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The Charlie Kirk Show
A highlight from What Turning Point Action is Doing to Win with Tyler Bowyer and Rich Baris
"Dr. Peter McCullough says the most common question he's asked is how do I get this out of my body? Spike support formula is the only product that contains ingredients researched to block and dissolve spike protein in the bloodstream. So whether you got the shot, had a bad bout of COVID, or are worried about shedding, there is something you could do now to protect yourself. Head to twc .health slash kirk to buy the wellness company spike support formula and get back to feeling your best. Use promo code kirk at checkout for 10 % off your order. That is promo code kirk for 10 % off your order. Hey everybody, it's in The Charlie Kirk Show. Tyler Boyer joins us as we talk about the disappointing election results and the RNC. Rich Barris also, what are the big takeaways? Was abortion really the big loser? We talk about it with Rich Barris. Email us as always, freedom at charliekirk .com and subscribe to our podcast. Open up your podcast application and type in Charlie Kirk Show and get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa .com. That is .com. tpusa It's already a high school or college chapter today at tpusa .com. Buckle up everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campuses. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's running the White House folks. I want to thank Charlie. He's an incredible guy. His spirit, his love of this country. He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created Turning Point USA. We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here. Brought to you by the loan experts I trust, Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific Mortgage at andrewandtodd .com. Tyler Boyer is with us who runs Turning Point Action. Tyler you got the sun's jersey and the mega hat. Yeah this is my uh this is my hope outfit. Oh that's interesting. Yeah it's kind of two different things that are gonna crescendo in 2024. Two of the biggest alpha males that exist are Devin Booker and Donald Trump. Is Devin Booker an alpha male? I yeah yeah have you I like Devin. I don't I casually he's pretty he's pretty alpha. Doesn't doesn't he uh date Kendall Jenner? No they broke up. See I'm really behind him. Yeah and all this stuff. Yeah he's he's a single man. Is Chris Paul still playing? Yeah for the Warriors now. No he got traded? Yeah he got traded. See I got we got Bradley Beal on our team now that we play as Chris Paul and he's been hurt so Bradley Beal might be coming back tonight. Chris Paul's had one of the longest NBA careers it's amazing. All right so Tyler people are mad. People are upset, they're demoralized. Yeah I think we've seen on Twitter I was just telling you before the what's going on on Twitter. I don't I don't have it's a war zone TwitterX .com and it rightfully so because it's uh we've got everybody is like astonished still this is like now like we're like four elections deep uh since the like people started paying attention and now they're like astonished at how how do we not have this stuff figured out and the RNC you know as a member of the RNC that represents the state of Arizona everybody that listens to the show knows that we've been the most observant and critical of the things that the Republican atmosphere isn't doing the right way and that starts with the RNC. You can't say it doesn't start with the RNC it has to start with the RNC but it's the NRSC, it's the RGA, it's the NRCC.
The Voicebot Podcast
A highlight from Generative AI News - Anthropic, Amazon, OpenAI, ChatGPT, Bard, and Many More - Voicebot Podcast 354
"And maybe with Gemini, it gets even better. But I think it's like really competent right now. And so people don't talk about BARD as much. I think they have more of a perception issue than they do a capability issue at this point. As long as Google avoids social media, they're pretty good at what they do. OK. So hey, everyone, this is Game, the generator of AI News Rundown. We do this every week. We've done this every week since February of this year, just to like run down the top stories. Eric and I are writing a lot about these. We talk about things that we don't write about, all sorts of different things. But we try to give you a little bit of the story behind the story. If you're on LinkedIn or you are on YouTube, just give us a like if you haven't already. We appreciate that. If you're on YouTube, like follow us, like do a subscribe as well. We do this plus a lot of other things on there. So we try to try to bring more info to the market, things you don't see generally. OK. Oh, and we're going to do, we'll do winners and losers of the week towards the end. So if you're thinking of like who the winners and losers of generator of AI this week are, put them in the chat or just tell us you're here. All the all the other stuff, like get engaged. We love that. All right. You want to talk about Meta? You mentioned it very briefly. And like, yeah, it's pretty wild. Tell me about what's going on there. Yeah. I mean, essentially, I mean, you know, Meta has played around with this before, as I mentioned in the article, and it didn't necessarily go very well. But now they have essentially their own version of a chat GPT style assistant chat bot that's accessible through so many of their through their various Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and including their the Ray -Bans smart glasses that they have and their new the Quest 3 VR headset. And yeah, much like chat GPT, it's supposed to just be a conversational assistant that can answer your questions and handle everything from planning trips and doing recipes and things like that. But and it is good and useful, including, in fact, some generative AI images, image generation and other elements that are sort of tossed in there as well. But beyond that, they're looking ahead to this is what is Meta good at or what does it have a lot of its as influencers, it has social media. And so they're also putting a bunch of generative AI chat bots that are celebrity backed and, you know, they're making fake bios for them and everything. But the idea is that they're sort of domain limited in the sense of they each have a thing that they're good at, but they have the personality of a celebrity behind it in terms of not just their the image, but also the the character and, you know, everything from talking about sports with a Tom Brady created character named Brew or talking about lifestyle with a vlogger named Billy who's played by Kendall Jenner and my personal favorite, a choose your own adventure story guide. If you ever want to play that, it's his name is Dungeon Master and he's played by Snoop Dogg. You know, these are this is where Meta has an edge on in terms of consumer facing generative AI their for sort of parasocial interaction. Yes, it is. And this makes that parasocial interaction interactive, actually. And not all of them have all the features yet of the main meta AI system, but they will at some point have more. And I do think this is going to be the introduction to generative AI for younger people that has not been around quite, you know, the teenagers who are trying to write their papers for school, this is going to be the thing they do for fun rather than the thing they're doing. Exactly. I think that's that is an excellent analysis. I love it that you broke that down. You and I had not talked about this before right now. We've been too busy and we haven't talked to each other. I really like that breakdown. And I if we look at chat GPT, we look at Bard. I mean, these are productivity applications. There's like a business skew. It's not that you can't use them for your own for personal, but there is that business skew to it. And that's OK. People are doing that. When Dave Lamp talked about Alexa LLM, he said, hey, we're talking about like creation, not consumption, right? Everyone's talking chat GPT. It's all about like for creation, like doing images, writing reports, those types of things. And it was a really good way to frame it and say, you know, Alexa is really about consumption. It's about people using it in the home to do tasks and to consume media and stuff like that. And so we're taking this different tack. And although Facebook from time to time has flirted with being a productivity business tool, all these other things and objectively failed time and time again, they have a really big audience on the consumption consumer media area. And you and I talked about this. The next big growth in this space, we've already got huge growth, like on the productivity side, it's going to be these companions. It's going to be the entertainment use cases with LLMs, which are so much better. And that has got tremendous distribution. Like who's got better distribution than them? I mean, so in a role, it just seems perfect celebrity. Well, yeah, of course. Like they have that as well. But like it just seems like their properties really lend itself well to like not just having a great solution, but having distribution like immediately. And what's nice about this is they're not exactly just copying something and trying to repurpose it. They're trying to put it in their ecosystem. They're creating these new capabilities. Not that other people weren't doing it, but like there's been these other types of things where they just like surely just copy something that they see is going on. This is something we've seen some examples, ADOP in South Korea. Some people might say, hey, Brett, they're just really copying Character AI. OK, yeah, fair. But like if they're not, Character AI wasn't like in their ecosystem as much. They're on the web. So I think that like this is a good move by them. And it's not just that the it's sort of a quietly mentioned, but it's not just that they're paying these celebrities for their look or for their, you know, for something about how to create this character. I mean, by getting the input from these celebrities, you know, Paris Hilton wanted a whodunit solving. Yeah, yeah. She's like the Nancy Drew of this era. But because it's guess what? Now they're investing in it. They're going to be promoting it. They're going to be encouraging people to use it. And if people try one and they like it, suddenly they're going to try the other. Suddenly they're using meta AI system and now they're buying Ray -Ban smart glasses. Exactly. It's for the consumer. It's like shopping assistant, all these other types of things. I think it's like it's really good to get people addicted to things. And this is going to be the next one. That might be a core competency of the company. Elias Parker said AI21 was holding them back from being one of the biggest guys right now. Or are they? And I think the answer is it sort of depends on what you think AI21 is. So first of all, they are one of the biggest guys. Like the biggest players on the block. They're in Bedrock. They're in Vertex too, I think. Someone can correct me on that. So they have availability. Like the cloud providers pay attention to them. They have users and then they also have a very popular app, WordTune, which is something of a Grammarly competitor. I think they would say it's more than Grammarly. And I think that's fair because it's more like this cross between an assistant and Grammarly. But any thoughts on that? I think they are a big player, but I think like domain specific. They're moving into this domain specific focus with their application, but also with their APIs and some other things. And they just raised money at $1 .4 billion, I think. I think they have a very bright future, but they're not going to be open AI. Yeah. I mean, they have a $1 .4 billion valuation. They just raised $155 million. Yeah, they're part of Vertex. WordTune now is offering enterprise solutions. They've created their own LLMs. They've created their own APIs. They have a platform for building apps that the companies can use. They have a lot of products and a lot of solutions that are both for consumers and for the enterprise space. And I think that they're not open AI, obviously, but they are very much an alternative for those who don't want to go with an American tech giant as their provider. And they also have a lot of connections with not just with Google, but with Apple there. They were one of the first to make a Siri controllable mobile app. Yeah. I think that they're not going anywhere for a while, I would say. Yeah. And I'm glad you brought up Apple. I mean, I think that that's one of the things that might happen.
The Breakdown
A highlight from BlockFi CEO and Former Colleague Continue the Crush of SBF's Defense
"Welcome back to The Breakdown with me, NLW. It's a daily podcast on macro, Bitcoin and the big picture power shifts remaking our world. What's going on, guys? It is Wednesday, October 18th, and today we are doing an SPF trial update. Before we get into that, however, if you are enjoying The Breakdown, please go subscribe to it. Give it a rating, give it a review, or if you want to dive deeper into the conversation, come join us on the Breakers Discord. You can find a link in the show notes or go to bit .ly slash breakdown pod. All right, friends, we are back to SPF trial coverage. And for those of you who are coming into this fresh or who just need a little refresher on what happened last week, the two biggest witnesses in the first full week of the trial were ex FTX co -founder and CTO Gary Wong and Alameda Research CEO at the time of its failure, Caroline Ellison. Now both of these folks were damning to Sam's case in different ways. Gary was bad for Sam because his testimony kind of showed the mechanics of implementing their fraud. He discussed when at various points in the history of FTX, Alameda's very special and privileged relationship with FTX was built into the actual code base. He also showed that it started extremely early, going all the way back to 2019. Now Caroline's testimony was damning because it showed just how much control Sam had over Alameda even after nominally he had stepped down from the CEO role. Her testimony also made him look like just an utter asshole, but of course being an asshole isn't illegal. However, the knowledge and control of Alameda is a different story. So after Caroline finished, the next big witness was Zach Prince of BlockFi. There were a few highlights. Prince said that he believed that Alameda Research was solvent based on the balance sheets that he had seen. According to Prince's testimony, BlockFi began lending money to Alameda in late 2020 on what he recalled to be quote very robust loan agreements. The loans increased in size throughout 2021 after Prince held a conversation directly with Sam. By May 2022, Alameda had loaned over a billion dollars from BlockFi and those loans formed a substantial portion of their outstanding loan book of between five and ten billion dollars. Now the problems began after the collapse of the Terra Luna ecosystem. At that point, BlockFi called in Alameda's loans, which were of course in part due to losses that BlockFi had sustained from the collapse of Luna. Alameda repaid that money after which BlockFi made new loans to the firm worth $850 million. Those new loans were partially collateralized, but Prince said that the collateral was stored on FTX. BlockFi also traded customer funds worth around $350 million on FTX and so in total, Prince claimed that BlockFi lost quote a little over a billion dollars in the collapse of FTX. That loss was enough to force BlockFi into bankruptcy just a few weeks after FTX went down. And while Prince said that at some point BlockFi might have still needed to fold, that without the losses associated with FTX, it was far from a foregone conclusion. Importantly, part of Prince's testimony was used to explain how crypto lenders worked. He noted that BlockFi customers explicitly agreed to their assets to be lent out, drawing a distinction to how FTX dealt with customer assets without their approval. Once again, SPF's defense struggled on cross -examination. At one stage, they spent multiple questions walking through BlockFi's due diligence process surrounding a particular set of loan documents. They appeared to be trying to make the point that the loans evidenced a failure of risk management at BlockFi rather than fraud at Alameda. An exasperated Prince had to remind the defense counsel that the loan documents related to a loan which BlockFi's risk management division had refused to make. Now more than any other testimony that I've seen, it felt to me like when it came to Zach Prince, the reportage inside the room and what the vibe actually felt like, especially to those who were sitting in the jury box, was really different than just reading about it in the transcripts. David Z. Morris, formerly of Coindesk and now reporting on the trial for Protos, wrote, "...one thing about today was that it was clear they were actually f***ing up." Now he expanded on that in a longer thread from Protos, quote, At the end of its second week of flailing, the Sam Bankman -free defense team took another battering today in court. Under questioning from prosecutors, former BlockFi CEO Zach Prince testified that his company would have been unlikely to lend to Alameda Research if its balance sheets had accurately reflected its loans to FTX executives and illicit borrowing from FTX customers. Prince told the jury, I think we wouldn't have worked with them because that's something that's not appropriate. Cross -examining Prince for Bankman -free's defense, Mark Cohen spent about 40 minutes attempting to chip away at that claim by walking Prince through a credit evaluation document. The document showed how BlockFi's risk team evaluated Alameda's balance sheet, specifically examining the risk of using FTX as collateral, in response to Alameda's request for more lending in August of 2021. The defense tried to characterize Prince as having overridden his own risk team in evaluating the loans to Alameda. The real fault, Cohen seemed to imply, lay with anyone stupid enough to trust his client. But after nearly 40 minutes of examining the loan letter, Prince informed Cohen that in fact the loan had not been made, with Prince in fact following the cautious recommendation of his risk team. Later loans were made to Alameda, but against much higher collateral requirements. This appeared to be an attempt to circumvent an earlier ruling by Judge Kaplan that the defense could not argue that weak due diligence was to blame for the failure of investments or loans to FTX group companies. Cohen seemingly hoped to make a similar point about the use of FTTS collateral, but simply didn't have his facts straight. It would not be a stretch to describe the moment as humiliating for the defense. Maybe summing it up even more actually was another tweet from David Morris, where he Today's said, episode is brought to you by Kraken. For far too long, the whole financial system has been standing still, too slow, only on for certain hours. Overly designed for some types of people, but not for others. Crypto, at its best, represents progress. It asks the question, what if? It invites people in instead of leaving them out. It's on 24 -7, 365, and moves at the speed of real life. Not everyone believes it. We've got our fair share of detractors, but that's the way it always is when you're building something new. Kraken is a crypto company that has been through the highs and lows of the industry, facing forwards towards progress throughout. And now, they're inviting us to see what crypto can be. Learn more at kraken .com slash the breakdown. Disclaimer, not investment advice. Crypto trading involves risk of loss. Cryptocurrency services are provided to U .S. and U .S. territory customers by Payword Ventures Inc., PVI, DBA, Kraken. Next up, on Monday, FTX head of engineering, Nishad Singh, was called by the prosecution to give evidence against his former co -conspirator, SPF. Nishad is, of course, the third of three major collaborators alongside Gary Wong and Caroline Ellison, who are giving testimony under the terms of a plea agreement. Nishad's early testimony dealt with the expenditure and investments made by FTX. He confirmed that Sam was closely involved in directing all big -ticket spending by the firm. Alongside the widely publicized venture investments into Anthropic AI and Genesis Digital Assets, Nishad detailed a $200 million investment into a venture firm known as K5. Nishad said that Sam had attended a dinner hosted by K5, which featured high -profile guests including Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris' husband, Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Kate Hudson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeff Bezos, Kendall Jenner, and Kris Jenner. This was, of course, a party around the Super Bowl. After that K5 dinner, Nishad claimed that Sam said, quote, He was very impressed with their level of connection to influential celebrities and entrepreneurs. He thought it would be useful for FTX to leverage those connections, end quote. Sam later presented Nishad and FTX CTO Gary Wong with a spreadsheet that detailed hundreds of millions of dollars in bonuses and an additional billion dollars in venture funding that he wanted to pay to K5 and its owners. Now continuing along this line of questioning, after walking through a number of extravagant outlays, prosecutors asked Nishad about the infamous $30 million Bahamas penthouse where key FTX executives had all lived together. Nishad talked about the group apartment shopping together and noted that they had considered much less expensive residences. He said that after the group inspected the penthouse, quote, Nishad explained that there had been a quote substantial disagreement about if we should go with it, in part because it was really expensive, in part because it's just super ostentatious. Nishad expressed his discomfort to Sam, who said, quote, He would pay $100 million for the drama just to be done with and go away. Nishad took this as a quote, pretty clear sign that I should shut up and we should move forward with this. Now separately, Nishad explained that Alameda accepted customer deposits from the very beginning even before the retail FTX exchange had launched. The earliest project was an over -the -counter trading desk. That system was configured for customer deposits to go to Alameda, which Nishad believed were then forwarded to FTX. Regarding whether Alameda was allowed to use customer funds for its own purposes, Nishad said, I didn't have an affirmative understanding, but using it would break common sense expectations from customers. Nishad then discussed his understanding of the allow negative feature, which allowed Alameda to run a negative balance on FTX and implicitly use customer funds. Nishad explained that he had coded the first version of the feature at the direction of Sam and Gary Wong. He explained that because Alameda withdrew many assets that they didn't hold, those withdrawals were quote, Necessarily coming from other FTX customers. Repeating what we all know, Nishad said that this broke with customers' understanding of Alameda's status on the platform. He said, quote, I remember affirmative descriptions from Sam and others that Alameda didn't have special treatment, and this would constitute a form of special treatment. Nishad also discussed the movement of Alameda's loans to an account where interest wouldn't be charged. He said that Sam was aware of the large amount owed by Alameda to FTX, but said that, quote, In theory, those balances are in banks. It's not something that they're borrowing in sort of the traditional sense. They're custody -ing it, so they shouldn't be charged interest. Let's move as a liability out of a location where it's being charged interest. Another part of the testimony had to do with the infamous FTX liquidation engine. During the height of its popularity, the FTX liquidation engine was spoken about in glowing terms. It was said to be so well constructed that it allowed FTX to seamlessly offer margin loans across multiple assets, which was a feature that was not present on rival exchanges. He said that, quote, Even in instances in which a customer account ended up negative, and the insurance fund, which is a sort of bailout pool of cash, was empty, the expected option for resolving the negative balance would be a clawback, but there was nothing in the code that would do that. Instead, the account would remain negative, and Sam or Gary or others would sort of manually handle it however they saw fit. Essentially, Nishad gave evidence that this fabled liquidation engine didn't actually exist. Then the prosecution moved on to the final months at FTX. Nishad claims that he only found out about the massive hole in Alameda's balance sheet in September once he was asked to help repair it. He said that Sam asked the senior executives to contribute their personal holdings of serum tokens to the balance sheet to, quote, Make it appear that Alameda always had more collateral than it did. This manipulated balance sheet was intended to be given to the CFTC. Nishad said that he ultimately didn't contribute his own tokens because it, quote, Felt wrong to attempt to trick a federal regulator. Nishad also recalled a conversation with Sam on the balcony of the penthouse where Nishad asked what would be done about the hole in Alameda's balance sheet. He claimed that Sam said, quote, I'm not sure what there is to worry about. Net asset value is fantastic by almost any measure. It was super positive even if you don't include FTX and FTX U .S. equity. Nishad burst that bubble by noting that Caroline Ellison and Gary Wong had pointed out that Alameda had borrowed $13 billion and was unable to repay. Sam simply responded, right, that. We're a little short on deliverable. Sam added that the issue had been, quote, Taxing me some 5 to 10 percent of my productivity for this year. Nishad asked Sam, quote, What the hell the plan was? Sam responded with a variety of strategies, including selling off Alameda's illiquid assets, raising more money by selling FTX equity and holding on until FTX U .S. launched futures trading, which he believed would happen, quote, any day now. Nishad asked Sam if he considered cutting expenses, which Sam said he was working on. Nishad said he was, quote, blindsided and horrified. I felt really betrayed that five years of blood, sweat and tears from me and so many employees driving towards something that I thought was a beautiful force for good had turned out to be so evil. I knew that customers were betrayed. So many customers had to put their trust in us. And, you know, according to Sam's take, chances to rebuild this hole depended enormously on me continuing to try to make the company successful. And I knew that would require me betraying customers and employees. During September, while this was all coming out within Sam's inner circle, SBF planned a trip to the Middle East to attempt a long shot to rescue the company. Although the original plan was to put together a fundraising round for the company, Sam instead suggested doing a deal with Telegram. He said that they should buy $120 million worth of TUN tokens, which had been the subject of an SEC enforcement action in 2020, but which we're looking to relaunch. Alongside the investment, Sam had said that FTX engineers could build a payment network that utilized the token. Nishad said the plan, quote, made me extremely nervous. Getting even longer random illiquid tokens was not something I was excited about, especially when the cost would come from customers. Nishad also discussed political donations that had been made in his name. He said that FTX Digital Markets CEO Ryan Salem had access to his bank account for the purpose of making these donations. Nishad said that he was used to make donations, quote, for optics, advantageous that it was useful for my name to be associated with some donations, even if the end recipient understood they were really coming from someone else. Now, many people have pointed out that if the organizations or individual politicians accepting these donations knew they were coming from someone else, that would be extremely problematic for them. Finally, to close out the day, Nishad described work he had done to manipulate revenue data for FTX. He said that at the end of 2021, he had, quote, made transfers from one of Sam's companies to another to FTX to make it appear as though FTX had higher revenues. Prior to this, FTX had recorded around 950 million dollars in revenue for the year. Unsatisfied, Sam instructed Nishad to make these transactions to ensure that FTX hit a billion dollars in revenue for the year. The particular change was that Sam decided to charge his other company for staking serum tokens. Nishad said that he was instructed to backdate the transactions to make it appear that they had been charged throughout the year. Now, in addition to all these details, the other aspect of this testimony was sort of as a check on Sam's character. Sam had explained that he was friends with Sam's brother from high school and that Nishad had initially felt intimidated by Sam, who he viewed as a, quote, formidable and brilliant person. Nishad said, I had a lot of admiration and respect for him, but over time that eroded. Now, yesterday, Nishad faced cross -examination. And once again, it was not really that effective. A Slate article on Monday characterized the cross -examination so far like this. The cross -examinations have rarely, if ever, directly rebutted the government's severe allegations, which encompass wire fraud, money laundering and five conspiracy counts related to securities and commodities fraud, among others. More often, the attorneys repeat simple questions on matters the prosecution has already established before building their way up to potential conclusions that never seem to land. That characterization sort of held up here with Nishad. Matthew Russell Lee at Inner City Press on Twitter, who I can't recommend highly enough for the play -by -play coverage, characterized the cross -examination as meandering. Now, that said, Coindesk did write a piece yesterday called, for once, Bankman Fried's Lawyer Lands a Punch. The lead of that story is, Nishad Singh, a member of Sam Bankman Fried's inner circle, couldn't quite remember what he had told prosecutors about his conversation with the fallen cryptocurrency mogul and other FTX executives he said Tuesday in response to questioning from SPF's lawyers. The former Bankman Fried confidant's admission marked the first time since the trial began two weeks ago that the defense had seemingly managed to poke a hole in the case against their client, whose empire crumbled nearly a year ago. I think reflecting on what this testimony did for the prosecution, in many ways, it was similar to Caroline Ellison. In the same way, at one point, Caroline finally broke down and really gave the impression of a person who had been wracked by guilt with their knowledge of the things that they were doing. Nishad, too, sort of acted as a voice of consciousness in that he clearly had guilt around what he was doing, even if he continued to do it. You basically have this situation where everyone around SPF who knows about all these things that are going on is getting increasingly uncomfortable with the brazenness of them and yet is compelled or pressured by Sam to continue and just stop worrying about it. It really reinforces the idea that there was at the center of this story a central, dominant ringleader, which, of course, isn't really good for the defense. Now, the next big question is whether SPF himself is going to go on the stand in his own defense. There are hints that he might. In a Sunday night filing, Sam's defense team reiterated their request for better access to Adderall for their client. The defense claimed that Sam has been receiving a single dose before leaving jail on the mornings of court appearances. They claim this dose wears off by the time the trial begins each day, meaning that Sam has been unable to, quote, concentrate at the level he ordinarily would and that he would not be able to meaningfully participate in the presentation of the defense case. Their letter to the judge said that this lack of Adderall could play a critical role in determining, quote, the critical decision of whether Mr. Bankman -Fried will testify. Many commentators have taken the position that the defense has been floundering so far. They've struggled to discredit witnesses or present a coherent case during cross -examination. In fact, their performance has been so bad that some are beginning to wonder if the plan is to set up an appeal on procedural grounds. Alongside the practical issues with receiving adequate medication, in this letter, the defense have flagged one of the grounds for an eventual appeal. The idea that throughout the process, Sam has been denied his right to, quote, meaningfully participate in his defense. Investor Adam Cochrane certainly thinks that this is the gambit. He writes, PS, they don't actually give an F about his meds. They care about throwing out the trial. Vegan meals, lacking meds, weird medical hours. They'll probably try and claim some mental duress violating his right to compulsory process and self -defense. Does it work? Unlikely. But they want you to pity him. They want the jury to pity him. They want to throw every wrench they can into the gears of justice and grind it to a halt. Now, others were speculating about whether Sam could actually resist the lore of testifying in his own defense. Delphi Digital General Counsel Gabriel Shapiro wrote, imagine how epic it will be if SPF actually testifies. He could not even withstand cross -examination by Coffeezilla. Prosecutors will absolutely shred him on cross. Let's just hope he can be that stupid and narcissistic to give us one last show before he's put away for good. Of course, if Sam does make that last Hail Mary decision, you better believe we will be there to cover it. For now, that is going to do it for today's episode. I appreciate you guys listening as always. Also, one more big thank you to today's sponsor, Kraken. Go to kraken .com slash the breakdown and see what crypto can be. And until next time, be safe and take care of each other. Peace.
Unchained
A highlight from SBF Trial, Day 9: Nishad Singh Describes Former FTX CEO as a Bully and Big Spender
"Apple Card is the credit card created by Apple. You earn 3 % daily cash back up front when you use it to buy a new iPhone 15, AirPods, or any products at Apple. And you can automatically grow your daily cash at 4 .15 % annual percentage yield when you open a high -yield savings account. Apply for Apple Card in the Wallet app on iPhone. Apple Card is subject to credit approval. Savings is available to Apple Card owners subject to eligibility. Savings accounts by Goldman Sachs Bank USA. Member FDIC. Terms apply. Hi, everyone. Thanks for tuning in to the Unchained Recap for Day 9 of the criminal trial for Sam Bigman -Fried. In devastating testimony for the defense, former FTX head of engineering Nishad Singh detailed instances of bullying behavior from ex -CEO Sam Bigman -Fried and numerous times when SPF used customer funds to fuel his spending spree. Singh described an organization that allegedly defrauded FTX customers by freely spending customer assets on ill -advised investments, sponsorships, and political action, all at Bankman -Fried's direction, and a leadership style that browbeat and belittled anyone who disagreed with him or expressed concerns. Singh's testimony echoed comments by the prosecution's other two star witnesses during the first two weeks, former Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison and former FTX chief technology officer Gary Wong. I was blindsided and horrified. I felt really betrayed. That five years of blood, sweat, and tears from me and so many employees driving towards something that I thought was a beautiful force for good had turned out to be so evil, Singh said. I knew that customers were betrayed. So many customers had to put their trust in us. Singh, who came across as earnest and is having a strong conscience, told jurors that SPF continued to spend excessively even after learning of an $8 billion hole in Alameda's balance sheet that mushroomed as the crypto market slumped following the collapse of the I deficit. learned of the hole and even after that, implicitly and explicitly, I greenlit transactions that I knew must have been digging the hole deeper and therefore coming from customer funds, Singh said. Singh, who was Bankman -Fried's younger brother's friend and had known SPF since high school, was initially intimidated by the defendant after joining Alameda in 2017. But he lost faith in SPF amid his dismissiveness and seeming dishonesty to where company's financial management. I had a lot of admiration and respect for him, Singh said. Over time, I think a lot of that eroded, and I grew distrustful. Singh described his increasing concern about Bankman -Fried's spending even as the company sank deeper into debt. I'd frequently go to Sam and express that I thought that the spend was too large or that it didn't make sense, in essence, a bad business decision. And I also would express that I felt kind of embarrassed and ashamed of how much it all reeked of excess and flashiness. It didn't align with what I thought we were building a company for. Some examples of the excess were that Alameda had invested $1 .5 billion into Bitcoin miner Genesis digital assets in early 2022, as well as $500 million into AI startup Anthropic and $200 million into incubation firm K5, founded by Michael Kives. The K5 deal accelerated after SPF attended a Super Bowl -related party in Los Angeles with several top A -list celebrities. Hillary Clinton, Doug Emhoff, Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Kate Hudson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeff Bezos, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, Kendall Jenner, Kris Jenner, and Corey Gamble. Singh said SPF described the event as, quote, the most impressive collection of people he had ever seen in one location, adding that the FTX co -founder told him that if asked, K5 could probably arrange an FTX dinner with Elon Musk, former President Barack Obama, Rihanna, and Mark Zuckerberg in a month. When Singh saw the term sheet with K5, which proposed hundreds of millions of dollars in bonuses to Kives and his partner Brian Baum, as well as $1 billion for their VC firm, he was shocked. Quote, I was worried that partnering with K5 and giving them this much money would be really toxic to FTX and Alameda culture, that every day I was actively trying to espouse, I felt we all were, that politicking and social climbing was not going to be rewarded. And here we were rewarding people in exorbitant amounts, Singh said. He added that he asked SPF to use his own personal money for the deal so that it wouldn't affect the culture of FTX. Singh also detailed his shock at the $1 .1 billion FTX spent on sponsorships, such as the naming rights for the Miami Heat basketball arena and endorsements from top celebrities, including Steph Curry, Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen, and Larry David. He was also uncomfortable with the spending on real estate. For instance, before they moved into their luxury penthouse apartment, Bigman Fried and his future roommates argued over where to live. The group had initially chosen a more modest apartment, but SPF wanted to check out the penthouse. Quote, Sam really liked this one, Singh said. Sam's a fan of views, and there was substantial disagreement about if we should go with it, in part because it was really expensive, in part because it's super ostentatious. When discussing it with SPF, Singh said, quote, Sam said that he would pay $100 million for the drama to just be done with and go away, which I took as a pretty clear sign that I should shut up. In September 2022, Singh had a discussion with the defendant about the lack of collateral Alameda had to support its futures trading. Singh determined that Alameda was short $10 billion of what was needed to support its trading positions and relied on its $65 billion line of credit to make up for this multi -billion dollar deficit. Bigman Fried instructed Singh to transfer SPF's Ellison's and Wong's personal SRM tokens, which were locked, and therefore illiquid, into Alameda's main trading account. Singh said the transfer was meant to fool the CFTC, or US Commodity Futures Trading Commission, by making it seem as if Alameda had posted more collateral than it had. Singh did not execute the transfer, saying that it felt wrong. He said, quote, I was fine giving up my personal assets. I'd taken on debts and given up my assets for the company countless times. But I understood the purpose of this exercise was to be, you know, to fool a US regulator and to fool employees of the company. And I wasn't comfortable doing that. Singh, who was freaking out about the possibility that FTX would be unable to meet customer withdrawals, had an evening talk with the defendant in the fall of 2022 on the palatial balcony of their luxurious apartment, which featured a swimming pool and several lounge chairs. In this talk, Singh said he was worried about Alameda's NAV, which was his euphemism for the hole, and Bigman Fried responded, quote, I'm not sure what there is to worry about. NAV is fantastic by almost any measure. When Singh asked how much Alameda was short by, SPF said, quote, that is the wrong question to be asking, and then proceeded to talk about how much he could deliver within various timeframes. Around $5 billion in 24 hours, substantially more in several weeks. And after that, quote, again, substantially more. At some point, Singh said, Jesus fucking Christ. And Bigman Fried said that his shortcoming of several billion dollars had been taxing him about 5 to 10 percent of his productivity. While Singh responded, he thought it would hit him a lot harder. The prosecutor asked Singh why he didn't leave FTX. He said he considered leaving the company every day, but added, quote, how could I live with myself if my departure precipitated a fall that might have been unavoidable? Singh details how he tried to cut costs of the company and said that at first he was, quote, pleasantly surprised and felt he was able to cut a couple hundred million dollars in spend. But further conversations with SPF made him realize that what Singh felt was, quote, an obligation was, quote, not being taken seriously since SPF was unwilling to cut endorsement and sponsorship deals that meant another $1 billion was, quote, headed out the door. After SPF returned from his Middle East fundraising trip, Singh, who so rarely met with a former FTX CEO one -on -one, said that it was an annual occurrence, met with him privately again, this time in one of Sam's apartments. After beginning by stating he was not doing well and thinking of quitting, Singh asked SPF how it was going with NAV. SPF, who was standing in the kitchen with his back against the fridge, said he could raise anywhere from $0 to $5 billion. He told Singh the main plan was to make FTX a success and said to Singh, quote, that depends a huge part on you. You're one of the few people, Nishad, that can take that kind of work off my plate so I can focus on the rest of this. Singh admitted he had been afraid to ask SPF for the meeting and said that he felt the defendant was, quote, very mad and that the meeting was tense with, quote, long periods of silence. Then he listed some of what he called Sam's tells for when he's upset and how SPF showed them in this conversation. Quote, puffed out his chest, hands back. He was grinding his finger, closing his eyes, grinding his teeth or tongue in his mouth. And when he opened them to respond, he would sort of glare at me with some intensity. I ended up apologizing to him at the end for asking for the meeting because I could tell it was so unwelcome. Singh pleaded guilty to charges related to violating campaign finance laws, which involved letting donations be made at his name even though they were funded from Alameda or as a borrower from FTX. Some of these loans were used for Bank One Three's political donation campaign and to fund his brother's political action committee, guarding against pandemics. Additionally, he said he participated in falsifying and backdating FTX's 2021 revenue numbers for auditors. SPF wanted FTX's revenue, which stood at 950 million dollars for the year, to be one billion dollars because FTX's revenue would show up on a spreadsheet that would be presented to investors. SPF proposed creating fake revenue backdated throughout the year from charging for offering staking services of serum. When withdrawals began to accelerate on November 5th, Singh became, quote, concerned that this might spell doom and the end of our fraud. Since he knew customers who expected full access to their assets did not know that they were not backed. Although Singh seemed to have a strong sense of right and wrong, even he ended up doing things he wasn't proud of. Around this time, he sent SPF a signal message asking if he could, quote, make some fictitious transactions that it looks like I had paid off this amount that I owed. Singh explained that he meant backdated transactions, which was, quote, something I knew could be done because Sam had proposed it once to me in other contexts. Singh acknowledged this, quote, felt wrong and said he wasn't trying to excuse himself, but said, quote, I was in different levels of having a right mind throughout these days. On November 6th, he said a war room meeting gathered in one of Bankman -Fried's apartments. It was attended by Singh, SPF, Ellison, Wong, Romnick Aurora, and by phone, head of FTX Digital Markets, Ryan Salem, who all were workshopping a draft tweet thread by Bankman -Fried. Quote, there was a point when they were discussing whether or not to characterize FTX as solvent or well -capitalized. I felt very uncomfortable with both definitions, Singh said. I felt neither was true. Singh leaned over the couch to say something like, quote, I'm not comfortable with this. I'm recusing myself. He testified. They acknowledged in a kind of annoyed way and proceeded. Singh had wanted to halt withdrawals rather than make a statement about FTX's strength. He said, quote, I'd overheard in the conversation opinions that these tweets should be really strong, which I understood to be a euphemism for particularly misleading in such a way that will quell fears definitively. On November 8th, via signal chat, Singh and Bankman -Fried discussed the fact that lawyer Dan Friedberg was angry and that Salem might resign. Singh then wrote, quote, they may need to know that it wasn't a ton of people orchestrating it. In testimony, Singh explained, quote, I really wanted Sam to clarify what everyone's role in this fraud was. I wanted him to clarify that I wasn't orchestrating it and that I learned about it really late. I wanted Sam to clarify that he was orchestrating it. I was certainly guilty for participating in it since September, but don't feel I made the whole. And secondly, I wanted the state of my relationship with these people I loved and tried to do right by, to remain intact and for them to not hate me. It was during this part of his testimony that Singh revealed he had been, quote, suicidal for days shortly after his direct testimony ended, meaning that Tuesday morning he will face his cross -examination. Unchained will be back for more recaps tomorrow. And if you like, you can also get real -time updates on my Twitter feed at Laura Shin at around lunchtime and after 4 .30 PM when court lets out. Thanks and see you tomorrow.
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"Dogs. Yeah, they're lurch you. Now I have to know because, you know, everyone has called you America's Han is bad. I'm gonna pretend like I don't see it. I'm not gonna lie. You look like one of the Chris is, all right, in recap, maybe, on a good day. But people must get animals and make appointments just to see you. I mean, yeah. Don't lie. Don't lie. Tell the truth. 'cause you know I came in there with a stuffed animal one time and you just rejected it. Not quite that far, but yeah, we see healthy pets that have an issue, then I can't figure out and I'm not sure why they're coming in necessarily. It's happened. But you know why? Do you fart to deal with animals sometimes better than humans? I mean, sure, doing all of us sometimes. Okay, I'm not the only one there. Okay. No, no. I love people. And honestly, working with people is a huge part of my job. I mean, as a clinical veterinarian, when I'm in practice, I'm talking to pet parents all the time. And these are the babies. These are their loved ones. One of these people don't have kids or anything. So that's a huge thing. Yeah. Yeah, well, if I get a cat, would you be my veterinary? Thank you guys. Yes, God very forgotten. You can go to pitch bet. Don com, nothing says I can't look. Not to learn more about doctor Evans summer pet tips and where can people find you on Instagram? Yeah. Doctor Evan antin, DR period, Evan Anton. Nice. You guys coming up. Housewives feuds and blackouts. We got the drama from ultimate girls trip next. You had the calmest person. I like his boat. Yay. So hopefully not too. Elvis was a role of a lifetime for Austin butler and the king's family agreed. Lisa Marie Presley even said that if he doesn't win an Oscar, she'll eat her own foot. Austin told Francesca. All that all feels. I've been trying to figure out how to articulate it, but it basically is just, it's.
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"Have a newborn. You look good. I do. Oh, that is called makeup. And caffeine. That's what's going on there, yeah. We got a newborn. She's a month old and she's just so perfect and so special. It's really been nice for me to be able to actually spend more time with her older sister who's 21 months because mama is on baby duty and I've been able to really bond with her in a way that I hadn't yet, which is really special. Lots of dance parties and fairy wings and, you know, you're putting them on? Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah, I'm girl dad, for sure. Okay, so I gotta be honest with you. You know, the average family, when we want to get together and spend time, we just go to dinner, but you, you know, you shoot TV series with brothers in law. That's right, yeah, yeah, I couldn't. I couldn't, I couldn't get him to come over for a meal, so I had to create a series just to put him in. It was fantastic having him on set. He's a very, very dedicated young man. I have to ask, you're working with your brother in law on set. What's that even like? Are y'all going to dinner after you're having a drink or is he gonna put you in a hotel? Look, I'm not that big of a role in this and he's the main, you know, head honcho, you know? And by the way, he's not only starring in it. He's producing it. He was show running it. You know, he's the one who got the right sort. So this was his baby, you know? And watching a go from kind of the ideation in the book into a reality, he was so specific about every little thing with the project. So he was, he was in work mode for the whole time. Tell me what happened. Somebody fed us bad Intel. He just set up answers for blood. Blood. Why was this the role for you? This was the role for me to tell you, that's a great question. For years, I've been kind of at the mercy of other people what they wanted to do. I've been very lucky, very blessed. And I finally am in a position to where I can do exactly what I want to do. And I read this book and I knew that this was this. It's a love letter to our navy seal community and our special operators are men and women in uniform and was an opportunity to try something completely different and unexpected, which is what I'd like to continue to do as an actor. It's what I did when I went from Andy dwyer into star lord and now it's like another new turn and an opportunity to just really spread my wings and continue to learn and grow. So I want your children to join the industry one day. I want them to be happy. And it makes me happy, but if it makes them happy, sure. Justin, I.
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"Got a comment from moose. We tracked him down in town. Why y'all doing what's up? He said he's been a moose just let us know that he's still at Yellowstone where you left him. So go run it up and he ready for that date. You didn't deserve that line. You know what? And you know what? To all the production people that actually did that thought about this, Rebecca, and Jen. And the director in the back. They got you. That's tough. I'm not going to even say. You guys. You guys. You guys. You'll never see Madonna dress down for anything. Not even better PD role, okay? For a cameo, I'm Will & Grace back in O three. She refused to dress as an everyday office worker. That's according to executive producer Gary janetti. He also told the behind the velvet rope where David Jones podcast Madonna brought her own wardrobe and her own glam to set. Have you ever worked with somebody like this? Yes, I have. And Madonna is music. Television and film is too completely separate worlds. And some people are able to distinguish the two. And some people are not able to get out of that. And when they're not able to do that, you leave them alone and leave them to their own devices. And at this time, she was like the highest. She was at the peak of her career. She was Madonna, you know, but my thing is, when you come on a sitcom, come on now. You are supposed to play the character. You're not coming there unless it's for you to be a cameo asthma Donna. You know, they work really hard to creatives, the producers, like what they just did. I'll go along with moose, moose is not an animal. He's an actual man, but you know what? They thought about it and he said, we gotta move sound, so let's play the sound. He is so you go along with it. You know what I'm saying? You go along with it. Madonna should have went along with it because they wrote jokes for it. They had a whole thing. And then she kept talking about a person though that is used to having their own team and living in their own bubble. She brought her own clothes. Yeah, but here's the jam. Here's a jam. If somebody told me tomorrow that Beyoncé wants to walk in here or some big Nicki Minaj wants to walk in here, but we can't talk about X, Y, and Z, and she gonna bring this and she wants to sit here and she wants this sliding. For the sake of the show, I'm gonna say no matter. Let's just talk show the coming as themselves. If you get the biggest name inside. You need to do what's in that damn script. That's what you do. Right here. Been on for the ten of them since she been three. She know what she's talking about. You wrong? You wrong today, pearl. You're wrong. Day fighting. They fight. You should have brought up that moose. I'm gonna be on your ass the whole.
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"Trying to get on that tricycle. And I heard that the creep how much better because I'm on my treadmill now. Look at me. Get in my bed. You gotta get a magnet. Get it, get it. Get this game. You know what? Too early. Oh my God. It's a drink. And just like the time I was ready to get up on it. Okay. Come on. And just like that, we have another Hollywood split. This time it's Kendall Jenner and NBA star Devin Booker. A source tells E. News after two years together, they decided they have very different lifestyles. Now, the last time we saw these two was just a few weeks ago, they were quite a Travis wedding. Y'all. What are y'all thinking happening in Italy? You know they was a pressure in her about this baby. That's what Justin, I think it was about the baby talk. Because remember, you know, they were mama. Yeah, Chris was saying, you know, everybody got baby, except you. And so now I think it's some pressure on her to have baby. And Devin had got a pressure to get a championship, and he got a focus. You know what I mean? So I don't think that they like broke up broke up. I just think they take it a break. Do you think I think so too? A lot of people break up during summer. Yeah. Like right before summer, you leave room for a new life. This is becoming out me and just go crazy. It's true. That's why James living at motel 6 right now. Ronnie was ready to have a hot girl summer. But Lonnie, you are right. And I think a lot of times when our families put pressure on us, we transfer the pressure. It's like a direct deposit that we don't even know that we're doing. And it gets a little crazy and also sometimes when you're focused on your job and on your work, you sometimes have to put love on the side. Yeah. And we saw how love kind of, you know, Chris Tristan Thompson ain't made a free throw in, you know, 6 months because he got all that pressure on his county. Who's counting? But have you had to put your, you know, you know, love life aside for your career. I'm doing it right now. Really? I've done it all my life. Like, we talked about last time about relationships. I always let the man pick me and I never chose the guy, so that's why I thought it was cool for Chloe to kind of switch it up. But I always pick Korea over all the relationships, always. Because I started out as a child actor. So it's my second nature. It's unfortunate. Sometimes, right? I'm okay with it. Is there one that you wish you can go back and redo that you just say, there is everybody. I think everybody has that one. Yeah, and I let them go. And I knew when I was letting him go. I was like, you know, I might regret this. Mine's his name was moose. Who was in college? He loved it did me. He loved it. But I just left it ready. And that's the thing. Sometimes when you know in relationships, you not ready. And you know this person is good, but it's just a timing, you know, what Eric about you say, I see you in another life. See you next night. Yes. But sometimes you have to let people go because I knew at my stage of my career that I was going to pick career over him. So you have no regrets. I don't have any regrets in life y'all. I don't have any regrets in life. Not one. You know what, and I love that. You know, sometimes think what if I'm a what if conifers? Okay. And I'm mad at myself 'cause there was a one that I let go. And I didn't fight hard enough for it. Not that I let go. I didn't fight hard enough. What happened? And I'm just. What happened? No, I'm just. I tried to be hard and be like, yeah, whatever, I'm good. I'm gonna be good. When I know that he wanted me to fight for him. But and you didn't do it. I didn't do it because I was starting this career and I was gonna be traveling. That's okay. See, it's okay in life to make choices. Yeah. Your choice may not be the best choice that you feel at that time, but in the long run, you'll see why you made that decision. No, too. See, they're young. Okay, they're still in their 20s. In 2025, 24, so they still got a little time. I'm sorry, you still die. You still thought in that 50? Justin. You still thought that saying for you, you, you gotta start, you know, cut your losses, buddy, 'cause, you know, you getting up there and we can't even get you in prison. Okay? So get your a let your ego out. You got a job. It's about balance, who's it come to a certain point? I don't want you having to live with me. Hold on, hold on. With you. I'm like speaking of living with you. We.
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"Big house, all the jewelry. And the lifestyle. So she has to look for someone that can provide that for her. How do you ladies feel about this? You watched it last night. Well, yeah. This is my guilty pleasure. So I stayed up past my bedtime and watched it. No, and I enjoyed it. In this particular instance, I mean, set had a weird, I don't know how they edit the show or whatever, but it was, she was a little, she seemed a little off just because the whole robbery happened with Dorit, and that was awful. And the way they edited it, it kind of seemed like something just wanted to talk about her dating life or whatever. But who knows? Anyway, that said. What did seem like shade? I mean, Erica hasn't said that she wants to date a guy for his money. I don't want to date a guy. It's just about to ask that. Is it wrong? I don't think there's anything wrong with saying that you want to date a guy with money. I don't think there's anything wrong with you saying that you want to date a broke guy. It is your preference. That's what makes it yours. I think that's true. I think like for me, it isn't so much about money. It's about accomplishment. It's about confidence because I do think when a successful woman is with a guy who maybe doesn't really have it together. And like I said, that's not necessarily associated with money. I think it can be threatening. I'm going to tell you, none of these ladies are going to bring in a plumber. And I love plumbers. But none of them, not on this show. So for anybody to sit back and say, you know, you're not looking for no rich guy. I just don't believe it. Even 100. Just keep it 100. You're not bringing that because felice surrendered to talk about your man? No, you're not, you know. Thank you, ladies. It's been great. Y'all let us set that DVR for tomorrow. We've got some serious star power. We're hanging out with Kelly Clarkson and Courtney Cox Rebel Wilson. And we're gonna have a surprise from George Clooney. Big news, daily pop is now on TikTok so go and find us. Be sure to check out nightly pop tonight. I'm on that at 1130, have a good day, everybody. Get well soon Justin big bubble head. Miss you..
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"I'm gonna say. We know Zach Efron is hot. But now he's taking things to a whole new level. And his new movie firestarter, he plays a daddy. Not that kind of daddy, like a dad. He is ready to be ready to become one in real life. Maybe at some point down the road, we'll see, of course, I'd love to be a dad one day, but I don't know what if the movie made me want to do it any sooner. Now you were fantastic Brian, but I think I got a little bit more time. To wait. Our responsibility is getting her ready. Our responsibility is to protect her. For this movie, especially not only is it all about this fire and this action happening, but it's also about this family. And so Zach was always there for me and was really awesome. Let her go, it's gonna get a lot worse. Most interaction I've had with fire in a ever. You can actually tell how far we were in the movie based on how big the fires were getting and progressively as we got through the story. They got stronger. Stronger and stronger, and actually at the very end, we just started burning down the whole set. And in case you were wondering, yes, he did get burned. A few times. It kind of was just par for the course. So what superpower would Zach wanted real life? Cooking. Just being able to cook. Even simple things. If you think about it, if you had the firepower, you could just kind of light upon the cook something. That is a good point. Another item on his wish list, reuniting with his old High School Musical buddies. I'm something new. Having the opportunity to in any form go back and work with that team would be so amazing. Yeah, my heart's still there. That would be incredible. I hope it happens. And I think everybody would love to get involved. And I'll try and keep them moving in the right direction. Many moons ago, I had an audition with Lee Daniels and Zac Efron, and I only took the audition so that I could meet Zac Efron and I read with.
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"That's disgusting. I told you. This is befuddled by that. I have never shared a toothbrush with another person in my life. And for some reason with Rory, we have never not used the same toothbrush. Is she trying to save money? What's happening? It seems they're hard for you. You can get them at the dollar store. I do think it's and she later in the interview, she talks about where else they share things and that it shouldn't be that. Which I do think she does kind of have a point. I mean, it is, I do think this, like, people are just willing to sort of Willy know you have sex with each other. But like, they won't give you keys to their house. They won't let you borrow whatever toothbrush tear. No, no, no, I wouldn't do the job. I agree. I'm totally. I am so nuts about my toothbrush when I stay in a hotel. This is true. Yeah. I wrap my toothbrush in Kleenex, and I put it in the safe before I leave, because I have fantasies, nightmares, really, of what somebody who comes in my room might do with my toothbrush. No, no. What? Oh, yeah. So I'm obsessed with the whole toothbrush. There's no way I'm sharing my toothbrush. I keep my toothbrush just like, you know, I know where that toothbrush has been. That said, it is funny to me that people are so easily intimate and yet they draw these lines. Yeah. Certain things. Because we're French kissing up. We're French kissing. And other things. And putting your mouth everywhere. And yeah, a toothbrush was where you draw the line. But when the toothbrush, you're scraping your tongue, you're all up in the back. I'm sorry, but I would never. I don't care how much you can actually, if the person has a viral infection, here comes nerd Lonnie. If you have a viral infection, that person can actually spread it. That's why the dentist actually say, don't share your toothbrush because of that. But on Instagram, we did ask the people would you share your toothbrush with your partner? 85% of y'all said, hell no. Okay. Thank you. I thought you were going to say they said yes, I was like, that can't be true. No, no. We have very clean people here. I'd rather use a Q tip or my finger like you know what you get stuck. You get drunk and you end up at someone's house. You don't have your toothbrush. Yeah, they're all kinds of things you can use other than the other person. They got the money. Okay. Much love you are as you know, with James. You would never use his toothbrush. Hell no. We got money. Go to the dollar store. Get you some toothbrushes, okay? Okay. Now, Amanda Cy friend says being famous sucks, but claims she is not super famous. Amanda tells Marie Claire, I think being really famous must really suck. It must make you feel comfortable unsafe in the world. I've also been somewhat recognizable. I mean, I've always been, but it's been the healthiest trajectory. I don't know if I read that, right? She seems to dislike the word famous. Is it hard for you to say? I'm famous. Terry hatcher. Mmm um. It is hard for me to say I'm famous. Wisteria lane? Yeah, no, I know. If you asked my daughter, she would just be like, there's been many times that I find myself going, you know, well, 'cause I mean, I'm sort of fame. Yeah, it's a weird, I don't know if I mean it in the same context as her, but it is a, it's a strange thing to adjective to use as yourself. When you're describing yourself as hard to say. It feels presumptuous and kind of snotty or something and I don't like it. But and but also, I think the craft of being an actor, I just don't think anyone ever approaches it as a goal. Like it's not, it is a result that happens, the more big you don't want to appear braggadocios. I guess he's saying I'm famous. I don't really, I'm not consciously thinking that, but I mean, maybe that's part of it. Let me tell you something. I use it when I need to. Okay, cop stops me. You say I'm famous. Excuse me. What the word at all? I always joked that, you know, that don't you know who I think I am. I use it if I have to. If he gives me like, or if she gives me like, you look submit, oh, yes, I'm familiar. Yeah. You better tell me. I'm on E daily pop. Yeah. Y'all have lost y'all's mind. I'm answering for both of y'all. If I was you two, I would easily be like, yeah, that's me. Oh yes, yes. I use it to your advantage. Use it for good. It's not that you're taking a I use it for good. Yeah, you're not taking advantage of anything in society. You're just saying like, oh, you know, they're like, oh, we brought you some extra bread Lonnie. We love you on daily pop. Okay, well, thank you so much. That's so sweet. Let me know if I can take a photo with the cast with the crew. You know, the chefs in the back. Like, you use it for good. I think that fame can be in this day and age, you know, looked at negatively, but you could use it for good, like the way Tom Cruise grabbed your hand. And now you're famous. You still remember that? I haven't washed my hands since. Tom and I have been texting back and forth. One thing has led to another. I'm pleased to say that no, I know that man. I don't know what I mean..
Daily Pop
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Rumors that she and her man are on the rocks. Break up rumors swirled around after rich Paul missed her 34th birthday party last week, but Adele shared these pics letting everyone know they're still going strong. Everything they look franny. She has that glow. I'm so happy for her, Dale, because we know that what she has gone through in the past, but they'll bring up that picture real quick. No, I want all of our viewers to come closer to your screen and show that last photo. Get close to the screen. Look at Paul rich's index finger. What is on that index finger? A set of keys. They are in front of a home. They're holding up keys. It is my hypotheses that they have just moved in together. They have just moved in together Friday. They just on the Mark. They just bought a home together. And if it hits the presses next week, you heard it here. What do you win? Yes, you win. It's time flies. Which means that they've been together for a while. And but why do you think he didn't go to her birthday party? Because he was with Kendall, no, I'm just. Kidding, birthday party. I see took that seat. I might have been with LeBron James. I think he's still LeBron James agent. He was and you know it is like the playoffs and things like that. So I think he probably was actually working, but in this day and age. A star like Adele that she has to put up pictures to prove that she's still in a relationship. She doesn't have to do anything, right? But yeah, I mean, she's in love. She's proud that they look beautiful. That's what Instagram's for. Letting people know what you're doing. So I guess that makes sense. But I'll be honest, she's also a human. And as humans, we have feelings and we also have eyeballs and we read these tabloids and we read these things about us and when we hear that my boyfriend is breaking up with me and know we're happily in love, you kind of want to stick it to the world in some way. We do say that that was the one good thing about social media in regards at least to being a celebrity. It was the first time that you could get in front of a story. You know, you used to have zero control. The tablets say whatever they want and there really was no place to fight back. And so that's what. And it's a way to do it classy without, you know, making a lot of comments. Pictures tell a thousand words. Now, Sarah Simpson did not believe in boundaries. She told the ladies of the view, she shares everything with her man, including her toothbrush. Well, I have a question for you because I was a funneled by this. Before the pandemic, you were living alone. And you had said that you weren't sure you would ever share your bed again. And since then, you started dating, and not only are you sharing your bed. You're sharing your toothbrush. Ew. Really?.
The Aloönæ Show
"kendall jenner" Discussed on The Aloönæ Show
"Well, we've got to know the fact that it is more direct to the viewers and with the misconception is that, you know, the potentially also it's a scammer. It's where as you've said with Kendall Jenner and all those other models, they marketed the far festival, which was a master. It was a massive scam. So it's a massive steel. Yeah. So like, okay, so it's a two part question. So the first spot in terms of benefits, I think it's crucial to having Muslim acting because it helps to humanize your brand. That's a very powerful thing to do. I'll give you an example. I mean, especially in today's world where you have a lot of scammers, you have a lot of brands that are just there on social media to just make a quick buck, they take your money and they run away. I mean, these things do exist. So for those smaller brands, people who are looking to start a.
Daily Pop
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Oh, Paris looks good. She looks great. Let's talk about this outfit. I really love it. She is kind of giving executive in the front. Party in the back. Yeah. I can't tell if it's chains or diamonds. It looks like diamonds, though. I was like, she's a Hilton. It's probably dumb. And simply crystals. If we're gonna take a guess, I think it's diamonds what do you guys think of the look? She looks beautiful. And she looks like she's really fit and toned and healthy and I love that. I love the vibrancy that she has and she seems happy. She's not the giddy. I know you want her a little more giddy. Well, 'cause she's really wet. You want her to be like a little more bubbly, but I think she just has her red carpet. Yeah, well, in the interview, when she's animated and talking, then I get the joy and the buoyancy of her life. In this picture, it's very like stoic stoic and kind of their ice queenie. Yeah. I mean, I always love Paris Hilton and I think she looks amazing. I'm jealous and kind of upset with myself that my back of my sweater isn't the same. And every time I watch a video of her and did you see her Netflix cooking show? Some of it. I mean, I always fall in love with Paris again 'cause I think that she's just so cute and funny and I love it. Well you guys know there were other people who hit the carpet Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox were there as well he wore like a colorful floral jacket, Megan she went with like a brown mini dress. What are we thinking of this look? Why pop a color on Machine Gun Kelly? Yeah, I mean, look, she looks incredible. Her body, she's beautiful. She's aging beautifully. She looks amazing, and he's vibrant and bright. And you know, I don't feel like they consulted each other when they got to us. That did not happen. There was no consultation. Yeah. I thought they meant that they met at the door. They were like, oh, you know, they came out of their closet. It's really cool to have his jacket open exposed the tattoos a little bit. But I like the look. I'm not mad at it. I'm not mad at it either. I'm always jealous of guys that paint their nails 'cause I feel like I would want to, but every time I do my hands, look like 5 kelb bas attached to a stop. You guys, that is, I hope you loved our fashion commentary. That's all the time we have for today. We'll see you tomorrow. We're with Kelly Clarkson. See you later. Bye. Bye. Beautiful. Great show. Yes.
Daily Pop
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Okay. So I feel renewed then. I take it back. Now, let me ask you this question, because recently I had a girlfriend who had a guy come back after a couple of years and I feel like this is the season. This is that season of, you know, we have cuffing season, you know, right before the winter. Right. Now, but for the summer the exes like to come back because they know you're about to have our girls climber. You guys think that this could inspire people to go back to their ex? Absolutely. That's exactly what that's what I'm again. That's what she said. Right, no. Es are you waiting for next? I'm waiting for, I think that there is great love that the timing was wrong. So yes, I would have somebody in my mind I want you to be with, but we'll talk about it off camera. Okay, that's great too. I mean, you know, whatever. I would yell then with the new. I'm open. I'm so great. Adam, what do you think about X returning season? You're married, right? Okay. They better not come back. Exactly. His husband's like, what are you talking this is going, what? So, you know, I totally agree with you. I feel like this was just bad timing that I always kind of felt like they would end up together. I just didn't know how. And now I know how. I was a big benefit fan. Me too. The first time in the first time around, I was heartbroken. And I don't really get invested in celebrity couples with this one, I don't know. It just always felt special to me. People are kind of criticizing though the fact that J.Lo released the news on her newsletter. You had to sign up. You had to do all these things to become a member of apparently, to get the information. Well, I mean, you know, she still her and she's still such a marketing genius and such a, you know, she's a megastar and she has multiple platforms and multiple things she's great at and perhaps this newsletter will be a way for people to have exclusivity to I think that's what she's promised. You know what I mean? No, no. I thought about it. I thought about it, but I was like, no, I'll get the info. I'll get all the insight information when I get to work tomorrow. I am a believer of a show business. If people are going to be in it anyway, you might as well make a profit off of it..
Daily Pop
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Daily Pop
"We thought that he gave that much information by Kendall Jenner. We really got to up these D&D. All the Oscar nominees got together for a star studded lunch in yesterday, including Penélope Cruz and her husband, Javier Bardem. But the real question is, do their kids even know how famous they are? While Francesca was on the case. Do the kids know who their mother and father are. They know who we are, but they don't know a lot about this part of the work. I think the first time they saw a ceremony was with the in the Spanish academy, they saw on TV. Because they are young. So little by little, I like to introduce them first to what happens on the set. We are part of a team that makes a movie, become a reality, and it's a very difficult long process. And it's very important for me that they see that part. Instead of just taking them to red carpets or anything like that. When it comes to the Oscars night, vinegar, are the kids gonna be able to, you know, I'll give you a little bit of advice on what's aware. I would really know what I'm gonna wear because I work for I work with channel for many years and I am the biggest channel fan. You could interview me like ask me anything about any collection from the beginning of times. So yeah, I already have tried that dress on for the Oscars. And he's so beautiful. I like it a lot. Yeah, more. You have to get him. We'll do it. Nominated for best actress..
Daily Pop
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Daily Pop
"But I just bought a cove back coverage. It's the only program. It's expensive. It's like 500 bucks depending on the trip. But they will send a private jet. Even if you're asymptomatic to get you home so you don't get stuck abroad. So really, it's actually have to show a positive test result. Yeah. I know what you're thinking. I'm just saying, what are you trying to get in front of a dead hole too? Oh my God, this has been amazing. I'm obsessed with you. Yes, we are gonna make sure to follow you on all of your socials. Can you tell people really quickly where to find you? Yeah, the police guy dot com and on all social media. And then on Instagram at Brian Kelly, you can see my travels, I'm headed to meet up Mexico because of course you are. I will be tweeting you shortly after this show. Okay, I'll be flattening those DMs to talk about more and more of this. I'm fascinated and clearly on the issue. Thank you for joining us. Thank you so much for having me. All right guys, after the break, is this dress too sexy to wear to a friend's wedding? Why Kendall Jenner is finally clapping back at all the hate she got. We'll talk about this next. Kendall Jenner is finally talking about that sexy dress that she wore to a friend's wedding back in November. Now, you remember, she wore this dress that a lot of people were saying was inappropriate. So after a hater called it an appropriate on the bride's Instagram page recently, she finally clapped back and said that she thought that Kindle looks stunning and she left it the bride did. So Kendall then replied, obvi acts for your approval in advance to. We love a beach wedding. So the bride posted about it. This is why it's coming back because the bride posted about it. Someone commented. And I guess she was okay with it. Seriously, what was she gonna say? That dress was completely inappropriate, I wish she hadn't. Of course she's gonna say that. But I do think, you know, fits your friend's wedding. You wanna make sure that you're not upstaging or. I just feel like too much attention. Yeah. And thank God it was a white. I mean, I'll give her credit. Leave someone's in a white dress, but it was a little much for a wedding. It was a little selfish to me. Especially when you look like that. Yeah. She does look amazing. And it's just like, whether she was okay with the dress or not, it distracted from the day. When people weren't talking about the way they were talking about her dress. And in that sense, it felt like. If you know you're going to draw that attention on your Friends, they just let her let her have her one day. You're trying to rule thumb. If you have to call ahead of time and see like, is it okay if I wear this? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. You know, she won't be coming to any of our events. Let's talk about another dress, shall we? That's very famous girl king hidden impressive milestone at CBS News yesterday. She celebrated her tenth anniversary. So happy for her and even more impressive. She has been rocking the same dress for a decade. I've aged a little bit, but I always wear this dress every anniversary. And what's funny James our wardrobe stylist says, I don't mean to be disrespectful or insensitive, but are you sure you can still get in that dress? I'm gonna try. You're rocking it. I can't breathe, but I'm in the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Next guest is looking to turn models into brands through digital platforms and in doing so increase their career longevity She's also working with brands really well-known ones in developing their own digital strategies Julia hart is co owner and CEO of the talent representation company elite world group It represents about 5400 clients globally Her all star roster includes Tiffany Chanel Prada burberry Kendall Jenner Adriana Lima more A group that said to reach nearly 2 billion social media users worldwide That's a pretty big social footprint Yeah almost as many followers as you have before right here Yeah in my dreams It's too much work too much work Julie is also the subject of the Netflix series You might have seen it It's called my unorthodox life It premiered this past summer She joined him and me to break down her company's path from modeling agency to metaverse media giant The only reason I took over the company is because I realized that the advent of social media We are at the forefront of changing the way that people communicate and how people advertise because if you think about it social media advertising by definition has to be more honest right Julia hart who's 5 feet tall and can barely lift her handbag is not going to be doing an ad for a workout session with weeks You might in the metaverse though But we can talk about that later So what I understood is that you think of the talent instead of thinking of them as athletes or actors or models to me those are all platforms whether it's a runway a tennis court a football stadium a movie a movie site it doesn't matter We utilize that and put the power in their hands It's this massive shift in the power dynamic and this vast enough organization of fashion because for the first time it's not the talent having to run and the hope that someone chooses them that accretive director likes them that a photographer or videographer takes them under their wing but some editor of a fancy magazine wants to have a photo of them their careers and their hands And so what we're doing is we're helping them create themselves into brands and businesses We utilize the time that they're in the public eye to build them into brands so that far past the time they're on whatever platform they started from whether it's a tenders court or a runway or a football stadium Their audience is become so accustomed to coming to them They will continue They are the media They have the audience Our aggregated viewership has now reached 2.2 billion Wow Help us understand the connection to technology here because you use terms like platform and audience And I think influencer I think Instagram I think YouTube How is that married into this The way that I looked at it when I took over because to me the modeling industry was not interesting at all It felt like the flip side of the world that I came from The only reason I took it over is because I realized that I have the possibility to make an army of financial independent women by utilizing their social media channels as actual network What I'm wondering too and I look at how my daughter 18 she shops what she looks at it's all through a lot of Instagram It's all social media It's very different from how I shop But I do wonder not everybody's going to be we did a story earlier about Jessica Simpson And kind of built an incredible brand got away from her and she's trying to she just got it back and she's trying to rebuild it But not everybody will have success or are you saying that everybody will have success on social media Great question Of course everyone will not have success So what there's two what I would say two ingredients What we provide and what the talent provides So when I thought of talent as media and I realized that if I literally treat them as media they have the power They're not waiting for the casting agents in the creative directors They are now being chased by the casting agents and creative directors because they bring the audience right I always tell every talent Find your angel product And it doesn't actually mean it has to be a physical thing It means something that you are truthfully passionate about The people know when they come on your website on your Instagram page or your TikTok or whatever they're going to learn more about X if you love the environment Talk about the environment Show all of the different environmental places that you belong with and what you're doing Let people understand who you are And that's the first time in history that tennis players and models and athletes can say who they are and it's not just about what they do Tell us a little bit about though we want to talk about the metaverse What do you see Because I think Julia's safe to say you know we've all been obsessed with what Facebook are formerly known as Facebook Meta is up to and how this will fit into our world more broadly How do you see it in terms of talent and branding Because Tim and I recently caught up with our pursuits team and Chris rouser and we talked about the high end fashion houses that you work with that are selling fashion NFTs for thousands of dollars So our world is evolving Indeed it is And honestly to me metaverse and avatars way before Facebook called itself meta in 2019 I started building my team of Avatar creators and metaverse experts I started literally building the whole concept of metaverse and avatars a month and a half after I took over a CEO because to me it was an evolution of what's going on in the digital space And by that I mean think about what is the most watched show on net and D.C. right The most watched show on NBC gets on three 4 million viewers My talent gets 50 million viewers while they're mowing their law They have the audience So the first thing was to give them longevity And by giving them longevity I mean turning them into brands And we did that by bringing in-house what networks that That's Julia hart the co owner and CEO of the talent representation company elite world group When it comes to metaverse what do you think about it Are you just feel like we're just so early in You know look I got to tell you I think about Facebook and I think about Facebook's rebrand to meta think about the work that it's doing on Oculus But I had an interesting conversation this week with Katie Griffith my co anchor at quick takes stock She was talking about how was this what we were doing when we were playing Nintendo Wii years ago and been playing we tennis having these avatars of us that were doing what we were doing in the real world they were doing on the screen We're wondering about branding here Yeah I'm a little confused I don't know And does it just become that much more I think about Pong games early on that were pretty basic So does it become something that's much more detailed and an experience of some sort I don't know It's a good point You have a funny look on your face It's because I'm not quite in it you know Skeptical Come to the meta side I'm skeptical All right I'm just going to stick to my meta meditation So to come on Bloomberg businessweek Tim a story you're pretty excited about fitness app Strava in the spotlight Yeah this is a startup that's been around for years It's big in the cycling and long distance running communities And I learned a little bit about the future of the company and max traffic and got some numbers for ones from the company about how much revenue they're.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"kendall jenner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Models into brands through digital platforms and in doing so increase their career longevity She's also working with brands really well-known ones in developing their own digital strategies Julia hart is co owner and CEO of the talent representation company elite world group It represents about 5400 clients globally Her all star roster includes Tiffany Chanel Prada burberry Kendall Jenner Adriana Lima more A group that said to reach nearly 2 billion social media users worldwide That's a pretty big social footprint Yeah almost as many followers as you have each other right Yeah in my dreams It's too much work too much work Julie is also the subject of the Netflix series You might have seen it It's called my unorthodox life It premiered this past summer She joined Tim and me to break down her company's path from modeling agency to metaverse media giant The only reason I took over the company is because I realized that the advent of social media We are at the forefront of changing the way that people communicate and how people advertise because if you think about its social media advertising by definition has to be more honest right Julia hart who's 5 feet tall and can barely lift her handbag is not going to be doing an ad for a workout session with weights You might in the metaverse though But we can talk about that later So what I understood is that you think of the talent instead of thinking of them as athletes or actors or models to me those are all platforms whether it's a runway a tennis court a football stadium a movie a movie site it doesn't matter We utilize that and put the power in their hands It's this massive shift in the power dynamic And this vast enough organization of fashion because for the first time it's not the talent having to run and the hope that someone chooses them that accretive director likes them that a photographer or videographer takes them under their wing but some editor of a fancy magazine wants to have a photo of them their careers and their hands And so what we're doing is we're helping them create themselves into brands and businesses We utilize the time that they're in the public eye to build them into brands so that far past the time they're on whatever platform they started off whether it's a tenders court or a runway or a football stadium Their audience is become so accustomed to coming to them They will continue They are the media They have the audience Our aggregated viewership has now reached 2.2 billion Wow Help us understand the connection to technology here because you use terms like platform and audience And I think influencer I think Instagram I think YouTube How is that married into this The way that I looked at it when I took over because to me the modeling industry was not interesting at all It felt like the flip side of the world that I came from The only reason I took it over is because I realized that I have the possibility to make an army of financial independent women by utilizing their social media channels as actual network What I'm wondering too and I look at how my daughter she shops you know what she looks at it's all through a lot of Instagram It's all social media It's very different from how I shop But I do wonder not everybody's going to be we did a story earlier about Jessica Simpson And kind of built an incredible brand got away from her and she's trying to she just got it back and she's trying to rebuild it But not everybody will have success or you're saying that everybody will have success on social media Great question Of course everyone will not have success So what there's two what I would say two ingredients What we provide and what the talent provides So when I thought of talents as media and I realized that if I literally treat them as media they have the power They're not waiting for the casting agents in the creative directors They are now being chased by the casting agents and creative directors because they bring the audience right I always tell every talent Find your angel product And it doesn't actually mean it has to be a physical thing It means something that you are truthfully passionate about The people know when they come on your website on your Instagram page or your TikTok or whatever they're going to learn more about X if you love the environment Talk about the environment Show all of the different environmental places that you belong with and what you're doing Let people understand who you are And that's the first time in history that tennis players and models and athletes can say who they are and it's not just about what they do Tell us a little bit about though we want to talk about the metaverse What do you see Because I think Julia's safe to say you know we've all been obsessed with what Facebook are formerly known as Facebook Meta is up to and how this will fit into our world more broadly How do you see it in terms of talent and branding Because Tim and I recently caught up with our pursuits team and Chris rouser and we talked about the high end fashion houses that you work with that are selling fashion NFTs for thousands of dollars So our world is evolving Indeed it is And honestly to me metaverse and avatars way before Facebook called itself meta in 2019 I started building my team of Avatar creators and metaverse experts I started literally building the whole concept of metaverse and avatars a month and a half after I took over a CEO because to me it was an evolution of what's going on in the digital space And by that I mean think about what is the most watched show on net NBC right The most watched show on NBC gets on three 4 million viewers My talent gets 50 million viewers while they're mowing their law They have the audience So the first thing was to give them longevity and by giving them longevity I mean turning them into brands And we did that by bringing in-house what networks have That's Julia hart the co owner and CEO of the talent representation company elite world group When it comes to metaverse what do you think about it Are you just feel like we're just so early in You know look I got to tell you I think about Facebook and I think about Facebook's rebrand to meta think about the work that it's doing on Oculus But I had an interesting conversation this week with Katie Garfield my co anchor at quick takes stock She was talking about how was this what we were doing when we were playing Nintendo Wii years ago and been playing we tennis having these avatars of us that were doing what we were doing in the real world they were doing on the screen We're wondering about branding here Yeah I'm a little confused I don't know And does it just become that much more I think about Pong games early on that were pretty basic so it doesn't become something that's much more detailed and an experience of some sort I don't know It's a good point You have a funny look on your face Well it's because I'm not quite in it you know Skeptical Come to the meta side I'm skeptical All right I'm just going to stick to my meta meditation So to come on Bloomberg businessweek Tim a story pretty excited about fitness app Strava in the spotlight Yeah this is a startup that's been around for years It's big in the cycling and long distance running communities And I learned a little bit about the future of the company and max traffic and got some numbers for ones from the company about how much revenue they're doing And you know.
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
Alex Rodriguez Rents a Home Near Jennifer Lopez
"Alex rodriguez has rented a home near jennifer lopez as he is spotted with ben. Affleck's ex. Oh this is sloppy. Mistakes sonics rented a mansion in bridgehampton. Fancy new york for the summer a stone throw away from the lopez his own residence in water mail. This is according to page six over the weekend. He shared a video of himself shooting hoops as on his new hamptons home. Which is three minutes away. You get this three minutes away from j.lo's now. These two spent last summer at her sprawling estate in the hampton. So there's no way there's no way he couldn't know what he was doing. Things couldn't get even nastier in this split. Alex was spotted at a party with lindsay Chamartin member her name. She dated ben affleck on and off for years before they finally went their own way in two thousand and nineteen a rep repeal guy for alexey saying the following quote. There is absolutely zero there. They've been friends for fifteen years. I st i is now the girlfriend. He's this little bit creepy. A-rod are we a little thirsty right now. I mean seriously. We know that j. Lo and ben are getting all the media and all the attention. So how'd you sneak your way back into the picture but you get a house. Three minutes away from your fiance okay. That could work but rob once we did a tv show together. We did a piece on one of those. Entertainment news shows about us and You know you had me sit next to you because it would just kind of help. People know that we were very diverse. Feel like a doing the same thing standing next to you. Know ben affleck's ex-girlfriend like he could've sat anywhere. What at the party. Why did he not over. So there's some reports out there that he's moved on. It's not
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Kendall Jenner Had 'Personal Life Rules'
"Guys, now with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians season or show coming to an end, Kendall Jenner felt I should have said speaking of eating pussy. But Kendall Jenner felt she had to address why her boyfriends were never on the show. Oh my God, we know why. My listeners on Patreon, no why. But I'm reading this kiss ass article on that site TooFab. Too fat. And it's so insane the way these people, these writers or quasi reporters are trained. These young dumb reporters are trained to write about celebrities in a way that they'll always be friendly and they'll always be close to them and have access. So nothing you're reading is the truth. But part of the article read in part, while viewers of Keeping Up with the Kardashians saw its stars relationships and relationship trauma with the likes of Kanye West, Tristan Thompson, Lamar Odom, blac Chyna, and Tiger over the years. One family member was a little more elusive with their love life. Kendall Jenner apparently liked to keep her relationships a little closer to the vest with the show's executive producers. Explaining the model's mandate around the men in her life. And this exact producer fanas fajon said Kendall always had this rule, she felt like she had to be with somebody for at least a year before she let them be part of the show because she doesn't always know what people's intentions are. So that's why we kind of kept her personal life out
MyTalk 107.1
"kendall jenner" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"You know, he's looking for us. She's ready to go. I don't know. He seems like the wrong face forward for a makeup brand. You know what I mean? A men's make a brand He doesn't fit. No. Yeah. You know what's happening s Oh, there, it's so there he is. Must be laughing with banquet so hard. The promo says that Alex Rodriguez wanted to cry. Get a product that solved an issue that he faces. Every day, he realized a Z was jumping from meeting to meeting He needed something quick and easy, and his routine to conceal blemishes are razor bumps that stolen right from J. Lo glow Beauty, the blur stick They greet us using sets basically J. Lo myself. He's such a a And Kendall Jenner is being accused of ripping off in Austin, Texas based Tequila brand 512 that shares a similar brand name to Kendall's new tequila 818. Also, the design and logo looked very similar, and Austin's to kill a 512 launched in 2012. It cost 26 Buck Bucks. Kendall's 818 tequila retails for $45. And let's just say this is not the first time that a Kardashian Jenner has been accused of ripping off somebody else's intellectual property, and it will not be the last and probably paid them. It's good. No. Yeah, and we were talking about the friends reunion in Hollywood Speak Matthew Perry. Well, he's launching a line of T shirts that go along with the Friends reunion. He shared this on Instagram. They're very cute, and Chandler ask There's one hoody that says, Could I be any more me? Could I be any more vaccinated? And there's a little dog merch that says Could I be any more of a dog? So if you're interested in some of them go to Matthew Perry's Instagram? Okay, well, merch, All right, that's all the dirt this hour..
Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter
Britney Spears asked Sharon Stone for help at height of nervous breakdown
"So sharon stone whom britney spears recently called an inspiration said she received a letter from the pop star around the time brittany was infamously going through a public meltdown and shaved her head into dozen seven. Sharon opened up to kelly clarkson on her. Show saying quote britney spears route to me a very long and important poignant letter during a very difficult time in her life about the time when people would recognize it when she was having her difficult moments she said she at the time was going through something very difficult and needed help insurance. That couldn't help myself but the truth of the matter is we both needed help. She needed help. I needed help. My what. I just love stone honesty and i and i and i hope that They both got the helping me to china's doing great now. I'm reading. the book came out yesterday. It's fantastic. It's really full of details. And what an amazing live she has led and we still
The Cruz Show On Demand
Why Kendall Jenner's tequila is being criticized
"Let's move onto kendall jenner and her tequila. Yes yes that's the man that's the on. Let me see. Let me see if i got this tweet. The tweet basically said that went viral was on a meeting. My laptop jenner's tequila is called eight. One eight directs. So yeah so. The streets said kendall jenner starting to heal brand with zero knowledge of on mexican culture and colony eight when they think is gentrification the eight one eight does not claim calabasas. What about those smaller family owned mexican tequila scholar brands. They deserve the hype. And so now the tweet that went viral. That i did see. So the issue is the fact that she's naming the eight. She's really not funny when she's from calabasas which is like the rich part of the when he was also probably lived in. Encino on again is the rich part of the day when eight valley super super valley. But it's been terrible of our above. There is a little bit different situation financially. Ya but see years you bring up a good point. Let the tweet said. Why don't we give the attention to the mom and pop brands. And that's so true like white. Why don't we warming because we like what we like to think. A companies have done better job making better tequila branding. It better But do i am. I offended as a mexican offended. That kendall is starting to a meal chettle speaking. I'm not offended. You gotta look at it like this to. I'm sure the people producing the la are from cadiz. Go so right. Yeah so that in a way she's generating jobs down in mexico more. Holly i mean it's taken from the mexican heritage but she's also financially given given to the people in a way i mean they're working for but you look at george clooney right. What does he cuss amigos. First of all people love to hate the card ashes number one number two eight one eight probably pissed people off so you know that's the thing that she has some strikes against her and that's what's helping. You would also sucks though. I'll say this. I don't think people were coming at the rock. They coming at george kalonzo weather coming at for brand only female. That's another way that. I i see what you're saying. I see why it within a female though. It's the cardiac. I think more than right leslie. I am dj for them. And i know you're going to play you know you're going to be polite here. But other people love to hate on them right. Oh yeah absolutely. Like they have to really. It's like they're walking on eggshells almost the questions. They just have to be very careful. Which is why i think they should have probably thought of the name a little bit more. You know but then again who's to say like like you said jeff. They grew up in the eight one eight. It wasn't. It wasn't the hoodie way. But it was still the eight one eight personally. I don't have a problem with it. I would have done more research on the name and she could've done like all the sisters together like you know named it. Four sisters done that in spanish lot. Cut akilah yeah. I like that would have been cool. I hope that when she campaigns for this tech you can talk when she campaigns for this tequila. I hope that she incorporates. The real eight one eight campaign you know like like panorama city point did all those cities and so more in san fernando. Panorama city pajama friggin. A north hollywood is where i was born so like i just really really hope that that she she you know incorporates the actual culture the actual mexican culture and eight when he culture in her campaign by the way the keillor's produced by gopher essay are the seven distillery. And how these again. She's providing jobs in a way. And and and i guess taking from us as mexicans culture right but i tequila that grew and kendall at you need some models for your camp pay the cruise show including you. Got the crucial baby girl. We will do sponsorship right here.
600 WREC
"kendall jenner" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Oh, yeah. Okay. So doubles. Can we talk travels without a mask? Still, can we do that? Uh, Davos is where the regular people go. Of course. Yeah. Every year. Yeah. Have Ah, condo there, do you? Yep. Well to Villa Mm. Nice villa there on the hill. You know what I'm saying? Overlooking? Yeah, right there and doubles in doubles. Yeah, it's in dominoes down town. Well, it's uptown. It Z there. It's the same time I know where you're talking about. I've been there. Sure. Sure. S O. The World Economic Forum in Davos. Uh, it's a corporate coalition for workplace racial justice. That's what that's what that's what's happening there. Uh, according to the World Economic Forum, corporate coalition for Work, Pay place Racial justice. I don't know about you, but I want Coca Cola. Serving me racial justice, you know? Hi, Leon e. I mean they first they taught the world to sing. You know, when you tell me to sing Well, you know, one of the things if we remember it was, I believe Pepsi who were able to get Kendall Jenner to bridge the gap between police officers. Oh, I remember that moment that was special tents. Sure, sure, Everyone's like, Wait a minute. The cops are going to kill all the innocent black people again. And then Kendall Jenner came in and said, Hey, drink this beverage. And then all the racial strife went away for a time. Just we didn't drink it up Pepsi. Well, let me just say the the great reset. Yesterday on day one of the Economic Forum. World Economic Forums. Corporate Coalition for Workplace Racial justice. Great reset lecture. 48 multinational corporations have signed onto the initiative, including Coca Cola, General Motors and MasterCard. So and this is really good, because what I really like about that. I mean, I think the guy uh, you know from Coca Cola said it best when he's talking about the new social contract contract. Business leaders need to shape an economy that works equally for everybody. That means fostering greater wreck racial equity and justice, including representation among executives. The US especially has got a long way to go on that score. Amen. Coca Cola. I'm glad Coco's reminding us of that. Yeah, on, he said. The Coca Cola company, um, can influence the entire ecosystem around them. Because you don't have to do business with every company that comes along. So maybe your company is getting coke. But, you know, maybe maybe you shouldn't be getting go because you're not really into the equity of the new system. And it's great to have that kind of thinking sitting right next to MasterCard and Kearns, vice chairman of MasterCard said. We have to require responsible stewardship of our shared resource is And the climate agenda should be part of all corporate governance. So why go through the government? When the government can partner with these private companies, and they're not held any standard? They could just do it, You know, you know Mm hmm. Yeah, I love this. This is a good way to go. Well, they They were listening to president eyes easing Ping Oh, yesterday. Good good. You know from China has any criticism of China, You know, usually when Chinese get criticized ago, we wind up the entire media unites to defend China. It's odd, he says. We need a great reset of relations between all the global powers. Great. What Great reset. Yeah, Before they say anything about building back in a different way or will build back better is what he was saying. Yeah, they're improving the way that they're building back, which is the way people talk people. I can't tell you how many times before. Let's say 2020 that I heard the phrase build back better people just it just rolls off the tongue. It makes sense to everyone who hears it in immediately. It's.
Colleen and Bradley
Kendall Jenner slammed for Halloween 25th birthday celebration
"40th birthday party. In the last segment. Well, she's not the only Kardashian Jenner, who's getting dragged for their birthday celebration. Now it's Kendall's term because over the weekend, Kendall Jenner hosted 100 people at a birthday party for her 25th birthday. It's Halloween themed now allegedly guests were tested for Copan 19 before answering. No masks or social distancing here for Kendall Jenner's birthday have, like rapid tests. Now that people can just apparently they did him. They issued them at the door, apparently and let people in by the way. By all means early mean that you'll be free and clear. I'm just here to tell you. Yeah. Kendall Jenner was Pamela Anderson from her movie barbed wire. And there were corn dogs at the party. Yeah, and the four dogs, people who were serving the corn dogs were masked up and the people who were eating them. For like leaping on the trays as though they were it was their last meal, and the people who are holding the trays are clearly standing back because they're putting their lives at risk. To serve Kylie Jenner feel like Imagine,
Past Gas
The Murder of Racing Legend Mickey Thompson
"It's Mickey Thompson Time. I'm. Pumped. Islam. Dive welcome back to pass gas everybody I am your host Nolan Sykes as always joined by the other host of the show. Got James pump free mustard on a beat. That's right. Going through your new, your new catchphrases definitely yours no one else's and puck that big MAC truck inside my little garage. and Joe Weber flared up also wink wink nation and what's. Keep it use. Keep it. You bitches juice keep it juice. Joe You had to postpone good staff. Make. Good. Gory non-appropriation Mega. Like. That's your thing. Okay. That's the alike. A love that. May encounter that how that? All right. So what are you? What are you guys? Familiar, rather you guys with Mickey? Thompson? I know that he makes the tires the drag boys. Does he make? Did they make off road tires? and then I, know that he had a gold mine. Well really actual, Gold Mine at some point. Yeah I don't know about that because wasn't he the one who went and like. got smokey eunuch in a gold mining. Maybe. I remember smokey had one but that sounds vaguely familiar thompson who who like got smokey into the into the game I. Believe I haven't heard of any of this. So I'm excited to dive into this and I. Always feel. That way. But this one is like, I should have known about this dude there are no google results for Mickey, Thompson Gold Mine but that you know maybe it's true we have to go find Mickey Thompson's gold. City slickers to. All right So let's just get into it. Mickey Thompson was born Marian Lee. Thompson Junior on December seventh nineteen twenty eight in San Fernando California. He went by Mickey and not marrying because in his own words quote a girl's name would mean even more fighting. I do like the name Marian it's pretty cool. Yeah. Like that, he said even more five eighty. We'll see. Yeah, he. Likes to get into it the San Fernando Valley home to Ventura. Boulevard and Mulholland. Drive was a fitting birthplace for a kid who would become defined by hot rods and dragsters. The valley is one of the original cradles of Car Culture I. I will say it still is today it's very like I went to see us you northridge up there in the valley and it is a muscle car town everyone drives either a charger challenger Camaro or Mustang it's pretty cool. I haven't met many people from the Valley with a valley accent most liked. Girls and Valley boys that I've talked to are from like Hollywood and Venice specifically. Venice. But never really never never from the valley there's I. Mean there's a lot of people. See us you northridge is a commuter school. There's a lot of people from that area that go there and I never really heard that typical valley you know yeah, I think it's kind of a pass a kind of thing. Now it was big at a time I. Don't think it's as big anymore you gotta meet some people from Venice. It's very much alive while not Nevada is on saying I think that the the new thing is. Not New but like the the big vocal fad was the vocal fry God. Yeah. Dashing vocal. John. We Sold our show got. Because we have less views per episode than Donut does perfect. Indirectly, Kris Kardashian directly sourced us. Did you see that onion article that was like the show ends when I wanted to? Rise into, the ocean. I will say Kendall Jenner Architecture Digest open-door episode is pretty cool. She's got a cool house and that's all say on that that rich girl has a cool how it's not just a cool house James. There's a difference like if you watch those videos, there's like real people houses and then there's there's rich people houses with no taste and then as rich. People houses with actual taste and define style, Kendall Jenner, and then Mark Mark. Ronson Mark Ronson Mark Ronson is the best very cool. House is not annoying at all I would like to hang out with Mark Ronson I. Don't know much about a hundred percent want to go to that house hundred percent did anyway that's that's our only Hollywood digression for the episode. California's on fire right now guys so much so that I got gotta check engine light yesterday because I was putting on the new intake, my car, and then like I stopped because I needed another tool and then I put my older back together. But I didn't tighten the thing for the math enough and I just sucked in a bunch of ashish and it like Oh. No. Covered my maths I have a math cleaner if you need it. I had a check engine light a few days ago. Was not fire related. It just turns out that when my coil packs was bad and I had to change it out and not fixed it. So I'm pretty happy. It didn't take long to discover his love for both driving and working on cars and age. Twelve Mickey and his dad entered a soapbox Derby Mickey's first race also became his first car modding experience
Business Wars Daily
Crocs Are Making a Comeback, Birkenstocks Arent Far Behind
"Whether you love them or hate them. crocs are having a moment again. The whole ridden plastic clogs are being billed as the issues of summer twenty twenty celebrities like Arianna `Grande Miley Cyrus, and even the Duchess of Cambridge Herself Kate. Middleton have been seen trotting around in them lately, so it's no wonder that in June. Yahoo Life reported that searches for crocs jumped thirty two percent month over month and outdoor magazine recently proclaimed crocs the perfect outdoor shoe. But crocs wasn't always such a fashion darling. Just a few years ago, the shoes were intensely polarizing. It seemed you either love your crocs or hated them. They were even the subject of a meme that said to paraphrase those little holder where your dignity leaks out. Yikes, so what's behind the comeback? Pandemic? Chic certainly helped as we reported in May. Stay at home orders had. Had People Trading Office where for extreme comfort and crocs certainly fit the bill. It was the only shoe brand among the thirty brands tracked by research firm in DP group to record sales increases in March and April the street reports, but crocs started social climbing long before covid nineteen in recent years. The brand has updates style game in addition to the Fred Flintstone S. You can now find crocs, sandals, flats, and boots among other styles, smart collaborations in limited edition offerings have also helped. Make crocs cool again. This year designed partnerships with rapper post Malone and country singer Luke combs fueled a blockbuster earning streak footwear news reported. The Malone Limited design was bolstered by successful tick. Tock promotion a February collaboration with KFC. Yes, the fried chicken chain was a sales in social media smash in June. The clock designed by actor and model Ruby Rose for pride month sold out another part of. Of crocs appeal is that they can be customized with Jim its charms. These colorful adornments snap into the holes in the shoes. Charms range from initials and symbols to characters, and even fried chicken pieces, so fans can use their shoes to make a statement, and while crocs is enjoying record earnings and a brand new headquarters in Broomfield Colorado. They've got some stiff competition from. From the granddaddy of ugly shoes, yes, berkinstocks wants the footwear of hippies and those with unfortunate orthopedic issues. BERKINSTOCKS are back in vying for their spot in the sun. Celebrities like Jason Momoa Shirley's Thera, and Kendall, Jenner all have been sporting burks lately. Birkenstock is another master collaborator. The brand teamed up with luxury brands, Valentino and pro enza schooler for special collections most recently birkenstock. BIRKENSTOCK TEAMED UP WITH STEFANOS PILATES random identities brand for a niche line that footwear news calls destined for cult status, and apparently other manufacturers think the ugly shoe market has room to grow brands. teva Maryland others are introducing their own takes on the water shoe approx like plastic shoe with holes all to much acclaim, because as one New, York, times headline proclaimed Weird Times Call for even weirder shoes.
On with Mario
Cara Delevingne Called Out Justin Bieber for Ranking Her Last Out of Hailey Bieber's Friends
"So we were needs to learn how to plead the fifth he was on the late late show with James Corden asked them to rank Hailey Baldwin's friends from favorite to least favorite all well that no that's just not gonna end well any any publicity Jordan doing exactly turn into and you call it he said he had nothing against any of but he answered the question all right well I appreciate his honesty and I guess from first to worst B. Kendall Jenner okay she's nice yes Gigi Hadid nice very nice there and then cara delevigne okay well that didn't sit well with kera she posted if you have nothing against me then why don't you unblock me full personal real quick so he's blocked her yeah apparently he blocked her after she started kind of bottom about this well I guess you'll be invited over for Christmas anymore yeah I mean I don't know the
Ringer Dish
Harry Styles plays Spill Your Guts with Kendall Jenner on the Late Late Show
"Styles hosted the late late. Show this week with James Corden. But now James Corden because it was hairstyles hosting right. And of course Kendall Kendall Jenner was one of the guests. She was supposedly talk there to talk about the Finale of the season of keeping up with machines but obviously chooses their because she's state Harry styles allegedly and so everyone was like. Oh my God like what are they going to talk about. Like what are we gonNA learn about Kendall Jenner and Harry styles while. They're in their interview so they played spill Villier gots failure gets which is one of the Grocer James Corden creations where you either have to basically answer a question truthfully or eat something disgusting Surprising though and they didn't answer any of the questions people wanted them to answer among the questions that both of them dodged which songs on his album about Kendall he not answer that question. Most unlikable supermodel in the World Kendall said she had an answer. But you couldn't say it. Wow Um the most surprising celebrity ever slide into Keto donors GM's that I wanted to. Yes she had an answer but didn't say and then she asked Harry to rank Louis Liam nylons and solo music and. He did not do that however she did rancor siblings from best to worst parents without hesitation Robert Number. One Courtney dead
The Fandom Podcast
Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner Laughed at by Emmy Audience
"Kardashians might not know it yet but I'm their new manager Ann Taylor Iverson after the emmys tonight you might be their new script writer to the they had some fun there I did but I did not watch after after they were done and they were showing the highlights of the show I was like oh the Kardashians were on this okay. They got laughed at because they you mentioned that their family knows that people like real people in unscripted situations and people laughed at them for some reason. I have no idea yeah get it personally. I'm confused because human beings are terrible
Colleen and Bradley
Kylie Jenner Talked About Something Super Rude At The Met Gala, A-Rod Says
"Yes kylie jenner and alex rodriguez are setting the record straight about their dinner conversation at the met gala so if you recall yesterday in an interview with sports illustrated rodriguez dished about his celebrity filled table at the met gala which included kylie jenner and he said we had kylie jenner and kendall jenner at the table kylie was talking about her instagram her lipstick and how rich she is but kylie called out a rod on twitter saying no i didn't in response to one headline about that conversation she said we only spoke about game of thrones than alex rodriguez tweeted back oh my god that's right kylie jenner it was me talking about you and your makeup line and how much my girls love you oh wow it was interesting when i i read that quote i thought he was saying we talked about her being rich i mean and i could see how he may be could have been more clear in his tweet and clearly kylie jenner was not having it because she doesn't want to be seen as kind of obnoxious
Lori and Julia
A-Rod Says Kylie Jenner Talked About Being "Rich" at the Met Gala
"And alex rodriguez is dishing about the dinner conversations he had last month met gala he's talking to sports illustrated and rodriguez already using the couples we we as he jennifer lopez had agreed table we had kylie jenner and kendall jenner kylie was talking about instagram and her lipstick and how rich she is yeah i i do i hate the we i in couples sacked like we bugs in in yet enor- just but you earn it but i don't ever refer i never reference as we i don't i just say okay i mean i'd like people that's either do or you don't yeah i can totally see alex rodriguez being a we being see obviously by this interview he definitely is a
Channel 33
Kendall Jenner splits from longtime beau Ben Simmons
"Kendall Jenner, and Ben Simmons are officially done and not only are we reporting on it, but page six people, Cozma L, and even Fox News. Everybody's. Crosses political boundaries finger on the button. Exactly. And guess what? I look through all of these articles, no one has any damn info, but that they just broke up, which means Kris Jenner leak did. But she is doing some classic like twenty something goes break-up, social media, because she's supposed to Graham stories that are very cryptic Tyler the creator off of his new album has a song titled I don't love you anymore. Who says? And some lyrics. Call me blah, blah. So she's going through it. They've been linked actually since March of last year. So it's been a while other she's in the best way kind of a man eater because she's young, she's beautiful. She's rich like go off guard name also fits with anyone. She's the. Yeah. Hendel bendel. She gives for anyone good best of luck to her.
Toby and Chilli
Kendall Jenner Leads World's Highest Paid Model List
"Say what you will about the Kardashian clan. Okay. But last year KENDALL Jenner Kim's little sister was easily the highest paid model in the world. She made vast majority of her money without taking one step outside her front door, KENDALL, visited Instagram and fifty three times uploaded a picture that was sponsored by Adidas, Estee Lauder, and Calvin and Calvin Klein in total all those labels and even smaller companies paid her twenty six and a half million dollars just for posting on Instagram. Stuff. Yeah. As a comparison models Carly Kloss and Chrissy Teigen. They were the next highest paid. But they earn only half of what KENDALL made. So my theory life is not