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Lil Durk Trial Day 12. VERDICT WATCH! NEED JUST 1 JUROR TO SAY NOT GUILTY! WILL SMURK COME HOME? Part 1

September 10, 20260 comments♥ 0

00:00 Did I leak the rest yet? I ain't link the rest yet, right? Okay, good. Right. I can't leak it. Whoa. I can't. All right, man.

00:12 Let me try to get on YouTube. Man, Tach, try to keep me upbeat today, man. It's going to be a long date. Man, I ain't going to lie. I probably slept. I don't know how many hours. I slept. I went to sleep at like maybe two, woke up at five.

00:45 All right. Let's get, let's get everywhere. I ain't going to, I ain't going to count. with y'all man like i'm trying to stay up beat but last night i felt like the fizz put the dagger in drill music man i felt like the fay's just fucking assassinated the drill bro i had a good feeling today man i'm trying to obviously it's it's way bigger to me you know it's obviously about smirk his family um the family dd family of brown eyes they're on trial and obviously the family of Iowa Robinson like you know clearly you know at the end of the day you know they're looking

01:59 for justice and they're looking for full justice so you know it's kind of out of our hands I think we could have hope okay all right we should be live everywhere we should be live everywhere yes this is do not adjust your TV set this is not a drill this is not a drill your boys live I'm live early uh prepare for a long day today I ain't going to cap with you I'm such an alcoholic I was about to start drinking right now but I got to pace myself low key

02:40 Actually I might need a shot Like right now I ain't gonna cap with you This shit got me a little depressed I might need a shot like dead ass Where's my liquor at bro I might need a shot to start This motherfucking stream out Anyway we're going for 12 hours

02:53 This is 12 hour stream So lock in If you could call out of work Call out of work man Today's like a fucking holiday man But not in a good way It might be memorial day I don't know

03:03 all right I need everybody to lock in with me we're on Verdict Watch I streamed of course early it's 4 a.m. It's 430 a.m. right now in L.A. In about five hours in about five hours a jury is going to enter that courtroom

03:26 the case will be officially given to them and they're going to work their way through it to lunch then we're going to get an update also their updates might be sporadic when they come back and they ask a question to the judge they can do that any time

03:45 if they're confused by the instructions they're confused by the law or if they request to see certain things that's in evidence I kind of gave my prediction you know I didn't really want to say one way or the other it's hard for me to see a clean sweep

04:05 honestly but I do think the timing of when the verdict comes back means a lot. I think if the verdict comes back before lunch, he's all the way cooked or he's all the way walking. And when I mean walking, obviously he got another case, but he would have beat this one. So I think it's going to be all guilty or all not guilty. If it comes back today by lunch or let's say 2 o'clock.

04:30 If we're pushing it today, if we see them come out a couple times, clarification, especially with the stalking, especially with the murder for hire, I would think more clarification with the stalking. That's good news. In my opinion, that would mean for the main charges, the murdering aid of racketeering,

04:54 and the conspiracy to use interstate facilities to commit murder for hire, most likely they have said no, which those are the big ones, which they carry mandatory life. Now, one of the stalking charges does carry mandatory life, the one for Savalia, but if they're trying to figure that out, at least maybe he's on the right path to beaten the first two that are mandatory life.

05:18 So, you know, if you ask me, I don't know if we want to hope that there's a quick verdict, even though we keep hearing the judge saying he's tired of this shit, the jurors saying they're tired of this shit. Yeah, you know, all we could do at this point is pray. Okay. We're going to go over some stuff from court yesterday. We do have the transcripts. You know, we've been putting up the transcripts every day. The academy.blog.

06:11 We have all the closing statements. We're going to go through them. We're going to pace ourselves today, chat. Today's a long day. A long day. I'm going to start off by saying, I think these damn prosecutors are pretty good. It's not that Fulton County bullshit, man. It's not that Fulton County bullshit. I believe Mr. Morse is the one who,

06:51 I think he watched the Warren Shirek. I'm going to just be honest. I'm not even trying to joke. His way of countering Ryan Steele, Drew Finland, the way as a white guy that's an AUSA pause his tongue in terms of being able to traverse

07:12 the certain colloquials that we know in hip-hop and we know about drill music and we know about the culture, the way he's kind of able to try to tap into that and feed his narrative of guilt, that's not no regular prosecutor shit. I wouldn't be surprised if, you know,

07:39 he listened to Dirk himself. And that might sound crazy to you. From what I was told, he graduated, I believe, law school, 2015 2015 A younger guy So to speak

07:59 Who has been working for the AUSA office I think You know we got to just be honest He might not be culturally Naivus you know Usually we see with like prosecutors who are white And just like from middle America I'm gonna put this up

08:21 And you know I want to be respectful Because I am at the end of the day respectful of the process respectful of the government. And even though I didn't appreciate certain mentions in the trial and them trying to weaponize an interview or even a facial expression, I didn't like that.

08:41 But at the end of the day, we also do have to have some respect for the court and definitely the prosecutors. Maybe, you know, even if this case you kind of disagree, at some point if you believe in law and order, you realize their role in society. Someone told me this is him, and I'm not posting this to Doxham, but they said this is the guy who was mentioning you

09:13 and pretty much was hitting the JZ lines and all of that, really getting back in Smirk. You'll keep in mind, Drew Finland in his closing and shout to Drew Finland. Love you, brother. Jew Finland said something that was very kind. He said academics is like, like the Oprah of hip hop.

09:36 And, you know, for all the petty people or whatever, that's a compliment. That's a compliment. It took it as a compliment. But when the prosecutor did their rebuttal, they were very sharp. Everything that drew Finland and Brian Steele said, they tried to flip on his head.

10:00 So they tried to call me the Oprah. they said, well, ask the Oprah of hip-hop, man. Y'all are reading too much into that interview. So they used that moment and they flipped it and they said, you're right, ask the Oprah of hip-hop. But look at his facial expression when Dirk confesses, which, by the way, it wasn't a confession. But this is why opening and closings are so important.

10:22 Because you can't object, doesn't necessarily need to be backed by fact, and they get to put words into my mouth, pause, or thoughts into my brain that didn't exist. I didn't sit there in front of Dirk and think, oh, he just confessed to murder. But the prosecutor said that in federal court. Such as a case is how as much as defense attorneys argue about evidence

10:52 and what could be admitted or not, in opening and closing statements, they get to write the narrative. And the last thing the jury hears is a narrative that was written. Let's see Let me just open this up We'll get to it You know I vehemently opposed all of these things

11:42 This is what Mr. Moore said This is on That rebuttal was That rebuttal was That shit was like battle rap That was like URL shit Usually we see these prosecutors They're not that

12:00 This was some battle rap shit. This is when it started right here. So Mills did it for Lindsay. Remember Brian Steele and Drew Finland split for Dirk. Harbaugh did it for Diti. And then Morse, Yannielo opened up with the prosecution closing. And Morse came back with a rebuttal. And this nigger sounded like loaded lucks and murder mook.

12:32 serious Jones he sounded like hollered a don who else is good at battle rap he sounded like all the niggas he was barring niggas up I'm gonna read this chat but this is chat shit sue sir fault that you're right uh

13:10 I want to again this is not to docks him but I wanted to show you the man who I felt like he gave one of the coldest rebuttals to two of the biggest lawyers. These are billion dollar attorneys. And he came in. Supposedly he hasn't been that long out of law school.

13:37 He got Spotlit Southwestern Spotlight Michael Morris 15. This is him. This is him right here, chat. Five years ago, okay? Well, actually, no, no, no. He didn't just graduate law school. I'm sorry. I apologize for that.

14:03 No, he didn't. Sorry. Southwestern law gave him a spotlight five years ago, but he's been a prosecutor for much longer. Actually, we could probably look up how long he's been a prosecutor, but you'll get to see him. James Lee Seguer and I'm the dean of admissions here at Southwestern. If you've been to one of our spotlights before,

14:23 then you know you will get an opportunity. to also ask your questions of our guest tonight. We will also have two current students in the chat. They both serve as admissions ambassadors, and they are here to answer questions that you might have from a current student. By the way, let me just give you a little background on them. Michael Morse, U.S. attorney.

14:53 Oh, apparently he was a adjunct, meeting part-time, sorry, a part-time professor, this is him. Chad, he listened to Smirkio. He listened to Smirkio. He listened to Smirkio, bro. Chat, you know you listen to Smirkio, bro. This nigga dropped the rakes, bro. He dropped the rakes, bro.

15:16 He dropped the rakes. This is a nigga that had all the bars. This nigger listened to Smirkio. I don't need nobody telling me otherwise. This nigger listens to Smirkio. Apparently, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English in 2009. California State University, he graduated with the, what's the J.D. called again? It's a Juris of Doctorate?

15:53 J.D., what does it stand for? Juris Doctor, yes, Juris Doctor, yes. Okay. He graduated with the law degree. Juris Doctor in 2013. he's a member of the California bar. Upon receiving his JD from Southwestern, Professor Morris has served in an assistant coach

16:16 for trial advocacy honors program. His training has resulted in mock trials championship. Prior to him to join, so he taught at this school for a while. Oh, look, while as a student, he cultivated the idea and assisted constitutional criminal procedures. Oh, my sweet Jesus, Chan. Oh, my God.

16:37 The prosecutors. The prosecutors selected the achievements while a student Michael Morris cultivated the idea and assisted his constitutional criminal procedure professors. Jay-Z's 99 problems. Oh, my God. Man, I found out tell my knees when the law came. First two. A close reading with the Fourth Amendment guidance for cops and perps.

17:06 the viral article garnered much media coverage both on TV and the internet bro, chat, I told you this was a hip-hop nigga I told you, I fucking told you, bro. I told you, I promised you I ain't looked this up before. I told you this was a hip-hop nigga. I told you, bro. I told you this was a hip-hop nigga.

17:32 Nicky, he had too much bars and I could tell he's playing. Nicky he's quoting Drake First of all I ain't allowed That might be a little conflict of interest Like he went viral for some Jay Z shit And in trial he's disendured Respectfully he ain't OJ Respectfully he ain't OJ

17:51 Like hold on Hold on Mike Mike hold up now Mike Mike we gotta stop the we gotta stop the cootery We gotta stop the buffoonery What you mean? Smirkio ain't no Mike He ain't a J He clerked for the ACLU

18:13 After law school He was the deputy district attorney for Los Angeles County Currently Mr. Professor Morris is a assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California Where he prosecutes federal crime Chat, I told you, man I told you, bro.

18:46 You know, that nigga had too much fucking bars my nigga. I'm like, I knew he was a hip hop nigger, bro. I knew it. It's prosecuted. Usually you get prosecutors. They don't really like even know about hip hop like this. This nigga, look, when he was a student, he was a student back in 2013. I told you, I guarantee he listened to smirk. I guarantee that this niggil listen to smirk. Guaranteed.

19:12 Where is he from? Where is he from? I know he went to Southwestern and everything. Where's Southwestern? Oh, that's in That's in L.A. That's in L.A. Where is he from, though? Where is he from? I'm not trying to dox him like that. I'm just trying to see, like, where is he born? Like, there's no doxin.

19:28 I'm just trying to figure out, like, what state he grew up in type of shit. You feel what I'm saying? Like, where he grew up at? Michael Moore's U.S. Attorney. Where he grew up at? Do he grow up in Cali? Yeah, they said, uh, that you said there's not much public biographical. We're not going to even try to look for it.

20:00 We don't want to, you know, also I know I have a stream. I don't want to give any insinuation that I'm trying to docks anyone. I was just trying to see if, I don't know. Let's see if he's from Illinois or something. I'm like, damn, this thing is really tapped in the whole time. They kept him as an ace in the hole. I guarantee, like, when he and the prosecutor's office, he's like, age to the is. You know what I mean?

20:20 He's probably one of those. He probably one of those. God damn, Michael Morris. Respective. Let's hear him talk. Let's see his vernacular. Let's see if this is a guy that could wrap. Let's see.

20:34 Somebody back to those cases in the way that the reviewing courts are analyzing them. I found myself sort of always rooting for the accused, if you will. So I kind of rediscovered a defense streak and then quickly waffled and decided I wanted to become a public defender, which is a court-appointed criminal attorney for indigent clients. In other words, people who cannot afford an attorney. So also a government attorney who does jury trials in a criminal context, but on the other side as a defender. I got a chance to work with one of our just outstanding criminal law faculty members, Professor Carpenter. I was her research assistant and focused on some of the sort of constitutional issues that she was writing about at the time.

21:24 And I decided at that point that I knew I wanted to do criminal law and I was going to sort of focus on, focus my experience in terms of extracurricular activities. In other words, things that I could control because your first year of law school is kind of your schedule is kind of done for you because there are certain required courses you have to take. So I decided that I was going to, to the extent that I had control over some things, like what professors I would be research, assistant for what classes I would be a teaching assistant for or at least apply for. I decided that all those positions would be in terms of... Now, I want to go back into what they said was his achievement while he was a student. He did a breakdown of Jay-Z's 99 problems. Now, if you know what that song by Jay-Z, when he's like, when Jay-Z's like, yo, but my something

22:22 is in the trunk and my something real low. Do I look like a mon readers? I don't know. Am I under arrest or could I da da da da da. Do you guys know that song? So apparently this guy did a breakdown of it and how it actually relates to real legal sense. Okay?

22:43 So I want to look that up. Michael Moore's JZ 99 Problems. He did this as a student. Oh, here it is. This. None of this is St. Louis University. No, that's Calib Mason who did that one. Michael Morse did one.

23:03 Let me see it. Can I find it? Hmm. Let me look it up. Jay Z99 Problem, a close reading with the Fourth Amendment. Okay, let's see if we can find this. So he did this. Verse two.

23:35 A close reading. Here we go. Oh, he did it at St. Louis then. Okay, okay, okay, okay. But why does it say Calib Mason? Why does it say Caleb Mason? I'm not too sure. Okay, give me one second.

23:49 Oh, all right. I mean, it comes back to Calab Mason, a Calab. Southwestern Law. Okay, do we see Morse here? I'm trying to look for Morris' name. Okay, here we go. Thanks to my students, Michael Morse, for alerting me to the songs,

24:13 pedagogical Okay, I'm fucking up that word today, Jesus. Potential. So Michael Morris put this person onto this JZ song. He's thanked in this breakdown. So you guys are familiar with the song, right? Here's an abstract.

24:36 This is the line-by-line analysis of the second verse of 99 problems by Jay-Z from the perspective of a criminal procedure prosecutor. It's intended for as a resource for law students and teachers and for anyone who's interested in what pop culture gets right about criminal justice and what it gets wrong. Chat, this guy's been tapped in. He's tapped into pop culture. He's suggested the song.

25:02 I hope you don't suggest a Smirkio song going forward for other students. But anyway, 99 problems is a song by Jay-Z. It's a good song. It's a big hit in 2004. I'm writing about it now because it's time we added it to the canon of criminal procedure pedagogies. In one compact teachable verse, verse two, it forces us to think about traffic stops, vehicle searches, drug smuggling, probable cause and racial profiling, and a beautiful tease up my favorite pediagocco. Oh my God, I'm fucking this word. Petagio.

25:37 Oh my God. I'm not going to try to say it. You should have good with words. Okay. Heuristic. Okay, I can say that one, of course. Life lessons for cops and robbers. as it turns out I'm not late to the game after all

25:50 JZ published a well-received volume of criticism and commentary that includes his own marginal notes on verse 2 of 99 problems when I teach the Fourth Amendment I ask my students what the doctrines tell us about on one hand how to catch bad guys and not risk suppression on the other hand how to avoid capture

26:09 and at least beat the rap if not the ride I'm always happy to tell my own stories but the song struck me as perfect By the way, again, remember, the person who wrote this was an associate professor at the Southern Western Law School. Looked like it was Michael Moore's teacher. His, so his teacher at the time at Southwest, Southwest, yeah. Oh, oh, wait, what's the star? Where's the star?

26:48 Hold on. My bad, yeah. Oh, Calab Mason was also an assistant U.S. Attorney. for the Southern District of California. Calib Calab Mason. I'm fucking the word up. U.S. Attorney. Assistant. Oh, it looks like he's went private now.

27:18 He's went private. He's went, okay, this is him? Is this him? Let's see. Yes, yes, I think it is. Yes. He's served two terms here. Did he, could we?

27:34 Yeah, I think. Is it this him? No, no. Is this him? Assistant. Prosecutor. Oh, he was a federal. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

27:53 So this guy wrote the article, and it was suggested by this guy. Okay. And this guy used to be at AUSA. Now he's doing private practice. Now he has the media appearances where he's discussing. So this is not Morris, but this is Morris's teacher in law school. Morris's teacher in law school. So the guy who cooked Dirk, he suggested a JZ song to his professor to do a breakdown on his.

28:30 Professor wrote a breakdown, but his professor left the college and became an AUSA. The student, Morris, who suggested the song now is an AUSA as well, and he's the one cooking Dirk. but the mere fact that he suggested a Jay-Z song to break down, he's already in the perspective of looking at lyrics, legality, and he's hip to the shit. You feel me? He knows,

28:55 hey, now you got to break down that J-Z 99 problems. That's second verse. That nigga's chatting. So, again, we have a prosecutor who's a little bit familiar with culture. And this is explaining why, when it came to his rebuttal my boy was dropping he was dropping bars like

29:15 Sirius Jones nigger looked like Sue surf up there Loaded Luxe Hit Man holler shit was crazy Okay let me see what this guy Are any of these guys Kind of skewed towards hip hop? Not really right

29:31 Not really Okay so so So Calab looked like He just did the breakdown But Morse looked like If he's the one suggested it He's probably into hip-hip. pop a bit. He's probably into hip hop, right? Yeah, the teacher, Kaleb, he looked like he's all over the

29:48 place. Yeah, he's all over the place. He's, he's working, um, private now. Okay. Remember, this is him. So what I was focused on would be the coaches, um, who again, please do not harass this guy. Please don't. This is some serious shit. If this thing is a put smirk you in jail, I do not want him fuck with me. Okay. I'm just, I'm just looking things up because I think he, His rebuttal was amazing. We're going to read it. I think it was amazing. And I could tell he's not going to have a long career being a USA.

30:18 He's going to take this and go private. He's going to be a defense attorney at some point, charging them big bucks because trust me, the government don't pay that much, right? Okay, so that's, yeah, so they do a breakdown. Here's the verse. The year's 94 in my trunk is raw. And the rear of room mirror is motherfucking law.

30:41 I got two choices, y'all, pull over the car, or bounce on the double, put the pedal to the floor. Now, I ain't trying to see no highway chase with Jake, but I got a few dollars and I can fight the case. So I pull over to the side of the road and I heard, son, do you know what I'm stopping you for? Because I'm young and I'm black in my hats real low. Do I look like a mind reader, sir? I don't know. Am I under arrest or should I get some more? Well, you were doing a 55 and a 54.

31:07 License registration, please step out of the car. Are you carrying a weapon on you? I know a lot of you are I ain't stepping out of shit I know my paper's legit Do you mind if I look around A car a little bit With my glove compartment's locked

31:20 And so it's a trunk in the back And I know my rights So you gonna need a warrant for that Aren't you sharp as attack You some type of lawyer Something's for somebody important or something Now I ain't past the bar But I know a little bit

31:32 Enough that you won't illegally Search my shit Very classic verse Classic verse here people Shout to Jay for that verse That's a classic verse They do a whole breakdown on it Line one

31:48 They do a whole breakdown on every line chat You go down Line 3 to 4 Line 5 Line 6 I got a few dollars I can fight the case His commentary was

32:07 Staying cool is easier to do Of course if you have a few dollars To hire good attorney If you're gonna If you're gonna get an overworked public defender A bottom feeding court lurker Who'll just try to get you to take a quick plea Then bouncing on the double starts

32:19 looking more attractive. Even given the considerations discussed above, Jay-Z had money could get a good lawyer. He made the right choice. Wow. Silvia. What's up, girl? It's too early for you? Okay. It's a lot to unpack here, chat. Mr. Morris did his big one. I know you're saying, all right, accurate. You're kind of selling this. We've heard a couple things. He mentioned your name, but how did he really cook? Okay, do you want me to do the reading now? Y'all want me to do the reading now? Should we chill? top of the morning, it's 5 a.m. in L.A. It's actually 457 a.m. in L.A. right now.

33:25 In four hours, chat, the jury will be seated in that courtroom with the case in front of them. They will be instructed to go to the back room where they will be deliberating. They will choose a foreman, and they will have an initial vote of whether they think on each count, Little Dirk, O-T-F-D-D-D and brown eyes are guilty or innocent of those particular charges. By the way, why is this bothering me? Hold on, give me one second. It's bothering me that I couldn't pronounce that word.

34:08 Pronunciation. Yeah, I don't like being stupid. You know what I mean? I'm not one of these fucking other niggas. Pedagogical. Oh, pedagogical. Pedagogical. Okay, I'm fucking up still.

34:19 Pedagogical. Okay. Pedagogical. Okay, so this one I'm fucking up with. Pedagogical. Okay. Got it. Got it.

34:28 Got it. Got to always keep educating yourself, man. Okay. It's never cool to sound uneducated. Okay. When you hear me say shit like, screeets, mersick, I'm clowning niggas. I don't speak like that. Okay.

34:39 Screets. Pedagogical. Okay. Pedagogical. Okay. All right. Okay. It 758, 759 on, uh, in the morning.

34:57 On the East Coast, I know you guys are probably used to, or back in the day, niggies used to listen to the radio. I don't know if they do it anymore. I'll do you guys a solid. I'll sound like your radio host right now. This is what they're doing on the Breakfast Club where, like, Hot 97 right now. Good morning. It's feeling like 66 degrees outside.

35:23 It's going to be a high of 87 with a low of 71. 2% chance of rain. there's going to be a lot of traffic through the Holland Tunnel, the Tapancy Bridge, that's clear. There's an accident on the George Washington Bridge, and if you're trying to get to the Bronx, the L-trades are all operating at a 20-minute delay. Okay.

35:42 Chat, I'm telling you, man. I've done it all. Anyway, all right, let's get back to it. Y'all ready for the reading? And we ain't talking about it on Ms. Cleo's shit. Come on now. You're ready? Are you already?

35:56 Let me open up on my chat. Go to the Academy. By the way, chat, I said earlier, and I'm going to say again, I'm going to say quietly, I have my studio on standby. I left my stream on for five hours. There were no dropouts. I didn't have any problems. And because of that, I said, you know what, I'm going to try to stream from home,

36:49 and that's why I started a little bit earlier. That if we do have problems, I could get the, you know, get the skedaddle in early. but we've been on so far about an hour, you know, knock on wood. There hasn't been any problems and hopefully continues. We're planning to do 12 hours today. Might be 15 and I need my internet to be on time in. I slept two, three hours last night. Okay?

37:16 But today's a big day. We got to be on timing. Okay. All right. I do have the Academy chat up here. So shout to everybody who is here. We're going to do the reading. We're going to do the reading.

37:31 Okay. Let's go, chat. Tap in. Order some coffee, by the way, you know? Order some coffee, whatever you got to do. All right, here we go. So Mr. Morris takes over. This is a rebuttal.

37:47 He said, Mr. Morris, you may proceed when you're ready. He says, thank you, Your Honor. Hunt, catch, and kill. From the moment that King Vaughn was shot to death, Mr. Banks had one goal in mind. That is to hunt. His word in talking about a different op. Oh, chat, this nigga definitely no hip-hop.

38:07 He's saying op. What the hell? Yo, when a prosecutor using your lingo, you're cooked, hunt catch and kill. From the moment, King Vaughn was shot to death, Mr. Banks had one goal in mind, and that was to hunt. His word in talking about a different op. Hunt, catch, and kill those responsible for the shoot. of King Vaughn.

38:30 You saw the text messages. He spoke long and loud. He wasn't shy about it. He text messages about it. He talked to some of the cooperators about it. He wrote songs about it. According to the defense witness, Justin Gibson, he was rapping about shooting and killing and getting revenge.

38:49 By the way, Justin Gibson is the engineer. The engineer fucked up, bro. Why you go up there to mid that dumb ass shit, bro? According to the defense witness, Justin Gibson, he was rapping about shooting, killing, and getting revenge for Kings Vaughn's death, specifically shooting and killing Quando for over a year. You heard all the songs. Still running.

39:15 We spinning for bro. We spinning his shows. The Rose Royce better be bulletproof loom. Yeah. You know we're going to shoot at them stars. The defense-owned witness says, yep, he's talking about Cuando. Damn. But he didn't just talk.

39:33 about himself killing Cuando and getting revenge. He also pushed members of his own team to shoot and kill Cuando to get revenge for the death of King Vaughn. You saw those messages too. New Year's Eve, 2020, the defendant, as he said, he's not thinking about partying because his dog is dead. The prosecutor is saying dog? Oh, hell no. Because his dog is dead and nothing is happening. His team wasn't sliding.

40:01 His team wasn't getting revenge. And so he started to even turn the screws of financial leverage. And that message stirring it up. No, in that message, string. It begins with him asking for rent money. And he says, you complain about pipes, as in guns. You get it? No, no, my bad.

40:26 I got to get the international. You complain about pipes, meaning guns. You get it. Nothing happened. You complain about cars. You get it. Nothing happens. I understand you guys want money.

40:42 But I'm not giving another dollar from this day forward until I see we are on that type of time again. Chat. The prosecutor is saying until we're on that type of time? Oh, hell no. Chat. Hold on. Chat.

41:22 This had to be motherfucking dirk in court when this thing goes cooking, bro. When when Morris was going in, this had to be smirk, bro. This had to be smirk, bro. This had to be smirk, bro. Yeah, this had to be smirk, bro. Br, ain't no way. You know, the prosecutor's chatting. So I'm not giving.

41:54 So remember, this is the prosecutor. He's just rapping to the, he's talking to the jury. But he's using terminology that Dirk would use. Yo, Dirk said, I'm not giving another dollar until I see we all on the same top of Tom again. What type of time was that? He later explained in the messages. He says, We got the low on motherfuckers.

42:16 They had the club partying. Like they ain't got nothing to be worried about. People think that is sweet. His team got the message. But he ain't only complaining text messages, which you saw for your very own eyes. He complained to OTF jam, who testified that when he got out of prison

42:32 after King Vaughn was dead, Banks pulled him inside and says, Hey, this thing looks Hollywood, but these guys aren't sliding. Kvon Grant told you the same thing. He even made a song about it called Piss Me Off. What was he pissed off about? It was that nobody was sliding and getting revenge for King Vaughn. He made it clear in the song.

42:58 He said he wanted revenge. I lost, bro, I can't be happy until I creep up on the skull. Yo, the prosecutor is rapping in the court chat. You're cook, bro. You're cook, bro. The prosecutor's rapping, gang. He's literally rapping, bro. I lost, bro, I can't be happy

43:14 till I creep up on the score. Justin Gibson, the defense witness said that he meant he wouldn't be happy until he got revenge. I said, you mean body for body? Dirk's own engineer said, yep. Yo, Dirk's engineer was a hop.

43:34 I ain't going to lie to you. crazy. You know, Dirk engineer cooked him. Nigger, I'm over here saying, did Dirk confess, they're like, did Dirk confess murder to you, podcaster? Hell no, that's this crap. Fuck's what you're talking about?

43:50 The engineer who's Dirk's pain, they'd be like, yo, was Dirk rapping about killing Kwondo? Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course. What do you mean when he said, you got to slide for bro? Yeah, that means you got to go kill. What? How to engineer decode in the lyrics?

44:07 But he didn't just talk about his desire to get revenge. because he was on relenting. He was on yielding. He was on season. And he was frustrated that others didn't feel the same. In his words, they didn't support. Why you act like you support us if you do hop in that coop. Grab a gun if you ain't with it.

44:27 Put up money for a gun. Put a money for a hot car. Where have we heard the term hot car before? Oh, it's been all throughout this case, huh? Put up money for a car to commit violence. I asked Justin Gibson. Oh my God, they're using this, this engineer a lot. I asked Justin Gibson, what does that song mean?

44:49 You know what he said? He said, well, Smirk was just saying he wants other people to slide for Vaughn and get revenge too. A body for a body. So after talking about on text messages for years, after rapping about killing Kwondo Rondo for years, after making a song saying that his crew wasn't riding, and sliding and wasn't killing Cuando. And after telling his team, he's going to cut them off unless they slide for King Vaughn on

45:16 August 19th, his team finally slid at his direction. On his dime, they slid for Vaughn. And when I said slid for Vaughn, when I said that, I mean they murdered an innocent 24-year-old in broad daylight in front of a gas station in Beverly Hills with machine guns at his damn direction. And now he's in court. blaming his team for sliding for Vaughn and commit the murder. Come on, man.

45:46 You can't blame Amazon for delivering a package you ordered. You can't call him the mastermind because he handled logistics. He stole my Vonny, by the way. Because they had the plans. No, because they had the planes, trains, automobiles in the warehouse. That's your order. This was his order.

46:10 and the guy was exactly what he ordered. He said, if I die, just don't lie. Man, you better slide. If you can't get the main target, you better get his guy. Yo, this prosecutor got barred. Like, I don't know if he's reading it or like he just got it in his brain. What the hell? He said, he rapped.

46:29 He said, that's what he got exactly what he ordered. If I die, just don't lie, man, you better slide. If you don't get the main target, you better get his guy. And that's exactly what happened. By the way, little ad lib here, that rap was before Savaya died. It's too late, they could write whatever narrative. This is closing. So he's setting a narrative that Dirk's demeanor was always just sly.

46:57 I don't care if you could kill the right guy or the wrong guy. So even though that song came before the shooting, they're acting like Dirk is kind of sanctioning just killing anybody, right? Whatever. And that's exactly what happened. They didn't get the main target. They got his guy. They got low pop.

47:18 They got Savaya Robinson. They got a person who thought they were going to get on a plane and go home, but they went to the morgue. That's what happened to Saviari Robinson. And Mr. Banks' words, his own words through text message, voice notes, interviews, songs are the most compelling and direct and complete rebuttal of everything we just heard from that side of the table. for the last three hours. And what you will note is that they didn't address many of Banks' own words. That's for a reason. Before Banks is blaming his team for sliding for Vaughn and the way they demanded,

47:56 wait, before Mr. Banks is blaming his team for sliding for Vaughn, and the way that he had demanded they slide before he was arrested, before this case, in 2023, he was interviewed by the greatest podcast of all of time named DJ academics. Greatest. Listen, the rest of y'all, after this shit, y'all fall at my knees, beneath me, all y'all, okay? This person, what the fuck? All right, now the cap'n now. This, this is a person who knew exactly the facts, okay, I didn't know the facts of King Vons, facts of the death of King Vonn as well as the beef that had been going on with Cuando. Okay, all right, that's a reason.

48:36 I did, I did. Remember, this is the interviewer. Oh, see, they're doing a rebuttal. They just called me to Oprah. They just called me Oprah. So that's why he's flipping it on him. So I'm telling you, this thing got bars. Drew Finland just called me Oprah. Look, you want me to read the Oprah part? Let me try to read the Oprah part. Here's it. Yeah, fuck. Okay. This is Drew. And of course, the little ballot took place to the cross-examination with Burke. You know Burke. We always remember. We know what we don't know. Well, he played 50 seconds. of the DJ Academics interview.

49:18 These academics is kind of like, he's like the Oprah Winfrey of hip hop. And he only played 56 seconds. And then he was made aware of another three and a half hours of the interview. What else was said? Did you listen to it? And what did he said?

49:31 No. Okay. There's other time it was mentioned. Okay. And then the other Oprah stuff is the, is the Oprah. You get a whatever. Okay, cool.

49:44 Let's get back to Morris, my bad chat. So Drew, so they're countering Drew They're countering Drew Saying academics is like Oprah Morse, fuck it, come on, come on Oh, by the way, they gave Morse An hour and 10 minutes An hour and 10 minutes for Morse, okay?

50:25 An hour and 10 minutes for Morse. Come on, I shouldn't look at the page count. Sorry, oh, I'm sorry. Bear with me, it's early in the morning. I don't know, let me just go down a little bit. Okay, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Mr. Mills.

50:44 Hold on. Okay. All right. Now we're ready. Now we're ready. I apologize. Chat. Okay, let's go.

50:52 We were on 168. So 168, right? All right, no, 169. Sorry. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Before Mr. Banks is blaming his team for sliding

51:10 and the way they, that he had demanded that they slide before he was arrested, before this case. In 2023, Mr. Banks was interviewed by a podcast of the greatest podcaster of all time hip hop have ever seen, named DJ academics. This is a person who knew exactly the facts of the death of King Vaughn, as well as all the beef that was going on around with Cuando Rondo.

51:34 Remember, this is the interviewer who interviewed the other rapper named 6-9 who was yelling and screaming at the top of his lungs, slide for Vaughn, slide for Vaughn. That is the person according to Justin Gibson, the engineer, who really pissed off, in the defendant's word, pissed him off, and really drudging up the slide for Vaughn. So this is the same podcaster. Now we're in 2023, the murder is over, Savi Robinson's gone,

52:09 and that podcaster having interviewed 6-9 seeks to ask Banks Hey, what about that slide for Vaughn movement? This is what he says. They weren't getting on audio. I guess they play the video. It's the same 56 seconds. It's the same 56 seconds they keep playing, bro.

52:28 The same 56 seconds. You guys know what it is. I don't have to keep, you know, the fuck. What fuck is this? Academics. Dirk interview, uh,

52:47 that part of the interview. I don't know you like you. Anything dirt. So transcript. Slide. Here we go. This is it. You talk about it by the slide for Vaughn comments.

53:12 I still. I don't know if people still say. They used to say, but you also mentioned a song. They'd be like, maybe you sing Slive for Vaughn. I think they trolling me. Yo, by the episode is fire. Hang on a lot. So on it's fire.

53:26 For some reason, I just don't see the comments no more. For some odd reason. I don't know. Might be the word. You'd be saying them comments a lot? They kind of chilled out a little bit. So that's what they keep playing. All right?

53:53 He says, the look on the podcaster face, who knows the facts. How do I know the facts that were fucking murder? What the hell? Says it all. From the moment that Banks begins responding in that brazen, incredible way, essentially admitted that he was involved. I think this is completely false right here.

54:16 If at the most liberal interpretation, okay, maybe he's hinting towards Bob dying, but none of it's saying, well, I guess if you're saying slide in, I don't know, whatever, let me keep my pussy ass hold out of it. right. Mr. Banks responded in that brazen, incredible way, essentially admitting he was involved with the murder of Mr. Robinson. This podcaster can't even look him in the eye. Mr. Steele posed an objection.

54:50 Thank you. Thank you, Brian. Thank you. And if this comeback on appeal, y'all heard what I said. It's a script. Yeah, it's a script. Anyway, the court says the objection is overruled, but he had to make the objection because this is going to be an appeal.

55:05 appellable thing. That's an appellable thing. Okay? Mr. Moore says, I can't even look him in the eye because he knows what you know. He knows

55:19 what Mr. Banks is saying. Mr. Banks was more subliminal in his songs, but oh, he's a lot less subliminal here. He says, I haven't been hearing those slide for Vaughn comments

55:37 have you you be hearing them I wonder why must be something in the water you could cut that awkward shock that is in the air with the knife and in case it wasn't already absolutely clear he's admitted

55:56 to his involvement in the murder for Savaya Robinson admitting that he had a part in silencing his trolls and critics who were posted incessantly telling him to slide for Vaughn. As if that wasn't clear from the must be something in the water. He says, we here. We here, though. We differ in Iraq.

56:23 What is the rack got to do with slide for Vaughn? Comments chilling out. You heard the testimony from Cody Burke, special agent Cody Burke. He told you Chicago colloquially is the south side of Chicago specifically. I think he means Shirek. I think this is meant to say. He told you that Shirek colloquium, okay? Let me make this a little bit small that you can see it in the chat's not overlooking this.

56:52 So he told you that Shirek colloquially is the south side of Chicago specifically where Mr. Banks is from. is colloquially referred to as Shirek, meaning the murder rate in Chicago on the south side is comparable to the death rate in the war in Iraq. And Shirek, the rack, is short for Shirek. Chat, this thing was tuning to the war in Shirek. I ain't gonna lie. He got too many bars.

57:23 He got too many bars, Chad. So he's sighting the murder rate. He's sighting the murder rate in Chicago. We differ in Iraq. It doesn't get much clear than that. The boldness, the brazeness is exactly what you saw in the murder of Savaya Robinson to take a machine gun in Beverly Hills at Rush Hour and mow that man down in front of everybody.

57:48 It's the same brazeness, brashness, the same you could see in this clip from Mr. Banks. And for some reason, he thought he would just get away with it. You know, there's been a lot said by the defense. They've gone out their way to characterize Mr. says this international superstar and he was a prominent rapper buddy and Jay Z respectfully yeah oh Jay Z oh shit I tell my knees when a lock came Bumbo clock this thing's all this shit start lagging on me now

58:44 no how does shit how does shit just start lagging like instantly Chat, this shit was good for six hours, bro. I fucking knew it, too, man. Chat ain't on line. The lack happened just now. I don't know. It got to do something with my community here because, like, overnight, no issues.

01:00:18 No issues. Overnight, no issues. No issues at all. Overnight. I ran for five hours, no issues. I know it's back now. It might be on some chick-month thing. If it's on some chipmunk thing,

01:00:31 I got to hit a refresh. If I'm on, if my voice, sound chipmunkish? Hit the refresh real quick. I know it's back right now, but see, I got to make this decision. Like, yo, am I dipping out like right now? Or what, bro?

01:00:53 How long we've been streaming? Let's see, how long we've been streaming, Chad? Just give me a second. I'm trying to, you know, figure out. We've been on for an hour and 30. That's the first time it happened. Should I try, like, keep it going for a little?

01:01:37 Call it here. Like, I know the lag just happened. I've seen it. I can see it. I can see it. I can see it. going on line, I can see it. I can see it type of shit.

01:01:52 It's happening again. I think I know what it is. You know, it's so funny. I feel like I know what it is and the people who I pay my internet money to, they're like retarded. It's just that it's, it's nothing to do with my house. It's going to sound nerdy,

01:03:25 but there's two reasons why this is happening. So I'm kind of like, it's kind of like packet loss. And that's why, you know, it's starting, it lags because I'm not losing full connection, but it's having packet loss. So it's going to sound crazy, but I'm going to sound crazy,

01:03:38 but I'm going to explain some technical shit with it. So, there's only one of the internet of that. This was a whole of force. A bunch of men's

01:04:16 and they don't want. I live in the corner of the Cawrack. Like the lack of the way how the internet works, it's like when they're sending signal, and for the people who say get fiber, they don't offer fiber.

01:05:05 They have to amplify the signal to get, you know, every certain amount there's drop in signal. I'm at the last house, right? Because I got the house in the quarter. A lot of times after some rainstorms, see this happens again. The fucking amplifier that's at the beginning of the block goes bad. That's all they got to change, the amplifier. Either that or is one of my neighbors, they have their router plugged in backwards. So they're flooding like that wing and I'm just getting fucked up off of it.

01:05:53 But it's either that. One of the neighbors got a router plugged in backwards, meaning that they're trying to treat the network like a computer. Either the fire that's down the block that amplifies the signal that every house. could get it and I remember I have the longest run of cable because I'm the last house every time it rains man this shit is like it every time you see me with internet problems it's the same problem they come out they'd be like could we check the house I'm like niggit ain't a problem in my fucking house nigga go down the block and go fix it bro there's dropping frames now trust is lagging chat I can see it I'm having packet loss

01:08:02 if it happens if it happens one more time in five minutes I don't know what it is Maybe niggies on my block just woke up and something like that. But I'm cooked. I'm fucking cooked. Only good thing about being here, like, I'm logged into everything already. You know what I mean? Fuck. It might happen.

01:09:11 I do not hear me, man. I said they don't got fires over here. All right, man. I'm going to try. If it happens within the next five minutes, I shut it down, man. I'll shut it down, man. I couldn't even get through the fucking reading, bro. So, so you know what it is?

01:09:35 And that's what I'm saying. it's the dumbest people like my internet company the dumbest people so they have three different teams that works on the internet and they all don't talk to each other because just like every other company

01:09:47 they outsource stuff right so they have your regular home technician and every time you call it's some fucking place in India where it's like the call center hey did you plug out your router like all that fucking stupid shit like you know there's nothing wrong with the crib

01:10:00 it's nothing wrong with the wiring to the crib it's nothing wrong with the modem so but they got to go go through this stupid-ass thing, they send out a regular technician that works within the house. The problem is not in the house. But everything, like, we've called them like 10 times same problem. I'm not even a fucking technician. I know exactly what it is.

01:10:19 Go down the fucking block. Go to the fucking internet box that serves the whole block. The amplifier got fried because we had hard rain. We get terrible, like, rain and shit like that. It got fried. You need to change that bitch out. That's all that needs to be done. What happens is, you know.

01:10:36 You know why the whole night my internet was good? Because everybody's sleep. So my signal, there's nobody on the network. There's no crowd. So there's no crowd. Like literally they run lines to everybody's house. There's no crowd. So even I'm the furthest house, the fact that the amplifiers fucked up doesn't matter.

01:10:56 I streamed fine. Niggas is waking up now. Like regular niggas is waking up. So the more they wake up and they go online, they start crowd in the network. and the signal coming to my house doesn't get amplified because the amplifier is fucked up. So as soon as I guess my neighbors are waking up, I'm fucked.

01:11:13 It sounds like I'm on some McDonald's Wi-Fi, right? This fucking company is just like ridiculous. Literally, I'm getting fucked because my neighbors are waking up. My goddamn neighbors are waking up. So let me tell you how stupid it is. They send a home technician. Bro, you could change the mode of a million times. The same fucking problem.

01:11:39 They could see the problem at the fucking company. They see it. They come here. They hook it up outside by the like, you know, the cable box outside. They see it. And then they're like, oh, we got to escalate to another team. So there's three fucking different teams. They're like, oh, they're like the technician that comes works from your house to your modem of your computer.

01:12:03 I said, well, I don't need that technician. I said, all right, well, we're the second technician. We work from the connection to the street to the house, meaning let's say, I don't know, God forbid, somehow, I don't know, you know, I got an excavator. Like, I fucking excavated up and ripped up the fucking actual, you know, coaxil, whatever fucking cord that brings the internet in. They be like, oh, okay, the lines under that runs from the street to your house, that's the problem.

01:12:28 So that's the second team. The third team is the ones that work on the road. You never talk to them. That's the team that got to come fix it. So you got to escalate to two slow-ass motherfuckers every single time. And we have a million calls on this. Hey, we tell them the first. problem. Hey, packet loss. I'm having packet loss. Y'all came last year. Y'all came the year before.

01:12:49 Y'all come every six months. Every time after hard rain. And why? It's about happening again. Yo, Claudia, please could you call these things? I don't know what the fuck you're telling them. Just three-way me into it. Because I feel like I could talk technical to them at this point. It's deflating chat. I ain't going to lie. It's like super deflatan. I know. It's fine. No, I can see it. Like, there's a thing there I can see it, but I'm waiting for it to drop out because this is why I started stream early because I'm like, yo, I don't want this shit to drop out at noon when we are actually on Verdict Watch.

01:13:44 You know what I mean? Right now it's 537 a.m. on the West Coast. If I got to go make the drive, let me just go make the drive now. Fuck it. All right, man. Let me try to keep going. Do I sound fine? I apologize, by the way.

01:14:12 You know, trust me. Listen The only reason why I would ever move is because of my internet I built my perfect house But the only reason I would ever move I don't care how many times I get dogs Fuck that I'm sorry It's so bad, bro

01:14:29 It's horrible I hear New York Cordo Dia says I'm trying to tell you to get a dedicated connection AT&T doesn't service over here Like I'm trying to explain to where I live I live in a town in a town where I lived 20 years ago was a forest.

01:14:57 They basically went to rich people and told those rich people, hey, you could buy like a house for a million and a half dollars. We're going to build it for you. They got enough contracts and they leveled an entire forest. So where I live at is used to be a forest. Like we don't even have city lines that come here for sewage. We have to have septic tanks. The city, like basically they look at it like, y'all niggis rich, man.

01:15:22 I'll pay for what I need. So with that, it's not that many houses. So you're not going to have AT&T, Verizon, whatever else, all come into an area that probably, like, honestly, probably has 50 customers. That's it. 50 customers. They're not going to fight over 50 customers. They'll say, whatever, whoever got the first contract, fucking, we're not running lines over there. So it's only one company that comes here, one.

01:15:51 at least for internet. Okay? I'm going to look at the Starlink thing, bro, because this is kind of deflating. And these niggas is retarded. Chad, I pay these niggas like $400 a month. I don't even know if that's normal. But $400 a month for internet.

01:16:06 This shit don't work. This shit don't work, Chad. Fuck! Claudia, please call these motherfuckers. It's an emergency. They need to... You got to have me talk to them. Because I can tell them a technical thing.

01:16:32 They need to go down the phone. block. Bring that fucking big truck. I see when they're there. I have a drone. I send my drone up. Usually, because when they fix the problem, they don't even come to your house. They just fix it. So they'll be like, oh, we're going to be working in the area from certain times. So you know

01:16:46 what I do? Nick, I send my drone up. Yes, I watch all my neighbors, nigga. I'm white. Damn there. Nick, I got a drone, nigga. I'll be looking at my neighbor's backyard. I was like, what the fuck? I got going. I send my drone down the block, nigga. I'm like, okay. Y'all working on it. Send my drone back. Dead ass. I'm sorry. I'm kind of, I'm kind of

01:17:04 Like, I'm pissed off a bit, and I got to get in a good mood, especially, it's a big day. We got to try to figure out whatever. It says, uh, act, we build the fiber out to you for a dedicated internet. I'm telling you. All right, nigga, how much is that going to cost? Like, to run fiber, nigga, there's no lines over here, period. Nigel, I try to get fiber. I try to get Verizon fires.

01:17:28 I try to get it. And they literally was like, hey, we don't offer service. y'all niggas got my address you can put it in to see if you can get fiber in my house you got my address what the fuck there ain't no fiber that could come to my house man like these niggas they look at me like catch you later nigga

01:17:42 maybe I gotta get like a satellite option or something like that or honestly what I need is a backup because usually this is fine but like a day like today what the fuck am I gonna do I hate going to my studio actually I don't hate it but you know nigga after this when I get drunk

01:18:01 I just go to sleep I got lit at my studio nigga I had to like travel an hour Anyway Alright Let me stop being a bitch I'm stop being a bitch All right chat

01:18:13 We're gonna get through it all right Thank you for your patience Um Fuck my internet company man Fuck these niggas man Fuck them Claudia when you're calling them Just tell fucking

01:18:31 Pagit get the fuck off the phone nigga Send me to the supervisor That's what you tell them. I need to talk to the supervisor. Okay? Get somebody who sounds like they speak English. And then tell them, here's the address. He's had this problem 20 times.

01:18:47 It's only the same problem. What you need to do is to get your level three crew, not the level one who comes to my house who's checking out my dogs in my fucking cars. No, don't send that motherfucker back. Not the level two, nigger, who comes outside and he's looking at my fucking driveway talking about about like his MTV Crips.

01:19:07 Not that nigger neither. All he does is he's just plug it into the shit and just sitting there. The level three niggas that go down the block to the big ass box that is a telecommunications box and all they do, because I've sat there and watched him

01:19:21 because I'm like, I was so pissed off. And I said, what did you do to fix it? Because you just fixed it. So, oh, the amplifier was broke. I said, what? That's it? So yeah, we just have to replace it. So the guy, I know the fix now.

01:19:33 Replace the fucking amplifier. Level 3 Optimum Online I want to say their name But optimal online They're so ass It's the worst Oh my God I hate them

01:19:42 I hate these niggas man Nick I hate these niggas more than Dirk hate Kwanorondo bro I ain't gonna lie to you dog I swear I hate these niggas man I swear I hate these niggins man Man I hate these things more than Kwondo Rondo like Dirk hate Kondo bro

01:19:55 Man I hate this I hate my internet company more than more than King Vaughan hated Tuka bro These things is this Yo, this shit is killing me. You know the last time I had the problem, chat? They took like four days to fix it.

01:20:24 And these motherfuckers had the audacity to charge my card $420 while I had no goddamn internet. These things is the worst. The worst! Optimal line is so garbage, bro. I feel, nigga, listen, I don't know what made Dirk feel like he had to slide. But I ain't going to lie, man. I see one of them niggins trucks on the street right now, nigga. I might have to, like, poke a tire out of something.

01:21:02 Man, something got to give, gang. This shit is crazy. This is my one thing I do. I play my little Fortnite over there. I stream right here. I don't got much shit going on in life. These niggis is fucking me up. This shit worse than Rock Nation, man.

01:21:22 Unless they're behind it. This shit horrible. This shit is horrible, man. It's exactly how that Louisiana Man Gio, nigger feel, man. If I see that nigga that run optimum, brough, I ain't gonna lie, gang. I don't know what, yo, I'm telling you. I see the optimum online CEO, bro. You might be on a T-shirt, bro.

01:21:55 What the fuck? You can't do one. You charging me $400, nigga. I see why this nigga Louisiana man Joe and said, man, fuck this shit. I'm still having back pains that you. I don't pay the bill. Man, I got to clap a nigga, man. Fuck that shit, man.

01:22:08 You know, this shit is getting out of hand. This shit is getting out of hand, man. Nick, I left my computer on for five out. Nick, I woke up every hour on the hour. Ran down here. I'm looking. Is there any dropouts? It's been fine for the last hour.

01:22:25 Okay, good. I go back. I barely could sleep. I run back. Oh, my God. I said, damn, maybe I could just stream from home today. No dropouts. None.

01:22:44 Man, y'all put that nigga, y'all go look up that Optimal Online CEO, man. That nigga just better be on good. You better be on some good warning. with some good security. I ain't going to cap with you, man. Like, I'm feeling like Luigi Manjeone right now, nigga. This shit look crazy. Niggas is playing with me, nigga.

01:23:00 Actually, I wouldn't do it myself. I'm going to do the Dirk. I'm going to just pay for it. Now I'm playing, I'm playing. This is jokes. This is jokes. This is all jokes, by the way. This is jokes. But I'm pissed off, bro. I better stop before they try to marry this to Dirk's case. Yeah, Dirk said he was pissed off too.

01:23:15 Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, anyway. Fuck, man. God damn, these son of a bitches, man. All right. Are we good, chat? Let me just check all this chats. Are we good? Are we good right now, at least for right now?

01:23:56 We're not good? There's a delay. Oh, oh, I think I know how to fix it. Let me see if I know how to fix it. Hold me. Oh, oh, oh, I know how to fix it. Hold on. Give me one second.

01:24:17 Give me one second. Oh, yeah. Oh, and I got to do this. All right, it's going to look like it dropped out, but I'm streaming through IRL Toolkit, so it shouldn't drop out. Give me a second. This is an address in it.

01:24:32 What's that mature? honest, I'm gonna be honest. I'm honest. I'm honest. I'm gonna be honest. It was. But I want to send a direct and straightforward apology to Gigi.

01:24:47 Because she was Okay. Okay. That sound good? I might. Be good? Okay. Apologize for that ran chat. This motherfuckling is fucking me up today. But this is a high stress day, man.

01:25:32 high fucking stress day. Okay. Well, fuck my internet company, though, man. Anyway, I'm telling you, man, wait to one of these little reps. You know, they always be like, you want to do a survey? You know what?

01:25:57 For your inconvenience, we're going to give you a discount this month. You know, I'm going to tell him, I'm going to hit him with the dirk. Niggi, you better catch a piece of the switch. Like, straight up. I think he's going to catch a piece of the switch, man. Fuck that.

01:26:07 All right, let me chill. All right. Okay. Let's get back into the reading of this thing, man. This shit is getting out of hand. Okay. So Brian Steele, Brian Steele does raise an objection. He does raise an objection.

01:26:28 And the objection that he raises is because Morse is basically damn near testifying as to how he thinks I feel or what I think. He's saying, look at my eyes. Act knows dirt just admitted to murder. He confessed to murder. So he's making him this assumption that that's a confession. He's making an assumption that it's received. And it's making an assumption that there's this menacing, awkward silence that it's a, it's a conversation that's happening without even words. My eyes.

01:27:10 His demeanor. His, his, not only his tone, but he kind of comes across as, you know, as he says, here we go. He says brazen, okay? Brazen. Okay. All right. All right. Here we go.

01:27:29 The objections overrule. I'll read back a little bit since, you know, we kind of had a pause for a bit. Can't even look him in the eye because he knows what you know. He knows what Mr. Bank is saying. Mr. Banks was more subliminal in his songs, but oh, he's a lot less subliminal here. He says, I haven't been hearing those slides. For Vaughn comments, have you? You'd be hearing them?

01:27:55 I wonder why. It must be something in the water. You could cut that awkward shock that is in the air with a knife. And in that case, it wasn't already absolutely clear that he was admitted to his involvement in the murder of Saviya Robinson, admitting he had a part in silencing his trolls and critics who were posted incessantly telling him to slide for Vaughn, as if it wasn't clear.

01:28:18 from Oh, it must be something in the water He says We hear, though We're different in the rack What is the rack got to do with Slipher Von? Well, you heard te... Oh my God, this shit just happened again, bro.

01:28:41 I'm out. I'm out, bro. This shit is... Yeah, I'm on, bro. Yeah, I'm on. I'm going to sit, bro. I'm on, bro. This shit is ass, bro.

01:28:54 Bigger. You know, It's like something trolling me, bro. It's something trolling me, gay. Oh, boy. So I realized this shit was real as fuck. My favorite part is the, uh, they said,

01:30:05 woofing at the guys more than the outside. I wish you would slide. They said dirt can't go on his block, but when I'm here, I have a good time. Go, go. Think about what you're saying with me. Look at what's going on with the other side. Better think about people.

01:30:21 playing with me. Got paperwork. Don't shake hands with me. Make an example for niggas I knew long because they keep playing with me. Yeah, that 10 don't jam with me. How you, how you niggas mad because that's my twin. I keep jam with me. I got the lamb with me. Tatted on my knee. I got Pluto name bitch. Stop playing with me. You ain't have your gun for them. You better keep your gun for me better keep your gun for booney better keep your gun for c think i'm playing coming see you're gonna end up by that treat oh my god i love this shit then anyway all right chat let me go on our youtube i think i should be straight stretched out chat i'm getting pimples and shit now here we hopefully i could go live could i go live now all the stuff i'm logged in at home i'm not logged in

01:31:21 here this is usually this is where we shot this is where we shoot is my other cameras on i don't think they're on. I can show you the rest of the studio. I'm in the, uh, this is the producer's chair. This is the producer's chair. That this is where we shoot. Actually, I did OTF's interview in here. Also, we do, we did, um, Troy Yav's interview here too. What else we do here? We do a bunch of stuff here. We also rent the spot out. Not now. We're not going to rent it out because I'm here, but, uh, yeah. This is, this is my second studio. It's called dialect. If you guys on peer space, you can go, uh, book it. Not now.

01:32:00 But I'm not here. So if you want to use the equipment I use, for the studio I use, it's called Dialect Studios. Is that, is it called? Dialect. D-I-A-L-E-C-T-T-Sudios.

01:32:12 Okay? One of my studios here. All right, anyway. Uh, welcome. Are we good? Everything looking good? Oh, shit. Okay.

01:32:33 All right. Cool, cool, cool. Cool. King academics in the building. Okay, I'm smiling. I'm sorry if I'm coming across like a brat today, like a bitch. I'm sorry.

01:32:50 Like I honestly apologize. You know, like the streaming shit is like, it's really most of my life. You know what I mean? And also I'm really, I'm kind of irritable when I don't get to do work. Like I just can't just like lounge around.

01:33:01 So, um, you know, just some things out of my control. but as frustrated as y'all are, I'm super frustrated to, trust me, I promise you. Is the Academy online? Okay.

01:33:17 All right, chat, I'm here till midnight. I'm here till midnight. All right? I'm telling you that already. I'm going to have to apologize to Pluto because I know he's going to miss me. But yesterday I had to cut stream a little bit early than I wanted to,

01:33:31 but I'm here to midnight tonight. All right? There's other topics I need to get to. hopefully we get the verdict that we want, but eventually, even if we don't get a verdict, today, I hope to, like, do some regular topics, okay? So if you're rocking with me today, whether you're driving a truck, shout to my truck drivers,

01:33:55 shout to my people in the military, shout to my people who, no matter what line of work you do, your delivery driver, I appreciate all you guys, and I do want to, again, just apologize. I don't want to come off like a brat, because I know, listen, job that I'm doing is not that hard. I'm not, I'm just irritable because I wish the other things that I need to do my job is really easy. I wish it worked. So I hope you guys don't be like, damn, man, this nigga kind of, it's like a bitch-ass nigga. I'm sorry. I apologize. I said for me, you know, I want to be here streaming for y'all. Okay. I got a couple hours of

01:34:27 sleep. I am ready, locked and loaded. All right? I'm going to control my drinking because we got to go at least, we're doing at least 12 hours today. So, What's going to happen, I was at home, if you guys, you know, who were really interrupted by, you know, some bullshit. I was reading the transcript of Michael Morris. And that was the prosecutor who did the rebuttal. He did the rebuttal that was explaining. And by the way, I'm going to face the camera as much as I can. The screen is just here.

01:34:58 And I just don't want to do too much and change in the angle. I'm sorry. But I'm going to, we're going to get back into reading Michael Morris's rebuttal. Okay? We're starting a little bit backwards here. Now, granted, it's 10.58 on the East Coast, which means it's pretty much 11, which means it's 8 o'clock on the West Coast. In about an hour time, the jury is most likely going to be deliberating. I've been told around 9 o'clock they're going to be in there doing their thing.

01:35:30 At least for three hours, they're going to break for lunch, maybe 12, 12.30, maybe even one. depending on how it goes. They're going to play it by ear. The judge is going to still be there. They could come out at any time, ask questions, and we're going to be here for all of that. Clearly, we're not in court. We're going to, of course,

01:35:46 trying to follow the updates of some of the guys who are around court, but this is the time that we get to kind of dig into the case and what they're going to be looking at. I think most of you guys have made up your mind no matter what, what you think the outcome is going to be. But we are going to go through not only transcripts, but any type of evidence that the jury is going to supposedly seen. Again, you know, in being open and fair, in the aim of journalism, I will say I'm a little bit

01:36:17 biased. I support Dirk. I rock with Dirk. I like Dirk. And I'm hoping to get a favorable results. Okay. So if I had to put my biases on the, um, Table desk, what it is. Okay. So other than that, we're going to go through a lot of things. All right. So anyway, I'm going to get back to the reading. And oh my God, I'm like fucking myself up.

01:36:45 Okay. If you guys are watching on YouTube, I rarely ask for anything. You know, shout to my gifted, my guys who do gift memberships. Shout to the people on kick who give subscribers. I appreciate all you guys. But if you don't have money, listen, this is not a paid experience. all good. We love everybody. All I ask, just make an account, hit the follow button, just hit the like button.

01:37:12 That's it. You get what I'm saying? It allows the stream to at least YouTube, you know, because again, we're playing the YouTube game a little bit. It tells YouTube that we're doing something positive. That's about it, right? We've been the number one outlet in hip-hop period for a while, and just like we were with Torrey Lanes, with the Diddy case, and just like even this. We've been the most popular with that as well. But we want to make sure we're doing a good job. And, you know, these are the outlets that kind of support us, including YouTube.

01:37:45 It's important that you guys hit the like button that you could tell them like, hey, you know, academics are doing a good job. Thank you guys. Enough of my spiel. Okay. I did a test. So this is me. This is at the studio. Oh, my God.

01:38:04 That's for my IP? Oh, fuck. I don't think you can just toss me, right? Look, it's not about download for stream. It's about upload. So I'm going to give you a little bit of technical stuff. I know something I might with her. I stream eight megabytes consistently upload.

01:38:23 That's what gives good crisp quality. If you're going to do 1080P, giving you a little streamer advice here, I always tell you I know how to build studios. I don't do everything when it comes to this. You know, some things are just out of my control. you need at least about 8 kilobytes per second. Some people say 6, I'm going to say 8. 8 to 10.

01:38:42 It's going to make sure your stream is really good. My upload speed currently when I tested it just before I started is 207. That's a simple bath. If I have 207 in terms of speed, if my car could go 207 miles per hour, it could go 10 miles per hour. We're not even going 10, we're going 8. So I'm explaining the situation that you guys know exactly what's going on. What was happening at my house is that I would have around 50,

01:39:11 which is more than the 10 or 8 that I need, but it would drop dramatically because of something called packet loss. A packet is, it's like a packet is information sent across the internet and it is composed of bytes, right? So the packet could be as small as 40 bytes and it could be as big as like, I think, 1,500. By the way, I took networking in college. That's why I know stuff.

01:39:39 What happens is the packet has all the info. So like, for example, a stream, it has the info for the frames of what you're seeing, my movements, my voice. And when I'm sending that over the internet from where I live, there is packets being lost. So if we sent,

01:39:59 let's say, I don't know, we sent 800 packets in a millisecond. Of the 800 packets in uploading the stream, half of them get lost. So I'm choppy, I'm laggy. My voice is delayed. That's what I told my internet company. This is a problem I understand because I'm at the end of the cul-de-sac. There's an amplifier. They run low-voltage wire.

01:40:29 to carry internet. I'm at the end of the cul-de-sac. The amplifier is not amplifying the signal that I don't lose packets. So when I try to communicate with the box, if I sent out 800 bytes in a packet, okay? It loses some of it, okay? So there's packet loss,

01:40:52 and that's why I'm having a problem in my house. I shouted at the people while I was coming here. Hopefully it's fixed. They told me 24 hours, I told him I'm calling back tomorrow and 9 o'clock. We'll see. All right. I like to be open and transparent with you guys.

01:41:05 I hope you guys understand it and respect it. And I know, you see my, it's, it's exfinity. You can't, what you think is going to do? Like, Das me? It's not going to work. It doesn't work like that. This IP is not the IP actually for here. So go ahead and try.

01:41:29 And if I get DOS, you know, I'm going to do, I'm just reset the router. it. Okay, anyway, fuck that. Cool. Let me open up. I'm going back to reading. I'm back to reading, y'all. Oh, shit. That's my dooredash again. Fuck. I just ordered it in air cable. Screenshot that one. Why is there a delay, though? So this is transcript from yesterday. Again, the academy.com blog, you guys should be able to see it. We have the document. here and we're going to resume our reading. I believe we're on page 168 or 69. I remember 69. So we're around here. Okay. Okay. I remember this. I'm trying to get to exactly where we left off. So they mentioned me here. Cool. All right. Here. And they bring up the fact that I interviewed 6.9.

01:43:26 okay and they say he's brazen about it they explain the rack shy rack um they talk about the colloquial shy rack we different in the rack okay okay and then we're around here we're gonna we're gonna start here and again it's gonna pick up where you know they they kind of disrespect him and they say they say to uh say to dirk Listen, I know this guy think he's like an international superstar, but he ain't that. Okay? Essentially, that's what they say. He ain't that.

01:44:07 Let me make this a little bit smaller. Okay. Chad, court didn't even start yet. There is no verdict. Okay. Let me continue reading. All right? Everybody good?

01:44:26 Wellness check. What is the rack? So, they explain. what Chirac is. Okay? And I'm going to try to aim towards his camera because I know you guys want to face y'all, not look away. So,

01:44:51 this is, remember, this is Michael Morse. I've posted him on my, on my, Twitter, not to dox him. He's obviously holding a public position.

01:45:06 AUSA is a public position, even though it's not an elected position. The U.S. attorney who hired him, that is an elected position. We're not elected, actually. I'm sorry. It's an appointed. position. I'm sorry. So the the

01:45:18 president of the United States appoints the U.S. attorney and they subsequently hire a U.S.A's. Okay, that's their team. Okay. So this is him. And I only posted him to just show you that, hey, listen,

01:45:35 prosecutors aren't as square and as white as you think no more. Some of these guys, they're tapped in. This guy seemingly is tapped into hip-hop. in urban culture. The last name, Morris, if someone could try to help me out with that, let me put the chat down here.

01:45:56 Because someone helped me out with the last name, Morris. Is that a Hispanic name? Is that a Hispanic name? It feels like it's Hispanic. He's definitely not like just Caucasian, is he? What do you mean? Is he white? I feel like he's Puerto Rican.

01:46:21 Somebody said, no, that's an English name. Okay, all right. Somebody says white. So is he a white guy? I don't know. Again, this is not too doxom. But is this just a white guy? I don't know. It feels like, not saying a white guy can't, again, I'm just asking about he's half black for sure. Somebody said, nigga, you tell us. I don't know. Why would I know? I know. I'm just saying, what does he look like? Does he look like a white guy? Does he look like a, I'm trying to figure out his upbringing. It's going to tell us a lot. His upbringing will tell us a lot, chat. Somebody said he's Rock Nation. read that again. So I'm going to read a little bit before in case we missed anything. And again, I'm in character. I'm reading as Michael Morris. Okay. This was a rebuttal yesterday for the government, and this was the last word the jury heard in terms of possible evidentiary. It's not evidentiary,

01:47:23 but, you know, hearing from either side. Okay. I'm Michael Morris, right? What's the rack got to do with sliding for Vaughn? Comments chilling out. You heard testimony from Cody Burke. That's a special agent. He told you, and Chirac colloquially is the south side of Chicago, specifically where Mr. Banks is from. It's colloquially referred to as Chirac, meaning that the murder rate in Chicago on the south side is comparable to the death rate in, to the war in Iraq. and Shirek? The rack is short for Shirek. So he's citing the murder rate in Chicago.

01:48:07 And he says, we different in the rack. It doesn't get much clearer than that. The boldness, the brazeness. It's exactly what you saw in the murder, Saviour Robinson, to take a machine gun in Beverly Hills, a rush hour, and mow that young man down in front of everybody's the same type of brazeness, brashness,

01:48:24 you'll see in this clip from Mr. Banks. And for some reason, he thought he would get away with saying that. You know there's been a lot said by the defense. They've gone out of their way to characterize Mr. Bang says, a international superstar. And he was a prominent rapper. Sidebar.

01:48:44 You see how the prosecutor says it was. He's already, he's talking as if Dirk is done. He said he was a prominent rapper. Not is. He said he was a prominent rapper. But he ain't Jay-Z respectfully. Now, chat, I want to just use that word. And by the way, this is nothing, there's no rotten nation conspiracy here.

01:49:05 I'm just trying to tell you. I'm just trying to say this guy isn't to hip-hop. That's it. You have a prosecutor. Look how he's talking. Remember, the court reporters typing this up. They type up exactly what he's saying. He could have said, but he isn't Jay-Z.

01:49:22 He's talking in the language of Dirk. He's talking in the language of someone who understands the culture. He ain't J-Z. That's what the process, a prosecutor saying, he ain't. He's speaking the tongue of urban culture. He's well educated. Yet he's speaking, using the vernacular. He's showing that he has the understanding of the culture from where Dirk Banks comes from.

01:50:00 So he says, yeah, he's a prominent rapper, but he ain't Jay-Z. respectfully. A lot of people didn't know the facts of Cuando, Rondo, and King Vaughn. They ain't know. So he must have thought he could just go on this podcast and make this incredible statement of responsibility. And that would just fly under the radar. But it didn't fly under the radar. He forgot his own lyrics when he said, fuck tweeting. We slodding. The feds are

01:50:37 coming. That's exactly what happened. They got caught. They caught him at the airport and he was on the way to Dubai with a haphazard luggage just thrown randomly in the car. This superstar, this international person is driving, fleeing in the middle of the night, half pack, trying to get away from law enforcement because he knew the jig was up. God damn it, bro. This man wrote his rebuttal. Wait, is YouTube down? It doesn't show us lag in chat, so. Hell, what's that about?

01:51:36 Oh, hold on. Yeah, I'm not too sure what's up with the academy. No, no, King Academics is a... Drill, check your phone. I got you. It's all good. We're good. We should be fine.

01:52:38 Let me just make sure I'm sorry. That's not the studio fault. This is... Because I'm not logged into my YouTube. can't change like the shit. I'm only logged in at home. Okay. So I'm sorry.

01:52:57 We had to restart the academy. All right. Apologize for that. I apologize for that. Okay. Now that was not, that's not like the, the,

01:53:12 I got a message on the, uh, pre-streamer that, um, okay. Yeah, I apologize. It shouldn't be an issue.

01:53:42 But because I'm not, usually you have to make an event and then select the event. This is a lot. I hate to even explain this shit. Anyway, that wasn't like. I'll tell you what went like. This case had no burden of proof. The government has brought all the allegation in this case. They could have sat and done nothing, acts no questions, offer no openness statements,

01:54:03 no closing arguments, no theories, call no witnesses. But they did. And because they did, the law allows you. to scrutiny. Why am I being told these things that don't make sense? And really, ladies and gentlemen, that is what

01:54:27 brings you to this process. Okay? You judge... Do we have issues again? What the fuck is going on? Am I tripping? Don't tell me it's because I showed IP. No. No.

01:55:28 Somebody say you can't. Escape the Rock. Oh, man. They said it drop, but is back. Okay. All right, chap. Maybe I fucked up myself today. I don't know what happened there.

01:56:03 God damn, bro. Like, this shit just piss me off. I don't know what happened there. Maybe it's because I show my IP. If not, I'm going up to the off the record set. I could just go to the off the record set. If I'm muted, you have to refresh. You have to refresh.

01:56:25 Let me see. Yeah. If I'm muted. just refresh it's okay this is the hardest stream i've ever had to do oh yeah grand yo gran oh grand oh we cook bro oh my nigger grand

01:57:14 all right let me get uh let me get the kick alert back on all right okay geez we good refresh niggins say yo dirt going through federal nightmare you're going through internet nightmares y'all got me man

01:57:52 y'all got it bro y'all got it dog all right I'm powering through this bitch I don't give a fuck I'm powering through this bitch are we good that we good

01:58:30 and I apologize man ain't nothing bigger in the chat except the internet company huh fuck it's all good all right let's keep it going let's keep it going I apologize like listen just a rule of thumb

01:58:46 if it drops out for a second, refresh. If you see me muted, refresh. Refresh. Refresh fixes the problem. Refresh, okay? Refresh. That's it. All right. Okay. So here we go. The government has brought all these allegations in this case.

01:59:09 They could have sat and done nothing. Ask no questions, offer no opening statements. No closing. Arguments, no theories. Call no witness. but they did. And the fact that they did, the law allows you to scrutinize the evidence in those arguments.

01:59:29 You could take a look at it and see if it makes sense and how plausible it is. See if it lines up with your common sense. And to the extent it's not plausible and it doesn't make sense and it doesn't line up with your common sense. The law enables you to ask, why am I being told? these things that don't make sense. And really, ladies and gentlemen, that is what has brought you to this process. You're going to judge the evidence.

02:00:00 You're going to decide what's true. You use facts. You use the evidence. You're going to find it as you find it and the law as the court gives it. And you set aside your biases. Okay, we all have them, your prejudices. We all have them.

02:00:18 Your sympathy. these we all have them you set those aside and you use your common sense and that means you're a full grown fully formed adult and that's how the world works and if you're what if what you're being told doesn't make sense doesn't line up with the evidence of your own common sense in terms of how you know the world works you should reject it if it's coming from me if it's coming from this side of the table or that side of the table if it doesn't line up with the evidence and your common sense, you should reject it. You should scrutinize every argument that you're hearing.

02:00:57 You should kick the tires, open the hood, test drive it before you buy it. And if it doesn't line up, you should reject it. So I want to talk to you about some of the evidence in this case as came out. And this is going to be clear. I say clear. Some of it is not even disputed by the defense. we have the burden of proof but some of these things

02:01:21 the defense has not even disputed some of them they have but it's clear what they haven't I'm ad-lib and a little bit to make it make sense to read it verbatible okay chat so I'm not ad-lib into just ad-lib right here's what clear from the evidence ladies and gentlemen

02:01:39 here's a very basic fact King Vaughn he was killed Mr. Banks rapped about getting revenge for King Vaughan that came from the defense's own witness, Justin Gibson, the engineer. He said Banks often rapped about shooting Cuando Rondo and getting revenge. Banks texted about revenge.

02:01:59 You've seen those text messages. They ignore them. They are there. They can't be just wished away. They are going to go back into jury deliberation with you. He texted over and over again, expressing a desire for revenge. and forget back. There was, in 2021,

02:02:22 there was an image on Mr. Banks' phone that shows an attempt to locate Timothy Leaks. Close in time to when he was released from custody. We know that Mr. Banks' closest OTF associates were involved in the murder. They even agree with that. Kavanaugh-Grant, OTF Jam. There's no dispute on that side of the room.

02:02:46 We know that Mr. Wilson was there. He was absolutely involved. We'll get to that in a little bit. But we know the core members of OTF and Mr. Banks' closest associates, people who he grew up with, people who he shared time with, he shared gang affiliations with,

02:03:03 we know those were his guys who committed that murder. We also know his manager, Jason Smith. It wasn't Kavanaugh- like Mr. Steele said. Jason Smith booked those flights for all the shooters,

02:03:25 both arriving and departing. You've seen the text messages, you've seen the financial records. I'm going to show them to you one more time. Just because Mr. Steele said something that was completely in opposite of the reality. But you know that. You also know that Mr. Banks said,

02:03:50 don't book no flights on no names involved with me. At the precise time, that text message were flying back and forth regarding booking flights for what would ultimately be the shooters. You notice. You know that lodging for the shooters was paid for on Mr. Banks' Amex? You know that transportation for the shooters from San Francisco. Diego, the Uber, from San Diego to Los Angeles? It was on his Amex. His transportation company

02:04:24 that used to take him back and forth to the Valley Vista was used. All that is undisputed. Ooh, chat. We got something. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to break character. Oh, sorry. I'm sorry to break character. The reason I'm breaking character, come on, stop. The reason why I'm breaking character, Oh my God, hold on. Sorry. The reason why I'm breaking character, is that remember, they call it an OTF card,

02:04:58 but it wasn't OTF. Remember that it was some other company? They're now, the FISA are now identifying that as Dirk's, remember Dirk said he had a trucking company. Supposedly Dirk had cards under his trucking company, but that was his company. Okay, I mean break character because I'm reading as Michael Morris.

02:05:21 I'm sorry. Like, I'm not trying to troll or not, right? So we get to realize the car didn't say only the family. So I know there's a lot of discourse saying, how stupid are these guys? Why would you book it on the OTF card? These guys don't have money. It's the reason why they're stalking Dirk.

02:05:37 They're begging Dirk to get paid. They don't have money. If they're going to book a flight, they're going to book anything. They're going to book it with Dirk's money. And again, they probably think, there's a degree of separation because they have nothing to do with, these guys has nothing to do with Dirk's trucking company. But they do have something to do with OTF.

02:05:58 Now, maybe there is actual OTF credit cards under Amex, but these weren't, it didn't say only the family. That's not the business name. I forgot what the business name is. Let me say if I could Google it and figure it out. But supposedly that's his trucking company. What is the name? Bro, I got to go to Google, bro.

02:06:16 like I got to set the thing to Google. What is the name of the credit card? That little dirk assistant used to book flights in his case. Yo, I love this shit. No, no, no. There was a name of the company. There was a name of the company. Does anybody remember the name of the company?

02:06:45 Astra-Nor sounds. Astro Astronauts Now it doesn't sound like a trucking company But we could probably look this up Astronaut Sounds LLC Here we go We just found it

02:06:59 He registered in Atlanta Alright Okay Can we open this shit It's taking a while Alright Give me

02:07:10 Link address Go here Can I just post it here? Can I just post it here? Yo Yahoo search just fucking blows. It blows. I got to say this to Google. All right.

02:07:28 Astronaut sounds and searching in Google is going to bring up to the da-da. Yeah, it's a business entity linked to him. Ownership and registration. It was originally registered in 2017 and it amended in 2021. It added dirt banks as a manager.

02:07:45 It holds filings for merchandise, live music performance, film and stuff. So this is not really a trucking company. Even though they're calling it a transportation company, it's not necessarily. Okay. And they did eventually file trademarks. And yes, these trademarks are for Dirk. Viral moment.

02:08:05 Smirk. Smirkio. Only the family films. Okay. But initially, yeah, we could probably look up some LLC documents on it. We won't go too far into it. But, yeah. And here we have a little bit more.

02:08:18 astronaut astronauts sounds come on load the fucking hey okay anyway you kind of see it

02:08:34 in this page it shows description look like it may have also been registered or moved to California

02:08:41 and it says the principal is Dirk Banks oh here we go quick security check okay so so you know

02:08:49 I keep hearing here we go oh yeah domestic jurisdiction Georgia It has some principal stuff like this, and it says music production. So it's actually a trans, it's not transportation, it's music production. And Dirk Banks, okay?

02:09:04 And by the way, this is a office. So this is not Doxin. This is a office where many people would register their business to. Okay. So, you know, kind of going back to it, kind of going back to it, kind of going back to it, kind of going back to it. I know everyone keeps saying, why would you book it on an OTF card? The card doesn't say OTF. it's a card that clearly is like almost like ancillary card

02:09:40 it appears yes it's one of the cards that dirk has as a business card but they probably think there's a degree of separation if i don't know maybe you pay for studio time with it maybe you pay for no no with it you know um and i know he's still going to get the knock of why would you book that under that card my simple answer is the niggas are broke they don't have money the only credit card they have in there like you think these These niggas have credit.

02:10:09 They went to, these niggas hopped on a plane without luggage. You think they have a great credit score? No, nigger. So the only credit card they got is one that is Dirk's business credit card. They don't have cash. Don't got nothing. So again, Dirk says don't book none in my name. These are stupid-ass niggas.

02:10:29 They probably look at the card and says, well, it says astronaut sounds. And it says my name on it. I'm technically following what Dirk said. his name is not on the card and there's a degree of separation who knows what this was before so that's why I think they did it anyway, let's keep it going

02:10:47 we know that the BMW went back and forth to Mr. Banks at critical points in the conspiracy. We know that Jason Smith later sent a TMZ video the no, no video and a quandorondo challenge to Mr. Banks within hours of the murder on the same text string

02:11:07 where he says Don't book no flights under names involved with me. I'm starting to think that co-conspirator 3 did a proffer. He did a proffer. Okay? I think he gave up everything without even the government having to do too much to be unindicted. And I'm open to being wrong, but OTF Jason

02:11:37 okay OTF Jason Is that the name? That's Co-conspirators 3 Brother You know The feds looked like they had enough to press you They did a search warrant at your house

02:11:54 You call Dirk They Know that you booked the flights And you can say, oh I'm just an assistant Or a manager, I had no idea what's going on But then in the same text thread You also sent the message of Cuando Rondo crying.

02:12:08 No. So that would be a pretty safe assumption for probable cause saying that if there was a plot, if you're on this text thread sending the result of that plot, maybe you're in on that plot, not just a flight booker. So the mere fact, he's not charged at all.

02:12:28 I think the feds pulled up on him and did what's called a proffer. The feds did a proffer with him, if you ask me. I'm assuming he's not. and OTF Jason could respond. But the reason why my assumption is that is because at some point we got to make sense of these people who are important to the plot that don't get charged.

02:13:05 You book the flights, you organize the travel, this is about murder for hire and you're in control of the money. I particularly think that he turned over all financial records. I think so. I think he turned over all financial records. I think the feds deemed that he necessarily wasn't a part of the initial plot. And he was just pretty much an accessory. You know, Dirk tells him like, yo, I need flights.

02:13:33 He's going to get the flights. He might have learned about it afterwards, but he's not an initial co-conspirator. So they probably press him. They say, yo, listen, we need all of these things or we're charging you. That's what I personally think. I think they pressed Jason. I think he gave up whatever. He did a proffer.

02:13:53 He did a proffer. Okay? We're not going to see it. That's a secret thing. It's a proffer. Okay? Hey, listen, I'm going to tell you everything I know. That happens with the proffer.

02:14:08 Proffer is also a queen for the day. So he sat down with them. He's just not going to appear indicted and he's not going to appear on the stand. Now, technically, is that telling? course. Of course. If you took a proffer, yes. Now, we're going to get to the other people who are named but not indicted. Duty low. Love duty low. But did he take a proffer? You mentioned a couple of times. Listen, this federal court shit is not that complicated. They're not mentioning people for their health. They're not sparing people. They don't just, oh, he got ball head. Let's not

02:14:47 charge him. No, they want everybody. But some people, people they want more than the others. They want the people who are with this plan from the get-go. They know Dirk was talking to Vani. They know Dirk, and the shooters automatically go and be in it. They know Dirk was talking to Vani and they know Didi. Everybody else is shooters. So everybody else who gets mentioned but doesn't show up, I think they all must have did a proffer. If you're a co-conspirator four, you drop the location, nobody, and there's no proffer? Now, there is a theory that, okay, they're coming on the next case. There's a second case.

02:15:23 There's a second case coming. But I think co-conspirator 3, Jason Smith, I think he did a proffer. Co-conspirator 4, they claim it's duty low. Well, duty low even, damn there it says him. That kind of spooky. Either they're waiting to bag him for the next case or he did a proffer.

02:15:43 Now, again, you see, the proffer shit, technically is kind of like tell it, especially if you're co-conspirators with these people, right? A proffer is going to be this. We're going to sit you down. okay we're going to ask for things that we need we might need financials we might need this information you tell us and in these proffers you could negotiate you can negotiate to say hey listen am i a target are you going to charge me and the feds could look at it and say hey listen based on our

02:16:13 investigation right now you're not the target of our investigation however we do think you have important information and they could play very different ways they're like well we could throw you in the mix we throw you in a blender we could throw you in front of the grand jury. Why am I saying that? Chat. The feds did the same thing to me in 6'9 case. I've been said that.

02:16:32 When I went up there, first of all, that they popped up at complex. I told you all, they popped up at complex. Like, Joe, yo, I don't know what the thing is thought I did.

02:16:45 Nogues, your shot, there was a real nigga at complex. He's like, yo, bro, we got a back entrance. You want to dip out through there? I'm like,

02:16:50 hell no, I'm not on the wrong. What I look like Smirkio? Hell no. They say, yo, homeland security and whatever, whatever is downstairs. They're asking for you. They're like, yo, we got a back entrance. We could get you out of this bitch immediately.

02:17:04 And I'm like, no, I think I got a lot. What the fuck? So I told the HR guy, I said, bring him up. Bring him up. And I say, you know, it was like, we're going to set up in a conference room and you guys could do whatever. It's like, yo, by there, I got a shout to complex at that time. They were like, you know, obviously I was the MVP at that time.

02:17:22 I mean, Joe was just left. So they really like, yo, ask the whole. only joint happening. Setti, I'm going to call you one second. We just finish this. So they even tell me, they're like, if you need a lawyer or whatever, but at that point,

02:17:33 I know I ain't do no crime. Anyway, so I get in the conference room with these niggas, and they said to me, hey, listen, we have a subpoena for you. And we have, they said,

02:17:47 we have a subpoena for you to appear and they said in the grand jury. Okay? And they said there was a grand jury subpoena for a search warrant. And I'm like, what? Anyway, I got a lawyer. Am I misremembering? Anyway, they meet me there.

02:18:16 I'm by myself and they said, yo, listen, we want you to come down to the federal bill and have a conversation with us. I get a lawyer. I'm paying a lawyer for me not to go. The lawyer hits them up and the lawyer says, hey, listen, Livingston Allen, he's a journalist, he's big act. Why do you need him?

02:18:34 I know you guys are having whatever investigation going on. We are here to help. We're not trying to whatever, but why do you need him? He's a public figure. He wants to limit public exposure. What's up? They tell my lawyer, hey, listen, essentially, we believe he has content that,

02:18:51 Daniel Hernandez published and we need that. Okay. And otherwise, you know, we could do this a subpoena way or we could do this a grand jury way. Anyway, my lawyer tells me, okay, this is what they say you supposedly have. It's a video, 6-9, stupidly filmed Shottie Robin

02:19:14 some rap-a-lot niggas out the video, and 6-9 sent me the video. You know what I'm saying? Like, he sent me the fucking video. Anyway, he sent me to post. I posted the video, but I think there might have been like three seconds cut off from the beginning. Right? You don't want to you start recording whatever.

02:19:31 The FES knew there was a longer video. And when 6'9 came back into the country, they tried to grab his phone. 6-9 broke the video. No, no, he broke his phone. So it was taking him a while to try to get the video. So because they knew who he texted and who he sent the video to, they came to me. Right? Now, at that point, 6-9 is mixed up with a fess.

02:19:51 he's kind of like all in the mix already, right? He's, he's like fully, I think he's locked up at this point, actually. He's locked up. But they're getting their ducks in an order for trial. So I go down to the federal building, right? And this is what a proffer is, y'all. I go down to the federal building with my attorney.

02:20:12 Okay? I sent him the video. I was like, yo, this is a video with texting me. Right? Like, I was going to play like this, you know what I mean? Because, again, there's a very, I know Vlad or whatever about content. This wasn't a content play.

02:20:25 They're saying, like, even though it was content, 6-9 did a crime and sends the video to you, they were almost kind of act like, I'm in the conspiracy, too, not just media. Like, what Vlad be talking about with, like, him and Kifidi, him and Kifidi ain't friends. Like, 6-9 didn't say this on an interview. 6-9 sent me a video.

02:20:48 So they're looking at me to say, hey, listen, we know you've been hanging with 6-9, and you've been around a lot of these guys. So we did a proffer. So I did give them the video, and in the proffer, they tell you, you basically sign some shit. They say, listen, you know, my, they said, listen, you're not, you're not, you're not being charged.

02:21:12 This has really nothing to do with you. However, this, if, if you lied to a federal agent, that's a crime. so they ask you a bunch of questions and I'm there my lawyer my lawyer just say just tell the truth about everything they're like they're trying to jam you up and they didn't really I mean I never saw

02:21:31 six nine dude no crime so it was like yo it was asking me like goofy questions but at the end of it the uh the NYPD guy that was deputized as Homeland Security HSI

02:21:55 So he was deputized as a Fed He looked at me and he said Yeah, Ack, you know you ain't had nothing Doing nothing Everything you said, we've been new That's what I knew The fed was deep. They asked me all the type of questions

02:22:11 Yeah, you were with Shadi and them over here Like, what do you remember? Were you there? They would even mention shit that wasn't public. They would be like, yeah, Did you ever go there with them? And obviously I answered the question, and they said to me, we know you had nothing to do nothing.

02:22:30 Everything you said, we already knew. That's when I realized the feds was devious. That's when I realized the feds was devious. And their low-key threat was, they didn't have nothing to charge me when I wasn't part of nine, Tray. But their thing was, we could drag you in front of a grand jury. Now, keep in mind, I think times has changed,

02:22:53 But back then, you know, even as a media personality, you just don't want to even be in court. You don't want to be on a stand. So it wasn't a threat, but they were like, yo, we would have you in grand jury. And even though that's quote-unquote a secret process, it could get out like, oh, shit, academics is in grand jury, this and third. So like we were just saying, yo, all right, don't bring us up to grand jury. What do you want? Because grand jury is a way how they get information too. Look at a David case.

02:23:20 The grand jury issued subpoenas. So the grand jury is like really powerful So they asked for the fucking video They already had the video The shit was out except three seconds I sent them the video They asked me a bunch of questions And they literally said to me at the end

02:23:34 Yeah we knew you ain't been around None of that shit They said everything we asked you already knew And I got to find out They were just asking me those questions To make sure I wasn't gonna lie So for them truthfulness was huge And I'm pretty sure if I

02:23:48 You know say I love 6-9 And I'm like trying to lie Like oh I don't know Or, you know, or I just make up a flat-out lie. They're going to be like, you know, you don't fucked up, right? Like, we already know the truth. You're getting the charge. Or they just twist your arm a little bit more.

02:24:03 You got to get a little bit more for them. So, you know, just to let you know, I think that Jason Smith, I got a proffer. I just explained to what a proffer is, right? You know, a proffered necessarily doesn't mean you're going to be charged, but usually they have something they could twist your arm with. Trust. They got something.

02:24:20 You feel what I'm saying? Anyway. All right. All right. So Jason Smith later sent a TMZ video, whatever, whatever. Under the same text string where it said, don't book no flights under no names involved with me. And say, you know that Banks, Banks dropped his phone. He said, you know that Banks. Banks dropped his phone within hours of the murder. What do you know?

02:24:45 He got a new number. New number texts, this smirk. You know he continues to associate with Jammin. and offers them musical opportunities all the way into December 2020. They were featured on his album. That's what Mr. Harbar is referring to when he calls Mr. Wilson a rap artist. You know, Mr. Banks has a history of, quote, hunting ops with Mr. Wilson and OTF jam. I'm going to show you those again in case you forgot.

02:25:15 All right? In case you forgot. There's no verdict yet, Chad. There's no verdict. There's no verdict. Let me keep reading. He says, Mr. Banks has a history of, quote, and quote, hunting ops with Mr. Wilson and Mr. Jam. So I'm going to show you those again in case you forgot.

02:25:39 Did you know on Christmas in 2022, Mr. Banks sent a voice note to an unknown person saying, Hey, you and I could box. Don't call me by no peace. Your homie, Cuando, can die. That's what they believe is the young boy. I wouldn't attribute it to young boy Um First of all, young boy doesn't strike me as a person who would be calling about peace

02:26:05 I don't think so I don't think young boy is into peace Um, young boy to me is damn near almost the spawn of the devil King Von reincarnated. Okay, I don't think he's called him Smirkio saying, hey, stop with the belt, let's get peace. I don't believe that's young boy, but we don't believe that's young boy, but we don't know who that person is.

02:26:26 The reason why people thought it was young boy is because supposedly the voice note continued to say we could box for millions of dollars. And if you're not speaking to somebody of young boys' importance, why would you mention millions of dollars to maybe some random lackey or some random street dude? So they think that that person might be important if they're saying they want to box for millions of dollars.

02:26:50 Now, is there any other rapper that could be in the mix? I don't know. but that's why they think that is young boy. Again, I'm going to be skeptical of that, and I wouldn't put that on a young boy, and I'm pretty sure at some point maybe young boy will speak on it or someone else will speak on it. Or eventually these messages will become public,

02:27:13 and we'll find out who supposedly that was too. Okay? All right. He says, hey, hey, you and I say, hey, you and I could be, box, don't call me about no peace. Yo, homie, Cuando could die. It's a King Vaughn is killed November 2020. Two years later, Banks is still expressing a desire to see

02:27:38 Kwando Rondo die. You heard that voice note. Undisputed. You know that same day the OTF members were arrested for murder and searched Jason Smith's house. Mr. Banks booked multiple international flights. You know, when he got to the airport, when the FBI rolled up, he got out of Dodge.

02:27:59 He fled into some random hotel parking lot, of which he was not staying. He refused to get out the car. There was red and blue lights flashing. He was on a slow speeds chase. Damn, this thing I got, I told you got bars. He had a little slick this. He was on a slow speed chase, y'all. He finally gave up.

02:28:16 Gets out the car after multiple law enforcement agents arrived with guns drawn. You know that. And you know, I just told you earlier. you know that he got on that podcast and admitted to his involvement. And so before we go any further, let me just note this. Everything I just put on the screen, and I could have put more on the screen, but everything I just put on the screen lives in complete isolation. But everything I put on the screen, no, no, oh, sorry.

02:28:47 But everything I just put on the screen lives in complete isolation. And that's separate from any cooperator that you've heard testified. Everything I just put on the screen has nothing to do with cooperators. That's the whole document, text messages, voice notes, financial records, surveillance videos, all of that. So in the face of all that evidence, instead of dealing with all that evidence, the defense has decided to take a different route. Really, their only route in this case. And that is to attack the cooperators. They really can't attack all the bullet points that just laid out.

02:29:21 And you know that because they barely mentioned any of them just now for three damn hours. They can't attack what the cooperators are saying, so they're attacking the cooperators themselves. You know when you can't attack with someone saying you attack the person. That's the approach you're taking. They're entitled to it. But you should look at everyone's credibility. But to be clear, the testimony from the cooperator lives and swims in a gigantic Olympic side. pool of evidence that all the bullet point just demonstrated. Try as they might. The defense

02:29:59 try to drain that and separate their testimony completely from the surrounding evidence. But that's not what the law says. The law says you should go and look at the testimony and all the evidence together. But let's hear with them for a minute. Let's talk about the cooperators in relative isolation. Let's test drive their theories and let's see if it's even worth buying. So their basic theory is that the cooperators were acting alone. Hmm. Their first thing is, you know, they spent

02:30:29 two weeks beaten up on the cooperators, calling them killers, and they are. They were calling them scammers and thieves, and they are. And they've been that. Well, you know what's interesting about that? Why are these killers, scammers, and thieves?

02:30:46 Dirk's guys. Why are they so close to Mr. Banks? I ain't going to a lot. Great flip. Pretty good flip. This legitimate international celebrity, why is he keeping gang member killers in his circle? Why?

02:31:11 It looks like there's enough money to hire legitimate security in this photograph. So why you need those guys for? The answer is that it was useful for him to settle his beef. But that's the first thing. You know they're beating up on the cooperators, but some of these are the closest people to Mr. Banks, who kept the closest, who he kept the closest. He didn't say, well, you know, now I'm a celebrity.

02:31:35 I'm trying to do bigger and better things. I'll give you some money, but I'm not really, I'm not on none of that. He continued to engage with these folks and even engage in gang beef with him. If you really think about it, the Rich O Lamron thing, right? I'm going to talk about it in a little bit, but the first thing, is that they're beating up on these guys, calling them killers, calling them scammers, calling them thieves. They are his guys.

02:32:03 The government didn't choose who we committed this murder with. He did. He chose who to bring in the fold. And if you think about it, these are exactly the kind of people that you would bring into the fold to commit cold-blooded, calculated, premeditated murder on a moment's notice.

02:32:22 These are exactly the guys you would need for the job. and these are exactly the guys he kept around him. But let's talk about this core theory because, really, this is their core theory. This is, there is various permutations of this, but their core theories that these cooperators acted alone. So let's test drive that theory for a second. By the way, I think that's false. I think they basically said, Vonny Masterminded. They never said these guys act alone.

02:32:47 They actually said Vonny Mastermind, but whatever. Let's keep going with Mr. Morrison. Let's see if this makes sense. First of all, this group, why this group of men? Okay? Remember, we got the shooters and the people involved in a murder. Their name's a Jam. Vonny Brascoe.

02:33:11 Mr. Jones, A.K. Flocka. And that's Keith Jones, if you don't know. And the government's arguing that the video is clear. Okay? CVL Shorty, as Jam called him. Right? Okay. First of all, where did Mr. Jones and Seville Shorty come from?

02:33:32 Is there any evidence that they had any kind of beef of Cuandoando? Okay? So, by the way, Flaka is called Seville Shorty by Jam. Okay? Okay. Just letting you know. Is everybody good? I did read the Jay-Z part already.

02:33:59 Is everybody good? Give me a thumbs up or drop a scorpion if we're good. Yeah, go cut that academy, Garyman. the academy dot that shop. Free dirk is the code. I think it's 30% off today. Okay, we're good. All right, thank you.

02:34:18 So, Jam calls Keith Jones, Cviel Shrty. So I said, okay, first of all, where did Mr. Jones and CVL Shrity come from? Wait, what? Is there any evidence that they had any kind of beef with Cuando Rondo? Or that they were upset about King Vaughan. Is there any evidence that,

02:34:44 jam was so connected with Keith Jones or Mr. Lindsay that they would have flown across the country in a moment's notice to kill someone? Is there any evidence that Vani Brasco, known as Mr. Tillett, just, oh, as Mr. Tillett just astutely pointed out, he testified, oh, I don't know this guy. I don't even know how he got here. So how does this, how does this band of killers get together? if the cooperators are acting alone. How does this work? Who recruited Flaka? Who recruited Brown Eyes?

02:35:20 And why would they be committing a murder with OTF Jam and Kavon Grant? Two guys who are alike, I don't even know what these guys are. Why would these guys band together? It makes no sense. The only tie that binds all these men together is Mr. Banks and Mr. Wilson.

02:35:39 that is the first problem with their theory. It's a gaping hole in their theory. It's a Grand Canyon size. They haven't explained it at all. They haven't even attempted to. They started to try to claim that Mr. In their opening statement, they said, oh, Jam knew Keith Jones for a couple years.

02:35:55 They were in juvenile hall. What happened to that argument? Gone, poof. The evidence came out. Jam was like, I don't know this guy. I beat up people in juvie with him. but I haven't seen for the next 15 years. Keith Jones was like, I never met Jam.

02:36:14 And CVO Shorty, Mr. Lindsay, I guess, oh, that's Mr. Lindsay, that's brownness. The least talked about person in the trial. Where did he come from? Complete hole in that theory of the cooperators acting alone. And also, you know why? Let's just again, let's just carry this out. Let's humor them for a minute.

02:36:37 Let's break it out. Why would Kavon Grant? and jam, commit a murder for hire, and kill Mr. Banks' biggest ops. It's like, surprise, get back. Surprise we kills your biggest up, but don't be mad. We just use your credit card. We used a BMW that was rented from a rental place that literally has your picture in the lobby. We went back and forth with your house to the BMW.

02:37:05 We used your credit card for the transportation for the killers, for the flight for the killers. We just did it all for you. That makes no sense. Zero. Mr. Banks was a cash cow. Protective football. Jam. Wilson.

02:37:24 Grant. They only had the kind of money lifestyle opportunities access profile because of this man. Why would they ever do this behind his back? Why would they ever do this without his knowledge and participation? And why would they ever do it this way?

02:37:37 So it clearly points back to them and to him. Such that he would be like, what the heck is going? on, you killed my biggest op without me, no, and that makes zero sense. Zero. Spinoff of the cooperators acting alone. Kavanaugh-Grant. Oh, yeah, yeah, this is the one. This is the theory.

02:37:58 Kavon Grant, Vani, the goofy. He was the pinata for the defense, huh? The entire trial. He's a mastermind. But this theory dies the same death as the broader theory of the cooperators acting alone. and that is how did Kavanaugh grant recruit Brown eyes?

02:38:20 He never met him. According to his own counsel, they never met. He doesn't know him. Can't recruit him. So how did he recruit Keith Jones? This random guy from the south side of Chicago,

02:38:37 not a black disciple, not associated with Mr. Banks, closely at all, how did he recruit that person? No evidence that they know each other or that they communicated, there's no text messages, nothing. How does he recruit these guys? How does he even recruit Jam?

02:38:56 You think Jam takes order from a goofy like Vonny Brasco? Jam said he's a goofy, he's a nerd. Whatever terminology use, said he's a nobody. Jam is not going to at a moment's notice fly out to Los Angeles and commit murder out of his element. As he testified, he's not familiar with the area. He doesn't know how to get him.

02:39:15 away should he need to. Jammy the Bull was in prison when King Vaughn died. There's no evidence that he felt any type of way about King Von's death. Okay, that was like Banks, homie. So Jam is going to answer. There's no evidence that Vonny even contacted Jam. The contact came from Booney Moe.

02:39:42 Oh, and yeah, I guess Vonny Brascoe's summer somehow deceived Dede and is ordering Dedy around? Huh? That don't make sense. And even the way it was done. Why would Vani Brasco use the BMW that's associated with Mr. Banks? Why would Vani Brasco do it in Los Angeles? Why would Vani Brasco spend nights, plural, at Mr. Banks' house while he's coming back and forth

02:40:08 doing murder errands? You think he wasn't capable of booking lodging for himself on Mr. Banks card? I see my man Drew Finland made a big deal about they found him at the Wardolph. I think he was the type of guy who could find his own place to stay, right? If he could afford that hotel, right? If he wanted to fly under the radar, I made sure Mr. Banks didn't know that there was a surprise getback going on. He could have stayed at the same Sheraton that he booked for the killers when they came. But he went back to Mr. Banks' house. Well, he would he do that? He's update Mr. Banks on what the fuck is going on.

02:40:48 Why ain't just booked the flights? Why didn't Grant book the flights? If you look at that, I believe in his exhibit 3-11, it's an Amex exhibit. It will show you flight activity on Dirk Banks Amex and it showed that Mr. Grant flew in on August 1220. 12, I guess, 20, 22. He didn't live in Los Angeles. He went there when he was working for Mr. Banks, and he crashed on the couch. According to Mr. Gibson, the engineer, he ain't lived there.

02:41:25 He just crashed on the couch when he's working for Mr. Banks. Clearly, he was capable of booking his own flights. Why he ain't just book a flight for the killers? Why wouldn't he use Jason Smith? A close confidant of the defendant who's obviously going to be like, yo, Banks, why is Vani asking for you to book flights? By the way, how did Jason Smith even get involved? The same person who tipped off the defendant

02:41:50 that the search warrants were going on on October 24th. How did he even get involved? It makes no sense. In fact, you know, what Mr. Grant testified to was his role in OTF was trivial and menial as carrying Mr. Banks bags. By the way, there is a picture, or a video, actually, of Vani

02:42:16 carrying the bags. This is not cap. Look, Little Dirk and King Vaughn really had OTIA Vani carrying their bags. Yes. Vonny Brasco, seen here, carrying the bags. You say you can see some of the evidence

02:42:42 with a great transportation company that was used in his murder and also used to drop off Mr. Banks and Grant when they came back from Miami. Oh, that's what that was. Okay, never mind. You see Mr. Grant interfacing with the transportation company, just as menial and his trivialer is that. But all the way up to him getting the hot car sliders to be used in the acts of violence and guns,

02:43:11 that's what Vonny testified to. This is what OTF Jam testified to. He said cars as he called him. He gets the cars for us, the hot cars. He gets the sliders. He gets the guns. as Vonney testified Otey Avani, Mr. Grant.

02:43:28 He testified that in Los Angeles that was his role. He got guns. He got the hot car. And he did it all at the direction of Smirkeo, Mr. Banks. Which brings us to the Rich Olameron beef in 2023.

02:43:48 You may remember this. Jam testified about this. This was after the Los Angeles murder. Rich O. Lameron is from a block. of the black disciples called Lamron. That's the same block that Mr. Banks originally came from. And in early 2023, there was some beef brewing

02:44:02 because Lamron was trying to excommunicate Mr. Banks and OTF from the ranks of Lamron. The beef started happening and social media posts started going back and forth. And it was gang stuff. And you saw an Instagram message string between the defendant,

02:44:19 The Voice and OTF Jam. And again, this is in February 2023. OTF jammed his message in Mr. Banks about this beef and Mr. Banks and OTF that Mr. Banks and OTF has with Richard Lamron. He says in his words, bitches, they play with us for the world to see. He's talking about they're posting things on social media. We are going to look weak. But he sends a couple of voice notes that are critical to understand the structure of OTF and the acts of violence that Mr. Banks approves and disapproves of. This is the first

02:44:55 voice note. They play the audio. We don't know what audio this is. This is going to come out later. He says, when he says, fuck him. He means fuck Lameron. By the way, what is this clean superstar celebrity who only does melodic rap? What is he doing in 2023? Beefing with the gangsters off the south side of Chicago. What is that about? Jam knows what it's about. And he knows what is

02:45:22 rolling T.O.T.F. He's like, no more talking. Let's get to it. And he sends another message. This one's critical. They play another audio. Tell Cuzz, give me a few cars. I'll do everything myself, foe. What's that about?

02:45:39 Jim testified he was asking defendant banks to authorize CUS, as in Mr. Grant, Vonny Brasco, to obtain stolen cars for the purpose of committing an act of violence. The active violence in his case is slided on a rich old Lamron because of the gang beef. Okay

02:45:54 This voice note tells you everything You need to know about the structure of OTF It tells you everything you need to know about the leadership of OTF It tells you everything you need to know about Cuzz OTF Vani, Mr. Grant, Vonny Brasco's role in OTF Which was to get hot cars to get guns That the gangsters could do what they do

02:46:12 And Jam didn't say Oh hey me Me and Cuzz are going to do it ourselves He didn't say oh me and me and Cuzz already did it ourselves He says tell Cuzz to get me. You think he didn't have Cous's number?

02:46:27 The reason why he's running it through Mr. Banks is because that goes through Mr. Banks. Mr. Banks makes a decision. That's when violence happens or when it doesn't happen. When OTF, he gets in some beef and hurts people. Jam knows his role. He's an enforcer.

02:46:46 Jam knows Cuzz's role. He gets the hot cars and guns. Jam knows Banks roll. He calls the shots. And it all culminates, by the way, Mr. Banks liked Bose voice note. He also says, I'm ready on Pluto. Now, to be fair, there's a story here in between. So if it's unclear, it might be in relation to both. But the very fact that Jam sent a message to Dirk corroborates jammed testimony about Cuzz's role, corroborates that Mr. Bank led OTF and authorized hits,

02:47:22 and corroborates his grant's testimony about the role, his role in his role and OTF in a role in the Los Angeles murder. So how does this all end up? You may remember the April 2023 text message string between court conspirators and the murder in the murder of Los Angeles and really the cold muscle in OTF.

02:47:40 You know Booney Moe, the one who recruited Jam? Then you got OTF Jam himself. He hasn't fallen out of favor yet. He hasn't been arrested yet. You have defendant Wilson and you have defendant banks. You know who's missing here? Because Bonnie Brascoe, Mr. Grant. the goofy, the nobody.

02:47:59 Why would he be in this message? He was useful because he had connection to soul and cars, but he's not at the table when it comes to decide an acts of violence whether it will be perpetrated or not. He's a facilitator, not a decision maker. The decision makers are in the chat. And Mr. Banks sends a screenshot of an Instagram message that he sends to Rich O Lamron, again, gang beef.

02:48:20 He says, I got them hunting you. Better wear three skis. Three ski masks. In other words, you better be just appropriately and appropriately disguised because I got them hunting you. Who are the hunters? Jam testified he was one of them. He said that he went on social media and he was looking for Richel Lamron.

02:48:41 He said he had a connection with some. He said, you know, a woman who knew Richel. He had given the drop on Richo at some point because he was no house arrest. Jam was one of the hunters. Mr. Wilson was one of the hunters. And Booney Moe! He was one of the hunters as well. if it weren't so, why would he be engaging with these guys after the murder in this way?

02:49:02 This is OTF. This is his group. They answered to him. He had them hunted. Keith Jones. Keith Jones. The other defense theory. Keith Jones was pressuring into lying about Dirk, right?

02:49:15 They showed you the video of your interrogation. He has on a hooded sweatshirt. He looks, you know, kind of like sort of in the dumps. He's being told by detectives, hey, we got all the seven. against you, you need to tell us the truth, essentially. Remember, once they arrested Dirk, excuse me, I mean, once they arrested Flaka and Vani, these law enforcement agents knew all the bullet points I just showed you.

02:49:36 They knew all the stuff, okay? And they had already talked to Jam, who had already told them exactly what was going on inside OTF. So when they approach Kavanaugh-Grant, they're approaching Mr. Jones, they're trying to get them to tell the truth. As you saw that video or pieces of it and the defense theory, this guy's facing life. Of course, he's going to say whatever the LAPD or law enforcement are asking him to say,

02:49:58 okay, okay, okay, all right. That's the defense theory. Let's follow that thread for a second. So they offered an explanation to why Mr. Jones would be testifying in a certain way in this trial. But the real question is, why would have Mr. Jones have committed the murder in the first place, if not for some monetary gain, unless he's been promised something? He had no beef of quando, no connections to King Vaughn, such that he would fly across the country

02:50:25 and pick up a machine gun and mow down some perfect stranger. What's the explanation here? Here's the explanation that Mr. Jones gave you. He said, I got a call from Mr. Wilson. Mr. Lindsay was on the line. Mr. Wilson told us that blood had an M or was going to make some similar language

02:50:42 about you're going to get paid for this. So Jones told you, I wouldn't risk my freedom for free. He flew out there and he did what he did. Why else would he be there? There's no other reason. There's no other explanation. You can't say he's just testifying in a certain way because he, but why did he do it in the first place?

02:51:00 His reason for do it in the first place explains why he's testified in that way. He also said he confirmed the defendant some days or weeks later and a defendant blew him off. Didn't deny the bounty at all. He said, hey, you didn't get up close enough. Hey, you need to talk to Booney Moe if you want that bread. Kind of blew him off.

02:51:18 Didn't deny what Mr. Wilson said. So Mr. Jones' role in this, in short, makes no sense unless he's doing it for monetary gain. Same with Mr. Lindsay. They have not even offered you a coherent explanation of how these two men got involved in why. They tried an opening statement and abandoned it. And here's their other one.

02:51:37 This is their other cooperator, right? Jam. Oh, they said, oh, Jam is just avoiding to line to avoid a life sentence. They're essentially trying to run the same playbook they ran with Mr. Grant and Mr. Jones insane law enforcement just pressured him and he's facing life.

02:51:51 Well, here's the problem with that. Jam is differently situated than Grant and Flockham. Jam was not approached by law enforcement. Jam approached law enforcement. Jam was in custody for a gun charge. And he told you that he ended up pleading to three years for that gun charge. Pleading to three years in prison. And he told you he served.

02:52:12 Or he's told you he served. That would have been served at half time. He's certainly knowledgeable about the criminal justice system. So he was facing three years for a gun charge. In a reality, a year and a half. But let's just say three years. and he ends up sliding a note that says, I know about murders, plural.

02:52:28 Not just I know about little dirt being involved in murder. This is my ticket out of here. He said, I know about murders, plural. So I won't talk on camera. And he didn't just confess to the murder that Mr. Banks was involved in. He confessed to murders Mr. Banks wasn't involved in. He confessed to a murder in Wisconsin. The FBI wasn't even investigating or asking him about.

02:52:51 He confessed to a murder in Chicago that they weren't even. he didn't investigate neither. It doesn't make any sense for him to be testifying against Dirk to get out of a live sentence because the only way he has a life sentence is because he confessed to the murder with Dirk. So his master plan, he's sitting in jail. He's like I'm going to face three years. I know what I'll do.

02:53:11 I'll confess to three separate murders and I'll be facing three life sentences. That's his master plan to falsely accuse Dirk? Huh? That makes no sense. Jim is in much worse position than he ever was. in terms of what he's facing and what he pled to than he ever was when he sat in custody on that gun charge. That just doesn't work. They have been bandying that about, oh, Jam never wanted to go back to prison.

02:53:38 This guy, Jam, pled to three separate murders, and he wasn't facing that until he talked about Dirk and his murders. Though it doesn't make sense, he would be trying to get out of those murders that he got himself in by confessing. It doesn't work with Jam. But you know, the interesting thing is Jam also corroborates some of the timeline here. Eliminate some of the timeline of the testimony. If you recall, Jam testified, why people are saying, chat, don't troll me here.

02:54:16 Verdict is not in, is it? I don't think so. We would have heard that we can't hear anything about. Yeah. Okay, we're on Vertiquist. in yet. Nothing in yet. Please don't troll.

02:54:55 I will call SETI in a second. Let me just finish this. I think we're almost done. Right? Or page 194. Oh, shit. 194 of 254. Oh, gosh.

02:55:06 Okay. All right. Let me keep up. Okay. So, here we go. If you recall, Jam testified that after the murder,

02:55:24 which occurred at 523, they ditched the infinity. The BMW came and swooped them up all six men. I think it was, they were all inside the BMW. you. Jam testified it was at that moment. Mr. Wilson called Dirk on FaceTime. And he could hear Jam, and Jam could hear Mr. Bang's voice. And he said, Didi, and Mr. Wilson was like, who shot? What happened? And he was relaying information back. And according to Jam, Mr. Banks,

02:55:49 he could hear him, Wilson was relaying information what he was being told. So essentially, Dirk is on one phone here. And Dedy got this phone here. And basically, He has this phone talking into that phone because they don't want to have Dirk on a call directly. So this is after the murder, right? It's after the murder. So let's look at this timeline.

02:56:10 The shooting occurs at 523. The BMWs parks around the block, okay. All right, this is a lot. I might stop here and go into some updates from other people and then call Sidi-Nash. I'm going to pause here for a second, but we will get back into that. Let me just play these Trappler-Ross videos

02:56:26 and then we'll play it like, let's do our video roundup. trust me my mouth is even getting dry pass um with all the reading here we go man i had so many notes that actually when they closed the courthouse at six i still had notes to go so 40 minutes later i'm back in my little studio all right and i'm back to continue with these notes there's a whole bunch of notes okay but what i've got for you next was obviously a big part of dirk's defense was trashing o tf jams credibility they absolutely tore jam to shreds they called him a liar and the prosecution completely snapped back. They were saying he was your liar. He's your liar. He's your

02:57:06 killer, all that kind of stuff. But they had particular issue with this whole thing where they were basically saying that there was the text where Jerk said jam ready to tell soon, clear as day. Now, they basically said, well, that's pretty self-incriminating when it comes to Dirk, because if Jam's such a liar, why would you say this? They said, he's going to tell soon as long as we don't break. He can tell him anything. They said, who is we? As long as we don't break, they said, Dirk, who is we? Is this the conspiracy to commit murder when you say we, we, us, is that you guys? That was really bad. They said the defence have nothing for this.

02:57:40 They have no rebuttal for this. They said if Dirk is so worried about Jam snitching, what's he worried about? I thought he was a liar. I thought he was, you know, a complete liar. Everything he said, you can't trust him. Drew said if Jam was Pinocchio, he would have poked a hole in that wall. So why are you so worried about him telling? That was bad.

02:57:57 But it wasn't just Jam. It was Jam's people that they brought forward. okay they had nicknames for all of the people except for king von's baby mom that have been brought forward as witnesses for durk and they discussed they called her i i'm going to say a full name but they called her brianna forgery arrest last name all right that was her nickname because she claimed she had never been arrested on the stand this was jams ex-girlfriend um they said you lied on she lied on the stand she said she never been arrested for forgery never been arrested for theft She was lying. She lied about, she lied about Jam, she lied about herself. She started a relationship with Jam when he was incarcerated for 2016. She said that basically, that says everything you need to know. What kind of person is out here starting relation? She said people, I think the prosecutor said something along like, you know, people find love. They meet in all kinds of curious places, but that's crazy. And then they got to Jam's wife. They called her first name and her nickname was don't talk about them people's or don't tell them people business, Esther. They basically said, look, we asked her a soft question about.

02:58:58 if Jam was a BD and she lied. She had a meltdown. Her safety is at risk. She freaked out on the stand because she's clearly being threatened by the gang. She basically, you know, she didn't say that Jam is lying in her text message. There was a text message between her and the FBI

02:59:11 where she was saying, oh, Jam's up there telling all them people business. He ain't thinking about the family. They said she didn't say Jam up there lying about them people business. She said them people. We're talking about the defendants. They said she wasn't worried about Jam getting on that stand lying.

02:59:26 she was worried about Jam getting on that stand and telling the truth. They said she just got up there and lied to basically avoid herself being seen as a snitch and to save herself from the members. Man, I had so many notes that actually when they closed... I'm not going to lie, the prosecution was firing on all cylinders for their rebuttal to the basically the closing arguments that Dirk's team put forward. Now, they basically had nicknames for every single one of Dirk's witnesses, and they cooked them.

02:59:57 They caught them in lies. They caught them embarrassed. They caught them looking like absolute clowns. But they were just damning. They went back to back to back to back to back cooking every single witness that Dirk had up there. Firstly, they booked,

03:00:09 they cooked Dirk's tour manager. They called him Jay the Wedding. I'm not going to say last names, but they basically called him the wedding. They were like, he said that the flights was for a wedding. That's absurd. It's just not true.

03:00:18 Then they could, and this guy's a public figure, so I'm going to say, but they called him Kevin Lalo Freeman. They said that this is the guy that helped Dirk set up his charity that told him to lay low. on the phone call and they absolutely fried him. They said we looked at the call records and looked at

03:00:31 the time that you spoke to Dirk when you supposedly claimed that you were the one that told him to lie low, Mr Lilo Freeman, and they said that Dirk booked his first international flight two minutes before you guys even spoke. Cap! Now I did a separate video about how they cooked Jam for being basically they cooked Dirk's defense that was saying Jam is a liar, basically saying if he was such a liar, why was Dirk so worried about him telling him? But then they cooked Jam's ex-girlfriend. her nickname was forgery arrest they said she was lying she said she was never arrested she was arrested for forgery and theft even though she wasn't charged she was a liar they also called out jams wife her nickname was don't tell them people business hester they said we were

03:01:10 asking her simple question fuck man all right uh sounds of city nash we're going to call him in a second i know you got some uh oh actually he didn't put an update all right we should probably just call him, right? I should probably just call them. Is anybody else? I don't think they're doing updates this morning. What's this? Today, okay, let me, is this? Okay, here we go. This is day. This is day 14 at the Loddirt Trow. Sorry. This is the board denied. This is day 14 at the little dirt trial. I want to make something very crystal clear about the government's rebuttal closing argument. When the government does a rebutter closing argument, The defense does not get a chance to respond to that.

03:02:11 All right? There was an Instagram voice note that OTF Jam left LaDirt, basically giving him instructions to contact Bonning in order to give him a hot car to slide on Rico Lambrun. Well, that voice note was left after OTF Jam got arrested in May of 2023, then released and was wearing a wire on dirt. Out of all the evidence, there was no one. wire communication, no direct statements from dirt.

03:02:42 Only thing that we have is OTFGM pushing a narrative in the voice clip that looked dirt like in order to get something on him. And the government used that in every butto closing argument knowing that the defense would not be able to respond to what this jury need to look at is what exactly did the federal prosecutors get out of those 2000 plus incriminating text messages of but OTF Vani's phone and why didn't show any of them in this case? Because if Dirt hired or planned a conspiracy against Kondo Rondo sliding for Vonn, then OTF Jams, excuse me, OTF Vani's phone should have had that information in it.

03:03:26 And they would have had direct communication and direct evidence proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Dirt commissioned and organized all of this. Otherwise, we just left with vunning, who thinks he's smarter than everybody else, who's on jailhouse calls talking about how he's going to be performative, write a movie out of all of this once he gets out. At the end of the day, I think the jury is very reasonable, and they have to make a decision. If we convict Little Dirt, this will get these other criminals like OTF Vunning out back on the streets.

03:04:00 Do we want that? Like the video, subscribe to the channel. Let me know what you guys think in the comment section below. This is a mission board Denad Oh sorry Was I echoing One thing about

03:04:11 Oh sorry if there was an echo One thing about Shata DeNat You know We do appreciate his input One thing about What DeNat is saying Not because someone is excited

03:04:22 To testify Or they have a reason to testify Means they're lying And that's exactly What the government Is going at Dirk with They're getting at Dirk's Defense team saying

03:04:31 You could say all You want And I think I think Michael Morris Really hit shit on a nail in the head. You could say anything about these guys. Yes, they're scammers.

03:04:43 They're thieves. They're liars. They're killers. They're bad people. We didn't say they were good people. Actually, we didn't pick them. Dirk picked them. Dirk hung with them.

03:04:55 So if they're all those things, just ask yourself, why is Dirk hanging with killers, scammers, thieves, liars. Okay. But that to the side, that to the side, just attack.

03:05:07 hacking why they're doing it doesn't answer the fact of what they said happen what these facts are and this idea of trying to say oh they must be lying because you know they were

03:05:21 Vonny was bragging that he was going to do his big one he's going to make a movie out of it you got to address what Vonie said and I think that's where we're getting lost in the narrative I think the prosecution very accurately said

03:05:36 they answered, you know, Donat's making kind of what, like, Vindlin and Steel is saying like, hey, this guy's a bad guy. Why would you ever believe him? They're like, why would we ever believe him? This is Dirk's guys. Why would Dirk hang with him? So, fuck that part of it.

03:05:55 Let's actually talk about what happened, what they testified to, what's the facts. Does they match? Does common sense make, common sense might not be common, but does it make sense here? All right. What is this?

03:06:09 Hey that, you little-ass wheezer. Bro, don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. I don't fucking touch me, nigga. You're like, bro, don't fucking, bro, don't touch me. I told you, excuse me. Bro, don't fucking touch me, you bitch-ass, nigga. He way in love it out.

03:06:23 Your bow-legged fat, ficts, man, don't fucking play with me. What fuck is wrong with you? I'm not, but this nigga touching me. Is you crazy? Well, damn. I ain't gonna lie. I was actually surprised ain't no phase getting caught out there yet. Say something very crystal clear with you guys.

03:06:45 The last time I created content with Trappler Ross in it, he was laughing. I was laughing. I have never been accused of threatening to knock his big Jew nose off. I've never been accused of harassing him outside of the court. That is not my reality and my engagement with Traplow Ross. We've spoken and we've been cordial. So for his security guard to create this moment to where he's putting his hands on me, even when he pushed me out of the way he continued to push me.

03:07:13 So, nigga, I'm suing. I don't give a fuck about being famous. That don't mean nothing. Give me the money. Let's run it up. Traplow Ross. You're getting sued because your security is operating on your behalf. And he assaulted me and did way too much.

03:07:27 You don't have no correlation with me harassing you. There was no reason for that, nigga. And I'm out here. You're out here. You're a public figure. People are going to record you. And people are going to do that. So since you want to say all these black people harassing you, I'm a victim of your security and I want some money from you.

03:07:45 Make something very crystal clear with you guys. All right. All right, then. All right. Okay. I didn't see any videos of like Dirt's family showing up. I'm wondering what it's looking like out there. Is Sidi Nash?

03:08:05 Okay, I think we should call SETI. Let's call SETI. Let's call SETI. Okay, now my internet, some niggott from my internet company is like, please call this. I'm the supervisor. I'm like, nigga, I talk to 10 supervisors. Hold on, let me try to play. Does Taylor have anything?

03:08:39 This is Taylor. Okay, this was an interview. I asked Dirk's, no, this is Megan Cuniff, actually. I asked Dirk's friend about reports of people being paid to be outside the courtroom. Let's play this for a second. And I'm going to try to call this nigga back to see what the fuck going on, all right? Just give me one second. Let me talk about who you are and where everyone came from.

03:08:55 There was some news online this morning. People were saying that they had hired some of these people to show up this morning. I don't know because we partnered in conjunction with another production company, so I don't know to attest to that. But I'm here on behalf of the Banks family. Abdulahk, his father, his team, the management team. And my name is Jude Carnay, and I'm his Muslim brother. I'm here on behalf of Muslimmatic.

03:09:16 Yeah. Got these signs to just show everybody coming in out of the court who the brother is. You know, we ask that God has mercy upon dirt and has mercy upon the faith. family of the victims. You know what I mean? So there's so much reasonable doubt. There's so much reasonable doubt that the prosecutors, there was so many people who could paint a picture.

03:09:36 And there's been many holes poked in the cases. The star witnesses have been jammed up. There's audio of the star witnesses saying we're going to manipulate the jury and the judge and whatnot. So just that alone is reasonable doubt. And that according to the justice system of America should have the brother be free. I'm not guilty. So we want to highlight the work that he was doing. He got the key to the city.

03:09:59 He's been donating to the money. He's been winning a grander. Him working with Drake. Good. Him coming into Islam. And he was part of the movement of leaving gang culture and coming into God consciousness in Chicago. May he be an inspiration?

03:10:15 Because we all know he'll be much more beneficial outside in the free world. Yeah. Because you're saying he left gang culture. Because they were just saying up there, even pointing out that he had current ongoing beefs, with like Southside gangsters. Megan Cuniff, you believe everything you read?

03:10:31 He ain't got no goddamn beef with those south side gang members? The fuck is you talking about. Megan Cunth. Don't try to Torley Lane's my boy. Don't try to Torley Lane's my boy, eh? You just heard this man told him taking his Shahada, him working with Drake, and the first question you got is,

03:10:48 well, I don't know if you left gang culture. I heard he got beef with some other gangnics. What are you talking about? What you're talking about? One of the grandman, him working with Drey Kuhn, did him coming into Islam. And he was part of the movement of leaving gang culture and coming into God consciousness in Chicago.

03:11:10 May he be an inspiration? Because we all know he'll be much more beneficial outside in the free world. Yeah. Because you're saying he left gang culture, because they were just saying up there, even pointing out that he had current ongoing beefs with like Southside gangsters,

03:11:23 kind of using that as saying why, Why would an international star who's only making melodic music beefing with an actual gangster in Southside Chicago? He took his shahahah, he became a Muslim, he started practicing Islam. Inshallah, man, inshallah, man, inshallah, man, inshallah, man. Yo, Megan Cuniff, you could tell. Yo, Megyn Cunov is like, yo, let's send this nigga Dirk away, man. Yo, I know my mayor was looking at her like, who's you asking me right now? What the...

03:12:01 You could tell you, look at him. like, what the fuck are you asking me right now? You're saying he left gang culture, because they were just saying up there, even pointing out that he had current ongoing beefs with like Southside gangsters, kind of using that as saying why would an international star who's only making melodic music beefing with an actual gangster in Southside Chicago? He took his shahadha, he became a Muslim, he started practicing Islam. As you see, right before he got picked up, he just had a rally at the Navy pier down in Chicago,

03:12:31 bringing all of the communities together. All the south side, north side, south side, west side members in Chicago to come together and pray together. And he was calling for people to study upon Islam under the two diligence and the guidance of his father who did 26 years wrongfully sentenced. And you can see even at the concert

03:12:52 when he was paying homage to all the fallen soldiers. So as he made that turn, that's when a lot of the legal ramble engagement came. You're saying he's not a black disciple. Blame more? Okay, okay. Alam Dulli La. Alam Dula. He ain't a black disciple no more. So you're trying to tell me he ain't, this is Megan Cunnerf right here. Where is it? This is Megan Cunner right here. This is her ass with the mic.

03:13:27 So you're trying to say he's not GDK anymore, huh? Like, come on, get your goofy ass one out of him, man. So you're trying to say he won't drop the rakes no more, huh? Huh? Get your goofy ass on out of here, man. So you're trying to say he won't be, on Fordham grave, he won't be sliding for Vaughn no more, huh? Get your goofy ass on out of here, man. Shout to this, nigga. Yo, he dodged every, every pitfall they try to give gang, right? Like, you could tell, he dodged everything.

03:14:04 Hold on, can I get back in focus or not? Yeah, bro. Okay, good. Right into his father, we did 26 years wrongfully, and you can see even at the concert where he was paying homage to all the fallen soldiers. So as he made that turn, that's what a lot of the legal ramble is.

03:14:27 You're saying he's not a black disciple anymore? Okay, okay. He's a Muslim, man. Because we're going to judge him. And I'm here supporting him. We ask him that God has mercy upon him. It's sway the hearts of the jurors. guide the odds of the bill is to vote and not guilty.

03:14:42 You know, you see that that's reasonable doubt in this. When the witnesses' testimonies are conflicting, and then they get called out by the defense, and then there's voice notes of saying they're going to manipulate, damn saying this, this was saying that, and there's so many holes in leaks, that alone should get you liberation, branch of freedom, right, they're not guilty people.

03:15:03 And so that's all we're going on. I like those best. I'm here to support the problem, and I wish what best for them, because I know he'll be beneficial outside. helping guide people in Islam, helping to continue to help the youth. You know what I'm saying? So it's not a even nowhere near, even trade-offs.

03:15:15 He shaved time off of these guys who's going to have no intention to do anything good at the cost of his freedom. We want justice, we want the family of Mr. Robinson to be at ease. Yeah. These people have committed, admitted to these crimes and committed the crime. And so I guess what they say. The time will fall upon them, but there's no reason to bring in either of the dirty. Yes. This guy's good.

03:15:42 Can't even lie. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Represent my Muslim brother.

03:15:48 Like I would want somebody to represent me. And I pray I'll protect us from that. So we ask for our last mercy upon us all. And upon all the wrongfully convicted or wrongfully sentenced. Yeah. Black people, people of color in the justice system where they stayed up. So just to be clear, you don't have any information about like people being paid to be here this morning. Or like how many there might have been and how many were.

03:16:10 fans and how many were hired. On behalf of the Muslim, you were not paid to me. I'm not going to pay the video. I'm just a good. The family on the request of the family. And no, I was not conversated to be here. I'm here representing being a

03:16:22 voice to try to get some advice. You're not using your VA. Sure. Yeah. Well, I appreciate it. Thank you for your comments. Nasty work. Nasty, nasty, nasty, nasty work. That was nasty work.

03:16:45 That was nasty work. Did we play this yesterday? I think we did. We don't need to play that again. All right. Oh, let me call SETI, SETI. My bad. I've gotten distracted trying to call SETI like five times.

03:17:08 Let's see if we get SETI Nash, one of the, you know, the guys who sat through every day a trial. Okay. Please leave your message. I think his phone might be off or something. It's running one more time. not getting a ring Okay

03:17:43 Alright Okay Oh somebody said I got blocked Nah man He wouldn't block me man You know why would he block me Why would he block me? No stop playing stop playing

03:17:59 Okay all right Let's see what Black Shire is saying Let's see what Black Shire is saying Chat From what we're seeing with Vertic Watts It looks like we might be going in the hour two or three. It appears it's hour three in deliberation.

03:18:23 The jury will begin deliberation at 830, which would have been, no, actually, no, it's the first hour. Sorry, I apologize for that. Yeah, we're still in the first hour of deliberation. Prosecutors referred to the weed dealer who gave the initial location for Cuando as only the weed dealer.

03:18:49 their name was never revealed at trial. The names of two other people who were with Oteevani and Mouap also was never revealed. Hmm. That's interesting. Blackshire is mentioning that the government omitted a few names while said some. They're not consistent. They mentioned Mouap, even though Mouap is unindicted and uncharged in this situation. They mentioned Bounimo, unindicted, uncharged.

03:19:23 They mentioned Mawap. mentioned duty low, unindicted on charge. They did mention other people. For example, the weed dealer, who you would imagine could be charged. They don't mention him as a name. They said there was two more shooters in the Georgia, the Blackshare shooting. Well, Vonny did say he didn't know their name, though. Hmm.

03:19:45 So Craig Harbaugh did not bring up OTIAvani and the cartel during his closing arguments, but he did bring it up during his opening. The Instagram posts that Jam allegedly posted. So of the weekend was actually not brought up in court at all. Prosecutors show a voice note of IG DM of jammed during the beef with Rich O Lamron say, tell you, bro, on full, on foe, on foe, on them grave. There's no point, foe, and no peace. All of them agree, fuck them niggies, on foe, phone them.

03:20:24 Let them know, we have family. Hmm. Wow. Wow. Okay. We do have some more updates. Here we go. Florida defense team thank her for all the openings here. We do this. Check this out. We go to here board certified criminal defense attorney in California.

03:20:58 Just left the Little Dirk trial. And I got to tell you, I hear a lot of stuff, the little bit that I've been hearing since I left about the prosecution and how that guy was, I think he was auditioning. He was auditioning, hoping he could do a rap song because he was just all these. It was so lyrical. Mr. Morse, told you. It's a rap guy. But before I get to him, I want to talk about Dirt's defense team. Drew got up there, and at one point he's just pointing his fingers at the whole side where all the prosecution team and the agents were.

03:21:36 And like they're basically calling them corrupt or just tainted this. investigation that they did, that they weren't looking for the facts. And really all of this stuff that they took all these texts and all these lyrics, that doesn't prove anything. They're saying that grief, there's no expiration date on grief. And they gave this analogy. He gave this analogy about how if someone had a toddler who died in a car accident and a drunk driver killed their baby, then think about what their text would look like. Think about what they would say about that person that killed their child. So what is different?

03:22:14 And planning that seed that that is not evidence of a murder for hire, that there's no bounty, there's no conspiracy, there's no nothing, and that this is nothing but a case riddled with reasonable doubt all over. And you only need one reason, but I'm going to give you a bunch. And both Brian Steele and Drew kept on hammering this whole thing, that they are just,

03:22:37 they are painting this whole charade, because they want to paint Shirek and this whole idea instead of realizing that this is someone that came up from nothing and that has made something of himself and yes this is the way the music but the industry they play into this they play into all of that and they use it to make money and now you want to turn it and try to find him guilty for murder just because of the very lyrics that are lining the pockets of the guys that people at the Beverly Hills Country Club and they're like if the Beverly Hills Country Club people you wouldn't be saying anything if they're They still are friends with the people they grew up with, but because Dirk, where he comes from, oh, God forbid, he still associates with the people that are from where he came from. They've raised a lot of good points, and the question will be, is the jury going to be receptive? Are they listening? I hope so.

03:23:27 At least, you know, I'm always from the defense mindset, but I hope that they listen and we'll see. They're going to start tomorrow deliberations at 8.30. All right. back to talk to you now about the prosecution side. Their whole theory is, listen, don't believe what the defense is saying. They actually did that a lot and it was kind of quite disparaging. At some point, the defense objected. The judge wouldn't even really let them object. But they kept poking holes in the defense arguments. Oh, the defense is saying this. The defense is saying that. And their claim, the prosecution just focused on the fact that nobody had any ties to anything. The only common language. to all the co-conspirators and co-defend is is Dirk. Dirk is the mastermind. He is the link, not Vani. That Vani's not running nothing.

03:24:18 That if Vani was really running something, he did make a good point there. Oh, that why then have Jason Smith book the flights? If Fonnie is the one that is calling all the shots, he's the mastermind, why are we having someone else book? Why wouldn't he just tell Vani or Vani call Jason Smith? It was because Dirk is the one that they're going to. So they kept doing these little points of why how the defense's points don't make any sense. And they were challenging the jury to then go back and think about what the defense is trying to tell you and what the defense didn't talk about.

03:24:50 And they kind of try to pick apart the defense witnesses. And that guy, I think at one point, I'll have to look at my notes later. Well, I'll do a longer video with everything. But the defense at one point said, oh, and I hadn't heard this prosecutor speak before, but he's like, oh, he's going to get up here. and like he's performing for America's Got Talent. And I didn't know what he meant until then I thought that this prosecutor was auditioning. Like he was just like rapping. I mean, he was not only rapping Dirk's lyrics and he knew him like off the dome.

03:25:20 He was just and he was saying him and then he almost had that same kind of cadence to his arguments like a flow. And he was just going on. But I mean, it could have been effective if the jury was listening and if they're with them. And I was watching them. And they were definitely way more. intent on listening to this prosecutor, the final closing, the rebuttal, and that really captured their attention. So we'll see. All right, back to talk to you now about the prosecution side. All right. So everybody's heard this whole business about DJ academics being in the trial.

03:25:56 I mean, this was like the whole prosecution rested its case essentially on that interview. and they introduced it as G.J. Academics being like the Oprah of hip hop. And it was just, I mean, it's funny because I know and I've seen it, but just the reference. And I'm like, I can't believe that this is what they're using against them. This is an interview that happened after the fact. But what they said is academics pays attention. He knows about this beef. He's been watching.

03:26:23 So he knows all the bad blood and the context. And he has this person, right, Dirk on his show. and he asked him a question and this is how Dirk responds. And then they, I kind of talked about this all. I don't mean to laugh on another, the one where six nine where academics is caught in the middle and then I felt bad because he's like just mediating this and then, you know, his face. Well, they use that in this context because the prosecutor was like, the face on the interviewer says it all.

03:26:58 He said that look on that podcaster's face that knows about the whole story, just like you guys know, says it all. And he's thinking, Mike drop. With that, he thinks he's won his case because look at the look on academics' face when Dirk said these things. And you know what sucks about it is that when this is being said, this is the rebuttal, this is the second closing. So the defense doesn't get to jump up and then rebut that or combat it. It's just really hard because there's so much the prosecution said in their closing that I know the defense team wanted to be able to speak up and speak out about, but they didn't get that chance. So I don't know. Will they think it's enough? Will the look on academics face be enough to convictor?

03:27:44 Certainly hope not. They really need to be looking at the evidence. They need to be looking at the law and see if the elements have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. All right. So everybody's heard this whole business about DJ academics being. in the trial. I mean, this was like the whole prosecution rested its case essentially on that interview. And they. Hey guys, Lisa Figueroa, board certified criminal defense attorney today in California still waiting on the jury.

03:28:14 Just wanted to briefly check in and let you know that the jurors started at 8.30 in the morning. They were to meet and report back to the jury deliberation room. They are getting all of the evidence of binders full of documents as well. as a flash drive. And then on that flash drive has all of the digital evidence, the videos, the clips, the music. And they're going to have an opportunity to review that. There are 12 of them back there. There are three alternates that are being held in a separate area on standby in case something happens with the 12 jurors during deliberations. Then one of those could be called up to join them. So we will see. We'll be keeping tabs on what's going on if there's a question, if there's a

03:28:55 verdict and I will be doing some more updates throughout the day, other things that I thought of from my notes. Check those out and we'll be doing a little YouTube video soon. Take care. Hey guys, Lisa Figaroa. Oh, chat, sorry. Chat, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. I was trying to say, chat, I put a countdown. That is going to be for how long the jury has been out for. we got to add an hour and 25 minutes to this they've been out for an hour and 25 minutes already so whatever time we have we got to add an hour and 25 to it but we're going to keep the official countdown i'm going to keep it up here actually i keep it up here okay i don't know if i could edit to add more time to that or how do i do that yeah okay anyway uh yeah yeah we're

03:31:07 We'll keep playing what Florida defense is saying, I actually know. I'm trying to get Ceddy Nash on the phone. I've called him a few times. Their call has been forward. Oh, my God. Sedy Nash got me on. Okay, we got a video from the guys outside. Rimo says if I want to speak with the Muslim brother who is outside.

03:31:47 Yeah. Yeah, if you can. Oh, Sadie Natch is calling back. Hold on. Setti, what's going on, my brother? Nah, you're the ass. You're the ass, man. What's up, Oprah?

03:32:01 Man. It's been a, you know, if I had, you know, I'm a betting, man. If I had to make a bet that the prosecution would basically try to use my interview with Dirk. And by the way, they only used 56 seconds. And they would try to make it the centerpiece, like a. connective tissue to everything they've laid out for weeks. And they would try to drop Mike with saying, just look into my eyes. Like the prosecutors in court say, look into my eyes like, like, this is a shorty.

03:32:34 I wouldn't be able to guess that. Sedy, what's the feeling? You were in court yesterday. We obviously heard some of your updates. Man, it kind of broke my heart when you said the prosecution did a good job. You didn't seem like you were officially saying Dirk is cooked, but it would feel like you were saying it's not looking good. Could you update me, bro?

03:32:56 Man, if I... Listen, man, respectfully to every and anybody. If I thought Dirk was cooked, I'd have said it. And who the fuck going to do anything about it? Okay. So you don't think he's... Nah. The thing is, I don't bite my fucking tongue.

03:33:13 If I was on some super-send-out Dirk cake, I wouldn't even say that. Okay. I would have just poke holes in everything that the AUSA said. So I get certain people, but let me put this out there for people. Nick, I've been a head bouncer. One of the most prominent clubs, I'm going to say weird. But, nigga, for three years, for three fucking years, a head motherfucker.

03:33:34 So let me put that out there because these cats get this kind of perception that I'm some soft-ass, motherfucking. Listen, I'm outside in my city. I dare you to run up all. It don't seem like people play with you, though. I can't lie. It don't seem like it. Niggas ain't playing with 6'3-320. I'm putting that on my mama.

03:33:55 But anyways, straight to it. The prosecution, this is what nobody is pointing out. The prosecution's trumping their theories. If this interview was so important with your shit in it, why didn't they have to open a statement that way? Why switch it at the end? Why change their theory? Why make this shit about lyrics?

03:34:11 None of those lyrics had anything to do about a fucking bounty. Pardon my swearing. But none of those lyrics had anything to do about it about him. So if you're talking about all these acts and all these stuff, all right, that's cool. But show me the lyric when he's saying this. When you talk about killing. So there's that. Add it with the fact of this.

03:34:29 The text messages with Jason Smith. Yeah. I see them text messages. That text message spread, and I could prove all of that shit, is literally about DJ Callick in that. Oh, my. And the song that they did, how dirt people didn't pull up on him. So dirt was pissed off about his people, not pulling up with him at the DJ Callet music video.

03:34:55 So he's like, you know what, man? Just like dirt do when he get pissed off. Man, don't book no slice to nobody. Name involved with me. Nah, that's it. He was cutting people water off. And it's funny how the prosecution tries to say, oh, all this crap about Vani and all this other BS and all this shit of how

03:35:14 when when Kim Bond baby mama came up and they were talking about well duty loo and fly light shouting in November I mean what's a nice month September they were basically

03:35:26 hunting quando rondo all right that's cool and all but here's the issue dirt didn't say that shit about people not slided for Vaughn until literally December so that means he didn't even know duty loan them niggins was fly

03:35:41 all he knows he knew but y'all ain't doing shit you see what I'm saying? Hey, hey, hey, you're making some great points that I wish the Well, obviously I guess the prosecutor couldn't Well, the defense couldn't go after the prosecutor But you're making some good points and keep going keep cooking Nah, it's just this is the thing and I'm gonna be fair The way the prosecution did that shit

03:36:04 They did a dog and pony show and it's cool And I said he did a good job He was making he was rapping the lyrics Because you're the prosecutor, he looked like he can be Obama's older brother. I'm going to be honest. I was asking about his race before. By the way, I don't know if you saw. I don't know if you saw supposedly when he was in law school in 2013.

03:36:25 In 2013, he suggested that his professor do a scholarly breakdown, legal breakdown of Jay Z's lyric. He suggested the song. He's literally said, bro. He brought up, he said, Lord. Lord Dirk wants to be Chicago's Jay's B and then he literally said at the end of that shit The jig is up I said oh hell nah

03:36:48 I broke that shit in my notes That's got me dying laughing Oh man Okay so you mentioned some great points Just before right Let me ask you this question So look like you're able to cease through Some of the bullshit

03:37:03 Do you think that the jury is capable Of kind of like Disseeking exactly what you dissected or at least kind of be like because I don't like it sound like they were convincing, sound like they were convincing, but you know, do you think they could

03:37:20 look, they could kind of sort their way through the bullshit? If they go, if they go based off the suggestions by the defense, Dirk is coming home. All that dog and pony show about lyrics and about all that, and I need the audience to understand. If you think the lyrics

03:37:36 are so bad, what about putting bounties on the lyrics that came in, the list that came in was pissed me off. Which was before the murder, right? Wasn't pissed me? And they did a slight a hand where they're like, oh, they did exactly what Dirk said. They couldn't get the main guy, so they got his guy. Or they say, if you can't get the main target, get his guy.

03:38:00 And I'm like, that song was before. They're acting like Dirk was bragging about like, oh, we ain't get Kwanno, but we got we got his guy next to him. Yeah. They're doing some slight of hand here. It's funny because they wanted to, and that I said this, if Dirk's engineer is so believable with the lyrics that he told the truth, then you have to believe what he said about this small-ass playwright back to L.A.

03:38:30 Yeah, he said he didn't hear nothing, right? And he said they never talked about none of that shit. so the fans could never address that shit because if you did this don't be and that was the point where they were where dirt's team kind of felt at because dirt team could have literally said man if he was so biased and so against little dirt then why in the heck when he sit up here and allow this shit to come in and say this right here

03:38:55 that doesn't make any sense if he was such a a person who was so pro little dirt and all this crap then you have to say out of your own dog on mouth, man, look, he told the truth here, but he lied about here. No, they made it as though. Yeah, man, he was telling the truth. And I was telling people, watch out about that part, but they never pointed that out.

03:39:20 Yeah, so, you know, I think some people who are new to cases, they, you know, they're a little bit shell-shocked here because, again, the government had the last word, so they kind of get to get the last dunk. and, you know, shit, I haven't going to allow to you. I read the rebuttal. I didn't even read Brian Steele and Drew Finland's closing

03:39:39 because I knew the rebuttal had like all the spicy stuff. They mentioned in me, they talked about the jigging's up, they talk about he ain't OJZ. But do you think that impact of the rebuttal is, you know, kind of wipes out everything that Brian Steele said or

03:39:55 Drew Finland? And by the way, how do you grade them? I think people, I've seen people on social media trying to grade, you know, they're like, These are the billion-dollar lawyers, the best money could buy. How do you grade them in how, you know, they were trying to get their arguments? Remember, this is a closing argument, so it's all about your narrative. How do you think that kind of played? So when they talk about, I can not say this one way.

03:40:17 When they talk about the billion-dollar lawyers and artists, it's their ability to listen to all of these calls. It's their ability to have the resources to look at every single piece of evidence because a smaller law firm doesn't have that. that ability. When people say these things, they're saying it as though that, you get what I'm saying? No, I get it completely. Go ahead. You got a team. You're talking about a team of people versus a small law firm with maybe one and two. It's that. So that's where the billion dollars should come from. And the way that Brian Steele and Drew Phelan had did what they did,

03:40:55 it was good. Brian Still was on point. Byr still, every single time he came up was putting belt to But the issue that everybody has to be aware of, it's always the closing on the state or the fed or whatever court in which you're in. That's where the money is made. So their whole thing is you have to get certain things out. If they say that Drew and Brian Felton, then ask them out of all seven of the songs that they wanted in, why were there only three? So if they were to sell, all that shit when it came in, there's so many things that weren't. brought in that could have absolutely fucked up over.

03:41:36 So I get people who don't understand law and all this shit, but your billion-dollar lawyers come from the pen game, from the motions that they write, from those things. It's not just get up on their sing and dance and say all this shit. No, that's not it. That's a good portion

03:41:51 of it. But you're talking about the fight months before. The fights that you have to make sure that you are more favorable on your side to win whatever it is that you win. And they don't understand that part because they're so intrinsic into the doggone cases when it starts. When people are talking, they're not worried about the motions before. They're not worried about the motions that you have during the trial, the objections, and all that stuff.

03:42:17 So respectfully to them, they don't know what the fuck they're talking about. So, you know, a lot of people are trying to predict how this is going to go. I had a theory. I want to run about you. I want to hear what you also think in terms of, you know, again, you know, we're going to give more credence to you. You've sat there. You've heard it.

03:42:37 You know, we're reading it and we're getting your account, but you've sat there. When I've said if this comes back before 2 p.m. It's going to be a clean sweep either way. Either all guilty or all not guilty. No. You say no. Go ahead. I'm going to say before the day.

03:42:58 day is around 4.30 you're going to come back. Brown eyes is going to be guilty. But we got to listen for Brown eyes. And this is the part where I had to make this case. It's a murder for higher conspiracy. Not a conspiracy to commit murder. You have to prove the pecuniary value,

03:43:19 meaning the money part or some type of promise. They've never done that. And that was what Drew was pointed out to the most. I don't care about all this shit that they're talking about. What about what he is charged with? What about this right here? Because if you say, oh, he put a head out on somebody, all right, you can charge him with conspiracy to commit murder.

03:43:41 Why didn't they do that part? Do you get what I'm saying? So for me, I'm looking at the actual law. These things are looking at that shit that he's not even charged with. Because you have to ask the question, what does this have to do with murder for hire? when duty low and time I started was fired for Bob ready to go to Savannah, where was the money at there?

03:44:04 There was no money. So it goes back to, oh, well, here's this shit. When they talk about the damn shooting in Blackshear, Georgia, where was the money? So anybody want to answer that question of where's the money at? Yeah, yeah, they conveniently forgot that, huh? They didn't really show that complete. I guess they were trying to say there's connective, there's connectivity. there because like big country

03:44:32 it was his trailer or something like that and he works for Dirk Big Country also did security was an armed license security guard Yes but I guess there was trying to say like because they work for Dirk or get paid for Dirk It was incentivized them to do things Or you know that's where you know

03:44:50 Whatever that was getting paid for It was on Dirt's tab Like that's was to be assumed Yeah but I can I could land You know what's funny is that the feds, they could have called Jason Smith then, right? Those messages that they have, there's more messages from Jason Smith's phone. Yeah, I am kind of skeptical.

03:45:17 Why isn't Jason Smith up there? Because the fans didn't call him up there. Because it would have destroyed everything they said about dirt. Okay, okay, but let's answer this question. Do you think Jason Smith is cooperating? I know a million percent. You know he's not. I know for a million percent he's not cooperated.

03:45:40 Okay, but why not charging then? I guess that's the question. Because if you're accounting, the only thing is to buy you shit. What the hell did your child have to do with anything? But he's sending videos of a quando streaming, no, when they do a search warrant. When they do a search warrant, he calls Dirk immediately.

03:46:02 He didn't only just call Dirk, though. He called his lawyer, and he called a couple of dudes in Chicago. It wasn't just him. I seen the call on. Oh, okay, okay. So I guess the government has their narrative there again. It makes it seem like he just immediately only called Dirk. Okay, okay.

03:46:19 Yeah, now, brother. Believe what you will, but I'm telling you, one million percent. I've seen the text messages. That shit had to do with D.J. Callit and his people are not showing up. That's why it was only dirt, his engineer, DJ, Vans, and Bonnie. That's it.

03:46:35 You didn't see none of his homie squirrel. Hmm. Interesting. So what you're kind of describing is that there's a lot of things that if you were in court, you probably notice that probably doesn't get reported out of court. And it's just small enough details that it's not like you need to mention it, but if you don't see these small details, you could probably make up your mind in a different way.

03:47:04 Because you don't understand where I say that I sit directly across from the jurors. That's where I said that.

03:47:21 Wow. So I know what they look like. I know what they're doing. I know they're facial expressions, all of that shit. So according to you, you think that

03:47:33 there's going to be a verdict by like 430. Yeah, I think it's going to be a mistrial, though. You think it's going to be a mistrial? I think. think the fans did enough ass shaking and enough bullshit to do that.

03:47:44 But the fans left it wide open that their evidence doesn't convict. Because the fans wanted them defense to answer questions that the fans were supposed to answer. And the fans never answered that. I think these fucking idiots who don't understand the burden of proof lies on the government. Yeah, but why would you think it would be a mistrial then? Like, I also have heard that the jury seems uninterested, which means, like, I can't. They almost show asleep. I was supposed to sleep during

03:48:11 Yinello doing his long ass fucking long winded ass bullshit sandbag and stuff that he did that shit was boring as hell so why would we think that they would be fighting for either arguing one way or the other it looked like everything is telling me that

03:48:31 the jury they don't seem passionate about this you know I'm pretty sure like in the Lindsay Clancy case there ain't nobody falling asleep like this is something really an interesting like that was like a 48 hour or I forgot how many hours it was a deadlock it was a deadlock based on somebody in a radical ass thinking a rational person you know I remember this got to deal with a whole half of the population the whole half of the population which is winning so you know that's completely

03:49:02 different than some damn rapper from Chicago that's a niche right there so it ain't the same we if you appeal to more more people are going to be interested in it and you more so care about that because this kid is going to set a precedent for women who kill babies so so uh do you think that like like for example i think brown eyes cooked i mean it didn't look like they put up too much of a defense do you think that because he's one of the defendants that, you know, maybe the jury when thinking like, you know, they're supposed to judge Dirk by himself, but like Dirk is kind of standing next to one of the murderers, you know? Do you think that might affect how they might view Dirk?

03:49:49 And do you think, you know, I said this yesterday and I want to hear you weigh in on him. Do you think that they could convict, I think Didi and Dirk are a package deal? Because all the evidence, for the most part, on Dedy come from the cooperators. So if you believe the cooperators on Diti, why wouldn't you believe them on Dirk? Nah, the judge did a good job, a real good job of making sure that he pointed out when it was time to, this only has to do with this person. This only has to do with this individual. So the judge did a very good job of letting it be known. The brown-eyed thing was never about him not being it.

03:50:27 He's on camera. This thing is, I wasn't paid to do no murder for hire. Each kid is, y'all gonna convict me of the stalking and killing the Kwanda. That's fine, but the other four counts, hell not. Brown-eye's the whole entire thing is not what people think it is. It's completely different. It's, y'all are not going to sit up here since me for murder for hire because I ain't there for no murder for hire. The shit is, and Flokin even said it, y'all came to see the videos.

03:50:55 They were convinced they were going, we're just talking about the vice-lords in this one. The vice-courns that were included because Black is a vice lord. He tried to act like he ain't. But, nigga, you grew up in the North Side, bro. You know, everybody who was talking to on that phone was all vice-claws, bro. So you can miss me with that shit. But either way to go, their whole entire thing was, hey, he wasn't paid here. I mean, he wasn't paid to beat it for that shit.

03:51:20 And he talked about, and this is what Flokin talked about. I've been in California like seven times getting weed. I thought this was the weed plan. Hmm. So they're going out there. to go make that money for some weed shit. Then, and this is where I was the way I tell you

03:51:39 your audience, man, for Vani to say he had nothing to do with none of this shit. Vani said out his mouth because y'all not in the courtroom, y'all don't read the shit I read. I'm on camera doing all of this shit. Yeah. Y'all got to realize, bro, Vani said he was only expecting three people.

03:51:57 Well, if you weren't expecting three people, why the hell did you have four ski masks? Oh, okay. that's a good one. I'm just saying, if that's your whole point is, hey, I was only there

03:52:10 to essentially drop shit off and do all this shit, that's not true. That's not true at all. No, no. The blurred part about the whole Vani

03:52:20 involvement is that Vani kind of acts like, hey, I'm just like, you know, I'm like the goofy who kind of like,

03:52:26 I'll get the duct tape, I'll get this, but I'm really not doing no sliding. I'm not shooting nobody. I could, do some scamming, but I'm not confrontational like that. But then we see him, he's driving in the Blackshire shooting.

03:52:41 He says he spins back around. He's like, it kind of seems like he's active. You know, we never seen him put up any type of like, you know, like, oh, Dirk, I don't want to go. I don't want to go do that. Oh, I got the car, just have one of the guys go do it. It was for them. Why can one of the other guys go do the shooting? It looked like he tried to act like he would not.

03:53:03 never go on a drill. That's why he didn't go on the drill for Bob, but he already went on a drill. That and then what's even funnier is, it's not just that he went on a drill. He never gave up nobody from his international car ring. See, what he is doing is still protecting people, and his thing is, I'm just going to throw dirt ass under the bus.

03:53:28 They got money to fight. She, I ain't tripping about him. So I'm going to throw away D.D., I'm going to throw away Flocka. I'm going to throw away brown eyes. I'm going to get Jim stupid ass to connect with me in this jail cell. And then I'm going to mess around and screw him over because Bonnie's testimony destroys James. What do you mean?

03:53:47 Explain, explain. Because Jim told the story of, hey, man, we were at the goddamn the hotel with me and me and Diti, right? Mm-hmm. Well, that's not true because Jim, I mean, Bonnie's testimony say, nah, bro, it was just me. And in jail, and the records prove, and even Foxx testimony proved, brood, Deity was never there. He wasn't at that shit.

03:54:18 He had put no guns in no window and putting up gun on windows like, I can kill these cats right now. That never happened. Do you think that maybe one of them could have misremembered that or forgot that? you don't misremember that type of shit. That's Jim over there trying to figure it out because Jam whole thing is this. Man, I'm going to get out

03:54:41 and I'm going to start doing interviews as a snitch in about five years. Jam whole thing is this. And then it's no disrespect to Terrence Gangster Williams, but that's who he's trying to be. Jeff said on that phone call, man, I'm going to come out and I'm going to be bigger than six nights. What did six nine talk about that Vag gave him for that interview?

03:55:04 He said literally out his mouth, when I come home, I'm going to make something out of nothing. I'm going to be this. I'm going to be that because Dirk wasn't giving him no money like that. Dirk only gave him money because, you was my son's, my son's best friend's father. And we're from the same spot. So it is what it is on that. Now you're making a point. You make it a point.

03:55:32 but you know they don't believe what they're going to believe but unfortunately for me man it's like damn this shit crazy because the fans did do a good job at closer but they shifted their whole argument none of the shit that they said

03:55:50 at the closing was any of this shit that they said in the beginning and if you believe so bad we're the lyrics about I'm putting bodies on these where's those lyrics what's your official prediction unfortunately a mistrial man

03:56:08 so so officially a mistrial so and you think it's just going to be because of the split jury I do I don't see that jury doing that shit we we had some people who I believe went to college if you study the rules

03:56:24 dirt is coming home if you look just at the rules solely at the rules dirt is coming home you don't think the judge might force them to make up their mind either way, might try to sequester them, might tell them, hey, listen, go back in, might give them further instructions on how they could interpret the rules. There's a bunch of options that might say, hey, listen, okay, let's focus on the charges you guys are in agreement with. And what charges in agreement, and what charges in particular

03:56:56 you think they won't agree? You will not apply to stock in charge to. a little dirt at all. They tried to play adding in a bed and with the Pinkerton shit, like basically multiple ways in which you can convict this shit. I get it. It just, to me, it don't land. It don't shit.

03:57:16 So when you had that shit going on, you do realize that, all right, well, Dirk didn't have nothing to do with this. Their whole shit is they're trying to get Little Dirk on murder for hire, murder for hire, murder for hire. That's it. and they haven't proven that.

03:57:36 They just haven't. Trustful. In great, I want to step you. So you kind of feel like, you know, there's reasonable doubt, at least for all the charges for Dirk, right? If it's not murder for hire,

03:57:47 murdering aid of racketeering, that would be no as well. And if you're saying that, you know, the stalking doesn't really apply to Dirk, the firearms charges ain't going to apply to Dirk. You know what I mean? At that point, It sounds like he's, you know, you're saying you think they're going to argue and it's going to be a mistrial, but if it had to go either way and it wasn't going to be a mistrial, you're leading towards not guilty.

03:58:10 If they follow the rules, if they follow the rules, he's not going to be found guilty. Okay. That's just what it is. If they follow the rules, it's impossible. There's no one, and I mean this respectfully, there's no one who can say that. bullshit. Hey, how did it play when, you know, they were constantly bringing up my interview with Dirk and court and apparently Mr. Morris, he said, yo, you just look in academics' eyes. You could tell he knows he admitted to murder. How was that playing? You know, obviously,

03:58:47 like, we read that part of the rebuttal, but how was it playing in court? Because I was hearing from Lisa from the Florida defense team, she said, you know, the guy was kind of like almost flowing. Like he had a little rhythm, like, you know, you know, that little, you know, that little Barack like, you know what I mean? Like, he had that little rhythm going on. Were people kind of like following along or people were like, what is he doing? Nah, that was following along.

03:59:12 I'll be honest. The first one was trash. Here, Yonelo, Basula. But, nah, Morris, he was doing the shit. The problem is, is all that dog, funny show shit, you left yourself wide open with too many

03:59:27 questions that can be asked. And that's the issue that I had was like, well, bro, you call Brian still a liar because he said this shit. You lie on this. You try to make when it was time to slide every single time. So you can't tell me that, hey, bro, he's so innocent, but he always lying. That doesn't make sense. Hey, could you speak to Justin Gibson?

03:59:59 I'm so confused about him as a witness because it looked like the prosecutor. especially Mr. Morse. He was using Dirk's own engineer to do a slam dunk on Dirk. He was piggybacking off right. Oh, as we asked his engineer, hey, was Dirk rapping about killing Kwanto? He said yes.

04:00:17 Was Dirk pissed off? Yes. What was that about? And that's fine. That's fine. Oh, that's cool. So if he's telling the truth about all of this shit, then he's telling the truth about them talking about the shit.

04:00:32 It's telling the truth about them never having no conversations about murders He's telling the truth that hey man we're coming back and forth Ronnie wasn't doing none of this shit that's all talking about So if I'm gonna believe everything he's safe I'm gonna believe everything he's made You've been in a peat before food Nah ain't nobody sitting up here talking and you can't hear what the hell they're talking about Come on, bro, that don't make any that damn sense

04:00:56 Damn yeah no you're right man So So all right you know all right let me go with that theory then with you. Do you think that the reason why that wasn't, you know, um, like the prosecutor used that selectively, right?

04:01:16 They basically was like, hey, listen, if these guys are liars, well, they're Dirk's liars. Dirk was hanging with them, this and third. Do you think that the, the, the, uh, jurors are going to look at these situations and say, we're going to either believe these guys for everything they said, or nothing they said

04:01:37 or you think they're going to pick and choose. Like, oh, you know what? We believe that, but we don't believe that other shit. Like, nah, get the fuck one out of here with that. What do you think is going to be the thing? I think the thing is this. If the process, if the defense would have pounded

04:01:53 that this shit was all reactionary to Kondo Rondo and them, it would have worked better on the music side. But they did it. That's where I'm super critical of the whole entire team because you have an action from Little Dirt talking shit

04:02:10 for weeks, for months. And you see Condo Rondo fake kill a little dirt on fucking camera. You see Quando Rondo put up this, put up Little Tim in a disc song talking up, you know, with Little Tim

04:02:25 wearing the shit that killed King Vines. Talking about End the story. You see what I'm saying? So they say all this shit but one can say where it's reactionary it's reactionary wow

04:02:43 how's the energy outside of the courtroom today and how do you plan on spending the entire time for jury watch are you hanging close by the courtroom did they say they're going to like kind of give an announcement

04:02:56 if there's a verdict being reached that people could kind of like report back what's the plan currently out there and are the people with the free Dirk signs are they out there still I don't know. I'm going to take a look in a couple of minutes because I don't know what the hell this BS is

04:03:13 about all these paid actors and all this crap and everything. That's what Megan Cuniff came in and she basically is saying. Like she's like, hey, this is a bunch of paid actors in this bitch. And is that your feeling from when you saw people? I see some of these niggas that look like

04:03:29 they're from Iraq. I ain't gonna lie. She got trolled, man. Whoever told her that shit, It was trolling the hell out of her. I'm sorry, bro. No, she got trolled. Now, where somebody probably were a couple people paid?

04:03:45 Shit, why not? She, Trump had people paid when he went down an escalator. Nobody had a problem with that. So I don't want to hear that bullshit. Even if they was paid a video. What's wrong with the support? I mean, we ain't having like it was ditty

04:03:57 when they had the baby won't fight outside. Yeah, I think she missed the main point in that it seemed for the most part organized. It seemed looked like it was peaceful. And it seemed positive. I think she missed that and maybe she was looking for a story. You know, it looked like the more attractive story was saying, hey, because it's peaceful, because there is no story, it's paid people, you know?

04:04:22 And even if that's the case, so what? Honestly, so what? Even if that's the case that everybody around there is paid so freaking what? They ain't destroying shit. They're not running around and messing with, you know. Some people have messed with people, but, you know, for the most part, it's been cool. Minus, you know, certain things happening, but that's what happens when people are passionate about certain people. That's why you have that word fan.

04:04:52 That word fan is a very dangerous word because people are fanatics. So when you cut a word like phonetic and turn it in a fan, you can't expect rational people to behave like regular rational people. because that's not what they've been designated as. What's your thought? I've seen him do not kind of get into it with the security guard of Traplore. Traplor has been definitely one of the most loudest voices when it came to reporting on this trial.

04:05:19 You know, some people have their criticisms of him. Some people feel like, you know, he kind of like he'll come out of court and he's like, oh, Dirk is cooked, it's over with. And, you know, especially a lot of supporters are like, hey, listen, you know, you might be calling it a little bit too. quick. Obviously, your reporting style is a little bit different. I feel like you kind of give your

04:05:37 opinion, but you know, you're more measured with it. How has it been, you know, kind of watching other people report and kind of like being in the same courtroom as them and kind of seeing how, you know, maybe the same information could be portrayed differently? And that's the key point right there that you just said.

04:05:57 How things can be portrayed differently. I don't agree with nobody walking up on Trappler-Ross. And doing none of that shit. If you want to beat trap or Ross, get paid for it. Meaning, go do a goddamn Instagram or a YouTube video about it. That's an opinion. Really were the problems with him.

04:06:17 Why the fuck they're just swinging on them there? Them big-ass dudes, why are you swinging on them? If you really had a problem with it, he got his defense, knock his defense to fuck out. If y'all really thugging like that, fuck up them goddamn security guards. If it's really like that, then jump off. you hear your opportunity. So y'all don't work that. Y'all want to be heard.

04:06:36 If you want to be heard, get paid from being heard and react to his videos. Now, I ain't going to lie. I made a call to the trap lore maybe a week ago, and I told him, I said, listen, there's a bunch of bad actors who are starting to surround the court. There might be content creators or other people who are looking for moments. And they might think they're defending Dirk. By the way, I think this, I think Dirk team probably heard the same. That's why Dirk said, hey, listen, y'all, chill out on Traplor.

04:07:05 I heard somebody was going to try to do something. I did hear that. There hasn't been anything done. But do you get that sense? I see you talking and fraternizing with the people a lot. Do you feel like there's antagonizers there or no? I mean, it is, but to a degree of, man, y'all don't like what he said.

04:07:27 And Traplor and Ross, and I told him, you got to be cognizant of that. You tell him people all this shit, that, hey, man, Dirk is cooked, Dirk is finished, and that's your opinion. You entitled to that as you,

04:07:37 as your opinion. You had a freedom speech. This is America. This ain't England, so you ain't going to be screwed over by that. But at that same time, for you to expect you to say

04:07:46 some crazy-ass shit like that, and you know the headlines. You know the damn game. You don't have to say that shit that way, but you decide to say it that way. There's a reason why you don't say, hey, the prosecution won on this point. You're saying Dirk is cook.

04:07:59 You're sensationalizing it. The same damn way, that you want people to react to it. So don't act like you ain't doing this shit. And I told him that shit. You're talking people as well. Yeah, there was a time. I think people didn't like the fact that, you know,

04:08:14 there's a few times he flat out, called out Brian Steele for lying. And I'm doing for the prosecution. Yeah, and, you know, I don't know if you wouldn't necessarily do it for the other side, but I think people are like, hey, listen, it feels like you're almost, you know, this is a trial. You know, both sides are misrepresentation. sentence some evidence. Sometimes they're talking stuff up, talking stuff down.

04:08:36 And it feels like you might be a little bit more ready to, you know, raise a hand or at least, you know, raise an objection if the defense try to get something off as opposed to the prosecution, you know? Yeah. What's the word? What's up, Blair? Nah, it's, it always going that way, though. Yeah.

04:09:02 have you been getting a lot of love and have they trolled you? No, I ain't, I know. Yeah, nah, they ain't, nah, they ain't trolling me. Fuck now. Hell not. I've seen Dirk's father start to do interviews. He just did something with Neon. I think we watched about halfway through it yesterday, Chad.

04:09:29 We'll probably try to watch a little bit more of it. Has Dirk's father been, you know, what's his demeanor? Give me a moment. I'm going to get right to you. Say that last part of you? I said, what's Dirk's father's demeanor? I've seen him, like, talk to media a little bit more. What's his energy and have you spoke to him?

04:09:52 He's somber. He's older. He ain't going to be raw, right. He cool. He, he chill. You know, I talk to five straight. You know, but. Do you think he's at peace in terms of, you know, whatever this is going to be?

04:10:08 You think he's at peace? I mean, that's his son. You ain't going to be at peace to your son is with you. So, nah. You can't because, remember his dad just did a 24 stretch. So he knows what the walls were like. He knows about all this shit. He knows about all the politics, all that being.

04:10:25 So, you know, he's walking around strong like he's supposed to. That's the only person. You got to, if you, if you're a religious man like that, you've got to depend upon your faith and your faith's supposed to lead you. That's how that go. Do you think that, you know, a lot of people believe, like, in the latter days before he got arrested, he was doing a lot of spiritual things and he was showing off his religion trying to, you know, bring people to prayer, bring people to squash or mend their issues? Do you think any of those things will be looked at by the jury in terms of determining the character? trip because they've shown a lot where he seems angry, he seems upset, he seems like hell-bent on revenge. Do you think the other things that he did before his arrest, you know, him showcases religion, him putting on a show where he was trying to unite people, him praying with the masses,

04:11:23 do you think any of those things will, you know, not say it's going to be the thing that makes me guilty or innocent, but do you think they will look at it to maybe, you know, kind of characterize him as a person? Nah, because it wasn't brought up in trial. Really? No. You can't consider things outside. You can only consider things that were brought before you.

04:11:44 So all that, none of that was brought up. So, wait, so his defense team never brought up, like, you know, him, like, you know, really locking in with the faith and none of that, right? No, because that would be dumb and shit for either side. If they would have brought up, it would look like an admission of guilt.

04:12:01 Like, why are you getting religious? just all of a sudden. Hell not. Mm. Hell not. Hell not. Don't know that shit. And I get that. Hell not. What?

04:12:16 Yeah, Dirk Jones and he said this shit. Like, yeah, no, dude. Hell no. Wow. You better not. That'd be dumb as him. Do you know if the family is kind of hanging around the court? You know, I've seen videos every day of, like, you know, India showing up or the mom or the father. Where's all the people who are, like, you know, really partied to this situation?

04:12:45 Even Sabaya's mom. You know, we haven't heard. Has anyone tried to talk to her? Nah, everybody's been respectful of the family. You better leave these people alone. Okay. I did not like how they try to fucking talk shit to our little pie family because, they ain't got nothing to do with shit.

04:13:03 Yeah. You know, his family, his family don't like me, but, you know, it is what it is. But I ain't never not said, don't go get your justice. I ain't never not said if you believe that this should happen, this should happen, don't go press play. I ain't never said no stupid-ass shit like that because they said him was a victim. Even if you want to say whatever anybody want to say, man, look, he wouldn't want to out there doing none of this shit. He wasn't, you know what I'm saying? He wasn't doing none of this punk-ass shit that's going on.

04:13:31 sort of act like he's a part of something that he's not a part of. Hell not. Leave that family alone. They grieve it. His mama be leaving the fucking court when they bring up his, you know, his dead body and all that shit and him gurgling off his own blood and shit. Like, that shit ain't cool. And they was wrong. And all the people around here that said something

04:13:49 to Little Pye family, when they said something, they flat out dead-ass wrong. Fuck, you're getting mad at the family of the victim for it. That's stupid. That's bullshit. You don't do no whole ass shit like that. Yeah. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see no shit because I definitely would have said something about it.

04:14:10 Yeah, I just realized she's also, chat on if you guys missed this, but according to a report from the Chicago Sun Times, she, her name is Andrea Laquila Robinson. She's a mother of little pop. She did file a lawsuit versus Dirk in Cook County, and she named him. as a defendant, along with his business manager and also the record label. And she claimed that her son was killed in L.A. And she's seeking significant amount of redress in terms of financial compensation. She's supposed to.

04:14:49 Yeah. She's supposed to. I would do the same thing. She's supposed to. She had a statement saying, we filed this lawsuit to hold those responsible accountable and to ensure this family receive the support. they need during this difficult time. Yeah, she's supposed to do that shit.

04:15:06 What the hell? Yeah. Well, let me get inside this courthouse, man. I got to hang this phone up and all that, but I'll stay back with you. If I'm ready come out, I'll shoot you a text. Got you, brother. Thank you. All right.

04:15:22 Setti Nash, ladies and gentlemen, Setti Nash. Setti Nash. Settie Nash. Okay. Wow. Whatever happened to lawyer for workers? Is he out there? So what happened to the bro, lawyer for workers.

04:15:46 Chat, are we calling whack or are we not calling whack? Are we just calling people at court? Someone told me, I got to see if I got Discord on here. I'm going to try to see if I can get Discord on here. Supposedly, we have the Florida defense team. We have Lisa in our Discord. I got to try to figure out. This is a new computer, so I don't have Discord.

04:16:09 I got to try to figure it out. here we go oh no no he's back in New York my man's Little dirt update as you might be able to tell By the conservative suit and tie The beard is gone we are not In the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles

04:16:27 We are actually Nassau County You want to come clean shape and you want to come looking All right It looked like he's back to You know doing his thing You know he's told me privately but also publicly

04:16:45 I'm making a killing man I'm doing a lot in the personal injury space the workers compensation space and you know of course I love hip hop because it definitely helped me you know get some um um um it definitely

04:16:59 got me to kind of move around in terms of getting more clients but uh you know duty does call is this oh this is Punchmate Dev? I thought I was

04:17:13 Leangelo Not Leangelo, I mean, Jello. Okay. All right. We are on Verdict Watch, y'all. We are on Vertic Watch. Oh man, why do I keep got to go to Twitter

04:17:28 to get to Blackshire. Blackshire Flick. Oh, I think we got Remo. Remo, who's Remo? Remo, what's the word? Yo, man, I got somebody want to call in right now. Hold on.

04:17:48 Okay, okay. Blessers. How are you? How are you doing, sir? It's academics. How are you doing? Brother Livingston, peace and blessings. How are you?

04:18:04 I'm doing okay. I'm hoping for some good news. You know, we're on stream in case you didn't know. Could you just kind of like, you know, could you just kind of like give a description of who you are and, you know, as we were all sitting here. Go ahead, my brother. No, brother, Aga, conference.

04:18:24 You're like the Walter Conquerade of crime kind of all their roles. But nevertheless, I'm a Muslim. And I'm all about one boomer. Hold on. I'm sorry to cut you off. I just want to put your socials up on the screen or somewhere where people could know who we're talking to. Do you have Instagram or like Twitter or anything? Yeah.

04:18:49 F-F-F-F-F-U-L-Q-R-N-A-N-A-N-A-N. So it's F-F-F-F-E-R-N-A-N-A-N-N. My name is Z-E-R-N-A-N-N-A-N-N-N-N. S-F-F-F-F-F-U-L-Q-A-R-N-A-I-N. That's TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, all that, Instagram, everything. All right, I got your praise up here. Listen, by the way, I want to, you know, I want to give you the floor to speak, of course, but I want to give you a lot of, I want to give you, honestly, some respect from me.

04:19:24 I think you've been one of the most positive, well-spoken, non-violent, organized, and also very thorough individuals that's out there. Obviously, you're supporting Dirk, but everything I've heard you say, you're not out there playing. You're out there really spreading a good message and, you know, hoping for, you know, a better future for everybody, but also, you know, hoping that this is a good outcome for Dirk. So I just want to give you that credit. I've seen you randomly in other people's videos.

04:19:51 I think you're doing an amazing job and you're a great representation, especially of black men and definitely of a Muslim. So, yeah, go ahead. The floor's earth. Praising, praise and praise and things is Allah. I deflected for me

04:20:08 and sent him. The freedom flag, we took a picture at one of them brand risk events. Yeah, yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes. Brother...

04:20:30 You held the... You had a Muslim brother, the OMA. Brother, it was brief. It was one of the earlier ones. You are a ambassador of Islam,

04:20:41 and I will tell you... Praise people Allah. You know, sometimes, you know, sometimes, you know, people have whatever, they're paying. are based on what they see in the media,

04:20:48 I will say you're a very good representation. So, you know, keep doing anything and keep cooking. But how has it been being out there? What drew you to be, you know, outside the federal building? And what is your connection to a little Dirk? Dirk Banks. Oh, really? Oh, really?

04:21:23 And so I'm praying at front of O Block. Yeah, we're all connected. So, yeah, they did the prayers at O'Block. So basically from, you testified for, you delete it and talk about this. Before Dirk was in house. Yeah. Make sure you get the muscle shirts going on. You know, sometimes if the large run too small, I might get the extra large.

04:24:23 But I could fit a large right now. I'm not going to lie. I'm going to get your extra large. So I wanted to ask you a question. You know, so I interviewed him in, I believe, May 2023. In the interview, around the interview behind the scenes, he made it very clear. You know, he was very different. You know, this is one of the first times I've, you know, this is the first time.

04:27:51 I've, you know, this is the first time I interviewed him, and I thought he was going to pull up with a hundred guys. Put up with like three people. Honey, Libby. And, and. I was going to pull up with the Fed, huh? No, what I thought, no, because I'm thinking about the street, the black disciple stuff. And he made it very clear.

04:28:07 Yeah. Yeah. And, and, and, and this is what I didn't like about how the feds try to weaponize that interview. Because that interview, if they use more than 56 seconds of it, they would hear how, how Dirk was professing his allegiance to Islam, how it was changed in his life, how that was literally changing him from, you know, when I had the conversation with Dirk, he said, he said, this conversation after this, I'm, I'm only here to do the work of Allah. And that was, that was, you know, again, you know, of course, it was matched with his album,

04:28:48 but, but, you know, because he had an album at the time, I think it was almost healed or whatever, but that was someone who I sat in front of and I saw his devotion to his religion. And by the way, I guess here's the question. You know, and I have it on the screen now, Dirk would go live showing himself in prayer. He would show himself with other people, you know, really expressing his religion. And I'm wondering, did you have any contact with him in the latter days before he got arrested? And I wanted to know what that was like in terms of his demeanor, his tranquility. How was that if you have any insight?

04:29:28 Maybe I was talking too fast. I told you that I did his last interview before he got a real. Literally five days before he got a rest. To come and join in prayer. It was like prayer for peace. I forgot the exact name, him and his father organized it. And that's when you see him with the pictures that went him in the white soul. We call it a thaw.

04:29:57 The long, all white, with someone who called it, dress down his seat, he had the schmig on, the white rag on top of his head and his scoofy. So we talked about, see him being without his father. But when his father was released, a slow way to game home, he was already grown and already proper. So it ain't like he could say,

04:30:28 do this. And over time, continue to drop seeds. I'll tell you this. That hurts me so much because, again, you know, I think, number one, the prosecutor, misrepresented, number one, the look that was on my face, the prosecutor misrepresented that conversation. And for them to use a conversation that was about promoting an album, you know,

04:32:23 talking about more of his mindset and use it to claim falsely that it was a criminal confession, I just think it's wrong. You know, again, I'm a supporter of Dirk. And by the way, I'm a fan of his growth. You know, I'm, I've watched him. One of the reasons, why this is a huge deal for me. And, you know, some people might think about it on the media aspect. Like, you know what? Well, Act, you know, you just don't want your name to be called up, this enter. Okay, that might be a thing, but

04:32:49 Little Dirk is one of the few artists I've covered from the very inception of his career all the way. Yeah, I remember you did war on shot right. So, yeah, you were written before you were showing your face. So you really got in tune with the culture there. And even when he, so, you know, he was dropped from Def Jam, when they said that error was over. I remember having a conversation with Dirk.

04:33:13 I said, hey, listen, you know, my coverage, I gained some notoriety of you guys. I always owe you. And Dirk remembered this Convo. And I said, hey, listen, I know you're independent. He was independent at the time. I said, whatever you need, my platform, it is always open to you. And he leaned on me a couple times, and it was beautiful.

04:33:33 And the thing is, I always respected, you know, him because, you know, he had, you know, whatever issues, you know, maybe didn't get along with certain people in the music industry. But if you watch that interview, he said something beautiful. He said, listen, he said, I never ever judged you because I knew you were neutral. Hey, you were going to report. And pretty much, yes, that.

04:33:57 Like, you're going to, you know, you weren't a person who was trying to be against me. And for that, I respect you. And that was humility. One thing I will say about Dirk If I do have to speak to his character Whether in text Whether he called me several times

04:34:15 Hey, act, what's up man? How are you good? And I realize again, maybe Whatever they're saying in court, maybe that's the side I never knew The side I knew was a guy who was just like Hey, listen man, I'm tapping in, I'm trying to make sure you're good, you good He was very humble, showed a lot of humility He showed self-awareness And he seemed like he was in the mind

04:34:35 instead of saying, hey, listen, I'm trying to figure it out. I might not be doing everything perfect, but I am trying to grow. And that's always proud about what he was. He's striving. Not to cut you off, but that's what Islam does. He's striving to be a better person. Islam strips you of the ego, strips you of the arrogance, of the unlawful pride, and allows you to be humble.

04:34:57 You know what I'm saying? Because like you see, our brothers, Muslimatic brothers, I was telling you about, right now while I'm out here holding it down in front of the courthouse, A lot of them are over in making a pilgrimage in Mecca. Two white clots, that is a sign of humility. So you don't know who a king is or who a peasant is that saved his whole life to come here, a sponsor to come here. So we're all equal under the eyes of Allah.

04:35:23 And he gets that from practicing. When you humble yourself before God asking for forgiveness, you be on a high horse when you're dealing. So that alone, and now going back to the court thing, that alone shows you how unjust it is, that they won't show that clip of dirt. You know what I'm saying? But they're going to show another clip.

04:35:48 Not alone should get him are not guilty because it shows it's not equal scale. You feel what I'm saying? And yeah, they painted your face as that of one who was befuddled. No, I wish they did. I wish they did it. And, you know, obviously, you know, I spoke yesterday, by the way, Brian Steele did raise an objection. So, you know, God forbid, but like, you know, if it doesn't go well, it's going to be an appeal. Of course, I'm available to Dirk and his team to explain exactly what that interview was about.

04:36:51 You know, because the prosecutor is trying to put. words or trying to put a feeling or a thought in my mind based on a look on my face. You know, I think that's kind of criminal. I do interviews for a living. I deal with artists. We're in a creative genre, right? None of these things go into, oh, okay, I'm in a crime lab seeing who's a killer or not. They totally misrepresented the entire interview.

04:37:19 And there were multiple parts that the same part they used. the same part they used that they were trying to interpret. There were parts and, you know, shout to Dirk's team because they did try. They did try. And, you know, I even try to communicate with their side of it. I said, I'm really disappointed

04:37:35 that they didn't allow the parts that you guys wanted to use. I want that part in for you guys to have a fair trial that they could even it out. That's not fair that they get to use the most good-bateness part. Brother, come on, I know too.

04:37:55 You will not get fair. Yeah, I'm not trying to just throw people into the frying pan today. Yes, bio mathematics, I did. I wanted to ask you, so in that interview, and I'm hoping maybe you could help guide me with this, because I remember, you know, there was a few things that did touch, and again, these are the parts

04:42:31 that I wish all these things that I'm going to mention were included in the trial. If you're going to use the interview, use the interview. It's three hours long, right? So in the interview, you know, Dirk speaks about losing his father and him not being around. and him needing guidance as a youth. And he kind of filled the gap with religion.

04:42:54 And you probably know a lot more about, like, his history and how all of that kind of came about, but also his father. And, you know, his father's as well, you know, as, you know, devotion to Islam. How, you know, how did that all kind of culminate with, you know, of course, Dirk grew up with his father being incarcerated, but also there was a bond there even though it was incarcerated, which was, you know, Islam. Like, what's your understanding of that? Because Dirk tried to explain to me. And I don't know if I understood it in the moment.

04:43:26 That's what I'm asking you in post, that maybe you could give me a better breakdown, no? Of course, I'm all the way to focus. Maybe a Mayback, I guess. I don't know, probably. Yeah, I have a limited edition rare 1 of 30 R8. No, absolutely. certain times, you know, when I went driving for a while and I, and it doesn't recognize the

04:47:27 key. I got to, like, look in the manual to see how to kind of, like, get it to, like, recognize the key. So, yeah, you're right. No, of course. Like, you know, there's a manual for a reason, and if I study it would be, I would be better with it. You're right. Can I ask you one last question? For the fans, for the supporters, for the onlookers, I feel like a lot of people feel helpless. They, they feel like, you know, obviously, they could support with their attention, they could, you know, try to use their voice. But what could the masses do at this moment to try to help Dirk go through this process and hopefully come out with a favorable outcome? What was your suggestion be if it would be one particular thing?

04:52:49 Brother, thank you for calling in. I hope we get to speak again soon. Hopefully, you know, with some good news. But I do appreciate the message. spreading. I think you are your positive beacon for especially black men and obviously you are as you've said you are devoted and you're led by

04:55:10 your religion that is literally making people better and trying to unite everybody. So I appreciate you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. And thanks to me really well for connection. Thank you brother. I appreciate you so much and thank you for the kind words and of course we appreciate all your words you know hopefully you know we have 52,000 people who are listening to the sound of your voice and you know I'm pretty sure your words definitely

04:57:39 fell upon a few ears that that probably was you know it probably moved them a lot and maybe move them to even make a life change today so thank you and we'll definitely talk more as time I appreciate you brother thank you love brother I couldn't even pour up with my man my man was kicking some knowledge of here bro I'm not going to hey that guy is a good Good talker, man. He's, he's, I think he's a good dude. I'm not going on. I think he's a good dude.

04:58:25 You know, I know obviously not everyone is Muslim. And, you know, sometimes it's not about what particular religion you choose as opposed to the message of doing right, living a better life. And I do think he has a positive message overall, even if, you know, you might not, you know, fall in the path of where his religion or his teaching. might bring you, I think positivity is there. Okay, chat, we are on Vertic Watch. I know you guys might be seeing this clock. It's above. It's right above my head.

04:59:01 It is the official clock of the deliberations. Add an hour and 30 minutes to it. So technically, right about now, we're about three hours. Three hours. Like, somehow I can't add an hour and 30 minutes to it. So I don't know what happened. Anyway. It appears that it would be close to going into lunchtime.

04:59:24 We haven't heard any updates. We haven't heard maybe the jury, you know, send back message to the judge to ask a question or maybe to see an exhibit or maybe to get an interpretation of a particular rule. So we are on verdict watch. It's about three hours. So whatever you see my clock at an hour and 30 minutes. Sorry, I don't know how to work the thing to put the extra one hour and 30 minutes on it. So we're pretty much three hours flat about.

04:59:52 Okay, deliberation started at 8.30, supposedly. In Los Angeles, California, the Central District of California, it's a federal case. Little Dirk is charged with multiple crimes, ones that have a mandatory minimum of life imprisonment. It could have carried death, except the government did not elect for the death penalty. and if he's convicted of these three charges in particular, he will be sentenced to life. The first is murdering the aid of racketeering. The second is conspiracy to use interstate facilities

05:00:34 to commit murder for hire. And third is the stalking of Lopop, which resulted in death. There's other charges. There's weapons charges and also another stalking charge that goes alongside Cuando Rondo.

05:00:57 Because, you know, he was still stalked, allegedly, even though he did not pass away. If you want a rubric of kind of what it's looking like, give me a second. I've seen one on Tony Jasmine's page. Let me see if we can find it.

05:01:14 Here she is. And this is kind of the rubric of, okay, or maybe, I'm tripping, yeah. Yeah, this is kind of the rubric of how this is going to look here, people.

05:01:27 Make this a little bit smaller. So this is about count four. Let's show all the counts, actually. So this is a, you know, obviously this is not the official jury rubric. It's not the official jury rubric. But essentially, if you're wondering what the chart

05:01:47 is look like what's going to be, you know, the decisions. If we want to, like, talk about them real quick, we could kind of, give me a second. Where is the counts? Give me a second, give a second, I think it's in her story. Or not. Yeah, I did see her with, like, a nice little rubric, and I want to use it.

05:02:11 Shout to her, by the way. Okay, regardless, I guess we could go count by count. Count one is a conspiracy to commit stalking. I'm not too sure if that's exactly count one, but let's just call it count one. Each defendant has been charged with this. Okay, based on the jury instructions, the jury has been directed by the judge

05:02:40 to consider a few things. They, what's not actually added here, which I think this is maybe, I don't know if she used AI to come up with this, apparently the judge did kind of require it a roundabout way that it was necessary that it was known by possibly the victim of the stalking that maybe they were being stalked that's going to be very important but these are a couple other elements about the stalking because this conspiracy as I've said before there has to be an agreement at least between two people

05:03:20 that's the basis of every conspiracy to commit said crime and obviously this is about the stalking of Taekwon Bowman which is Quano Rondo so this wouldn't be the one that resulted in death not only in a conspiracy you have to have an agreement you have to be well aware

05:03:40 that you joined the conspiracy and when I mean joined the conspiracy that you're a part of it okay there has to be some intent in your actions to do acts, whether it's overt acts or otherwise, to complete the aforementioned crime.

05:04:02 If you want to stalk, maybe you go get the car. Maybe you get their location on a snap, but you do something to put into action that you're indeed trying to commit this crime. Because it's a federal case. federal cases, especially most federal charges, they usually require the element of that particular crime affecting what's called interstate commerce.

05:04:31 Okay? Does it involve, you know, use of telephones. Does it use travel? Are you on planes? Are you driving maybe state to state? Are you driving through the state? You know, all these are going to. to be interstate commerce that would be affected by said crime.

05:04:52 And again, I mentioned before, an overt act. Okay? There's other chart. Oh, wait, was this? If this was Taekwam Bowman, hold on. There's not two counts of, there's not two counts of, okay, give me one second. Let me try to pull up the official list here. I want to pull up the official list.

05:05:27 Give me a second. Let me see if I could figure out what the full official list is. I could probably go into, give me a second. Okay. And by the way, earlier in the day, it was made clear. Okay. Well, the defense started to object on count three. Ah, shit.

05:06:14 Can I get like a clean update of what the counts are? Give me one second. I just want to know the updated counts. Apologies. How are you guys doing? By the way, oh, here are the final jury instructions. It looks like it's all filled out now. Final jury instructions.

05:06:35 This should have the counts, if you ask me. Count. For each count. Okay. Can we see the counts or no? Okay. The defendants are charged in count one of the indictment with conspiracy to commit stalking of Cuando Rondo.

05:07:01 Okay? So first beginning at a date unknown but no later than November 6th and continue until at least August 2023, there was an agreement between two or more people to commit the crime of stalking Cuando Rondo and it violated all these things. Okay. Second, the defendant became a member of the conspiracy. So these is what for each defendant has to be proven. Okay.

05:07:26 So for them to be guilty of stalking Cuando Rondo, they have to have done this act around 2020, November 6th, to 2020. Second, the defendant became a member of the conspiracy knowing the objective and intended to help accomplish the stalking. Third, one of the members of the conspiracy performed at least one overt act. So one of the members of the conspiracy performed. performed at least one overt act for the purpose, okay, of carrying out the conspiracy. A conspiracy is kind of like a criminal partnership,

05:08:11 an agreement of two or more people to commit one or more crimes. The crime of conspiracy is the agreement to do something unlawful. It doesn't matter whether the crime that it was agreed upon was committed. It's very important. For a conspiracy to have existed, it's not necessary that the conspirators made a formal agreement or that they agree on every detail of the conspiracy. It is not enough, however, that they simply met

05:08:38 and just discussed matters of common interest and acted in similar ways or perhaps helped another. You must find that there was a plan to commit the crime of stalking. In the alleged count one of the indictment as an object of the conspiracy with all of you agreeing as to the particular crime with the conspirator. agreed to commit. By the way, chat, I'm a little nervous to kind of like miss the jury here.

05:09:09 Okay, we miss nothing, right? Okay, we're still here. You're still here with me, chat? Or you're getting, you know, lock in. I need you got to lock in with me. Lock in. We're not getting off of this. It's 2.30.

05:09:28 We're not getting off of this for another 10 hours. We're getting off at midnight, okay? if you hear anything about the courtroom, please spam it. Just spamming and I will be seen. Okay. Okay. Florida defense team. Okay.

05:09:49 Give me one second. I got to figure out this discord stuff. Got to figure out this discourse stuff. Okay. Let me continue reading. You must find that there is a plan to commit the crime of stalking as the legend count one of the indictment as an object of the conspiracy with all you agreeing to the particular crime, which the conspirators agreed to commit.

05:10:12 One becomes a member of a conspiracy by knowingly participating in the lawful plan with the intent to advance or further some object or purpose of the conspiracy. Even though the person doesn't have full knowledge of all the details of the conspiracy, furthermore, one knowingly joins an existing conspiracy, is as responsible for it as the originators. On one hand, one who has no knowledge of the conspiracy, but happens to act in a way that furthers. some object or purpose of this conspiracy does not thereby become a co-conspirator or conspirator. So let me, I don't want to explain that.

05:10:53 So maybe you acted in a way to further the conspiracy by getting a car, but you didn't know that the car that you got was used to was going to be used to kill Cuando. That means you don't know about the crime. And what you did was not necessarily crime either. So I want to read that one more time.

05:11:12 that's going to be important. Furthermore, one who knowingly joins an existing conspiracy is responsible as the originaries. On the other hand, one who has no knowledge of the conspiracy, but happens to act in a way that further some object or purpose of the conspiracy does not thereby become a co-conspirator or a conspirator. Similarly, a person who does not become a conspirator merely by associating one with one or more people, who are conspirators, nor merely by knowing that a conspiracy exists. That's going to be big for Dirk. If he knew that a conspiracy exists,

05:11:52 but he did not do anything, did not participate, he did not authorize, and that's going to be a tricky thing because they're going to say, well, he did participate. Look, his funds are used and, you know,

05:12:02 looks like people are looking to him for approval. Yeah. Yeah, it's going to be really interesting. An overt act doesn't, itself have to be unlawful. I always gave you the example. An overt act. Say you guys went to go rob a bank.

05:12:25 An overt act is buying a ski mask. That's not a crime. So it doesn't have to be unlawful. A lawful act may be an element of a conspiracy if it's done for the purpose of carrying out the conspiracy. The government is not required to prove that a defendant personally did one of the overt acts. So remember, not every person in the conspiracy

05:12:46 has to do an overt act. You do not need to unanimously agree on the particular overt act that was committed either in furtherance of the agreed upon conspiracy. Interesting. Let's see if we could go to count two. Count two. The defendants are charged with count two of the indictment with a stalking of Kwando Rondo. Wait, uh, okay, so yeah, it looked like. Like, never mind, so count one and count two are about Kwanno, right?

05:13:22 Count one. Yeah, count one is about Kondo. And count two is about Kondo. Yeah, give me one second. Defendants are charged in count two. So let me write this down on the side here. You know, I like to have my own own notes. Got my little handy-danny notepad.

05:13:54 One is, is, let's go. Oh, okay. see the difference. I see the difference, chat. Count one. Okay. So count one, let me go back up. Count one is conspiracy to commit stalking of Cuando. So the planning, conspiracy to commit stalking, Cuando Rondo. Two, I'm writing a down on the side here. Count two. So it looked like Attorney Jasmine was right. So I apologize if I doubted her. count two okay

05:14:39 okay so count two is going to be the stalking of um so one is the conspiracy one is the actual stalking um the stalking of of quando rondo in violation of this is and third for each defendant to be found guilty of the charge they must prove okay

05:14:59 so the first is a conspiracy the second is just the straight up stalking stalking of quando rondo for count two, okay? Remember they had separated some counts here. Let's go to count three. I don't think we're going to be able to read everything.

05:15:17 Count three is a stalking of Savaya Robinson. Now, in this one, in this one, because he died, there is a special condition saying, um, stalking of Savaya Robinson. death included. So it gets like a,

05:15:45 it gets trumped up because of his death. I don't know if they're going to hit. Oh, I don't think they hit the conspiracy for survival. They just talked about straight up stalking. That makes sense. Count four is the conspiring to use interstate commerce facilities in a commission for murder for hires.

05:16:05 That's the big one for, for conspiracy to use interstate, commerce facilities for murder for hire. Okay. Murder for hire. Yeah. I'll make sure write it down right in the commission. The facilities in the commission of murder for hire.

05:16:35 Count five. Count five is the using commerce facilities. in the commission of a Let me just look up the title In section 158A Of title 18 Okay okay

05:17:04 Let me just look up this Section 1958A Title 18 1958A Here we go We should have it Okay

05:17:26 Use of interstate Okay Okay It seems like it's a Looks like it's almost like a duplicate charge Let me see Let me see Let me see let me see

05:17:39 Is this separated for each defendant? Or I mean, each victim? What's the difference between that and four? Hold on. Sorry, Chad. I'm, you know. Oh, I think I kind of get it. Yeah, yeah.

05:18:25 So, okay, okay, I see what they did here. All right, good. I'll explain to you in a second. And then the, so essentially, they charged everything and doubled it up. They doubled it up with, um, conspiracy. So they're going to say even if they don't get you for the stalking of Cuando

05:18:44 They're going to get you for the conspiracy to commit stalking of Cuando And I think I don't think all these charges apply to everyone That's the thing too. So I think I think for Dirk he doesn't get the stalking he gets the conspiracy So Dirk gets conspiracy for murder for hire He doesn't get the use interstate commerce to to commit murder for hire because he's not a shooter He gets the conspiracy so I I I see what's going on here. Remember, there's three defendants,

05:19:12 and I don't think all the charges kind of like apply evenly. Five, six. Yeah, so it's counts. Yeah, five counts. I thought there was a weapons charge. Am I tripping? Okay. As the special condition of the stalking,

05:19:35 I think that's where they mentioned dangerous weapon. Okay. Is there a firearm? Okay, yeah. So, okay. So it appears that attorney Jasmine was right. Let me go back to her stuff. Shout to her.

05:19:57 Yeah, it looked like she was right. Of course, yeah. Conspiracy to commit stalking, then the actual stalking of Cuando, then the actual stalking of Savaya, and then the conspiracy for murder for hire, and then the actual murder for hire. So technically is one of those things

05:20:14 where I think Dirk might possibly, yeah, I'm not too sure. I don't even want to make. these predictions yet. But I do think Dirk will beat the stalking. I think he'll beat the stalking. But what applies to him more

05:20:36 is the conspiracy to commit stalking. Interesting. All right. I know Florida defense team is trying to get on. Let me see it. Can I get my Discord popping in here? One second. Okay.

05:22:30 Sorry, Chad. I apologize. What's this? What's this? Imagine getting We're going to finish the rest of the interview. I don't think, do we finish the entire interview with Neon and Big Dirk? So Neon and Big Dirk, yeah, we didn't finish the whole interview.

05:23:07 Okay? We're on jury watch, chat. We will start going back into some of the things that were presented at trial and we'll kind of dig up those, you know, if there's public videos that kind of match those stuff, we will do that momentarily. again, if you're wondering how long it's been, the time is above me, but just add an hour and a half to it. So I started counting an hour and a half into the deliberation, right? So we're pretty much at three and a half hours currently. Comments to tell me how I can get back on track,

05:23:46 study telling me how I can stay down in the dirt, you know, and looking down on me and looking bad. He said he talks too slow. I'll speed it up a little bit. Talking about why I'm in the dirt. So, yeah, just, I don't... During, like, this whole trial process, what's like your everyday routine?

05:24:08 You know, we're in court from 8 o'clock to 4.30, then come outside and then talk to the supporters, the loved ones out there, and so I don't get back to the hotel to almost 6 o'clock. Wow. And then from now you got to eat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You try to get you a workout. Yeah, eat, get your workout in, get your clothes ready for the next day.

05:24:33 So it's really just, you don't too much to do nothing. This weekend, you know, we was trying to do something. It was raining, but al-hmm, you know. So rest up for this coming week is really. What do you think is the biggest lesson you've learned in your life? That, again, that everyone is created with a person. in life and everyone must find that purpose in life. That's the number one thing that always has stuck with me and the greatest lesson.

05:24:59 Allah created everyone with a purpose. So find what that purpose is and don't be ungrateful for whatever that purpose is in life and thank Allah for that purpose and move forward with that purpose in life because that's what a blessing is for you in life. So yes, that's the greatest thing that would have that Allah, open my heart to Islam and guide me to this path and tell me what my purpose is. When did you find a slum? I actually found it in prison.

05:25:26 Okay. And 98. Wow. I won't too much remember dates, but I remember that day because that was a change in my... Big moment, a change in my life right there. They have like, Grons in jail and everything? Yes, yes. Wow.

05:25:40 So we was... Yeah, that was... I got a lot of good study in the prison, you know. And now that you're out here, you move so fast, you're moving around, you're doing things, you've got to work, so you don't get to study like he's You used to get back then. Because you haven't much time back then. Yeah, and you use that time-wise to do things like this to prepare you for the street, you know. How did it feel when you got out?

05:26:02 Well, I'm still got the same feeling. Unbelievable, you know, you just walk in and don't even feel the ground. Chat, did I fucking reset the time? Oh, and I know I'm echoing. God damn it. I know I ain't just reset the time. I know I did not reset the goddamn time. L me. All right

05:26:43 minus three hours Hell me, bro. I don't know how to work with this thing. Hold on let me see. Maybe, oh, okay, let me keep playing this. I'll figure it out. I was in prison long as I was on the street. So, 26

05:27:03 years, I don't, I wasn't 26 when I got locked up, so it's basically, you know, I became, what you call, I grew up in prison, you know, and that's all I knew. So to be out here now, living life with different choices in life, being able to wear what you want, eat what you want, drink what you want, you know, move how you want. Just live a free life, do whatever you want.

05:27:24 So I'm walking on cloud, you know, so every day it's a beautiful day for me. What's your favorite little Derek song? And that's the chat. That's what the chat asked that was. I was really, if I would have to say, it would be, I really appreciate all my life. Okay. That's a very wholesome song.

05:27:50 Yes. Yeah. That's a good. You know, they asked me the question, I said the same thing, all my life. All my life, you know, that's a very, him and Jay Cole did that, you know, so they really put that down, put that together.

05:28:01 Why do you think, especially you see everything that's happening now? Why do you think just for the people watching two? Why is it so important to have, like, like good people around you? Because they have to keep you focus on point. You know, that's where everybody should make their circle with, a like-minded people because everybody stay on the same level that way.

05:28:18 Ain't nobody pulling nobody down, but everybody's on a growing level. So it's always good to have positive and productive people around you because you're always pushing forward on positive productive things, you know. Do you feel like a lot of people have left your son-in-law and he's dealing with all this stuff? Or do you think a lot of people have come to support him? We got a lot of support from the industry, from rappers. The industry, everyone's showing love. Yes.

05:28:41 So we definitely appreciate that. Ain't nobody really like you kind of said no or talked bad about them or you know kicking them white down, you know, ain't nobody doing that from from rappers to entertainers to the industry. Everybody is really strong. Most of you got is people, you know, podcasts and different people like that. Yeah, I see no streamers doing anything. That's why I was like, all right, I'm going to come and show as much support as I can. Yes, and we appreciate that. 100%.

05:29:10 Yes. I'm glad we finally met and got to see. Oh yeah, no, 100%. I'm gonna let the chat ask a few more questions, and then I think we'll wrap it up there. What's Dirk's demeanor in court? How is he like, when you see him, how does he look out there? Focus on the things that's being said and very, you know,

05:29:27 he keep a smile on his face, he turns, smiles, and a smile, you know, so he's always high cheer and good spirit. And good spirit. Yes. That's amazing. All right, chat, I'm gonna give you all a few questions, and then we'll wrap it up on that. What do you guys have to ask?

05:29:44 Go ahead, hold on, let's see. Let's see, let's see. This is a lot of audience. We've got 40,000 people watching right now in here. And they all love your son, by the way. Oh, beautiful. Beautiful, we appreciate the love. What do you think a misconception people have about Chicago?

05:30:01 Because Chicago gets, you know, the name gets tartished so bad. I've been to Chicago a bunch of times for amazing, amazing place in my name. But what do you think is, like, what do you think is misconception about Chicago? Well, one thing is the misconception is when they try to labor Shirek, you know,

05:30:14 because of all the killing and the violence that was going on there. But like I said, Haldullah, with the company, the nonprofit company, Chicago, Craig, we work for, we have gotten around that. We have really gotten on to the point where we got the violence down, you know. So Chicago is a thriving place. It's a beautiful place. It's a place that, like, I wouldn't want to live nowhere. It ain't no other city has kind of inspired me to go to other than Chicago.

05:30:43 Chicago is a beautiful place. and beautiful people there, you know. And we're getting back on track now. So give us a minute, we'll be back to, you know. I would love to come and be a part of your thing that you do too. Yes, come there. That'd be amazing.

05:30:55 You can see these youngsters to act with them and put them on there so they can. Put them on there. Yes, yes. Maybe make them start streaming. Yeah. That would be cool. All right, Chabby give y'all a few,

05:31:05 a few more questions and then we will wrap it up. What time do you usually sleep? We probably, I'll probably get in there about, 11. Okay. I sleep at like 4 a.m. I'm still a kid, so I'm just moving. Yeah.

05:31:22 Someone asked, like, how do you, are you nervous for the final verdict? Are you confident? I don't think that far ahead. That's a good question too, you know, how I'm feeling about it. I'm in hard prayer now. So it can be like, I don't know if I don't know if I'm feeling about it. I don't know if nervous is the word. I guess that would be a nice word to you.

05:31:50 It was nervous. But I'm right now, and we double back, I probably answer that question after the closing. Okay, tomorrow's a really big day. Right, tomorrow is a really big day. And then when is the final verdict? You don't know, because they're deliberate, and you don't know how long it'll take them

05:32:09 to deliberate the case. Okay. So it'll close out tomorrow, and the judge will give the case to the jury to go into deliberation. It can be one day, two days, three days, four days, you know, how long it takes for them to really look over everything and come to their decision about innocent or guilt.

05:32:26 What has been your proudest moment as a father? When I got out and was able to have all my children together, you know, that was very, very big to me, to have them all together. And then, to have all the grandkids together. So I'm very family-oriented. So I love family and I love bringing family together. So that was big.

05:32:53 That's good. I mean, Muslims are all about family. We're a whole family, always. You're my family. You're my dad. Yes, yes. That's what most people call me, or pop.

05:33:03 But 100 of the time is always pops. Pops. You everyone's dad. What do you think is one part of the case that isn't getting attention that should, that isn't getting highlighted? The fact that these people, these witnesses,

05:33:17 and this evidence is so weak, you know, so weak. It ain't, people ain't. A lot of stuff just doesn't make sense. Right. People ain't focusing on that. Why is the government doing it? Why do they do it? You know, man, call them to it, you know?

05:33:33 So you can tell them, man, if this is the case, then why it is? So the evidence is weak, man. You think the jury can see through that? Yes. I'm praying that the jury sees through that weak evidence and that these witnesses up here. And then when you listen to the witness, ain't nobody's story the same, you know.

05:33:49 If me and you sitting here, we see this can can on the table. Me, you can test about that can was on the table. You know, the can is white and great, you know, but you get in there and say, I ain't see a can on there. It's the only thing on the table, you know. So, it's just one of those things right there. Come on.

05:34:05 Now, ain't nobody's story consistent. Yeah. If you had a message to give to someone like the jam or something like that, what would you tell me? Oh, I don't have a message to give to them. Nothing to say. I don't have a message to give to them. You know. Some things is, you know, it's just, I just kind of stay away from, you know. Well, I think chat, everyone, keep him in your prayers, okay?

05:34:31 Pop out tomorrow, come show love, come show support, nearing the end of this all. And inshallah, everything's going to work out. Inshaal. Everything's going to be okay. Is there anything else you would like to tell the people watching? Just like, I appreciate the love, support, and the prayers that everyone is given and continue to give it to us, you know, continue to believe in us, because we definitely is innocent of all these charges right here.

05:34:51 And I appreciate the live screen, I appreciate everybody showed up. I want to show you how much support. Everyone in the chat spam, free Dirk. I want to show you how much love your son gets about this whole thing. Everyone in the chat spam it up. We got 43,000 people watching live all around the world, wherever they are. Everyone put a free Dirk in the chat. It's a little delayed, so it will come in a second.

05:35:09 One second, but these are all the, you know, endless people, live chat, Sean, then we put the brightness of it. put the brightness up a little show in love showing love for five seconds and they will if you have an ambulance for five seconds so it's to be watching technology is something like it's weird right we got a live chat going on yeah it's interesting it's very interesting yeah but oh it froze it's going so fast it froze wow well i really appreciate your time yeah i really appreciate you having me and getting to you know talk to you about what's going on all this stuff. And yeah, hopefully I'll see you tomorrow.

05:35:44 Yes, yes. What time you're going to get out there? Wait on. Maybe not that early. No, don't come out there early. Come out when I'm out, okay? I'm finally on stepping out of there. I'm thinking they might close up between three and four. Okay. Yeah. So bring the people out tomorrow and you can let them see and interact out there with everything. 100%. And let's go back on tomorrow. Yes. All right.

05:36:08 Sounds good. All right, chat. I love you guys. I'll see you guys later. Is there a... Okay, all right, all right. Hmm. It is going down, y'all. We are awaiting the verdict. At this point, I think we're at three hours and 30 minutes.

05:36:33 Actually, more than that. It started at 8.30. The LA thing is, like, messing me up. That's the thing. No, no, it's three hours and 30 minutes. Yep. Three hours and 30 minutes currently. Yeah, all right.

05:36:51 Let's see if we can find any more resources of people who are at court around the court setting, who might have a little bit more insight as we await this verdict. I see that there's a couple content creators out there. There's a couple content creators out there. Danada has filed charges against trap lower raw security. He's claiming he was assaulted out on the court steps. All right. Look like they're taking some notes down.

05:38:20 I was like, please sell the... No, no, there's... I didn't even trickle that into real life. It was just the troll that your audience is harassing me and they're saying this and it was a troll.

05:38:33 So he moved to the trolls and he was engaging in that same. Okay, it's literally got federal at the federal building. What's this? He says I'm on that. I don't know what that means. Okay.

05:38:49 It looked like Drew Finland is outside. Oh, GFDC, man. What's that, dude? Oh, there he is. There he is. You good? Yeah, I'm good, man. All right, man.

05:39:01 Appreciate you. I absolutely appreciate you, too, man. Great work in there. Thank you so much. That means a lot. Okay, we got Drew Finland. He's, you know, in about the courtroom. I've seen Trapp kind of, you had a few more details.

05:39:35 I know you guys It's so like Hot and Cold on Trap These days now But he did speak about Like you know Especially after closing arguments Well

05:39:50 What Ake No one testified he had the intent To kill Goofy and a nerd They wouldn't fly out for him They said Jam didn't care about King Von There was no evidence that Vonie would To On April 2023

05:40:01 Boone jam Dedy and Dirk Were all in a group chat Vonny wasn't in that group chat. These are OTF group chats. They said they all thought he was a goofy. He was a nobody. Dirk was on FaceTime asking questions about the hit. They said he was asking D-D questions

05:40:14 and D-D was relaying info about the hit from the other killers in the car. They said this was after the murder and before they got into in-and-out. Everybody was in a car, then they split up and an Uber took three people away. They said they all get to in-and-out, but before they get to in-and-out,

05:40:27 basically between the shooting and in-and-out, all of their return flights are booked. Who by Jason? They said, how the hell would. Jason have known to book the flights right after the murder before they got to in and out. Who told him? That one blew my mind. It had to have been Duck, it seems. Right? They said this was the conspiracy working like a well-oiled machine. Them guys are all ditching their hoodies, throwing off hoodies, hiding guns, stashing,

05:40:51 trying to change everything but their shoes and their pants. Right. Meanwhile, Dirk's spoken to them on FaceTime and Jason knows exactly it's time to book all the hitters. All right. How do you find that out? There ain't no cool logs between... bro that was fucking genius it's like wow so dirt probably did tell jason to like book that flight that's crazy right so they said you got guys on the ground guys in the sky booking flights it's a well-oiled conspiracy they said on august of fourth 2023 right right why were they worried jam was in custody cooperating there was a text in the o tuff group chat vonie wasn't in the o't in the o't in the group chat. It was Booney, Dirk,

05:41:30 Doody Low and Dedy, and Dirk says, Jam ready to tell. Clear as day, blood, you're going to tell soon. As long as we don't break, he can tell him whatever. They said, we? Why would Dirk say this? If Jam is such a liar, why are they worried about him snitching? If he's a liar, he don't matter, right?

05:41:46 Who is we? What's he snitching on? Why are they so worried? They said the defense have nothing for this. If Dirk's so worried about Jam snitching about, what's it all about? What's it all about? Why they worried? It said the same reason he booked the flight to get to Dubai and they have zero response to this, all right? And at this point, Brian still starts objecting and he gets overruled every time. He's like, objection. Judge is like,

05:42:07 overall, he doesn't even listen to what Brian has to say, bro, it ain't time for that now. You've had your chance, all right? Your suit of armor. A couple gaps in that suit of armor right now, by the looks of it, right? They said, look, they can't call it a song, blame the LAPD or the FBI. They have to live with Dirk's words. And then they cooked Brian. They said, Brian still lied. They said that Vonny booked the flights. It's cat, all right? They said, Amec showed that it was Jason that books the flights. They're grasping for straws. It's damning.

05:42:32 Jason was involved. There's no communications between Volly and Jason. Jason is the connection to Dirk, right? He is the one connected to Dirk. They don't want you to believe your eyes. Jason connects everything. The flights, the hitters,

05:42:46 everything's connected to Dirk through Jason. They said, you wouldn't use this language about a wedding. It's nonsense that don't book no flights and no name connected to me is for a wedding. He didn't even go to the wedding. They said, oh, the defense keeps saying, you need more context.

05:42:59 There needs to be more context. And brough. Ah, interesting. Look like they threw out that wedding idea. Or at least the, you know, the feds felt like they cooked this wedding idea. Remember the whole, oh, there was a wedding. And that's where it was no, don't book no flights under my name. It was but a wedding, though.

05:43:18 We heard, uh, Setti Nash who said it was something else. It was for DJ Khalid. So it looked like they're changing. They're basically saying the don't book no flights under my name or no name that got to do with me. sounds like it's everything but the murder. However, they were discussing and sending in flights for people for the murder at the time. So like imagine everybody's sending their passports. They're sending in their IDs.

05:43:43 They're sending their birthdays. Dirk just messages and says, don't book no flights. They got nothing to do with anything that got to do with me. And I guess the prosecutor is like, clearly, if they're sending in their names, that's for flights for the killers. So Dirk is talking about Don't book no flights for the killers. Okay? Dirk's team is saying, no, it's for a wedding.

05:44:08 Well, if you look at the longer text chain, clearly there's talks earlier about a wedding, but at the moment he sends that message, they're not talking about a wedding. Okay? You have to scroll all the way up to see the wedding, right? Or maybe you have to scroll down to see them talking about DJ Callet.

05:44:24 So I think that the feds are saying, they want you to not believe what's, what your eyes are seen. The killers are sending in their info to get flights booked for a murder, and Dirk says don't book no flights with my name. He's talking about the murder. So it seems like that's what that is. Prosecutor was cooking at this point.

05:44:44 He was feeling himself. He was like, really? You need more context? Really? They said, Jamby in a snitch, the flights. He gave a crazy example. He said, if your wife saw a text, text on your phone from another woman saying, hey baby I had such a good time with you last night

05:45:00 I can't wait for you to leave your marriage and you said to her oh baby you don't know the full context of that conversation which should believe you it's nonsense they said flights and texts it was all an effort to conceal this but he authorized the flights he made a statement of concealment he admitted he was involved in the flights

05:45:16 Brian Steele said it was a wedding and Vonny organized everything with absolutely no proof these are Dirk's words they said it all ends with Smith sending sorry Jason oopsie it all ends with Jason sending Durk the no, Cuondo Rondo video and the

05:45:32 Qondo Rondo Challenge by Famous Richard. They said Jason booked the flights and he sent the Quondo Rondo Challenge after the hit, all right? They're saying that they got that guy Jay up there to say that he had a wedding, all right? They said D-D's passenger defense is a non-starter. You really mean to tell me that a 48-hour murder plot, all right, that he pulled up, went all the way out there

05:45:52 and it was just a coincidence. He was just a passenger in the car. The prosecutor said you could live 100 lives over and that would never happen. but they was cooking them, bro. They was cooking them. They said, so he flew out with Jones and Lindsay, and after sending Jason the info, Didi hit Jason and said, Hit my line.

05:46:11 Jam said that Boone said that they couldn't get hold of D-D. Jason and Dedy talk, and then suddenly flights are being booked, right? Jason is the glue that holds all this together. It's a problem. They said, Voni then said to him, Voni then said to him and that Didi saw Kondo Rondo's car. Oh, yeah.

05:46:29 So Voni and Didi were in the car, and they saw Cuondo Rondo's car speed by, right? Voni explained that and Didi would have been in the car. It said, Dedi's saying that he saw that, that he was in the car, because he can't deny he's in the car, right? He said that they all met and got in the Uber. Like, you really mean to tell that they all squeezed in the BMW for no reason, and he had no idea what was going on, and there was no face-time,

05:46:49 and then they all split up and got in an Uber. Six men jumped into a tiny BMW. Like, it's just nonsense. I said, Keith Jones really got in the car with a machine gone after a shooting, and there was just no conversation about it. It's just ridiculous. And then after all of that, Dedi decided to just say, well, might as well have a burger with these killers. And then they said on days later, he reposted the Kondo Rondo thing in a private chat laughing.

05:47:10 And then he started giving nicknames to everyone. So he said, the defence pulled their witnesses. And they put this up on the screen with the nicknames. It was crazy. They said, Jay, the wedding. I'm not going to say the last name because there's no need. But it's like, Jay the wedding. And then they said, I'll say this guy's name.

05:47:23 Keith Lalo Freeman. This was the guy that helped Dirk set up his nonprofit and said that he told him to lay low. They called him Leelot. Keith Laylow. They said there was no testimony from a lawyer That there was a lawyer on the call even though he said it Brian tried to object again didn't work Drew Findling was looking a little bit frustrated at this point

05:47:37 They said he told Dirk to lay low All right but you know what they didn't tell you This was crazy as well they cooked him All right They said oh yeah he told him to lay low They said This is an international celebrity little Doug He's trying to blame his attempt to flee

05:47:53 On Mr Lalo Freeman But they said the first flight was booked at 711 a.m That's two minutes before the conversation ever happened. So he's saying that he told Dirk to lay low. That first flight was booked before you even spoke. And then they pointed out that Jason had called Dirk at 605 right after the feds had basically raided his property

05:48:12 and just before he came out of his house he hopped on the phone with Dirk. All right. He knew because he booked the flight. It sounds like Jason then went on to help Dirk book flights. And then they said, you know, they called Dirk's... Sorry, they called Jams' ex-girlfriend Miss Forgery Arrest. all right they said she lied on the stand lied about forgery everything she said about jam was a lie she started a relationship with jam in jail and then they called jam's wife miss don't tell them people's

05:48:39 business they said we asked her a soft question about jam being a black disciple and she couldn't answer it and she lied they said her safety is at risk and she's been threatened she didn't say that jams lying telling people she didn't say jams lying in the text she said jam up there telling people's business she's worried about him telling the truth she's not worried about him lying and she only came to the trial to try and dodge herself being seen as a snitch. After that, they brought up King Vaughn's baby mum. They didn't actually give her a nickname. But they basically said she was at the service at Vaughn's house after he died.

05:49:10 She said she didn't see Dirk or hear any talk of the ops. But on November the 9th, three days after Von died, duty low is getting Cuondo Rondo's number and asking around for people in Savannah that have got dropped. So clearly a plan was in place regardless of what she said. She said that was consistent with Vonie's statement. and then they said Justin Mr. Music side of the house. They said he was a piano player, not a gangster. They said, we asked him if he was a black disciple and the whole court laughed.

05:49:34 LAPD probably didn't even think he knew anything to ask him questions. They showed a picture of the house. And they said, this house had three sides, a music side, a management side, and a murder side. And that music producer, he was on the music side. They basically said, look, he came up there for the... Give me a second, chat. I'm over here trying to like get a few people on okay

05:49:58 the defense he basically turned into a government witness right isn't he the guy he basically admitted that all of those songs was about sliding on Kwondo they said he definitely ain't the guy you tell about a murder so him saying that that Vonny and Dirk didn't talk about the murder on a plane is just point like is mute

05:50:16 mute right no ridiculous so this was the last part and they brought up academics again they basically said look right if if Dirk all authorized the hunt on Richo, Lamron Richo, for just something trivial. This shows that he was a leader of OTF and he had them hunting a random dude from the south side of Chicago. And right before that, he had got like, like a, so before that, he had got away with

05:50:40 Savaya Robinson's death and this was his chance to do it again. And after he had gotten away with that, he even went on that academics podcast and told the world he did it. That's all. That was the end of it. Oh my gosh. It was so dramatic. it was so crazy. I cannot believe that it went down like that.

05:50:55 So look, I'm going to leave it there. All right. I'll let you guys know if I hear anything tomorrow. Hopefully we get a verdict tomorrow. If we don't, then that's just what it is. But I'll let you guys know if I hear anything new. It has been absolute insanity today. I can't believe it. My thumb is in tatters, okay? But anyway, that's it for me. I'll see you guys in the next video.

05:51:11 Thank you for watching. Thank you for all of your support. I'm trying to get Lisa on. I think I texted her. Someone, oh. Hey. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me see if I could get Lisa on now

05:51:32 Let's see I'm calling her See here goes nothing I know she might be in court or something She texted me back Hello Hey Lisa this is academics how are you doing Hey I'm good How are you doing?

05:51:52 I'm doing well I was watching a lot of your videos You giving an update on what's going on in the Dirk trial You know I'm glad I think her son controls your social media so I'm glad I'm glad you connected this. Yes, yes, he does. So he's teaching me. I'm learning as I go here.

05:52:09 No, of course. It's okay. Listen, we appreciate you. Thank you for your updates. You know, obviously I'm here stuck in New Jersey and wish I was there for actually the entire trial, but, you know, I didn't get a chance to make it out there. I heard I was the subject of some closing arguments. Yes.

05:52:28 Yes. Yes. They had you highlighted. They're putting their whole case. I think we just finished doing a video on the prosecution side. And I'm like, yeah, they thought it was a mic drop moment when they brought your, your faith, your reaction. Yeah. And, and, you know, I'm saying, you know, yeah, go ahead.

05:52:51 Well, I wanted to get your takeaway from, you know, kind of sitting there watching the close-ins. You know, I've heard repeated. that the jury looks bored. They don't, and I think even your video, you said that when Brian Steele spoke, it looked like they were a little bit more interested or whatever. Could you tell me,

05:53:09 what's the demeanor of everybody in the court? What is the kind of feeling that you get being there and kind of watching everyone as we were going into deliberations? I also got it from your video that I see, Dirk was fixing Brian Steele's tie. He's kind of making sure everyone's sharp, huh? Yeah, I wanted to like, because I saw a lot of people posting that,

05:53:30 And they were showing like an AI video. And it actually wasn't the front of his tie. It was the back. Okay. And I was like, oh, I didn't get with it. You know, I know it doesn't matter, but I'm always on the factual. I'm like, wait. It was kind of not exactly like that, but whatever.

05:53:44 But yes, yes, he was. He was kind of straightened up for the back of his tie to tuck it in. And I thought it was sweet. But the demeanor, the demeanor, the jury, right? Yeah. I mean, the jury, but also like the, the, um, entire energy. I would imagine the family's in court. And I'm wondering what's kind of like the mood.

05:54:05 Because that's one thing we miss by not being there, right? So, you know, I get the transcripts at the end of the day. Obviously, I rely on the people who are in court to kind of, you know, give us like what the feel is. But we definitely miss how, you know, these little very nuanced things in terms of, oh, there's a jury yawning. Right. You know, someone said this and it might have sounded or looked stupid when you see it in print. but everyone laughed. You know, these are like very small things that, again,

05:54:34 obviously it's federal court, we won't have a video, but that's where we rely on the many people that go in and out of court to kind of like really give us their feeling of, you know, does the defense look confident? Does it look like they're, you know, kind of, you know, scrambling and scraping. They're trying to figure out, oh, we need to do something. This is Hail Mary time.

05:54:53 So that's kind of what we, you know, we like to get that type of feel. Right. And I think that was one of the. main reasons why I wanted to go because so many people were asking, you know, what do I think? What do I think? I think there's so much you can't really gauge unless you are in there. So yeah, there were a lot of like one of the jurors. It was interesting because they have no, they have signs, kind of like a piece of paper on the back of the chairs for the jurors that have their juror number. And then it has alternate one, alternate two, alternate three. And there was, which, which normally when I try cases, you can't,

05:55:26 you don't know, the jurors don't know who's the alternate or not. So I thought it was kind of like, okay, the three on the far right, those are the alternates. So one of those jurors was, it seemed like an Asian female, maybe middle age in our 30s. She would stand up. Like, she was definitely yawning. And I remember thinking, well, she's an alternate. So I guess it doesn't matter kind of that she seems to not be paying attention because she was sitting in one of the alternate chairs. But when they ended up going back, she was actually one of the jurors.

05:55:56 So I don't know how they had them situated. but she was an actual juror and I thought oh no but and then as far as the tenor you're right one of the moments I talked about when I just did the prosecution I was going back over my notes there was a moment when the prosecutor made this statement about about Dirk you know just like he he ordered this he

05:56:20 directed everything and then he said you can't get mad at Amazon for delivering what you ordered And when that was that was an analogy How did that get like a chuckle or? Yes and that that like you know And I kind of spoke to it was like subtle But because you know you can't be out loud Everyone was very professional both sides

05:56:41 So you didn't get but that cause you could hear You can hear like an audible impact of that statement You know, it's quietly But enough it hit it hit It was like yikes So that was one of the moments There were a couple like that Oh and then when he

05:57:00 A little chuckle was when The prosecutor again In his closing he said something like What was it? Oh and no offense or respectfully Dirk's knows Jay-Z Oh man I had a sneaky suspicion

05:57:15 That that that prosecutor seems Pretty well versed with like you know Hip Hop and you know I heard you say like he was Like he was rapping like he had a little bit of flow to the lyrics that he was reciting, it kind of felt like he kind of knew a little bit about at least the music more than just, you know, maybe the prosecutor who doesn't really delve that much into the music or maybe not even enjoyed.

05:57:37 Did that come across like, you know, he, you know, I did some research on that particular AUSA, I believe that's Mr. Morse, Michael Morris. Apparently, when he was in law school, he suggested to another professor at the time who ended up being an AUSA for the Southern District in California, he suggested a scholarly legal breakdown of a JZ song. And he was credited for that. I believe the person who was a former AUSA, he's now in private practice. His name is Caleb Robertson or something of the sort.

05:58:14 But yeah, it appears that this guy Michael Morris, he's kind of like, he's a Jay Z fan, definitely. Yeah, I would agree with that. That doesn't surprise me because of all the references that he used. He used Jay-Z and then I thought that was, I saw a post or someone that posted that clip from his, or, you know, I don't know what it was, some article or website. But yes, that reference to Jay-Z. And I'm like, oh, no wonder he threw that. And definitely the video we just put together on it, my son wanted me to imitate it and I wish I had the audio because he really was flowing like if it was he's auditioning. And Drew said that during his thing.

05:58:51 He's like, this guy's trying to audition. And so I hadn't, like, caught that because I wasn't there for anything prior. But when he did his closing, I saw his point. I thought he really is. He's up there just rapping these lyrics. Like, he knew the lyrics of the still running that pissed me off. He was just flowing. And the whole cadence of his closing was that kind of rhythm.

05:59:14 I'm like, oh, my goodness. In the transcript, it stuck out to me. He said, so, you know, even, even, even, even how we delivered the Jay-Z line. He said, yeah, Dirk's an international superstar. He said, but he ain't no J-Z. And the mere fact that he said he ain't no J-Z, I was like, oh, yes. I was like, he even used ain't.

05:59:35 Exactly. Yeah. Yes. Are you looking at Dirk's face while all this is happening? Is he looking startled? Is he kind of head down? What's his demeanor? I know initially I had read some reports that at the beginning of the day

05:59:50 before closing statement started, he looked kind of upbeat. Obviously, you talked about, you know, fixing the tie. So it looked like there was a real comment from many people saying the defendants looked very positive. They did not look down in the dumps. They did not look like this was, okay, hey, we're going to get sent down the river.

06:00:11 How did their demeanor change as the closings progressed? Good. Obviously, it was wrong. a long day. So then you're just kind of more everyone's tired. So they're not going to be smiling that the pieces that I commented on, it was all before the jury was in and

06:00:35 not when the trial is actually happening. So they were serious. They were listening. I could see where I was sitting. It was easier for me to see David Lindsay brown eyes and like he was really watching when his attorney was talking

06:00:51 and kind of feeling like, you know, this guy's fighting for me, which is almost kind of, it's sad to think like your life is in someone's hands, right? Literally. And, and Dirk, Dirk, he was just, he was sitting on straight. It's an awkward courtroom. This is the other thing. I don't know if you've heard, but, or to me, from the courtrooms that I've been in, the jurors are looking straight at Dirk. Oh, really?

06:01:16 I mean, the prosecution, yeah, the prosecution team has their back to where the jurors are. So if you imagine, if you're looking straight ahead, the judge is straight ahead, and then to the right or where the jurors sit, and then immediately in front of them, there's a table that is on the right side, and the whole prosecution is there. So they're looking at the back of the heads of the prosecutors. And then in front of the prosecutors, there's another table that faces them, and that's where the defense team is looking towards the jury, which I really hate when, you know, if I'm trying a case, I like my client to be kind of, you know, protected or they're shielded, so they're not looking dead at them. But here, they literally are facing jerk the entire time. I will say, though, they weren't really looking so much at him.

06:02:02 They were really focused on, they had these monitors so they can watch what the evidence that they're displaying. If it was video, if it was a document, they have screens, like little screens monitors in front of them. So they're all kind of staring at that for the most part. And there were a few that just really were looking down and not really, that's why I was saying, checked out during the initial, but they were definitely more awake towards the end, both for the defense and the prosecution team. So you couldn't really get a read. He was serious. Derek was serious, but nothing, nothing overtly, like, were in, I think he was very happy with the performance of his attorneys, though. That I did notice. What do you, so it was also kind of noted that

06:02:50 the judge was pretty like almost like snappy in a way in terms of like saying hey listen the things that we we discussed on on Friday we're not we're not about to do this again also he did have some commentary I believe I believe

06:03:09 on Friday about the the transcripts or maybe what's today I'm just I'm losing track of time anyway but it was Yes. I'm sorry, go ahead. No, go ahead. He was, yeah, he was very snippy. He, like, he came in and, like, irritable.

06:03:29 Like, just, I don't know that it seemed like it was kind of, we were off to a late start. I had a transcript from Friday, so going into the Tuesday, Friday, he told the attorneys, we're going to come in and hash out the rest of the jury instructions at 8 o'clock. And I was there, and 8 o'clock, they weren't, he wasn't on the bench yet. So I kind of thought, well, maybe, you know, something happened. but he he was definitely very short with them like okay everything's already been done and and and then he he was uh what was the other thing you asked and the attorneys would try to the defense team had some things they wanted to just lay their record which is normal and he's like I already read everything

06:04:08 like we don't have to do this like and then he finally it was so overt it was so out that you could notice that he kind of explained himself he was like look it's just it's a going to be a long day. We're very close on time. So he doesn't want to waste any more time with this stuff. Wow. And then and then even though he did that, what was crazy, he was like, when it turned out, I'm thinking it's like, oh, normally when I get judges that are like that, it's because we have a jury waiting and we told them we were going to start at this time, right? But then after he does that whole spiel and he's Mr. Snippy, he, he says, oh, you know, we're still waiting. There's one juror that's running late. It's going to be 10 minutes. I'm like, well, we got. We got.

06:04:50 time. Like, I thought they had everybody back there and we're the holdup, you know? But, but apparently, and then it turned out there were two jurors that still were not there. So there was time, but that was just kind of, that set the tone. And that pretty much carried throughout. So when there were objections during the closing argument, it was that same kind of vibe from him, even though it got a little softer, but not much. Mm, hmm, thank you for that. Oh, but, oh, go ahead. Oh, I will say at the very end, though, at the very end, after everything was done and the jury went back, he did commend the, you know, the parties, all the attorneys of their, I don't know if he said, he caught himself because he was like, I don't want to say this is a performance.

06:05:34 I don't want to be offensive to Ms. Robinson or the defendant's families or the defendants, right, that this is not a performance. But the professionalism and how well argued this case was for both. side. So he commented on that. Yeah. Interesting. After he shut down every objection. Yeah. Wow.

06:05:57 And, you know, there's a lot of people who, you know, I didn't do a proper introduction. I do want you to properly introduce yourself. Where do you normally work out of or, you know, operate out of? And I was going to ask that in, just to preempt me actually asking about this current process because some people who are watching my stream, they might not know what is to be expected now. Do people just lounge around? Do they wait around? Do you get an update every hour? So, you know, but I wanted to start with, you know, giving a proper introduction of, you know, you know, if people are interested in you and they're hearing your voice. And obviously,

06:06:36 we brought your stuff up on the screen multiple times, but they could know exactly who you are. Well, I'm Lisa Figuero, and I'm a board certified criminal defense attorney out of Orlando. Florida and I have been doing criminal defense my whole career and but my son got me doing this YouTube. Oh, nice. Yeah, and I had no idea. And he kind of jokes. He's like, I'm like, wow, this is a thing.

06:07:02 He's like, mom, it only took you 30 years to discover the internet. Like, come on. And so it's been an interesting journey, but it's really been great because I'm getting to, you know, I try cases in Florida, both in state and federal court, but it is. different. Every jurisdiction, like I said about this courtroom, it was so different than the, even the federal court house in central Florida. So anyway, so that's that. But as far as the jury, this is the time where it's really like you put everything out there and now we wait. Now we wait and people will ask me, how long do you think it's going to be? You really never know. You never know how long a jury is going to take. But as far as the updates, what typically happens and the judge did, comment on this afterwards. Usually the clerk, the attorneys will give their phone numbers to the clerk who's in charge of like getting everybody back in case the jury has a question or a verdict.

06:07:59 And then they'll call the attorneys. They usually tell us to stay nearby and this is what they told them. They didn't say you guys have to stay in the courthouse, but he did restrict them to stay downtown. And so they have to stay downtown and then that way at a moment's notice that if the jury has a question. If they have a verdict, they will notify the attorneys and everyone will get back to the courthouse. They'll reconvene and then they'll bring the jury in or address the question if it's a question. So they don't have regular updates. You'll only get updates because no one is supposed to bother the jury. So the jury or affect their deliberation. So it's very rare that they'll kind of like knock and check on them. And they will just let them go. The judge did tell them,

06:08:42 hey, it's up to you guys how long you want to go. So we're going to go 830 to 430 tomorrow. But if you guys want to go from 9 to 5 or 930 to however you want to do it, it's up to you guys now. And that's what he told them. But the way they're going to communicate is by notes. So we're not going to know. I do have, you know, we're in contact with people from Dirk's team that are going to let us know when we have either a question or verdict. And a little bit I'm about to head over there to the courthouse.

06:09:12 and wait to see what happens. What about, like, for example, lunch? Do they go out for lunch? Do they get lunch delivered? They have lunch delivered. That's a good question. No, once they're actually in deliberation, so before everybody goes out to lunch,

06:09:29 everybody goes on the breaks, but now they are confined to the deliberation room and they will order lunch in, and that's it. So they'll give them menus typically, and they'll order, and the food will be brought to them, and that's it. They're not supposed to, they're not allowed to do deliberations if anyone else is in the room.

06:09:48 So if they have any IT issues, the IT guy comes in, you can't, you know, talk during that time or when they're bringing in lunch and things like that. So, but they'll bring them lunch and we, you know, we won't be seeing or hearing from them until they either have a question or verdict. Okay. And definitely probably a rookie question, but just, you know, for clarification, because again, a lot of people are kind of wondering, they're intrigued by this particular part of the process, but they're also, I'm clueless. What's the jury foreman and how is his chosen and what's their responsibility? Okay, that's a great question. So the jury four person, a lot of times even in the instructions they tell them it's like a chairman in the meeting. You are in charge.

06:10:31 They typically will go back there and they'll have some discussions to elect someone that's going to be their spokesperson. The person that is going to then either write the note and fill out the form. And they will talk amongst themselves and come up with that. But the role is simply limited to that. Since I've been doing this, I noticed it was crazy in that in South Carolina, they actually picked the four person. The judge picks the four person, which is super weird to me. I had not seen that before following some cases around.

06:11:00 But normally, the jury themselves, they kind of get together. Now, they may have some discussions in take a vote, for example. And the judge instructs them, hey, if you guys have. voted or have any kind of leaning, don't whenever you communicate with us, don't tell us what the vote is or what the count is. So just they have to just say the question. But the foreperson

06:11:22 is really just the one that fills out the form. They have no greater weight than anyone else. But typically it's going to be someone who has that more of a take charge, either has management background, someone that somehow has garnered the respect of the group.

06:11:39 And yeah, so we'll leave. the discussions and try to make sure it goes in an orderly fashion. So we had seen a few YouTubers, obviously not legal minds like herself, but we've seen a few YouTubers were commenting on a possible Rule 29 motion by Dirk. From my understanding, there was no written motion put in, but it was mentioned orally. Did you get any update on that? Was there any conversation about that?

06:12:09 you know, um, yesterday before the closings happened, from what I've been told, usually, you know, that rule 29 motion is usually addressed after all the evidence has been presented by the prosecutor, which, you know, after closings, that's, you know, pretty much it's, it's, it's, it's, it's time to send to the jury. Did you hear anything about that? Because some people were anticipating that maybe on a Hail Mary, the judge would, um, almost have like these directed verdicts or, um, put in a judgment of acquittal for, especially the stalking charges for a little Dirk because some people felt like there was not enough evidence, seeing as, you know, Dirk, you know, wasn't there following them around in a car, so to speak.

06:12:49 Any commentary on that or anything you heard in court or if you could just use your own knowledge about that rule in general and just those particular charges and would you think about it? Yes. So, yes, the Rule 29 is the judgment of acquittal. And they didn't, they didn't speak to it. but they had spoken about it on Friday. And what was interesting is the judge understood that they raised those arguments.

06:13:16 It's typical defense attorneys. You have to lay your record. These are rarely granted. And the judge even told them when he was telling the audience that was there in the courtroom of the public. So they don't kind of get their hopes up that these are routinely denied, but he's going to allow the attorneys to make their argument. And on Friday in the transcript that I reviewed, they indicated that the judge was going to let them. talk about it after closings and maybe even schedule a hearing on it in October, November. And I thought, wow, that's a little crazy.

06:13:46 But, and I don't know, I didn't get a vibe that he would even be willing to grant it, but it was more so like I'm allowing the attorneys to make this record because these could be issues on appeal. And so it's important that they're not just completely waived or not addressed, but they didn't actually speak about it yesterday. The other part, as far as the stocking, I think what the government is doing, doing is I see that argument. They can certainly make that argument, but the government is using the aiding and abetting portion. It's kind of like you're an accomplice, so a principal. So you're not the one who actually did it, but you're part of the team doing it. I'm the guy in the car when they go in and rob the bank, you know, so you're just as guilty, even though you're not in there. So that is their theory of how Dirk is guilty because he is aiding and abetting. But the, the arguments, and whether it's strong enough to prove it or not, the defense is raising those

06:14:42 arguments, they didn't waive those arguments. They just didn't specifically readdress it. And it definitely is a Hail Mary, but just 99% of the time, those don't get granted anyway, but they do have to make the argument in case they're able to convince an appeals court that there wasn't enough. Wow. And by the way, we do have your YouTube pulled up. Chat. You guys, please, you know, drop a subscribe, drop a like. Thank you to Lisa. She's out there.

06:15:10 She's boots on the ground, and I'm happy that, you know, she's called in. Not only to help us figure out what's going on, but she's definitely keeping us updated. So please, if you guys could drop a follow on her Instagram. You got a nice YouTube channel going on here. I like it. Thanks. I appreciate it. Yeah, that's all my son.

06:15:28 He's been helping. Oh, shout to your son. Yes. Thanks. Yeah. So we'll be out there and then we'll keep you guys posted. as soon as we have some more updates. And thanks. I appreciate the opportunity.

06:15:39 No, of course. As soon as there's an update, send me a text. And when you can call back in, please do. You know, I appreciate all your knowledge that you do have. And I would love to, you know, continue to keep bringing you on the platform. All right? So thank you so much. Okay.

06:15:54 And also, shout out to you. Is it Wally? Wale. Walee intern. Thank you. All right. Very cool. Okay.

06:16:02 All right. You guys, take it easy. And I'll be in touch. As soon as I know something new. Okay. Appreciate you. Thank you. Okay.

06:16:07 Take care. Bye. Bye. Come on, Chad. Doing our thing, right? You know, I love the people who are at court, the lawyers who have their insight. I respect and I love all of them. You know, I never could diminish what they're doing.

06:16:28 But also, I hope you guys understand, like, I'm here. I'm playing, I'm like CNN. We got to get everybody in the mix. This is pretty much the central zone. we have 60,000 people watching on all our platforms currently. And, you know, I definitely take this responsibility serious. You know, we joke around from time and time, but we take it serious and try to make sure we're,

06:16:50 as much as people talk about media, we understand that when it comes to hip-hop media, everyone has their thing, but when it comes to things like this, you know, I try to do my big one for it. Anyway, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool. All right, we are waiting. I was thinking about playing this video, not too sure if you guys are into it.

06:17:12 So you guys could tell me, you know, again, we're on Verdict Watch. Chat, I'm not even going to lie. We're how many hours in? We're five hours in into the stream. But just to think about everything, we are actually four hours into deliberation. So it's all good. I just ordered food, too. So I hope you guys have ordered food.

06:17:37 You're chilling. If you're driving, pay attention to the road. but yeah, I was going to play this. Let me know if you want to watch it. So Traplow Ross, he's out there in L.A. He actually made a video, and he went to every location, like actually, physically. He went to every location from the Dirk murder case.

06:17:55 Do you want to watch it? It's probably a quick watch. You know, we can speed through his 10 minutes, but he's kind of like almost like in real life showing you these places that we've heard a bunch, right? Obviously there's a gas station. There's a cross from the Beverly Center. Of course, like they left the infinity at a certain spot.

06:18:09 and I'm not too sure if he knows exactly where Dirk's Airbnb was in Encino, but there's a whole bunch of stuff happening, okay? Okay, all right. Let's watch this, and if you guys haven't seen, again, we all are waiting for the verdict in the case of Lil Dirk, DeAndre Wilson, and Brown eyes, Brian Lindsay. They're all being accused of murder for hire. conspiracy for murder for hire and a bunch of stalking charges.

06:18:46 Obviously the most serious ones being murder for hire. The jury is out and they're out deliberating. A verdict could come down at any single time. Could come down now, could come down tomorrow. It could be a deadlock jury. We don't know. One thing we could say is that it appears that we're getting into, the past lunch hour.

06:19:11 Now, again, I'm not king or I'm not the smartest person when it comes to this. You know, there's many different opinions. I said if they came back really quick, based off the jury's demeanor, they supposedly was showing signs of fatigue. There was showing signs of being bored. Okay. I felt that maybe they wouldn't have to do much debating or they didn't want to. They wouldn't want to put up a fight against other people to be in a room.

06:19:39 for a unknown amount of time. So they're either going to come back before 2 o'clock, all guilty or probably all innocent. It seems like we're passing that threshold. So that's my thought. I said if it's before 2 o'clock, all guilty or all innocent. After 2 o'clock, I believe we're probably going to get a mixed verdict. Again, I'm not, I could be wrong.

06:20:08 I could be wrong. okay and we don't know any time we don't know when jury's uh gonna come back the verdict's gonna come back but anyway let's play this video i'm gonna speed it up a slight bit that you guys don't have to sit through every you know 115 and here we go chat or that it could be i don't know exactly because we weren't shown in court but i'm pretty sure it might well be this parking lot over here it's currently closed but it might have been open back in 2022 when this happened but basically this is like a closed-up nissan dealership it's not here no more it's all closed there ain't nothing going on but there's a big empty lot right next to it there.

06:20:39 As you can see here, there's kind of like a big ass empty lot. Let me walk you along here. But we're right near the in and out. We can basically, we're damn near close to being able to see the in and out right now. But like the in and out, it's like a couple blocks that way. And then there's... Yo, this nigger trap lore is a nut, bro. My man went hitchhiking for the murder site, bro.

06:21:03 Yo, what's wrong with this bloke? Now, trap is dedicated. Shout to trap, man. This big, empty parking lot right here. Now, when Voni talked about there being a Nissan dealership, I'm pretty sure. I don't know if he was indicating that it was open or it was closed, but basically, I think this might have been the parking lot where he linked up with all the hitters that came off the sprinter and he distributed the guns, gave them the infinity.

06:21:24 I mean, it makes sense, right? Nissan and Infinity, it's like Loki, the same company, so it would kind of make sense that it's connected. Hey, what's going on, gang? Hey, what are you saying? You good? You're in a video, gang? All right, so I'm here at the Sheraton Universal Hotel.

06:21:38 This is literally the hotel where Dirk allegedly had his five hits. Hit men staying after flying him out into San Diego, driving him on a sprinter to Los Angeles to do the hit. And the story goes, he had five hitmen in this Sheraton Hotel in one hotel room, five hits. I don't know if they were sleeping on the floor or what, but it's just crazy to kind of see all these locations and actually get an understanding of where he was at and where everybody was at. Now, Trapp got a different type of dedication. I feel like this video about to be like, you know what? I booked a room here. I'm going to sleep on the floor like the hit is dead.

06:22:08 Like, yo, my boy is dedicated. He's at the Sheraton. No way. You're my boy. Hey, to all my other, you know, there's a bunch of, like, you know, other, you know, YouTubers. We love all you creators. But what this boy is doing right here, this is called in too deep.

06:22:25 Like, it's like in too deep. Do you get what I'm saying? Like, I wouldn't be surprised if trap was like, all right, so, uh, we went to where Vonny stole a car from. We're going to try to steal a car. Let's try to steal a car. Let's make sure it's an infinity. Let's try to re.

06:22:40 we're going to just relive this shit. This nigger trap is on some other shit. All right, so I'm right here. I'm at the level hotel in downtown Los Angeles, obviously one of the most famous places from this case. As you can see, here is the lobby that's behind me. Now, I've actually stayed at this hotel before in the past, and we obviously saw surveillance video of Cuondo Rondo.

06:23:01 Let me tell a rap game. Don't stare there again. That's where everybody gets lined up at. Trust me, this is the lineup hotel. This is this hotel might as what we call the Tileil International. This is backdoor heaven. The front door is the back door. Okay.

06:23:20 Everybody knows record labels on a budget puts their guys here. No security. They give you one black truck. And trust me, if you love to smoke, you walk in and out of that door, somebody going to pull up, you're going to be their butt-booty-ass naked. You can get spanked out, beat up, robbed, shot. don't go here, okay? Trust me, I think the record labels learn too.

06:23:46 Lord Pab and other people coming out here having a cigarette. This was that moment where they said Cuondo Rondo kind of came out with a ski mask and he was smoking a cigarette. They saw his diamond grill. And they would have been just across the street. So like these streets over here, we saw the BMW and the Infinity pulling up. Basically, like, those were the locations that the cars that were onto Quondo Rondo was at.

06:24:03 So what I'm going to do is I'm just going to walk back over here. I'm going to turn the camera around. I'm just going to point out to you guys where some of this stuff went down. But this is the exact spot where it happened. this is where the surveillance of Cuondo would have been. I don't know. Is that the camera? That might be the surveillance camera up there that we actually saw the footage of inside court. And I think there's even another one up there. There's another one up there. So that surveillance camera we saw footage from as well. So I'm on like a super wide angle shot here. Obviously that's the level right

06:24:25 there. And basically what we saw was obviously like it was right here. The, you know, the cars kind of alternated. It was the BMW then the Infinity. The BMW or Infinity. They kind of swapped on the other side of the street. There's actually a white sedan right there across the street, which is not dissimilar from the cars that we saw in that surveillance footage. But like this is where it all went down obviously we saw the footage of the escalade eventually pulling up um you know we saw it looked like vony's bmw was right next to it for a period of time and then eventually this is where they kind of took off from and kind of begun tailing kondo rondo numerous locations the next place that they actually followed him to was the lichho dispensary which is actually pretty near to here and uh i'm going to go

06:24:57 over there i'm going to see what was going on with that location too but yeah this is the spot which is just crazy to see they were spinning this block for a while the night before late into the early hours and the next morning so that's what it was all right so right behind me here This used to be the Lit Code dispensary. You might recognize it from some of that surveillance footage. These were the little shutters, basically, that apparently Cuondo, Rondo and Little Pab had gone into. They hung out in this dispensary for several hours

06:25:22 while the hit men in the case had essentially been circling the block for hours and hours. They're saying it could have been as much as five hours or so. Now, I didn't know that this dispensary had shut down, and I wonder if that's got anything to do with the case. But this is the spot. We saw this surveillance footage, and right now it's looking abandoned. It's looking like a ghost town. But it's pretty crazy to see this.

06:25:39 I actually just circled around the block and actually kind of saw the back we heard from apparently the hitmen. They would plan to go into the dispensary, do the hit there. They were circling around. They were potentially going through a side door. But that is the spot where they basically attract Cuondo and they were circling around these blocks. Now, it's funny because I'm literally looking this way. There's crime scene tape on this little fence over here the other way. So clearly this is a pretty active area when it comes to this stuff.

06:25:59 But this is the former Lickhoe dispensary. All right, where this went down, there's an escalade parked right there. Funnily enough, okay, it's actually nuts. But anyway, I'm going to go on to some more locations and show you exactly where everything else went down from here. I'm going to go to the Bading 8th store that Guando and Pab went to right after they left this dispensary right before everything went down. Okay, so I'm right here.

06:26:17 I'm actually outside the bathing eight store right now. So this is the bathing eight store on Melrose. This is actually one of my favorite stores. I've been here many times. Yo, this nigger trap making the block hot. Yo, this is where there was about a smoke Coondola Rondo right here. They was going to leave his brains on the pavement right here. This is where, like, yo, he is going crazy.

06:26:35 I shout to the trap. Absolutely love this spot. But as you know, this is the spot where Cuondo Rondo and Lil Pab actually went to after they finished up at the dispensary. Their Cadillac Escalade was parked right here and they went into the store and shopped. And what's really crazy is that, you know, we heard stories in the court about how OTF Jam and all of the OTF shooters allegedly had actually planned to potentially run up in the Bap Store and kill Cuondo Rondo right there. Thank God they didn't. This is one of my favorite stores and it would have been an absolute just awful thing to happen.

06:27:07 It's an awful thing to happen everywhere, absolutely anywhere that it happened. But for it to even consider it happening here, there was talk that they were going to run up in there. They were scared that the security doors might be closed and behind them. And they literally stalked them. They watched them shop here. We saw their escalade parks. We saw the white infinity and the white BMW drive past numerous times. It was crazy.

06:27:23 And unfortunately, it was right after visiting this store when everything went down at the gas station. Clearly the Beverly Center. All right. So I'm right here at the mobile gas station where the actual murder went down. As you can see, you know, man. Y'am, I'm where OTF Jam was standing. And Flacco was here, too. and that bitch-ass

06:28:08 nigga Brown. God damn. Now, trap is in the field, man. Trap is in the field. By the way, he's pretty accurate, though. You see right here behind him, that's where the white infinity stopped here. This is like this little alleyway here.

06:28:23 The white infinity stopped here. They ran out. They ran out around here. And they started shooting. The escalate was on the right. So he's going to pan to his left, I think, because he's looking towards this. He's going to pan to his left.

06:28:38 That's where the escalate was at. This is actually the alleyway where the shoot. Yeah, exactly. This car was. And I'm going to kind of... Yep. So right here. The car was right here.

06:28:50 So right where... This is where the escalade was. And that's why either Kwanda was in the store or, you know, the sister was in the store or something of the sort. But Savaya was still in the car. Apparently the driver supposedly was in a car too, but only the only Savalia was hit. flip the camera around and walk you through but obviously that's the convenience store where you know

06:29:12 kwondo rondo and little pad when i got snacks before the shooting actually went down so i'm going to kind of just walk around i'm going to flip the camera around and i'll show you exactly how it all went down from here so here you've got the mobile gas station you can kind of see what's going on here right so this is the gas station here you can kind of see over here this is where we saw the surveillance footage of the shooters so the infinity was parked down this alleyway and the shooters ran down here this is literally i'm about to be standing on the exact spot where the shooting actually went down so the shooters kind of ran down this alleyway and they got to shoot in exactly here this is where they let that switch off and basically shot a quondo rondo truck that was right here on the other side of this gas pump so you can kind of see exactly where this all went down you can get like the full perspective and even standing right here where the shooters were standing you can see the beverly center sign like how on earth did you think that you could do a hit in this spot the beverly center sign that's going to be illuminated up at night it's crazy okay it's actually insane that this actually went down here and you can kind of just see all the details convenience store right there there was this spot where apparently you know The truck was kind of parked in front of the convenience store for a second while they were shopping,

06:30:09 and then it came abacked into this space here. And what's crazy is we'd seen that infinity circle past, go past the escalate circle around, and then eventually pull up into that alleyway. So as you can see, these are the gas pumps. I don't know if this is where the bullet holes was. There were some bullet holes in the gas pumps allegedly. And yeah, it's just pretty crazy. Yo, trap looked for the bullet holes.

06:30:28 I'm done. Yo, trap looked like you want to look for the bullet holes. Like, your matter of fact, we found a casing right here. Don't know how long this has been here. might been here since 2022 but we got one right here Yo trap is on this shit Yo trap you're a legend

06:30:42 I'm trolling I love you Don't stop like you're the best You're the fucking best Crazy that this even happened So that is exactly where it happened And the Beverly Center is right there It's just insane Okay so I'm actually right here

06:30:56 Standing at the very spot Where Cuondo Rondo's Escalade actually stopped And this is when the authorities Actually you know helped him He flagged down the Cox They helped little Pab out of the vehicle. And as you can see, there's kind of like a green power box here. You can see that in the background of some of the footage.

06:31:11 This is the exact spot where it happened, and they took Pab out of the car. And what's really crazy is I don't think you can see this. But if I walk a little bit further down this street, you'll see where they actually stop their car. You're not going to believe this. But we're literally right outside the West Hollywood Sheriff Station. So look at this sign behind me, this is the West Hollywood Sheriff Station. Can you see that? I don't if I can zoom into that.

06:31:29 But that is the sheriff station sign. So where this went down and where it all stopped, the hit was done outside the Beverly center and then the car stopped the second crime scene where he passed away is outside the sheriff's center it just goes to show you just how reckless this whole situation was and just how insane like how absurd it would be that anyone thought that they were going to get away with this crime is crazy all right so this is actually the spot this is the exact in and outberg trap give me something by the way i appreciate again i'm you know i appreciate what trap is doing kind of what he's doing they wanted to do in the melly case

06:32:04 they wanted to bring the jury on a field trip to go see the crime scene of the vehicle that was shot up. And apparently the vehicle that's still in evidence still has blood splatter from all the way back in 2018. They've preserved that car. And they have ballistics like these sticks that show where the bullets are fired. And they want the jury to go look at it, which it eventually was denied by the, the judge. But if you bring the jury on a field trip saying, hey, look at the bloodstain here, look at this, look at how many bullets. Come on, that niggas go to jail. Like, even if he did it, come on, come on, come on, right? But yeah, this is impactful. This is impactful. Where if you

06:32:50 kind of, like, even us online, we're watching these videos and we're like, oh, we know the video of him saying no, we've seen the little two screenshots of them shooting at the gas pumps. But when you put everything together and you walk to these places that are still businesses, it makes it a whole lot more real. And, you know, you realize how wild these motherfuckers was, right? Like, you know, again, the people who did this clearly had no regard for human life. You know, they didn't have any sympathy for Cuando Rondo and Survivor Robinson,

06:33:23 and that could probably sway a jury not to have any sympathy for them. ...that Lil Dirk's alleged hitman went to after the crime was done. We saw the alleged shooters on surveillance footage video So inside this in and out they were in the same shoes that they were wearing at the hit. And we even saw the surveillance footage of them in there checking their phones, getting drinks, getting food. They really came and got burgers. And it was right here that we saw them getting out of the car. This was where their escalade was parked right here.

06:33:47 We saw them getting out the BMW all over here, all Voni, all of the shooters. They all got out over here. It was this in and out. It was this in and out. This is where it went down. Literally where I'm standing is where the guys walked past the cops. And they was over there. Jam was over there getting his drink.

06:34:00 Everybody was all up in here checking their phones right after it went down. Crazy. All right, so this is where it all started and this is where it all ends. This is Lil Dirk's Encino House, a beautiful mansion on the... Nah, Trapp is the guy. He found the niggas crib. Yo, trap, man. Yo, trap, you got it, bro.

06:34:24 Let me tell you how this, man. I keep telling you all this. For everybody who's out there hustling, doing their journalism shit, we've showed respect to everybody. But always remember this one thing. And this always goes for the losers who hated on me in hip hop media or hip hop in general. You can't hate somebody who got more than you got if you don't work harder than that person. And Trap is showing you everybody who showed up to court, he's working harder than y'all.

06:34:57 He's going to these actual places. He's taking his information. He means bringing people on a scenic tour. This is like a Google Earth, like, tour of exactly all of the places. Remember that. And by the way, somebody said W-Dox, this is not a Dox. This is an Airbnb that Dirk had for a couple of months. He was working on a project.

06:35:17 He had this for a couple months. He does not live here anymore. He's her Airbnb. But just always remember that. You cannot be jealous or hate on somebody who got more than you or who's accomplishing more than you if you don't work. carded in them. And right now, trap is out working everybody. I got to be honest. The corner. And this is basically, you know, allegedly where the whole hit was planned.

06:35:43 It's where, you know, Voni departed from when he went and scouted out the hotel. It's where everybody, not everybody, but it's where Voni ended up after everything that happened. He got an Uber from where he ditched the BMW and ended up back here. It's a beautiful home. Rumor has it that Dirk actually, you know, moved out of this place within like, potentially a month of this whole thing happening. But clearly he was getting some money of this place. I think he was paying something like $35,000 a month to stay here. So yeah, it's just a real to have seen all of the locations

06:36:07 that all of these events of this situation went down at and I just can't even believe it's real, honestly. But yeah, that's everywhere from the case. I went to all of them places. I got to feel it and experience it. And it's a crazy place to end up, man.

06:36:23 Okay, also, I'm sticking with trap and setty. Apparently they just put up something together. I don't know if it's on both their pages. Yeah, yeah, okay. So look like they're waiting for the verdict just like we are. And apparently they're having

06:36:37 a debate or they did have a debate outside the courtroom about, you know, who won closing and, you know, these are two guys who've had distinct perspectives on how they view the case. So watching them debate, I think that maybe we could get some, you know, you know, we're always trying to figure out, you got to put two stories together and try to get the story that probably aligns with both of them, right? Here we go. Hey, so I'm here. We're back with a very controversial link up. We're about to have some very interesting opinion. So we're waiting outside the courthouse. We're waiting for deliberations. We're waiting for the jury to give their verdict. How are you feeling, man? What's the latest

06:37:14 going around the courthouse in your opinion? From what I heard, they said that the jury brought the transcripts up there. And you know, the judge is like, we don't really want them doing the day read of the transcripts. But I didn't know that. That's crazy. The jury brought the transcripts up there. Because he was saying he was discouraging that. Didn't want that happening. Damn. There was talk. I believe he said that if they wanted to hear testimony back, they would have to spend a full day going over everything they said. They can't cherry peck. right exactly so if that's the truth then we're gonna win because what you're doing is

06:37:43 we mean wait you team duck that's what they say that's what they say that's what they say and i'm team that's what they saying i'm team so that's what they say and i'm team oh my bad oh shit shit my bed my man i'm muted i'm a goofy ass nigga huh okay no no i was saying shout to our king academics we got 34000 people over there busting uh real quick we want to reflect on this vote i was going to read it at 50 000 we got 50 000 votes we did this yesterday And I want to shout to everybody who's on King Academics,

06:39:04 and somebody just donated some gifted, I think. How do I click on it? What the fuck? Won't click. Heavy, Zoe, thank you. My thing is like freezing. I don't know what the fuck going on. Anyway, I'll get to it.

06:39:19 Real quick, we had a poll. We've had 50,000 people vote. What will be the verdict for Loddirk? Will he be guilty, not guilty? Hung jury or mistrial. Now, let me tell you, we did this yesterday. We had about 30 to 40,000 people vote. The result was that half of the people, 50% said it was going to be a not guilty for Dirk.

06:39:43 There was about 30% or 32% or something like that that said it would be guilty. And there was about like 18% close to 20 that said it would be a mistrial. after we've now read everything in closing statements, I want to see how this has changed. I'm still going to vote for not guilty. I'm just going to vote for not guilty to get the results. And let's see, chat. Sorry.

06:40:12 Let's see. Okay. And we're still matching it up. We're still matching the same ratio. And this was from four hours ago. So it looked like we're still polling about the same. So after 50,000 votes, 25,000 of y'all have thought this is going to be not guilty. The guilty verdict, 32% or let's call it 30% of you guys are voting and 20% is going for mistrial.

06:40:43 So it appears that at least half the audience definitely believes that this will result in a not guilty. And one third of the audience believes he will be guilty. Okay, I want to shout to everyone who's tuned into King Academics. Please hit the subscribe button if you haven't. Okay. All right. Let me get back to this. And again, we're just kind of posting or previewing whatever they got going on.

06:41:16 Here we go. So you anti-Dirc. I'm pro-Dirt. So there you go. I'm not anti-Dirke. I'm pro-truth, pro-justice, pro-let's get the fact straight. All right. That's how I'm feeling.

06:41:25 I thought that was me, but you could take my title. Okay, okay. Well, maybe we both. If we both will link up, man, we're going to make an alliance, man. We're going to piece it up. Ain't no war. We is not at war. What do you mean we got a piece of that?

06:41:37 We ain't beefing in those things like that. Ain't no war, man. You can take a piece of this switch. I'm playing. I knew that was coming, I'm joking. I am joking. You can take a piece of this verdict.

06:41:46 But look, all right, everybody's been asking me for a prediction. I'm not given a prediction. I just feel like, one, I don't want to look stupid if it doesn't go that way. And two, to be honest, I think that there is a good case to be made on I do think the prosecution went super hard in the rebuttal yesterday. I think Drew Findlin went crazy. The way Drew Findlin was speaking with so much conviction and passion, it was an incredible speech. So I could see the jury, but there were good points on both, but how did you feel yesterday well?

06:42:12 The unfortunate part is I missed the beginning of Drew's opening, so I got to it in the in the transcripts. Yeah, yeah. It was great. The issue that I had was with the prosecution shifting and burdenship. burden shifting. When you say somebody has to clear their name, talking about brown eyes, oh, he was here, but we don't know why he's here. I thought you were the feds. We thought the fans know everything. So the fans can then say it's on me to prove my innocence when it's

06:42:41 on you to literally prove my guilt. As it said, innocent until proven. There you go. You're supposed to say it. You sounded like, who was it? Was it Lindsay's lawyer? He said, you don't judge a book by it. Cover. You know what I'm saying? You didn't do that for me. No, that's because I, we back absent. I don't want to. I don't want to I said what you was dead. What do you mean? When you come in the court, the court even says, even David, even though we... Let me ask you a question.

06:43:08 I've seen this point being said. Do you, I believe that Traplow Ross is biased. There's a few people who have the opinion that says based on... If you don't know, Traplow Ross has done many documentaries over years. Detailing, you know, way more in detail. I know people remember me from Warren Shirek, but listen, this guy got like, he got three, four hour, five-hour videos. detail almost damn near every incident and really chronologically

06:43:36 catalog and everything and some people feel like he wants or it's in his own benefit if Dirk is found guilty because it validates his work right because you know in doing these documentaries he's kind of have you know he's kind of put two and two together and it kind of already

06:43:58 lent to to Dirk being guilty. So if Dirk's get charged and he doesn't get found guilty, it devalues his work. I don't particularly agree with that. I don't think, I would hope, Traplor Ross is not, you know, either egotistical or thinking that I want to see someone lose their livelihood and freedom

06:44:20 just for me to be proven right, right? Like, this is not one of those things where it's like, oh, you know, like, oh, I just want to have the opportunity I told you so. So I don't believe that, but some people do believe that. So do you think Traplow Ross is biased either way? And I guess the other question would be, do you think Setti Nash is biased either way? All right?

06:44:41 I'll keep playing. We know he's guilty of sense. He's innocent until proven. You hell. Guilty. All right. All right. I got a couple big questions.

06:44:51 We're going to end this one here. I'm going to ask you another question and another video, but I definitely think we're about to get into a pretty crazy debate. Okay. Here they go. All right. So I'm here with Sedi Nash, all right. Team Dirk or not?

06:45:03 Yeah, always. OTF SETI. Team Dirk, man. OTF, SETI, you might be in that next right guy if you're not careful, man. You've seen the way the prosecutors be looking at me. You know they don't. Won't the Braves? Definitely don't like me.

06:45:15 I feel like me. Wow. I wonder if the prosecutors really are kind of, I got to ask SETI that when he gets back on. Do you think the prosecutors are watching like content creators who, by the way, that's the media, right? The content creators who are coming outside the court making videos and then people like me, I take that, I blow it up. There's people on social media, clip that, and basically that's how the idea,

06:45:34 or people are shaping their opinions about this whole case. Do you think the prosecutors are looking like, this that bitch-ass nigga who keep Hiron Dirk's dick right here, like he keep telling niggis that Dirk finna go free? You think they look at it like that, shit? He'd love to hate you. Everyone, you know what I'm saying? People got a love-hate relationship.

06:45:51 But this is the question I want to ask you that, I think it's going to be a big one. What do you feel is the best piece of evidence they've got against Dirk? What do you feel is the most flimsy, thing that they brought up that they're relying on them that ain't really all that the same thing that they use is the same thing that can get them the text messages it's all about the text messages you just were able to see in september about duty low and slime live shoddy talking about they

06:46:14 spinning and all this shit and they looking for quandor ronda but in that same thing with the text messages with duty low you literally see in december he's talking about y'all not spinning y'all not doing nothing to go after them so okay if that's the case why didn't duty low something say, hey man, no, I'm spending for bro. I'm spending for them. I'm spending for Vine right now. Me and these people are doing this and doing that. So it's obvious that when they brought that in,

06:46:38 that they just proved the case that Dirk is making. Dirt didn't know because Dirt didn't know about Sondy Shardy and Dutty low out there, quote, unquote, hunting ops and all that shit. So if Dirk didn't know that with some of the closest people that he knows, it would only go to assume as a person who doesn't like Kwannerana's what I called him twin. He's Devon. I'm Kvon, it would make sense that you would go around it and do all these things. The same shit they're talking about, oh, he's a superstar and all this shit.

06:47:05 Why we associate itself with that? It's the same reason why these people would actually protect them from that shit as well. And the lyrics part, that shit is all in response to Kondo Rondo. Who dropped the first diss song? Kondo Rondo. Who dropped the second diss song? Kondo Rondo. Who dropped the King Bond diss song?

06:47:21 Quando Rondo's people allegedly. I see. Okay, I'm going to push back on those. You might not agree. Here's my quick little pushback before we move on to another topic. I would say that the duty low thing, I get what you're trying to say, but don't you feel like that's not necessarily proof because it's like, Dirk was basically saying we got lows and we ain't spinning. Like Dutty Lowe talking about he got the number, he got the low, but they didn't spin. He's talking about Mimo pulled up and shot a video.

06:47:41 So it's like I get what you're trying to say, but it's almost like you're saying that that's basically when Dirk was saying he was mad, nobody was spinning. Doody Lowe was getting Addy's. So that kind of negates the theory. But don't you feel like it's almost like duty low had the low and they weren't doing anything? So that matches up. No, because he said, we got the low and we ain't spin. but never once did he point out specifically duty low i get your point right there and it's a hell of a point but the issue is is why bring it up there why not point out specifically say duty low you got

06:48:10 the addie you got this you got that niggie you ain't did nothing this was a whole entire birthday hey here's a big question you think slime life shortly put down that 40 i'm at peace with thug right now all right so i'm here with seddy nash all right so i got a very controversial topic we was just talking about this off camera you said you ain't ducking I ain't ducking no face, no wreck. Let's get into it. So, OTF jam, the OTF. Jam, 7900 account posted this whole story saying F Lil Durk on the weekend. Everyone was saying, yes, we got a mistrial.

06:48:45 He's posting this. I'm very suspicious of that. Who do you think posted that to his story? It's either going to be Jam or Jam's girl. Well, I don't think Jam's got a phone in his situation. He might have a phone. That's a possibility. He's saying Jam's girl.

06:48:58 Which girl? The girl that was on the stand lying about being arrested? Nah. Who then? His wife? It ought to be his missus. You think? Because the fed said, hey, bray,

06:49:08 you talk to your wife every single day. Probably back then. But here's the issue with all that. That's the same account that he absolutely swore on a stack of Bibles and said, yeah, I put out my sister's law. So when people were saying, because I didn't know that there was geared that towards you, that I just added your ass.

06:49:26 Bray, that's the same account, not the other gym account. That's the same account that he went on the record and said, bruh, hey man, I did say this and I was mad. Here's the thing, though. Was that done back when he was cool with his wife? He's clearly not cool with his wife because his wife got up on that stand and tried to destroy him. If his wife is willing to get on the stand and perjure herself in federal court, surely she would be willing to post up on Instagram story, trashing jam to try and help the defense.

06:49:52 That's false. She up there trying to help the defense. That's false. That's false. And I'll tell you why that's false because if that's the case that she's been watching the trial, why? Sorry, I was trying to pause it. Yeah, I'm totally against Traplow Ross and what he thinks about this. No, I don't know why he thinks that this is a defense strategy.

06:50:16 By the way, what's interesting, and by the way, he just recorded this video probably like a couple of minutes ago or an hour ago. They went into court today. Apparently, they did not make any mention. There's zero mention of Jam's post by even the defense. So Brian Steele, not only Brian Steele, but Drew Finland, they do not mention this. Now, granted, this might be something that's brought up on appeal. And, you know, I'm just kind of seeing when this is going to be raised. But the case is done.

06:50:51 The case has been already presented to the jury. So, you know, it didn't get brought up. All right, so a very controversial topic. We was just talking about this off camera. You said you ain't ducking no. I ain't ducking no face, no wreck. Let's get it to him. So, OTF jam, the OTF. Jam, 7900 account posted this whole story saying F. Lil Durk on the weekend.

06:51:13 Everyone was saying, yes, we got a mistrial. He's posting this. I'm very suspicious of that. Who do you think posted that to his story? It's either going to be Jam or Jam's girl. Well, I don't think Jam's got a phone in his situation. He might have a phone. That's a possibility.

06:51:29 Oh, sorry. If there was echo, I apologize. I apologize. Okay. Jam 100% has a phone. I know cooperants. I know snitches. My best friend is one.

06:51:43 That nigga had an iPad. Okay? And that was in 2020. They probably, that nigga probably got Starlink. So Jam, after that grade A snitching, ain't no if he got a phone. Nigger, he got like, nigga, he might have, like, one of them phones the president got it.

06:51:59 He got some devices in there legally. Ain't, he ain't smuggled them through. ass chic nigga, like he's a cooperant. He's in cooperant jail. Cooperant jail is very different. Okay? He's on the iPad. He's playing all type of games.

06:52:14 He might be playing Fortnite. He might even have the beta to my fucking GTA. He might be playing GTA up in there. Real talk. Be saying Jam's goal. Which goal? The girl that was on the stand lying about being arrested? Nah.

06:52:29 Who then? His wife? It ought to be his missus. You think? Because the face is. The face? The fed said, hey, bray, you talk to your wife every single day. Probably back then.

06:52:40 But here's the issue with all that. That's the same account that he absolutely swore on a stack of Bibles and said, yeah, I put out my sister's law. So when people were saying, because I didn't know that there was geared that towards you, that I just added your ass. Br, that's the same account, not the other gym account. That's the same account that he went on the record and said, bray, man. I did say this And I was mad

06:53:04 Here's the thing though Was that done back when he was cool with his wife He's clearly not cool with his wife Because his wife got up on that stand And tried to destroy him If his wife is willing to get on the stand And perjure herself in federal court Surely she would be willing

06:53:16 To post up an Instagram story Oh Oh my bad for the echo Shit damn my bad Now I understand what Jam is saying Oh Not Jam I mean um Traplor Ross is saying

06:53:28 Traplore Remember the two women in James Jam's life both testified against Jam. Okay? We're assuming that Jam has been using people outside the jail to post on his Instagram, right? Even though he doesn't have an iPad. Trust. Young Thug had an iPad.

06:53:49 What the hell? Like, now, granted, the iPad's not going to be on, have Instagram and shit on it, but they have iPads. Supposedly Dirk had an iPad, you know, obviously to make calls, send emails, whatever the case is, right? Shit's getting modernized. So if Jam was using one of the two women to utilize that account when he wanted to send the message, I don't know if it's one of the two women, though, because remember what he said, he dropped the location of his sister. Well, I guess he could use, like, his wife at the time, or maybe, like, the other girl he was fucking.

06:54:26 You could use either one of them if he's dropping a law of his sister. I don't know. I understand what Trapp is saying, though. he's saying it's safe to assume one of the people who posted for a jam is one of the women who ultimately testified against him so if they testified against him which means they flipped on him maybe they got on the Instagram and posted something quote quote in his behalf to fuck shit up for him and the government to help dirk interesting theory i see where you're cooking here my guy I see where you're cooking. That's false. She up there trying to help the defense. That's false.

06:55:08 That's false. And I'll tell you why that's false. Because if that's the case that she can watch the trial, why didn't she just come to trial and say, we never had that conversation? Why did she never say this shit? She never said, she never once in her goddamn words ever said, yo, hey, we never had that conversation and none of this shit.

06:55:25 She didn't confirm or deny nothing. She was there basically to say, y'all keep me out of this shit. That's what she was really doing. But she screwed herself up because she, She should have just stayed out of it. She still got on that stand, and then she ended up making Dirk look bad when she couldn't answer them questions.

06:55:37 I don't think she made anybody look bad. I don't think she helped or hurt. I'm just going to be out. I don't think she did anything good or bad. I thought it was just a waste of space. But who do you think posted them stories over the weekend? I just told you. You think it's a jail?

06:55:50 It's jail. You think Jam got a phone, and he posted that himself 100%. Jam was able to get on phone calls, but minister is all this shit and everything and said a shit. But I'm going to be honest. I think he might got to jail in MDC. A phone?

06:56:01 100% It's not hard to get one I remember what was it Little Zaire Somer was talking about He had a phone in there He was having his way in there They get phones Brov

06:56:10 Oh damn Sorry with Echo I keep fucking on my band I just order some food That's the thing I ain't got no in and out chat I gotta rely on my Little Jamaican food

06:56:19 Uh Lil Durk had an Apple watch Like I mean If dirt got an Apple watch That building that's over there Them cats got phones and shit So then how come he said that somebody else posted his sister's Addy, but he got a phone he could have posted himself?

06:56:38 Why would he admit to having a phone in jail? Why would he admit to having lined it up so his sister? I don't agree with Sadie Nash for that. Why would he take a deal that he knows would, if he lies on the stand, his deal is kaput. Why would he lie? If the lie he's going to lie, he would lie about doing murder or lie about Dirk.

06:56:58 Why would he lie about having a phone in jail? And by the way, he admitted to contraband. Or was it Vonnie? Because they hit back at the lawyer with it and they said, just like your client with the Apple Watch. That doesn't matter. All right, we're going to agree. What do you guys think, man?

06:57:21 Let us know what you think of this debate, right? I'm not saying that Dirk's team did it. I'm just saying I want to know. Why the hell would Dirk's team do that? Everyone was saying mistrot. That doesn't even make sense. You can pinpoint. You can literally pinpoint where all that shit was at.

06:57:34 All right. So a very controversial topic. We was just talking about this off camera. You said you ain't ducking no phase, no race, no rec. Let's get into it. Crash out. All right. So we still debating basically this whole thing with, it seemed to me, like when that jam post went out over the weekend.

06:57:51 So I'm still saying. Like we got a mistrial in the back. They was posted that to all the same media sites. If it was dirt's team, why didn't we get an emergency motion? There is nothing that stops you from an emergency motion before deliberations happened. Nothing. So why didn't they do that? There was never nothing about a bounty or nothing like that.

06:58:08 He said, I was a soldier and all this shit and everything. You can file an emergency motion in this shit before we even talk. That's the truth. Because let's say that Vani would have got on a phone call and it would have went viral and be like, yeah, I made this whole shit up, bro. I'm ready for them to do their deliberations and all that shit. You don't think that the courts don't have a remedy for things like that. Well, they can bring in new evidence.

06:58:29 Yes, they can. It's an emergency motion. You will pause all proceedings. Yes, you can. I'm surprised I didn't try that. because it wasn't really as damn as people want to make it. Did you think over the weekend that that was going to change anything? Were you not really, you was thinking that was nothing?

06:58:46 Because I saw it, I thought this is crazy, but I was thinking, I don't think the judge is going to care. This ain't going to change nothing. After I got them reacting, I was like, how to fuck? I always stick to this thing. How can Dirk's team use this shit? And when I was done with it, I'm like, yeah, it ain't really nothing they can do. It's really nothing they can do.

06:59:03 They would hope that the marshals would pick up on that text and then search the shit out of his cell and then find the cell phone. And then, boom, we got you. But if the marshals never recover anything, then what are we doing? So I thought about it. I'm like, it's not really nothing they can do with this shit here at all. You would say that you're, what percentage would you say that you're convinced that Jam posted that himself and that was his own personal opinion? I'm 100% convinced. 100% it was jam.

06:59:29 With a phone? Yeah. But why ain't we seen no more? This is a stupid argument by, um, Trap. By the way, I apologize to ask for eating, but the jurors are eating right now, too. I ain't on cap, literally. It's about lunchtime. We're not cutting.

06:59:52 Everything going to stay on camera. I want to show you why Trap Lord Ross is wrong. Trap, we fuck with you, but you're wrong. I'm going to show you why. I'm, I'm a, I'm a, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm sure why Traplore is wrong in that situation. He says he doesn't think it's jam. He thinks maybe some like some siop for the defense. I'm going to show you why it's exactly his jam.

07:00:14 Uh, scroll down, scroll down, go on my page. If it was one of his baby mamas as jam, as trap lord things, he posted this, these two messages after the first one. The one that said fuck, Dirk. He posted that. Then he posted these two messages. He's cussing out the two women who testified against him. Now, this guy's retarded, so you can't really see.

07:00:36 He says, Them holes. He's talking about the two women, his wife and the other chick he was hitting. These them hoes just do shit for attention. One of them hoes bitter and delusional. Every nigger that fuck her, she lie and tell them she pregnant. Them hoes sad, but I'm about to get on both that they ass tomorrow. I don't even know why HPV having bitches would even play with me. Bishes took money from the feds and that shit in black and white. I'm gonna post everything. then he continued by saying and keep your comments to yourself

07:01:12 because I don't know what this means IPY he don't give a fuck motherfuckers don't even know y'all the fuck okay so he's cussing out the two women that that Trappler actually believe did this he's cussing out both of them okay he's cussing out actual both of them

07:01:28 all right all right chat let me see chat you gotta give me like five minutes to eat, you know what I'm saying? Like five minutes. I ain't only going to eat a lot, bro. I'm going to throw my man Trenches News on here.

07:01:47 Y' I know I like Trenz's Roos. Everything that they need to be successful in either. If you don't know Trench's News, he predicted all this shit a year ago. I am going to lie to you. We got to keep it a bean. He predicted everything a year ago. Find a little dirty or not guilty, man. Now, they got the Pinkerton Law, you know, which is strictly made for if you

07:02:07 wasn't there, if you ain't know about it, you still be. being found guilty. That's what Pinkerton is. So with that being said, we know, well, I know that little dirt is going to be found guilty just off that with the Pinkerton. Now, we didn't know about the Pinkerton the whole time into the jury instructions. So it's kind of like they held it into the jury instruction and then they slid it in now. Now Drew fell in. He was a Not true. And by the way, I'll cut it off for the echo. Not true. We need. We need to be, we knew about the Pinkerton. Pinkerton is just a factor in thinking about conspiracies. Conspiracies is the name of the game. The Pinkerton instruction is how you think about a conspiracy in voting for conspiracy.

07:02:53 But, you know, it's always something to think about. Okay. Now, Dirk's team is looking at it in a favorable way for them. The prosecution is looking at it in a favorable way for them. and that's why they wanted the judge to decide which way they will instruct the jury to look at that. Okay? He's aware of the Pinkerton, but he didn't know it was in there or he agreed to something that he didn't read over. And then at the last minute, he tries to file motions to get rid of the Pinkerton or get rid of it on certain counts. You know, I just think that it was bad for Drew and Drew the representative. dirt, you know what I'm talking about? Because Drew

07:03:36 said a lot of things that made me throw up a red flag. You know what I'm talking about? Like, he only with state cases, his biggest case is fraud and the feds. You know, he never fought a murder for hire stalking results. Putting biases out there.

07:03:54 Trenches news, who, I give a little bit of background, he was a government informant in the FBG Dug case. The O Block case. He was an informant in that case. He's worked with the feds before. And, you know, he's from Chicago and he kind of has pretty good knowledge. And that's why I do play him. He's not favorable

07:04:16 too much of Dirk. And he's been really critical of Dirk's lawyers throughout this process. So if you're wondering why he's criticizing, he's kind of maintained that he doesn't really like Dirk's lawyers. And he actually never liked the strategy from the get-go. He was one of the first people to say Dirk should have came out himself. and said, I ain't do nothing. Let's blame this all on Bonnie. Subsequently, seem like that might have been a strategy, but the lawyers would put that into motion

07:04:43 in terms of their defense. I let it rock, sorry. Salton and death, like when you do things like that and you go to jail, bro, you got to get a lawyer that fit the description of your case. You can't get no lawyer, man, who he beat a gun charge, he beat a fire, he beat, he beat, he got young thugged him a deal,

07:05:02 he got Lucci a deal, got a little tom time and little ray ray five years but 30 years probation and you can't be playing like that you got to go with a record you got to go with a lawyer that got a record on standing on business man and dirk chose to pick the clout the fame lawyer the lawyer that want to be on tv and seen more than him you know and then most of the time we never seen drew on the case we always seen marissa and other people drew is always drew and been with y w melly he working yn w meli he working yn w He's working with Rod Wave. He working the guy who were the thongs, the rapper,

07:05:39 who went with, I think he went with Iggy. Yeah, I think he went with Iggy. The rapper would be wearing thongs and shit. He working with him, like, it's just... Now, watch your mouth, trench. Watch your mouth now. Watch your mouth, trenches. What you're talking about right now?

07:05:56 Too much, bro. When I'm working a murder case, I want to focus on that case. I want to focus on this case, not be four different places and you got these people, you know what I'm talking about. That's what Little Dirk messed up at. But Little Dirk definitely messed up at being a leader. Little Dirk was the leader, man.

07:06:14 A leader is the one who in control and lead the soldiers right. You know what I'm talking about? You lead the soldiers right. He led his soldiers wrong. He found the way to get his soldiers to kill that wheel. And I know Jam personally and I know Jam ain't lying. Jam might be a slime ball. Yeah, he said he's going to kill his soldiers.

07:06:33 system, but everybody can't be lying about payment. Everybody can't be lying about certain things. And, you know, he was just a bad leader. He was a bad paymaster. He wasn't supposed to be involved with none of this. He was supposed to be running this bag up rapping, you know, but he had to seek revenge. And I was listening to one of his songs. And he said that it's crazy that I'd rather seek revenge than seek millions, man. When I heard him say that, I say, yeah, that best need to be in jail. This is my first time hearing the song. If y'all know the name of that song, get in the comments and let me know.

07:07:11 But it's a song where Little Dirk say, I'd rather seek revenge than millions. Like, that was cool. But not here in jail fighting for his life saying, I ain't did it, you know. What Little Dirk's song is that? What Little Dirt's song is that? Then they paying people to stay outside. They paying people to walk around with signs. You know what I'm talking about that people don't even know Dirk now.

07:07:41 The people ain't even interested in knowing dirt them. They just walking around and if you ask them, they're going to say, man, I just need my $130. And then a guy asked, that was funny. A guy say, hey, did you get paid up front? You know, little dirk a bad pay mask. Little dyrka say, I ain't tell y'all to march that way. I told y'all to march around the other way. Ain't nobody getting paid.

07:08:01 You know, hey, not that little dirk ain't paying nobody. I'm just telling you all, man. For the interview, if you want to interview with Trinch of News, I need all my money up at front. Ain't no more half or none of that. I need the whole payment up front. Either you going trust me that I'm going to stand on business or we just ain't going to do it at all. I don't want no half payments. If you want to interview trenches news, NeNe need all the money up front, bro. I'm just telling you, just off the experience with Dirk, I ain't going. You hit me? Yeah, I get there. I do the interview and then you tell me you only got $300 and I want it and

07:08:33 I wanted $7,500, you know. So that's bad business man. So little Dirk, they They wait, they wait on the jewelry to come back out. They waiting on the jewelry to come back out. I finish show y'all. They waiting and then I'm gonna come back to it, y'all. So it's like Bonnie P beat them. We got duty low. Oh, yeah, duty.

07:09:16 Dudey. You're saying you're not seeing no free spur hour. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Why you're turning this goofy-ass nigga up, bro? Nah, you know, we're just trying to tune into everybody. You know, he got a point of view. It ain't that positive a smirk. I'm gonna be honest.

07:09:31 But, you know, we're trying to. Yeah. the fucking liar what the fuck is he talking about I think he was in the duck case so I think you know Yeah we ain't gonna talk about no cases But fuck this dude

07:09:43 Are you gonna rock with him? I don't rock with nobody that don't rock with me brother I'm peaceful I'm coming peaceful I heard a couple stories he told he said like he used to really be in the rack I don't know boy You know duty's low he's from cake of keep bro I'm like

07:10:00 30, 40 minutes away but yeah this guy fucking face mask look like it stink all type of shit is just tweaking All right All right, let's get some positive stuff Let's get some positive Yeah see that's what I'm talking about my boy

07:10:17 Okay We talked to We talked to one of the Muslim brothers I forgot what his name is He was on here spoke very positive We've been having a bunch of people on It seems like you know

07:10:30 By the way we have a poll going on Half of the audience thinks that Dirk is coming home. Not guilty. That's what they're saying. Okay? By the way, can we get some free smirks in the chat? Dutie Lowe is tapped in. He's tuned in.

07:10:45 Are you nervous? No, I ain't nervous. I know he's coming home. Look when I'm watching my boy, act. Big Ag. My man, Dutty Lowe. Well, you're not nervous? Like, I'm a little nervous, bro.

07:10:56 No, I ain't nervous because the truth prevails, you know? bro, I know my brother coming home I'm gonna do that little skip soon as he's not guilty I'm gonna do the skip for you, you hear me? Yo, duty, I'm mad about one thing I can't, I can't believe them damn prosecutors

07:11:14 I did the interview. If they wanted to talk about the interview that much I would have testified that shit wasn't about nothing why they try to use that told him out that was a confession that ain't got nothing to do with none once I've seen that

07:11:25 You know they got to pull everything out the air bro. You know how this go bro. I felt horrible watching them use that. I know Smirk is there. He's fighting for his life. But it's not fair that they could just throw any type of bullshit in the air. You know, like, if you say you got him, get him fair and square.

07:11:45 Don't just try to make some shit up out of thin air. Don't just try to throw shit at the wall, hopefully stick. You know, I'm, there's a part of the closing. They're like, sneak this and like... I've seen, I've seen you react to that shit. I've seen that. They're talking about, oh, this guy think he's, he's like, oh, he's a superstar, but he's not no Jay Z. What the hell that got to do with nothing?

07:12:06 What the hell, Jay Z, he got to do with this. This is about Smirk. What the... Exactly. This is confusing, but I am seeing positive energy that's coming from, you know, everybody involved with Smirk, including you. Like, you know, like, I feel like I'm more nervous than you. Man, bro. I know my brother coming home, man.

07:12:28 I know he's coming home. free smirk. Man, like, I'm waiting for, I'm at least waiting for the verdict. Listen, I told you, I'm coming out of it. You could party on me after that, okay? You said, remember

07:12:43 what you said? We got a $10,000 minimum. Oh, no, of course. That's the fact. We're going up. Hey, shout out, a shout out, Act, man. He supported the shirts, the free dirt shirts. He sent money over, donating for the shirts.

07:12:58 I'm watching you, bro. Keep going, bro. And, you know, just, can we, let's keep it positive today for the family and his kids, bro, for the sake of that. All right. Your trenches, you know, I don't have a problem with you, but we're going to have to cut you right now, you know what I mean? Like, you know, I feel like he, you know, why doesn't he like dirt, do you know?

07:13:24 It's just the internet. You know, he probably, he gets the clicks off dirt, and he get the clicks off everybody. So that's how he paid for his crack. He used to be a crack head out of her. What? Oh, hell no. Okay. I didn't know.

07:13:35 I didn't know. I know too much about it. Yeah. You clouting that man up. Don't ever put his ass on that. Everybody, give me a fuck, Trenches News in the chat, man. We're going to keep it positive today. We're going to donate a dollar to Trenches News so he get him a new shy-ty mask.

07:13:52 That motherfucker-like his thing. Fucky face of ass. This is Boston Bake Bean head ass. I know he's. His breath from like this. No, I ain't know that, though. But, yeah, his funky breath ass, man. I don't think he like you that much

07:14:07 because I see another video. He got your name and the title. I see it right here. Look. That man said, duty long got... Must got immunity. Hey, I'm from the two-ish-ass, though.

07:14:19 I'm going to call my lawyer. He should have said allegedly. A lawyer, if you tuned in, make sure you go and send that motherfucker thing through that lawsuit. So wait So hold on Just to be clear

07:14:32 You know We don't have to speak About anything specific So you're saying Trenches is just capping Because some people feel like He's giving the real Like there's certain things

07:14:39 I'm like you'll maybe look like he's been in tune Trenches To say it ain't so Bro All my kids bro His ass is a fucking crack kid

07:14:49 On my kids bro His ass is a recovering addict I don't know if he still do it I'm not gonna be like him But his ass is a known crack here. God damn, trenches.

07:15:01 All right, man. All right. Let's keep it positive today, actor. No, of course. Hey, hey, go, go,

07:15:09 go, put your free smirk shirt on and let's go. Let's turn up. Let's make everybody the whole world. We need everybody prayers.

07:15:16 Let's go. Have you spoke to anyone from family or the pops or anybody today? Like, what's the energy? What's the energy? Give us the vibe.

07:15:25 Everybody, energy. We put in Allah hands and we fin up. We're on the jet. Okay. You're going to see me skipping to the jet. You're going to be dying laughing. That's the one I want to post.

07:15:36 You can put the music video over that one, for show. For sure. All right. Hey, man, I appreciate you. Go throw your free smirk shirt on, brother. I know that motherfucker. I got to get you a new one. That motherfucker about doing.

07:15:48 No, no, I got, first of all, I got the shirt and the hoodie. Okay, but, hey, you got to get the awful lot of free smirk. Shout out was Desto Duh. Oh. Oh, shit. I didn't see that one, yeah. Ooh, you getting? No. I'm gonna send you a picture of that shit.

07:16:04 That shit hard. Shout out Desto Duffo for me on that, man. Yeah, no, no. That's his brand like that. It's awfully a lot of, like cough syrup. Awful lot of free smear. Oh, shit. All right.

07:16:14 Bet, bed, bad, bad. All right, Chad. Dutie low, he's on the checking. We're all patiently waiting. Sending prayers. Hopefully we're going to get some good news soon. It's shortly after lunch. Don't want to ask your location,

07:16:27 but are you on the West Coast or no? West Coast, where they got the best smoke. Okay, all right, there we go. All right, so it's 1.42 there, which means it's probably slightly after lunch. There's about three more hours for the day. We'll probably get an update at least by the end of the day.

07:16:47 The judge should tell us, okay, listen, you know, you know, they're still going back and forth and they're going to go on a second day. Or we might get a verdict at some point, man. We're patiently waiting, all right? We're patiently waiting. Hey, listen, while we're waiting, we're watching a bunch of videos,

07:17:03 especially old videos of Smirk. Send some shit over. You don't got no shit with Smirk? Yeah, yeah. What y'all want to see? That's performing? Man, it could be performing. It could be a vlog.

07:17:12 It could be like, you know, I think people... All right, look. Go watch. Go watch. I'm going to send it to you. I'm going to text it to you. All right, bet. Bet.

07:17:20 All right. All right, chat. Why do you play trenches like that? Damn. Trenches, for the record, I definitely don't think you're a ski bass stink. I think you're cool. And I watch your stuff. You're not pro-Dirk, though.

07:17:41 I get it. And buddy, you don't have to be. I have to be. Okay. All right. Hmm. We should get some, like, you know, and by the way, trenches, no disrespect.

07:17:55 You know, we play your shit all the time. Let's try to get some pro-Dirk stuff going. Pro-Dirk shit. We got to play like some six on a breezy. We got to play some Mimo. Like, who we got to, who should we play? We're trying to get some pro-Dirk content. Oh, Taylor Perice got some.

07:18:23 Oh, hold on. Ooh, okay. Okay, Taylor. There we go. Chris of Los Angeles Magazine, and I'm outside the courthouse of Lil Dirk's Murder for Higher Trial in downtown Los Angeles, where we are waiting for the jury to give us their verdict. So it's been a very quiet morning.

07:18:46 We have people camped out on the 10th floor waiting to find out. I've been getting some work done in the press room. And yeah, we're all talking about what we think is going to happen. There's essentially five charges on each defendant. We have three defendants. So it's kind of been discussed that this is.

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