785. Andy & DJ CTI: Top Agents Were Kept In The Dark About Trump Assassination Attempt, Biden-Harris DOJ Sues Visa Over Alleged Debit Card Monopoly & Diddy's Lawyer Explains Baby Oil Bottles
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The "Selling This" podcast, hosted by Andy, aims to debunk modern society's lies and delusions. The episode begins with a discussion of a viral video showing a mother confronting a school administrator who allegedly registered her 17-year-old daughter to vote without her consent and pushed a political agenda. The mother argues that the administrator's actions were inappropriate and disrespectful. The episode then delves into the DOJ's lawsuit against Visa for allegedly monopolizing the US debit card market. The timing of the lawsuit raises suspicion as Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul, dumped over $500,000 worth of Visa stock weeks before the announcement. This raises concerns about insider trading. Next, the episode discusses Sean "Diddy" Combs' arrest for sex trafficking. Diddy's lawyer claims the rapper's possession of thousands of bottles of baby oil is due to bulk buying. Shug Knight criticizes other rappers for staying silent on Diddy's arrest, suggesting that Diddy's connections and influence may protect him from facing serious consequences. Finally, the episode covers a Bridgerton-themed ball in Detroit that turned into a disaster for guests who paid up to $2,000 for the event. They were met with dollar store decorations, disposable plates, and a pole dancer hired just hours before. Guests are planning a class action lawsuit.
Outlines
Selling This: Debunking Modern Society's Lies
Andy introduces the "Selling This" podcast, a show for realists that aims to debunk modern society's lies and delusions. He outlines the show's various segments, including "Cruise the Internet," "Q&A," "Real Talk," "75 Hard," and "Live Hard." He also emphasizes the show's ad-free nature and encourages listeners to share the show to help it grow.
Outraged Mom Confronts School for Political Indoctrination
A viral video shows a mother confronting a school administrator who allegedly registered her 17-year-old daughter to vote without her consent and pushed a political agenda, suggesting that black people would be doomed if Trump was elected. The mother argues that the administrator's actions were inappropriate and disrespectful.
Biden's Hand Was Forced to Step Aside
A report reveals that the lead Secret Service agent at Trump's Butler rally was aware of credible threats to his life but didn't inform higher-ups. The report also details Biden's claims that he stepped aside from the 2024 election due to his age, despite evidence suggesting he was pressured to do so.
DOJ Sues Visa for Monopoly, Pelosi's Husband Dumps Stock
The DOJ sues Visa for allegedly monopolizing the US debit card market. The timing of the lawsuit raises suspicion as Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul, dumped over $500,000 worth of Visa stock weeks before the announcement. This raises concerns about insider trading.
Shug Knight Calls Out Rappers for Silence on Diddy's Arrest
Sean "Diddy" Combs' lawyer claims the rapper's possession of thousands of bottles of baby oil is due to bulk buying. Diddy is now housed in the same unit as Sam Bankman-Fried in a federal detention center. Shug Knight criticizes other rappers for staying silent on Diddy's sex trafficking arrest.
Bridgerton Themed Ball Turns into a Disaster
A Bridgerton-themed ball in Detroit turned into a disaster for guests who paid up to $2,000 for the event. They were met with dollar store decorations, disposable plates, and a pole dancer hired just hours before. Guests are planning a class action lawsuit.
Keywords
Political Indoctrination
The process of instilling political beliefs, values, and ideologies in individuals, often without their critical awareness or consent. It can involve biased information, propaganda, and suppression of alternative viewpoints.
Insider Trading
The illegal practice of trading securities based on non-public information that is likely to affect the price of those securities. It gives an unfair advantage to those with access to such information.
Sex Trafficking
The recruitment, harboring, transportation, or obtaining of a person for the purpose of commercial sex acts, often through force, fraud, or coercion. It is a serious crime that exploits and victimizes individuals.
Propaganda
Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a particular political cause or point of view. It often involves selective presentation of facts, emotional appeals, and repetition of messages.
Viral Video
A video that spreads rapidly and widely through online sharing, often gaining significant attention and generating discussion.
Class Action Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by a group of individuals who have suffered similar harm due to the actions of a defendant. It allows for collective action and potentially greater compensation.
DOJ
The United States Department of Justice, the federal executive department responsible for enforcing the law and representing the United States in legal matters.
Visa
A global payments technology company that operates a network of electronic payments for financial institutions and consumers.
Q&A
What are the main segments of the "Selling This" podcast?
The podcast features segments like "Cruise the Internet," "Q&A," "Real Talk," "75 Hard," and "Live Hard," covering topics from current events to personal development.
What is the mother's main argument against the school administrator in the viral video?
The mother argues that the administrator violated her parental rights by registering her daughter to vote without her consent and by pushing a political agenda on a minor.
Why is there suspicion surrounding Paul Pelosi's stock sale before the DOJ's lawsuit against Visa?
The timing of the sale, just weeks before the lawsuit, raises concerns about insider trading, as it suggests he may have had access to non-public information about the lawsuit.
What are some of the key points Shug Knight makes about Diddy's arrest?
Shug Knight criticizes other rappers for staying silent on Diddy's arrest and suggests that Diddy's connections and influence may protect him from facing serious consequences.
What went wrong at the Bridgerton-themed ball in Detroit?
The ball was poorly executed, with guests finding dollar store decorations, disposable plates, and a lack of entertainment. Guests are upset about the discrepancy between the promised experience and the reality.
Show Notes
On today's episode, Andy & DJ discuss top agents in Pittsburgh being kept in the dark on credible threats ahead of the Butler rally, the DOJ suing Visa over alleged debit card monopoly, and Diddy's lawyer explaining why his client had so many bottles of baby oil.
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