you mean I read it? Because I know, I know. I didn't spend my time in that dirt for you to take all my vegetables and my mama let my mama let you do it. Everybody is catching hell.[00:46:00]

Bruce Anthony: All right, so this is what she posted. I spent six months growing my garden, planting it, watering it, taking care of it, watching it grow. Something successful. I built and poured into so much that my mom helped me expand and plant and plant it in the

ground. And I come home today and at the end of the grueling season to see it basically bagged up and wiped out. My drama loving aunt who I stay away from is visiting from the city and decided to harvest about 75% of it without asking, and my mom just let her, didn't stop her, didn't text or warn me, just let it happen, and probably encouraged it out of a mix of pity and a history of bad influence. Then my aunt has the nerve to brag to me that she took it all and will give it to her neighbors like it was hers to take. I'm beyond disappointed, but mostly I'm just done with this level of ignorance. I [00:47:00] don't even care to say anything because I'm so shocked and annoyed at the lack of care for my feelings and my hard work. I won't waste my time teaching grown adults. Basic respect. I would love some advice on moving past this.

Jay Aundrea: No contact.

Bruce Anthony: Mm.

Jay Aundrea: No contact.

Bruce Anthony: From here on out. From, well, from just the aunt, or the aunt and the mama. Because

Family Drama: Aunt Steals Entire Garden Without Asking 🌱😤

Bruce Anthony: the mama was helping.

Jay Aundrea: the, so, um, you and your mama gotta have a conversation. That's your mama. So I can understand you not wanting to go no contact over some vegetables, but like, but that aunt, the fact that you did it, didn't ask me, didn't nothing, took most of it, took the majority of it, and then had the nerve to brag about it and to tell me that you're giving it away to people.

Like, I wasn't going to use it for myself, or maybe I had intended to give it to people [00:48:00] because again, this is my work. You ca, please don't piss me off. You knew, you knew when you picked this Reddit, that it was gonna piss me off, but no, no contact, no, we're done. You wanna know how you move past it by letting it go, letting, letting them go by, set by by you.

Reach out to them and you say, Hey, I did not appreciate that you did this. I, I expect an apology and some sort of restitution. If you do not give me those things, we no longer have contact. That is the boundary that I'm setting. You either pay me back for what you stole and apologize to me, or we do not have anything to do with each other after that.

And I guarantee you from what this aunt sounds like, she gonna double, triple, quadruple down on it and then guess what? A couple tomatoes and you got somebody who get on. [00:49:00] Clearly everybody's nerves out your life.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah, that's the, that's the Sonny from a Bronx tail way of looking at it,

right? Sonny from Bronx Tail chasing after Klono. 'cause Klono was chasing after this, uh, after this other kid, he was like, this kid owes me $20. Sonny was like, do you like this kid? And he was like, no, I don't even like him. It's about the money.

I can't have him disrespecting me. And Sonny was like, no, you got, you paid $20 to get this person outta your life. You don't

have to deal with them ever again.

So this, that's a good way to look at it.

Jay Aundrea: Yes,

Bruce Anthony: I'm petty. I, I would handle it just a little bit differently.

Jay Aundrea: go ahead. What would

Bruce Anthony: going to give the person the opportunity. Calmly, I'm going to check them

calmly with the low tone, with respect, explaining my hurt and agitation for their actions and give them an opportunity to apologize.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah.

Bruce Anthony: But as you said, we could tell from this aunt, she gonna double, triple, quadruple down on

Jay Aundrea: [00:50:00] Mm-hmm.

Bruce Anthony: this. So she came in from the city, odd exhaust she drove. Since you took my property, I'm gonna slice, I'm gonna slash your tires. Go ahead and get four new tires.

Jay Aundrea: Yeah,

Bruce Anthony: Go ahead and wait. You gonna have to get four new tires because maybe I was saving that. To sell it. So

you literally took money outta my pocket. So because you took money outta my pocket and I gave you the opportunity to apologize, you didn't wanna apologize, I'm gonna slash the tires.

And guess what? If any of my cousins say, if that aunt got some kids, got some issues with it, they can come to the crib and we can handle that too.

This is when ladies and gentlemen, I chop people in the throat because what I cannot stand is inconsiderate people

Jay Aundrea: Yes.

Bruce Anthony: acting like I've said it before. They are the main character in everybody's life.

The Audacity: She Bragged About Stealing My Vegetables 🥕🔥

Bruce Anthony: And this was main character energy,

Jay Aundrea: yeah,

Bruce Anthony: main character

as in the, what is it? Protagonist. [00:51:00] Antagonist. The antagonist. Main character, energy,

but main character, energy and, and mom, you know, it's funny 'cause we have certain scenarios in our personal life. We've told some things to our parents and confidence and next thing you know. Family's like, yeah, I heard about that. And be like, Hey, I told you this. Why are you, it's just family.

Okay, cool. That means really can't tell you nothing anymore.

Good luck with that.

So I always give people opportunity as I've gotten older to explain to people, Hey, look, this bothered me. This is the reasons why it bothered me.

Jay Aundrea: Hmm.

Bruce Anthony: And for them to gimme a response, could I be overreacting? Sometimes, maybe in this particular case, this woman would not be overreacting of explaining how hurt that she was,

that she built something, she had

pride in what she built.

Jay Aundrea: And you don't even get to reap the benefit of it. You [00:52:00] literally took food out my mouth.

Bruce Anthony: Right, right. And not only that, you're gonna sit here and brag about it, that you not even taking it for you.

It'd be one thing if you was hard up the shut down, done hurt you. you.

ain't got no money coming in. You need some food. Still would rather you ask me. But if it was going to feed you because of some circumstances that you can't feed yourself, I'm, I could probably move past all of this stuff, even without an apology. I could probably move past. But

you saying that you just going to give it to neighbors?

Jay Aundrea: no. You better than me. No. If, if, if, if somebody came in my house right now and just opened my fridge and started taking stuff out and was like, Hey, I am hungry. So I, I got, I'm, I'm, I'm gonna hit you up for this, for this food and walked out. We gonna have words. We gonna have words. No. You literally taking food out my mouth.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah, I'm,

but [00:53:00] okay, flip, flip case scenario. If I live down there, I might stop by the crib 'cause you got a lot of chicken nuggets at your house. I might stop by the crib and grab some chicken nuggets and be

like, Hey, I am taking some chicken nuggets.

Jay Aundrea: You would take some, you wouldn't take 75% of my chicken nuggets.

Bruce Anthony: might, 'cause I'd be like, your stomach ain't that big anyway. You can only eat a quarter of 'em. So I'm going to take the three quarters that you can't eat.

Jay Aundrea: Nah, this, this, this is, and honestly to this poster, you don't have to, I, I appreciate my brother and his, I will approach them respectfully and all that, but she didn't respect you. Respect is a two way street.

Bruce Anthony: You right.

Jay Aundrea: It's two ways. If you get it, if you give it. If you don't, you don't. And not having my respect is ugly.

So please, please play where it's safe. Like I, you didn't respect me when you came and took food out my [00:54:00] mouth. So I'm not gonna respect you in my response either you apologize to me and pay me back for what you stole or do not ever come around me no more. Period.

Bruce Anthony: I mean,

Jay Aundrea: And, and my, and my, we got, I get that's your sister.

And there might be some complicated feelings there. 'cause it said, probably encouraged it out of a mix of pity and a history of a bad influence. So, so the aunt is a bad influence on the mom and also the mom pitties the aunt for some reason. I, I don't know. I guess you, I get it. You have a complicated relationship with your sister, that's fine.

But as your child, how do I not take precedent? How do I not take priority as your child?

Bruce Anthony: You ain't lying.

Jay Aundrea: So, no, we gonna have a conversation too. 'cause I, no, the hell, that was my garden. Nobody had a [00:55:00] right that was my garden

and y'all just wiped it out.

Bruce Anthony: 75% of it.

Jay Aundrea: Something gonna get wiped out today.

Bruce Anthony: Yeah. So this is ladies and gentlemen, if y'all wanna see the, the difference between me and my sister, I'm always like, all right, let me try and move with a little bit of grace here. Let me at least give them an opportunity to apologize. And then I go straight to bombs over Baghdad.

Jay Aundrea: they didn't gimme the opportunity to give my permission. They didn't give me the grace of asking me, of respecting me enough to ask me for my permission before doing something. So you didn't afford me that little monochrome of respect. So if you think you're getting respect back from me, you're tripping.

Bruce Anthony: Those are the words of my sister. Jay, is that how you [00:56:00] wanna leave your mark for

today's episode? Is there anything else you wanna say to these people out here?

Final Words: Play Where It's Safe or Face Consequences ⚠️👊

Jay Aundrea: Nah, that's it. I done told y'all, play where it's safe. Okay. There's still consequences to your speech. And also cut these folks off.

Bruce Anthony: And on that note, ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for listening. I want to thank you for watching, and until next time, as always, I holler.

Woo. That was a hell of a show.

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