Welcome back to the original gangsters podcast. We're at the og command center Jimmy Buccellato here with my partner in crime and co-conspirator Scott Bernstein now, and we have our Engineer and videographer extraordinary Benny in the house producer producer extraordinaire, and this is The first episode we've done at the command center in a few weeks We've been we've had guests the last several weeks so we've been doing some remote episodes, so it's fun to be back in person and And just want to remind everyone, please Subscribe to our YouTube channel subscribe to our audio podcast. Please like and share on social media We're active on Facebook Instagram Twitter We have some things in the works to become more active on tiktok. So Anyhow, it's really helpful to spread the word. It's still kind of a grassroots Effort and and we do we do our best to acknowledge all of your Comments and questions. It's it's not easy because it's just the three of us, but I I try to at least Like the comments even if we don't always respond. So we appreciate your patience on that I do want to thank the audience for over 1 million views on YouTube. Yep In 12 months, so that's pretty that is pretty good Thank you guys so much for listening and watching keep on growing it and good job Thank you this type of content and hopefully the more we grow it the more resources will get the more Support will get and the bigger we can blow this thing up Yeah, so thank you guys for pointing that out Today's topic. We're going to look at something that's in the news right now And it's it's related to to pop culture icons Tupac and Biggie. We're gonna look at the two murders there's a story that's in the news now related to the to the murder of Tupac and I just want to remind the audience we like to mix it up a lot of our episodes obviously are about LCN or outlaw bikers But if you look at our archives, we have episodes on the Russian mafia on the Mexican cartels We've done other audio episodes on the Colombian cartels. We like to talk about Irish mobsters So we did an episode on the black mafia from Philadelphia a few weeks ago So as professionals as as as a criminologist. I'm a university criminologist Scott is a crime reporter and author We have a professional interest in all of this stuff not not just East Coast LCN Not just outlaw bikers. We have an interest in everything So once in a while we like to mix it up and that's what we're doing today And this is very relevant right now I wouldn't have been inclined to do a Biggie Tupac episode just because just you know just because this is right now The hottest the investigation into the Tupac Shakur murder has been since it happened. Yeah We have search warrants being executed. We have grand juries being convened we have potential Immunity deals being Blown out of the water if some of the things that the police think that they can find with these search warrants if they do find it so there's a lot of Motion and action right now around the Shakur Murder and it's something that has been so steeped in mythology and so embedded into pop culture in some In some ways we kind of forget about the fact that there's never been any closure Oh, and there's so much talk about what happened and and I've heard other people say, you know, we kind of knew what happened for a while and this is kind of solidifying some of it potentially But this is this is really hot news in terms of Invest investigation wise we've never been at this point in terms of the fact that there's a grand jury about to be convened And it's possible that in the next six months to a year we could have arrests and in indictments Yeah, so I think what what we want to do is start with Discussing what the what what recently happened then we'll go back and unpack the the murders themselves And what led up to that and the subsequent violence and investigation and then also Hopefully at some point I want to talk about a round table with all three of us Just the cultural significance of this why this is still so such an important story. So What what happened just recently you want to break it down? Yeah, so in the last this word in July right now in the middle of July There were search warrants issued in Las Vegas in Clark County There was a search conducted at the house of a Suspect Dwayne Davis former I Don't know what its status right now on the street is but at one point in time We know he was a member of the the Crips Gang in in Los Angeles He is someone whose name has been Surrounding the Alleged conspiracy investigation for a very long time He's somebody who has an immunity deal in relation to this crime Which makes you wonder well, then why are they investigating him and why are they searching a residence that's connected to him? I believe it's his Wife's house or his girlfriend's house in in Las Vegas But what it tells me as Some with a law degree is that it it's pretty clear that Authorities whether they be just the state authorities or federal authorities or of the opinion that he lied to get his immunity deal and if you lie in Cutting a deal with the government the deal that you made is out the window Right which applies to an episode that by the time people watch or listen to this will will already be available Which is our episode about Frank Salami and the Stevie DeSauro murder from you know the the New England Mafia back in the 90s and Frank Salami could easily walk free from that murder if you just would have copped to it during his Debriefing session in 1999, but instead he was trying to protect a friend of his And when they dug the body up 17 years later, and he was in witness protection, you know, he had to come pay the pipe or the chickens had come home to roost so I want to mention something then ask you a question the Executed the search warrant as Scott points out. They they took USB and hard drives photographs Several computers his iPhone his tablets. I think I think also some literature he had maybe some some pictures So that that makes sense that's sort of standard in this Well, I want to ask you what you think from a legal perspective and just as a veteran crime reporter If you look at the footage, they sent the SWAT team in there Which I find very curious as a guy who has it who has an immunity deal That why do you think they came show a force such as show how you know top priority this is and how serious they're taking this yeah, and we know that, you know people are human beings and things between law enforcement and You know the dark side of the lock and sometimes get very personal and get very contentious and from me talking to people that I know That are either involved in this investigation or connected to people that are involved in this investigation Key PD Made people very upset in these last five years with a book that he wrote and with appearances that he's made on DJ Vlad some other internet Platforms where he's out there. He's out there bragging about his role in this and Just back up one second and say what I think the ultimate Endgame in this investigation and what they're looking for and what they think he lied about is the murder weapon He claims that he doesn't know what happened. He doesn't know where the murder weapon got Stashed or I believe he claims in his Deal that the murder weapon was taken from his car the night Or taken from the rented car that they had come out to Vegas for for the Mike Tyson fight That's why everybody was there Chupac was very close to Mike Tyson when he died. He sometimes would come out To the ring. Yeah with Tyson when Tyson was walking out to fight Tyson back in 1996 when this happened was you know One of you know, he's still an icon but back then one of the most recognized athletes on the planet And this was his comeback. This was part of his cut the first year that he was coming back after having to serve some prison time for a rape charge and Just like, you know a lot of major fights I know in in Detroit whenever Tommy Hearns would fight, you know, everybody from the Detroit underworld would go and I mean literally in mass you'd have hundreds of Criminals leaving Detroit to go to Atlantic City or Las Vegas to follow Tommy Hearns And I think you have when Tyson was fighting. You had a lot of guys from New York and a lot of guys from LA that wanted to come in and Watch him fight. So, you know, Keithy D and and some of his boys from the Crips including his nephew Orlando Baby Lane Anderson who plays a role in this Rented a Cadillac and drove from LA to Las Vegas in Keithy deals Keithy D's deal. He says after the murder They went again. He's admitting this After murder they went and Celebrated some but was somewhere and they left the gun in the car in the rented car And when they came back to the rented car the gun wasn't there anymore Well, and also in addition to the tablets and the pictures and phones. They also took shells They took bullets. They're trying to match for a 40 Glock there's been a lot of Mystery surrounding the murder weapon over the years the the Police have confiscated 40 Glock's in the past And try to test them. There's You know, there's we still don't know exactly what's happening behind the scenes over the years in the investigation I think there's a federal investigation and then there's a local Las Vegas investigation, but I know there's been some raids of Residences it not recently But you know in the decades past where they they found guns and Either the guns didn't come out Positive in the in the testing for what they're looking for or in some cases there's rumors that guns got lost And then they can't find them so we don't know if those But it it's pretty clear that they think that Keithy D is lying to them about the murder weapon And in my at least again in my Opinion and that's what they're aiming for here is to find the murder weapon find the bullets and that The theory is that he would have kept it or he knows where it is as some type of memento Is it possible that he's the trigger man and not his nephew? I don't I don't believe so, okay But okay, what's what if people don't know? Yeah, let's rewind it so the unpack like what happened that night. So that night up Tupac and the death row entourage is going to Caesar Palace to Go to the Tyson Bruce Selden fight. It was a very quick. I remember watching it as a 18 year old very quick flight Is that the unification fight was Selden who had a title? Yeah, it was I remember it was a it was a not a good fight Look look look it up.  There was an incident Where the death row entourage is connected to the bloods because Shugnait who was the CEO of death row was a blood on a bash on a bash and There was an incident where one of the bloods affiliated with death row had his chain Snatched his death row chain Snatched off him and maybe Physically assaulted allegedly by Keefy Dee's Nephew who was also a Crips gang banger named Orlando Anderson and went by the nickname baby Lane Baby Lane and Keefy Dee were at the fight as well whether by coincidence or Maybe not They happen to run into each other Some people believe it was staged. Yeah But what we know there's footage Security cam footage from Caesar's Palace in the immediate aftermath of the fight like five or ten minutes after the fight Ended so a first-rate first round knockout One of the shortest happy weight championship fights in boxing history as a matter of fact I know we're gonna digress her for a moment But if you watch the fight Benny if you've ever seen that There's a theory that seldom that he fixed it. Yeah, he felt I mean he doesn't even put up a fight Like he goes down right away. It's a joke of a fight. I mean there's a waste of pay-per-view, right? It was a joke so like ten minutes after the took a dive the decision that's a term.  And then Tupac just swung on him. Yeah, and and he got stomped out Anderson and baby Lane Anderson got stomped out for a good 20 30 seconds And then the death row guys dispersed worried that they're gonna be arrested or securities gonna Come in and I guess they probably already started to try to break it up and Tupac goes back to the Luxor to change clothes and I Don't know. I'm pretty sure Shug went back to his house and then at some point Shug comes and picks up Poc at the Luxor or Poc goes to Shug's house. I'm not sure. Yeah Well, that's something I want to also bring up if we get in the weeds here But I think it's interesting that the security how there was this this bad chain of events because To Poc usually had two bodyguards with him One of them wasn't there that night because of some falling out with like the death row people The other bodyguard that was there was not armed Because should did not file the proper paperwork for a guy from California to have a concealed Weapon So that's there's that and Poc wasn't wearing his bulletproof vest. Yes, right Which he was normally wearing when he was out in public that it was apparently said it was too hot Yeah, and then also Um The bodyguard wants to drive Poc to the location they're going and Shug says no, I'll take it I'll because I need to discuss some things with him privately. So there's really this Chain of events unfortunate that really made it more conducive for them to be able to kill him I think there are two important things to know contextually about what's going on behind the scenes you know the Macro is that you have this bubbling east coast west coast. Yeah, we gotta talk about rap war that was really more of a street war And it wasn't manufactured by the press or the media, which is something they try to spin to you I mean these was There were a lot of dead bodies and then dead bodies kept on piling up after Both biggie and Poc died and lasted into the 2000s. Yeah, so it wasn't a Some controversy or the source falls flag, you know, that that's one of the theories you're talking about they blame it on the sort Right source magazine though. There's all over a cover of and it was and the other was the other big magazine at the time Vibe but right it's all it's all their fault so you had this This whole situation that had popped up popped off almost two years before the end of 1994 Everything's copacetic a pock and biggie or friends east coast and west coast have come together But people should know if you don't even though Poc was representing west coast Poc was an east coaster That's who went who went to the west coast and started repping the west coast, but There was a famous shooting quads the quad studio shooting which which really ignited this whole thing where Poc and biggie were both at a studio and It seems pretty clear that there were people that wanted to rob to Poc and biggie probably knew about it or potentially knew about it and Poc got robbed almost got killed and Poc blame biggie and puffy and that crew either for Taking part in the robbery or having knowledge and some type of interest in the robbery or Having knowledge of it without an interest in it and not not warning them off not warning Yeah, so let's cover a couple of things leading up to this feud because I love the geek out on this You know, I'm a huge Poc fan. We're both I mean, I this is my teenage years. That's all I listened to was biggie and two-parts. I still listen to Poc if you if those of you who watched our episode a few weeks ago with Anjai where we're talking about the Chicago mob stuff and the financial scams That was a remote episode, but you'll see if you watch that I'm repping my death row records teacher in that episode So we my love of I guess you can kind of take it back possibly to run And this is an aside to run DMC and NWA, but my real love of hip-hop music and rap music Yeah, was cultivated. Yeah by that early to mid 90s Dr. Dre Snoop Dogg the best biggie Poc Wu Tang And I'm a little bit older than Scott a couple years. So I I was already listening to NWA public enemy iced tea but I'm say so to Poc wasn't my He wasn't like if the first guy that that I was really into but I felt like he was the best But when he came out I was like, well, this this is the best shit I used to listen to digital underground. I knew about Poc before he became Poc I remember some of my one of my buddies coming to high school. I was 15 years old 14 or 15 Maybe I wasn't even high school at that point and he's like, oh, remember, you know to Poc from digital underground He's got his own album and I remember getting going somewhere and listening to it Yeah, and I was from that point forward. I was kind of a diehard to Poc fan. So So Tupac Suspects that either as you point out either they knew about it or at the very least didn't didn't either were they either were Invested in it. Yeah got a piece of it, right or they knew about it and kept their mouth. So either way He's he's hella pissed. Yeah, so this is how it this is how it eventually Gets into this mutates into this East Coast West thing not just the thing of like of like Poc against upset with puffy and and biggie so the 1996 sold short awards in 95 95 was 95 that was okay So that was but that that was one of the first the thing that happened was August of 95 Right where we're that were there's a crowded Where they were in New York, I'm pretty sure no the the the first incident is in At least according to this book labyrinth By Randall Sullivan, but maybe even thing of the soul train awards this will the soul train awards according to this chronology chronology is What is what happens first and that's in LA where biggie shouts out Brooklyn and the death wasn't the same It wasn't this I thought it was the same night because I'm pretty sure biggie Shouts out Brooklyn Should gets on stage and says if you want to be a rapper and not have your producer all up in the video Or I come to death row and at the same. I'm pretty sure the same night Snoop Dogg gets on stage and they start booing him and he said oh you guys don't have you don't have any love for the West Coast that wasn't that didn't happen I think but that's the that's the next event. That's in New York. Okay, September. Okay. Okay. That's which is which is where The point was the shitty attitude towards snoop and then was in response to biggie getting booed at the soul train awards a Little bit a little earlier. Yeah, but in both cases the entourage is bump into and get into it and Where you know, you can look at the whole thing like f you and the n-word everything going back and forth and so it's now The over my overall point is it's becoming this kind of cancer where it's not just One dude pissed at another dude. It's becoming record labels pissed at each other and Regions and it should be noted At this point in August and September of 95 Tupac is locked up. Oh, right isn't interjected into this until October, right? So Pac goes to prison. I think for eight nine months on a Sexual assault I think a weapons charge and a sexual assault charge And involving some of the people by the way who probably were the ones who arranged for his shooting. Yeah Haitian Haitian Jack and that's that right and He Cannot afford an appeal bond because it's like a two million dollar appeal bond So, I mean I analogize it kind of like if you're An MBA owner and you've had a couple championships Like, you know if sugar's the MBA owners had some championships with Pac or sorry He has some championships with dr. Dre and snoop and you're looking for that next superstar Mm-hmm and and shook says well I can go to prison and get him Mm-hmm, and I can if I can raise the two million which it was pretty easy I think for for sugar do he goes to prison has all the leverage in any contract negotiations Gifts Tupac to sign a very bad Recording contract Gets him out and Tupac goes on I you know Is alive for the night for another like 10 months or 11 months and he just goes on a recording spree I mean he's recording every day You know 20 songs a day or whatever. That's why he's had so much posthumous. Yeah releases But it's by the time we reach September 96 You've reached a point that Pac doesn't want to be a death row anymore Pac is starting his own sub label called euthanasia and he has Chainware made for it. I believe he was that night wearing that chain for the first time That night and there was I don't know if I want I don't know if I can say an argument I know that there was provocative Conversations between Pac and shook about what Pac's future was at death row, right and also and also Pac was made it clear that when he was doing movies He did not want death row to have any representation when he right in terms of repping him or and I think I think one of the Which should do not take right very well. He wanted everything. He wanted a piece of it. He was a mob boss Yeah, you're we have a piece of you whether you do movies television rap music, right? Right, and I think there was another element where You know Pac is Going at that breakneck pace in from October of 95 to when he died in September of 96 From what I've read and from people I've spoken to part of that breakneck pace was to get through the contract Yes, to get enough material for shook to have his contracts worth of month or of Singles and records right and then he can go off and do his own stuff and sure doesn't have any more piece of it Right and and it's you got to dig into it because Some of the guys in the outlaws who were that was to pox other group that he was involved in And actually some of those guys aren't around anymore either but um One of them was actually was killed. It was one of the witnesses to the murder and was killed a month later, but but um Some of the guys who were still around pushed back against that narrative and They they say just for the record. I don't know. I wasn't there that that no to pox was ride or die I was shook and like and that and that people are overstating Like sort of pock wanting to get away right from shook. So we we just put it out there. Yeah, we don't know But some other interesting things happening around this time Before pock gets out of prison um The dog pound which is on death row snoop dogs grew Um release a song called new york new york where they went to I think they shot They shot they shot it in new york, which is provocative. Yeah, and biggie goes on the radio there and says This is where the location is New yorkers go tell them what's up. And so there's a drive by shooting.  Where they're filming? What do you call the location? Shoot up the set. Yeah shoot up the set. Um, so so then you have you have Threats happening on both sides in this case an actual shooting um Pockets out of jail and he's very Vocal about his hate and and very antagonistic antagonistic in both in interviews and in his songs.    Yeah, that that's pretty antagonistic So so there's a there's a lot of heat and let's not Let's not I mean I believe he did sleep with his wife and faith evans. That's faith evans, you know played into this whole thing She was upset with biggie for being unfaithful to her and there was a time in the months leading up to Uh I don't know if it was the months or it at some point in 95. I believe Uh or or 90s late 95 or early 96 Faith evans runs into tupac at a party in la and it even takes a picture with him Yeah, yeah, you can yeah, it's famous. It's a famous picture And I think the I think that then hit him up came out in the spring of 96 So I think another interesting thing to point out here Um in terms of trying to figure out who who ends up killing pock Is in addition to some of the back and forth.  Yeah, who was also an informant. Yeah and was protected. Yeah, right, so so that's and that's interesting because um If that's true Then there's this notion that Tupac's anger toward bad boy, which was puffy's record label and biggie and all those guys was Unfounded It was kind of a false flag. It felt right and so um And then biggie puts out the song who shot you right right which I mean you Biggie, I remember, you know tried to play the uh, I wrote this and recorded this way before any of this happened And it had nothing to do well, but the fact that you put it out, right when things were were scorching hot, right? It clearly stoked the flames. Yeah, I think I think uh And tupac claimed Who knows but he claimed that he heard stuff in prison that Confirmed his suspicions that puffy and biggie knew about it. Yeah, um, so Whether he thought they set him up or like you say at the very least they didn't they didn't warn him He he's pissed off about it.  Yeah, it was a it was a robbery to send a message and it went That he might have even just shot himself Um, but it's just kind of interesting details surrounding but bring us up or let's go back to the night Yeah, the allegation is and it and it seems to be confirmed by kiffy d himself As pock and shug are making their way To the club at the intersection of flamingo and coval kiffy d in his entourage which included baby lane anison who was his nephew and the guy that got stomped out an hour or two earlier Come upon The the the convoy of death row Vehicles with two pock and shug at the front of it. They heard I guess some girls that were running up to the car and trying to get autographs There was a picture taken. Yeah in the seconds before he's Shot and according to kiffy d His nephew baby lane Pulls up. Uh, they pull their their Cadillac up to uh, I think it was shug's bends Uh, I I think they're a beamer. I think it was a beamer, but I I can't remember and baby lane anderson Uh is chupox killer unloads his clip I think it was a beamer, but and pock who's in the front seat A front passenger seat Shugs driving pock tries to jump in the back As the hits occurring and doesn't make it and shug is grazed by a bullet on his head and then the the Cadillac which has four people in it kiffy d Baby lane anison a guy named bubble up who ends up being killed In los angeles at a I think at a disco And then another guy I'm I'm I can't think of that guy's name right now, but But within two years, baby lane is killed So baby lane has killed in the summer of 98 He had been in that he'd been investigated as the shooter in this He denied it said that he was a big tupac fan Um, love this music would have never heard even doesn't tell on shug about the assault Right because shug is in trouble for violating his parole or his probation. Yeah and and and baby face anison actually says No, he was trying to break it up. Yeah, which The video footage doesn't really To me and lend yourself to believing that narrative. So I think that was sort of a no snitching kind of thing So you're have all the speculation you have a bunch of you know, what I call fallout Murders, um, if you go to, you know, my gang's report website plug plug hit the siren benny, uh, and you put in a search Um for for tupac murder you can find I did a a number of stories and timelines on The number of murders that occurred after Tupac's and biggie's Murders and again, this was this was something that was very real and lasted for years after that these murders that took place in 96 97 In the 2000s kiffy d gets caught up in a drug case And cops a plea and as part of that plea deal He debriefs On what he knows about the tupac murder And gets immunity for it and points the finger at his nephew and tells of All the circumstances leading up to it. He kind of I think makes it, um He says in his book basically this was this was real life gangster shit.  Well, even even if you look at some of the interviews with those blood OG's Uh The mob pyru guys They will even say that pock was in over his head and that they would warn him at least according to them that they would warn him And shug To you need to make sure pock understands that he's an artist and an entertainer and he's getting in over his head It was a talking shit hanging out with gang bangers and for people that study tupac It it's undisputed that this Uh persona that he takes on in the last couple years of his life Is a ginormous overcompensation Um of the real kind of tupac that you saw in his teenage years and in his first year's rapping Where he was not someone who embraced a thug life He was not someone that was ultra aggressive or ultra provocative or ultra, um antagonistic to the point of uh, almost You know wanting to be hurt He had all these incidents when he was a recording artist run-ins with the law run-ins with gang bangers After he had his first music contract He had no run-ins with the law before he was a rapper and an actor Yeah, I'm with other people. Yeah, I would say that, um Another way of looking at it is that it wasn't so much overcompensating, but that prison made him. Oh, yeah, that too I'm sure that that yeah, harden them and harden them and jaded him um So but but but definitely right that wasn't I mean he was he was before that he was a very Creative soul artistic guy. He was in all sorts of kinds of music. He liked rock rock music folk music He was he was a genuine artist. He was in a poetry reading philosophy Yeah, he was not like a what the thug life stuff happened Later, no, it was influenced by the people he surrounded himself right and I I firmly believe and I've heard other people Say this so I don't want to take credit for it But I firmly believe that tupac had never been killed We would be talking about tupac right now as one of the great actors Yeah, and creators directors producers. I think so Um, he was that prolific. Yes, like this this isn't someone that would have just you know, he was 24 when he died Uh, I can't imagine what he would have created into his 30s and 40s and 50s um He was engaged to cadata jones Who was uh quincy jones's? Daughter and I know that in the year leading up to his uh murder He became very close with quincy jones cutie three produced some of all eyes on me That's quincy's son and I can't imagine with that as your mentor He only mentored him for less than a year So I can't imagine going forward if if he would add quincy jones as his father-in-law Um, how far he could have gone outside of the yeah, and he's a point out. He was already doing movies Yeah, he was our some great tupac movies if you've never seen him juice poet justice I love gang related even though it's kind of a bad movie. I think it's yeah gridlock gridlock is a great kind of It takes place in detroit. It's kind of it's a so kind of a social uh commentary Well, also pock was very We're getting sidetracked a little bit here, but he was also very Socially conscious and and a political revolution here. I mean his mother Well, he comes from the black pamphlet of chicor with tula chicor his stepdad just died A couple weeks ago. So but so he was he was he was born He was born in the middle of a revel in a as a part of the revolution. Yeah um He so the one thing I want to also add I guess in that way. He's always I guess in that one Maybe I'm wrong. I guess in that way He was already kind of naturally antagonistic because he comes from you know the blood of black panthers Well, I would say I would say militant. Um He definitely had that pedigree Which is not necessarily mean thug life though. Um and then later on he sort of kind of merges it what what like Michael Eric Dyson calls like thug revolutionary where where he starts becoming sort of like Uh a mutation of both the kind of social conscious political kind of thing with with the mix with the with the gangsta stuff but but one thing I want to add here because I keep on going back to the the puffy guys puff daddy and biggie and those guys is Because they knew that shug was connected to the bloods When puffy and those guys were in la they would hire the crips To be their security detail and I think even in new york They had some connection to some crips and in new york They also had a connection to another group that we've talked about quite often On this podcast the plaque mafia family who hadn't fully coalesced at that point but um I know that there was you know startup cash that was given to puffy uh From from people that were connected to bmf for bad boy And at that point in time 96 97 Terry uh big meach's brother southwest tea is living in la Yeah, so the both record labels have some sketchy Yeah relationships, but I I think why it's it's interesting to point out the the crip connection specifically the la crips is It lends itself to this theory that Shooting pock was not a spontaneous reaction to the beat down Which leaves some people to believe that the beat down was actually kind of a uh a facade and a setup Well, the anderson went there to know that it would provoke them to right to assault him Yes, right, uh, and then that leads us to some of the reporting that has been done. Um in the la papers At first I had a hard time believing it but uh the further along we get I'm more open to it that This murder came from the crips on some type of either A contract or a tacit agreement Uh from bigging puffy Um and that key fidi has told people or other people in key fidi's orbit have told people that key fidi was familiar with puffy that puffy and key fidi would uh socialize in la and new york that there was some type of Conversation within a meeting or within a meal Uh in 96 Where where puffy was complaining about shug and pock and how He either wanted them dead or would be happy if they were dead or I don't know if the word dead came up They wanted them out of the way or something Maybe that it wasn't necessarily hey, I am going to pay you x amount to do this But the bloods and key or sorry the crips and the key fidi crew took it to mean if we do this We can get x y and z and that they they did it on the belief that puffy wanted it done And then went back to puffy and said okay, we did it now. You owe us money Um and and puffy pushed back on that basically saying I never told you to do it You misinterpreted me. I ain't paying anything one another another interpretation is that uh that the bad boy people felt That this was a preemptive that they they felt that That shug was going to try to have them killed. Yeah, and and that they needed to they needed to hit them first Um, so I again with speculative according to one informant and one of the stories that I believe was published in the la times And again, I have a hard time believing this but That puffy gave the gun Yeah to the to the kill team saying I want you to shoot him with this gun They had to walk that but then the newspaper had to walk it back Yeah, I find it difficult to believe to um and uh, so you you had a situation where It's you know, it's it you still don't know Um, but you can what we know for sure Is that there are connections between the people that? We believe killed jupac At least tangentially To big Ian pup Yeah, and then and then the the what we have to add to this is of course As scott pointed out there's subsequent violence after the murder of of tupac on the streets of la Between the bloods and the and the cribs, but the most the most High-profile murder of course is the murder of biggie small which happens five months later four months later and then and then you have these one theory Which is five months that that that if if the cribs were pissed off about being double crossed That they took out biggie I don't buy that. I think it's probably people in the death row camp that that in retaliation for for tupac's and you can and If you deep dive it you can find connections between Suspects in the biggie hit. Yes to death row. Yeah to the Corrupt parts of the la pd. Yeah guys that were blood affiliated Yeah, and it's it's challenging I'm not trying to defend the law enforcement here because that's actually they have a black guy It's it's I mean that's something we could discuss to sort of a meta level um, but it is challenging in a way because A lot of these guys end up dead in the in the subsequent 20 years, which is what I kind of feel if I'm gonna play amateur 25 whatever years it's amateur psychiatrist here with What's going on in key pd's head over these last couple years? I need to take math lessons It's been what 27 years now Uh, 26 I'm like 20 years. Oh 27 27 27. Jesus christ biggie. Well, I said we were talking about biggie. It's been 27 Go ahead. I'm sorry. Sorry to interrupt finish your thought. No wait biggie Uh, I can't count nine. What's 96 to 2023. That's what I mean. That's what I'm embarrassed 97 to 2003 Is 28 Yeah, so it's almost 30 years at this point But the point is in that whatever almost 30 years almost everybody Affiliated with this case is dead except for puffy key pd and maybe Which I can't I think emboldened key pd Feeling like I can say whatever I want. There's nobody here to contradict me. Yeah, right And I'm confident that they're never gonna find a gun that I'm Hiding if you believe he's hiding the murder weapon, right and another sort of Footnote to this which which our audience maybe that's more interested in the italian lcn stuff is a real Pivotal figure in this narrative is david kenner. Who is the official lawyer for a shug? Hock, I mean, I'm sorry got snoop out of a murder case. So got snoop a queen of a murder case Right, well, I think johnny cochran too. I think was part of that legal team David kenner is considered like the superstar defense attorney and Allegedly, he's a connected lawyer in new york and specifically usually it's he's he's Identified as having connections to the genovese family I've never been able to corroborate that Again, like jimmy said, we haven't been able to corroborate this but the press Back then would refer to him as like an in-house counsel for the genovese. Yeah, he was like on retainer for anybody in the genovese Yeah, that was put out a lot. I I can't find anything that that backs that up But it could be true that boost cutler was for for guy for the gambino's Yeah, and and one of the reasons why I think it's an interesting footnote is That's precisely why shug wanted him on his team because shug loved the mafia stuff He lived in lefty rosenthal's house ace rosting the movie that you saw and casino Yeah, like that house that you see that ace rosting is living on yeah after that movie buys that house right and as that's the house that they're going to before the shooting right and and so He loves that whole mystique. He would he would have the the death row guys They would have to watch bugsy in the godfather movie and how did death row get started? It got started through harry o michael harris One of the biggest drug dealers in the history of los angeles and he was Not just a silent partner People didn't realize at that time everyone thought shug was the final say shug wasn't the final say harry o was not initially but then but then sugar and then they put and then they pushed harry o out And then he ends up suing them. He ends up suing shug but um, but also um, he also puts shug also hires spolatro as his lawyer No, goodman Goodman and spolatro. He spolatro's son. Oh, okay. Okay. He also hired for obvious reasons. Yeah Because he loved casino. He loved that film so um You know, we'll see what happens in terms of um, the you know, what if if they can um Arrest anyone in this case. I I think it is a black eye on law enforcement both local law enforcement in california and Embarrassing that it's 30 years later federal level.  What what if in the 1960s frank sinatra and dean martin gotten to some big Uh, you know dispute and they and their camps end up killing each other You think 30 years after that we would have had no answers. No, it's it's I don't buy that so One thing we want to do is is talk about the the finish up here the cultural significance of this And and I have this sort of hypothesis that like people who are like in scott's dad's age Don't quite appreciate it. But then also younger people. I have a lot of students in my criminology classes Unfortunately, the reality now is they're so used to rappers getting killed that they're sort of like well How is it? What's the big deal doesn't this just happen all the time? And I would say a not back then but b Pock and biggie are on another level in my opinion as artists Um, and you can't compare them to it's like a beat. It's like they're the Beatles They're the Beatles one of the middle guy who gets they're the Beatles or they're duke allington or they're Who gets killed as a any half Elvis Presley? I mean So we've got we could do an actual experiment here because we have someone who's in the middle Someone who's older than my college students But younger than us. So so ben the producer engineer What what are your thoughts? Is this is this a big deal this story? Is it still a big deal or are we just geeking out? It's definitely still a big deal. Um To park and biggie or uh icons in the rap community people still consider them Uh, the best all time A lot of people still have them in their top five um Among the millennial gen z generation People younger than me who listened to you know, a little baby and all that Uh, they couldn't care but people my age Even though, you know people my I was One and almost two years old. Uh when tupac got killed um We still Looked into it, you know what i'm saying. Um Know about it Know that biggie got shot stuff like that so, uh They are two people that still transcend generations and I think it is important news um The problem is In our news cycle, you know Every other second something else happens on twitter. Yeah, I think that's more of the reason why it's not as big Contextualize it when they both died the internet had just started. Yeah. Yeah, there was no social media. No cable was, you know Was around and you had a you know, a nice selection on on television, but there was That was the only place you went it was still it wasn't we weren't at the point in the 80s where we were kind of like You still had just three, you know abc mbc cbs You were now in the point where you had more options, but it was still your media consumption Was very there was a very narrow lane and you got what people gave you What mtv was giving you what your radio station was giving you it's not like today was decentralized So, I mean pock and biggie with me, you know in my teenage years They were so and then same with dr. Dre and and and uh Snoop snoop. I mean they were so Ubiquitous You're popular. Yeah. Yeah, and I and I will say that just I mean probably no one cares, but just to be autobiographical here um When I talk about the these tragic losses in the 90s For me, you know, a lot of a lot of people It was the the suicide of Kurt Cobain that that really hit them personally and I can understand why I'm a nirvana fan But for me that the the tupac murder hit me a lot It hit me a lot a hundred times harder I was a way bigger tupac fan than I was Nirvana and I say that as you guys who watch this watch our show I'm a fucking heavy metal dude. So like I you know, I I love rock music. I live it. I I breathe it um, especially heavy music, but uh, just as comparing those two I'm a way bigger tupac fan than than I was a nirvana fan. So Cobain didn't have that effect I mean, I think honestly, I was in terms of that type of music because I have a very eclectic taste Um, I was big into pearl jam if eddie vetter Had committed suicide at the same time. Kurt Cobain did it probably would have hit me harder Um, I we can go down this revital off-camera. Uh, I'm not a huge nirvana fan. I recognize their significance Yeah, um I like a couple of their songs a lot, but in general I'm not a ginormous fan of their catalog. I don't go deep with them either. Uh, but uh, Yes, I mean the the tupac and biggie murder I can remember where I was when I heard the news. I can remember how much It affected me. I I'm an embarrassed to to to say this, but I'll admit it to to my audience I believe on the 10 year anniversary I was in Las Vegas and me and my buddy went and bought some, uh Liquor and and went went to the corner went to the corner of club flamingo and coval And I this is again, it shows you kind of how sometimes, uh I thought I'm like, oh, it's a 10 year anniversary.  I'll be the only ones there We're at the corner. I mean, do you guys realize that this is where tupac was killed 10 years ago today? Yeah, and that's in 10 years. I mean that that's that wasn't long, you know Yeah, that was in 2006 or something, but I mean we I just um, I love the death row stuff Not trying to say it wasn't tragic. I I never Was a huge like biggie fan or the east coast stuff. I mean, I loved wu tang But like, um, I was we the guys I ran with man. We rep death row I started as a huge pot guy and then I went to college it in in indiana And it doesn't sound like it but a big group of new yorkers go to iu And I became friends with a lot of new yorkers Maybe in the last year or two of biggie, you know, he was around for I think three or four years Yeah, yeah, and that's the other thing both careers were pretty short seems like they were like around forever But they they got me in I remember my first couple months of college them kind of inundating me with biggie and wu tang and tribe and Nas And jz and they they got me to appreciate the east coast But I like you're saying I was all west coast. Yeah until I was 17 or 18 Yeah, I always I always prefer even now I I listen to I mean, I there's some exceptions I love wu old school public enemy you see on the show I rep those bands with my with the groups with my shirts, but these shirts But uh to this day to me, you can't beat the death row stuff Tupac, Snoop, Dre the chronic can't beat it Just a couple of fact correction. Tupac was 25 when he passed. Thank you. And um, it was a bmw 7 series. Okay. See this is what we need like on, um Pti they used to have the errors and omissions. Oh, yeah, because I'm getting checked, you know We'll deal with this in another video, but I'm getting checked right and left sometimes on some of our videos And I want I want to be checked sure so but sometimes, you know, when you when you have all this Information in the old noggin sometimes you can get the signals cross so well I hope the I hope they can bring some closure on these cases to the To the loved ones that are left. I mean tupac's mother's dad I is biggie's mom. I don't know. I'm not sure if she's alive either I thought biggie's mom was alive and tupac's mom. Yeah, pox mom is dead if pox mom's dead I think view I think veletta walls is dead now, too I think so too, but um, but there are still some loved ones and friends And other family and then also just for the fans and just for the justice system like it. It's, uh, you know for all these unsolved murders um For these but Lutulu Shakur who raised pock. He died in prison a couple of weeks ago. Yeah um And pock was again, he was raised in this revolutionary environment I mean his mom was a major player in the black panthers and then Mutulu Shakur and Geronimo Pratt who were were pox main father Uh father figures these were I mean these weren't like Small-time players in the black panthers.  I had fun doing this We'll continue to think about bringing you a mix of of content And uh, again, please like subscribe follow us. I'm jimmy buchelato. 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A Santan Valley man originally charged with sexually assaulting more than a dozen underage girls could get out of jail as early as today. Team 12's William Pitts is live in the newsroom with why Tyler Cost will soon walk free despite being sentenced to three years behind bars. Well Tyler Cost was facing sexual assault charges. His plea deal though had him pleading guilty to only three counts of child abuse and three counts of sexual conduct with a minor. That gave him three years in jail but he could walk out at any time. Tyler James Cost, a one in most disturbed, sick, demented human beings, I remember consistently trying to speak to. Tyler Cost's victims wanted him to serve the maximum time. He was facing three to seven and a half years in prison. Prosecutors read letters from some victims.  My life changed forever. Cost's family told the judge he's a great person and his lawyers maintained that Cost was railroaded by a cabal of jilted high school girls.  Judge, Tyler is a good kid and we ask that you allow him to come home to his family and let the healing process begin for everybody. We provided the binder and this is an exact copy with all of the exhibits that call into question much of what was alleged. Cost's lawyers still maintain the girls were conspiring against him using Facebook chats like this one. We need to come up with a plan. He's going to feel the pain he put every girl through. The one person who didn't cite any of this, Tyler Cost. Your Honor, I want to apologize for my actions. I know that I made some serious mistakes and I want you to know that I accept responsibility for what I did. I'm so sorry for the pain I caused everyone. After sentencing, Cost's lawyer blamed the media and the former sheriff and county attorney who brought the charges. A lot of the anguish that was caused to all of the people in this case related to the publicity. Even the new county attorney blamed former sheriff Paul Babu and former county attorney Lando Voiles who brought the case. The prior administration, in my opinion, wanted to treat him solely as an adult and say if an adult did this, this is the appropriate resolution. Again, Cost did not plead guilty to any sexual assault charges. Those were dropped. As part of the plea deal, though, he'll have to register as a sex offender and beyond probation for 15 years. But he was also given credit for time served. So those three years are basically served. He can walk out at any time. William Pitt's 12 News.


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Okay, good morning everyone. Let me know if you can hear me back again today. Is there everybody there? Give me a heads up. Great. So there's two things I rated today. Guild and the Z. And I think the guild looks better. So does anybody have anything else they want me to look at? TDW wasn't crazy about this. There's actually a lot of things, but they're very low volume. These things have volume. They're gapping down. Let's look at the market. And then let's go. I didn't do the numbers yet for guild, so we can kind of do that together a little bit. Alright. Gala has here with me today. Again, market's neutral. I wouldn't count this as a down gap in the market. Market looks neutral. Could pull in today. Let's look at the spy. I just made myself a cup of coffee and I'm afraid to move it because it's going to spill. I have to go over like this. I've been up since five. I need some caffeine. All right. Won't make it past 10 a.m. All right. Here. Let's look at the spy. Anybody have anything else to look at? Okay. Definitely spy looks like it might pull in a little bit today. All right. So that's interesting. So there's that. Q's spy. Let's look at Z again. Z, fine with you doing if you want to watch it, but I think guild is better. PE. You want me to look at PE? And then we got to do the numbers for guild. We only have 10 minutes. The guild is probably going to, this is fine. You can rate it, but this isn't better than guild. PE is not better than guild. MSI too thin. Let's go look at the guild. Let's do the numbers. All right. Let's do it together right in the room. Tell me what the targets are for guild. And Phillip, you can do this too. What are the targets? What's the first target for guild? I didn't do this as we're going through this today. Here's the class. We're learning what, what are the targets for guild today? Am I talking to myself? 65.50. That's not the first target. We can write that down. It's definitely a target that is very, very far away. Suzanne says 66.55. Well, where are we right now? 67.85. Here's where we are. Where could this go? This could go all the way down here to 63 dollars. You want to talk about some big numbers. 65 looks like a reasonable target today in this. The target is, if you think the target 67.65, I don't think you should be shorting this for 20 cents came in due. 65.54. That's what Linda said 65.50. You guys are both right. Right. You guys are both right. But I also think 65 is very reasonable. So most likely let's just say 65. Dream target 63. 67 though is the first target. 67.65 can't be the first target. We're not going to do this. If you think it's going to bounce there, there'd be no point. All right. So let's go and figure out the resistance. And we're talking about this yesterday. What about the resistance here? I'm going to write the targets in the room. You guys put the resistance targets. I'm writing them. I'm just repeating what everybody said. Phillip, do you want to say? What's the resistance in this? This won't be a small stop. It will be a big stop again. It's going to be at least 50 cents. It could be a dollar. This is 68.71. It's like 0.00 and three-quarters of an inch. All right. Here, let's... I don't know where you're getting up, but that was funny. All right. Here, let's just look. I mean, there's some... This is the thing here. So last night, it closed before at 73.13. Gap down this morning here. This is probably... In an ideal world... Here, listen. I'm going to say something really important. In an ideal world, it sets up exactly like what you might call it did yesterday. If it doesn't, it's going to possibly could reverse whoosh, in which case we can't do it, and we'll have to flip to something else. But I will tell you that in an ideal world, it sets up exactly like the one did yesterday. Because if it starts to rally, it could be a big, big rally. So we have to be careful with this. Here, it's rallying right now. Maybe we'll get lucky. I'll look at ACAM. Unfortunately, the real resistance here is quite far away from where it's at right now, but we are getting a rally. We are getting a rally here. I'll put this... I'll put the numbers that you guys put. But the problem is that it's far. I mean, it could go up to 70, and I'm not crazy about that if it does, except for it's rallying right now. Let's see. ACAM? ACAM, I didn't even see this this morning. ACAM, I didn't rate it. I didn't rate it. Did anybody rate it? If for some reason guild opens and reverse whooshes, I still like guild better than this, but this looks good. Maybe we should watch them both. What do you think? Here, wow. I don't have enough time to even do anything with this. Did anybody rate this? Philip, did you rate... ACAM? No, I didn't either. What's the reason for this gap? Quickly, quickly, somebody tell me. ACAM. Does anyone know? This is earnings. Alright, here's what I'm going to do. Plan of action is guild up is a number one one. I'll put ACAM in the middle. I didn't rate it. It does look good, but it does not better than guild. I don't have a problem with guild. It is down a lot. I'm just telling that we can't do it if it reverse whooshes. Got it? Any questions? Marca could pull in today. In which case the shorts are will be in play. Don't look for a deep pull in. That's never going to happen in a million years. How many people did Netflix? Write it in the room. Quick. You and I are going to go over that alone later. How many people did Netflix? Netflix was the call I gave on the option letter this week. Couldn't have been any better. I almost went to the strike place the day after I gave it that's insanity. Here, who did it? Sue did it. I, John did it. Dubads did it. Did everybody do it? Good for you. Jaguar Paw didn't do it. I was shocked. Surprised. But Jaguar Paw did Google at a lower strike, which I didn't even look at. Let's quickly look. And he made money there. Disney, I wouldn't do anything with it.  It's nothing to shorten. I wouldn't go along it and it was a bust. It's not in play at all. Don't do anything in that. And it's nothing to be done in that one. This looks good, except for, again, predictability of the time that it's going to get going here at the Google. That's the problem. And the market looks like a good pull in today. Amazon, I will go too quickly. Rally never since it gapped down in that earnings. Can you believe that? What a racket. Let's look at it. Can you believe you can hear those sirens in the people on the street at 60 Stories Up? We can hear somebody talking and ordering a sandwich from 60 Stories Up. Can you believe that? It's the echoing on the buildings. They hear those sirens like that. They're not even near here either. That's hilarious. Here, there's Amazon. All right, let's watch Gail. Gail'd up. I'll have A Cam in the middle for those of you that want to get nuts. You can do them both. Any questions? If one of them does a swoosh, then we'll just flip to the swoosh one. But I don't think that's going to necessarily happen today. Everything today is going to have a big stop. Everything is going to have a big stop. I don't know which one here is going to be the best one to do. So I have them both up. Because for some reason, the Gail reverse swooshes. Oh, that just got a drop. Oh, that just dropped right there. Hold on. Now look at that. It's at 66.25. I'll look at everything's dropping. All right, let's just watch the main one here I have. Look, it's dropping. It's dropping right now. Gosh, am I clocks wrong? 9.28. Look at how both those things just fell. Are you watching those? That one just fell. They're both just fell. Like, look at them. But this one has the volume in it. They're both going to be big stops. I'd say size yourself for a buck, 80 cents to a buck in either one. This really could go to $63 today. I'm talking about Guild. ACAM I have up in the middle. If that drops today, I think it does not drop massively. Guild is the one today to watch the top pick and could have a massive, massive drop. But it could open a reverse swoosh. So I'm just letting you know. I wouldn't jump the gun in any of these things today and everybody should get filled. And we'll see if you get filled today quickly what happens. All right, good luck everyone. These just happen to be expensive stocks and they're also spreading. So it's just the name of the game right now here. I think they're both going to work. Just focus on one. I'm just focused on one here. Now let's screw it. We're going to ACAM. Look at that bar here. We're going to ACAM. It just swooshed. Move to ACAM. Flip to ACAM right now. Flip it, flip it, flip it. Wow. I said we're going to play it by ear here but they're both probably going to work. In fact, I can have Guild up here in the middle. I'll call them both but I just switched everything out. I put Guild in the middle and I put ACAM as the main watch. They're both going to work. Look at it. They're both going to work. They're both going to work. They're both going to work. They're both going to work. I wouldn't do this. Let's do the swoosh entry on ACAM. Just wait. Here. Guild just hit. Put the stop over the high. Put it at 6750 if you're in it. Wow. There's the dollar stop in Guild. Let's wait for ACAM here. In fact, I'm just going to take this off. Let's not get distracted. This opened and swooshed so let's stay with the ACAM but I got to be honest with you. They're both going to work. You could be in that Guild right now. This is a split second decision here. I don't have any entry in this. I don't have anything at all and no one should be in it yet. Let's see what this did. Here this is going. This is going. This is a big stop too. So if you're in Guild, you can be in it. I would put the stop at 6750. I think let's go with the ACAM because of the fact that it opened and swooshed. Let's see and do everything right today. I never thought that would happen though. Very spready. Look at that and no one should be in this yet. Nothing's happened. This is going to be a big stop too. I would size yourself for at least a dollar. This is ACAM now. Short. If you did Guild, you did it on your own. 49 by 6670. There, just hit. 49 by 6670. You can do it. 49 by 6670. ACAM. You can do it. So just put the stop over the line. Just put it at 6670.  Is that, you want to sit in there or are you doing? Oh, you are Phil. Put the stop at 6670. And if it gives another entry, we're going to do it. If it gives another entry, which it might, we're going to do it and we'll lower the stop. But for now, take it and put the stop at 6670. This is ACAM. It's going to give another entry. Is everybody in it? Yeah, ACAM's the one here. Let me help fill up. Is everyone in it right in the room? Where did you get that? There's a 49 in the drop. So it is just fine. That's good enough. That's actually not a bad fill at all. So you have the stop. Here it goes. Here it goes. Here, I did that. We'll go over when we're done why I called it there. I just had a feeling because I really just, is everybody in it? It may not give another entry. And there was a reason I called it there. Susanna is out with a profit of $850 already. Where did you do it? Journey woman didn't get it. Journey woman just, you could do it right here and just put the stop over the high. I don't know if it's going to give another entry. There's a reason I made that call. We'll go over when we're done. Here, here, here. I didn't even figure out targets for this. Here, $63.50. $63. Look at this. Your goal is in for the day. There. There's your goal is in for the day. Your hand should be in the button if this bounces at all to get out. That's your goal for the day. If you make $500 a day, it's $2,500 a week. You're going to make more than that in this today. See where it goes. But don't let it bounce against you because of stress. You don't want it. Your goal is in. Look. Now see it bounced again. Pay attention. Now. Okay. So what are you doing? You need to get out. You just sat there listening to me. Listen, when your goal is in for the day, don't get out right now. It's going to drop again. But I'm saying, I know, well, the chart was bouncing. I wasn't watching my chart and your chart's aren't as nice as mine. But I'm saying to you that that was the first exit and your goal was up for the day. So what are you going to do? You're going to wait till break is done again now. Of course. Yes. Yes. Okay. But really you should have gotten out of that is what I'm saying. Right. Okay. Here it goes. Here it goes. And don't let this get away from you. Here. Let's see if you can get that 64. 64 is the next number. This is live and watch himself make money and then have it go away from him. Here under 64. Oh, it's like the last time it did. See, it's bouncing again. You're at 570. Now you're at 465. If the time it bounces, it could be 200 bucks only. This is where you have to act with $30. Here. It's going to break again. Don't wait till it bounces against you with this. It's too, it's too crazy. You're out. Yes. How much did you make? 480 is good. Perfect. Okay. Gala has out. Thank God. Okay. Here it goes. Here it goes. If you're still in it, 64. Wow. We'll go over this. I had a feeling here. Here it's still going, but I had a feeling that it wasn't going to give a secondary entry then. That's why I called it the way I did. And it was a big stop. Here. If you're still in it, your hand should be in the button. 63.50 is the next number. Look at that. Here it goes. Where'd you get filled? Where'd you get out? That's fine. That's absolutely fine. If anyone is in this, I will get out of this here right now. 936 and it's going to bounce. It's falling straight since it opened. I'd get out of it though. I really, really would. It did continue. We're going to go over this. We're going to talk about this. I know. Why are you still going? It wasn't going, but here's the thing. This is what we were talking about yesterday. We're going to talk about this today. We're going to talk about the Netflix. Why are you giving away so much money just to make a little bit more? It doesn't matter where your goals end. If you have $1,000 in that, would I have the screen to take it? No, you wouldn't. I wouldn't take it.  I'm trying to help you make money. Now, you've made $500 approximately, but you could have made more, which we'll talk about later with the Netflix one. But the point is though, why it's not, you're not even a great person. That's why I'm trying to understand what's going on in your mind. I'm trying to assess the situation. The situation is it's stopping, but it's going to bounce. The situation is nothing. You just took a great trade. It's just made money. I know we're going to talk about Netflix here. This is still going, but honestly, I think everybody should be out. Netflix is a whole different thing, which we're going to talk about that after we close out of the room.  Here was a secondary entry. I actually didn't call it, but this was a second entry here at 9.35. Wow, look at that. Everyone should be out, I think. It's going to bounce. And it went to every target massively. And it's probably going to set up again. You could play this all day, I think. Is anyone still in it? New York City Bob Shorty Guild and ACAM. Galahad needs a drink and a cigarette after this. I'm trying to help Galahad make money, which he does, but he doesn't exit the trade until after he reverses. Guild and ACAM trailing. See, here's the thing. I'm just going to talk out loud, and I'm saying this for the benefit of Galahad here. Honestly, honestly, if you could have made another $500 today, that's great, but what if the trade would have reversed against you? I'm just being plain devil's advocate. No, if it had, and that would have been the end of it, and you would have only made $150 and you had your goal for the day, and then you only would have made $150 once you'd been upset. No, not one loss. No. It's not a loss. I'm saying if you would have booked $150. Well, yes. It's a swish, isn't it? It's gone. It is a swish, but that was not a proper swish entry. I'm going to go over that why I called that the way I did, but I'm saying to you, yeah, I'm just trying to say to you that you have got to make your goals.  It's screaming at you to get out. That's insane. You have to be by yourself and get out when your goal is in, and you are making your goals.  You're just not exiting the trades. You're making your goals. You're making money in most of these trades, but you're not getting out. You're actually probably exceeding your goals, except for you don't get out. I'm just, this is what we're going to go over even on Monday night when Sarah comes. We're going to talk about money because I'm just trying to get on your head and figure out why it does not matter. It doesn't matter if you could have made another $500 in this today. What would have mattered is if you would have lost in this trade or had you're going for the day and not made it, then what would you have done? You would have been upset with yourself. I would have been upset with myself. Yes, you are. You get there and you think, why didn't I take it? It's always a constant backing with yourself, isn't it? You got to let it go. That's what I'm telling you. You're overthinking it.  Be in the moment. In the moment. I'm looking here. I'm not looking at the chart. I'm saying, there you are. You got money. If I had seen them on your app of Netflix yesterday, I would have said, take it. But I wasn't sitting next to you to see it. So that's what I mean. Why do I have to say, take it? That's what I'm saying. Anyways, this is good for all you people. But the bottom line is, yeah, nice trade. Thank you. You played the options. Who did the options? Here, this is probably the exit for the morning. 63-22 and crazy. Let's go over this for everybody. Some of you are doing extremely well with everything. Options, day trading, everything. Some of you are new and making your goals every day because you have very low goals and low expectations. So you're making them. The point is, some of you have such high expectations that you're holding trades too long to have massive winners in every one. Now, was this a huge winner? The answer is yes. But if you had your goal in for the day and it starts to back up and bounce us like this did in here, what if it had been the low of the day? It wasn't, but what if it had? And that's the point that I'm trying to make for those of you that are not making your daily goals. If you're making your daily goals, do whatever you want as long as you keep doing great. But if you're not, you got to get a handle on it. That's the point. You know what I'm saying? If you're meeting or achieving your goals every day, I don't care what you do. Do 10 things. Do everything that rates. But if you're not, then you got to get a handle on why. And what I think the only problem that you have is you're just not getting out. It's just such an easy correction. And you did. You made your goal today. Now you made money every day. You're here. That's fantastic. Okay, here in cam. You could put this stop over 6380 if you're still in it, but I think everybody's out. You made $830 and 45 seconds. Susanna, you must have jumped the gun here. You must. You had to have jumped the gun a little bit. Did you? Be honest. Yeah. She did. Well, at least she copped to it. Yeah. So Susanna's goal is $1,000 a week. So she almost made her goal for the week in today's trade. So what are you going to do the rest of the week, Susanna? What are you going to do tomorrow and what are you going to do Friday? You're going to be very, very careful. Follow my call. Yeah. Follow the, follow the madam president. Okay. Let's look at this here. All right. This open and swooshed. So here we have it. Hi, the day was 6659, low was 6322. I do think this could continue, but I don't think anyone should do any other trades if you made money today and if your goal for the day is in. Why did I do this? This really wasn't the correct swish entry. In fact, we saw this and I hide it up at the secondary watch, but then there it was. It was there. It was, it did it. It swushed. It was great. It was fabulous. And then I saw this one bar and I thought, Holy crap, this is probably going to just collapse. And the volume of the morning here was not so significant that I thought that this would have the proper then rally because you only get the pushback if you have shorts covering. So then that's what made me do it. So I thought, screw it. And then I called it and the stop had to be over the high. So that's why I did it. And I was right. Look at that. Although this did give another entry here because you didn't have enough people.  Look at that. So you don't really have a lot of shorts in the morning. The stock also isn't, isn't enough trends. So you don't have people really short the stock for the longer-term trend. So that is why I called that there. That was a great eye that was just off the cuff. Well, I would never do that without me directing you, but I didn't see it having the pushback or the green because no one was going to buy it, not the way that it opened, not the way that it got down. And then you didn't have the short cover as to how we were to get the green. What this in here then is some people that did short it, which some of, which, you know, everybody in the room did. So that was a good call, but don't ever do that alone without me. But I gave it a wide stop for the purposes of the fact that in case it did bounce back in here. So that's why I did it. So did anyone at all hold this, this long? If you actually held it down, it did move, you know, $2.75. So this was almost a three-hour trade, even with that massive stop. But this was a scary bounce in here. Here, let's go back. Here, this could set up again. Anyways, this is a scary bounce in here. And this is what I was screaming at Phillip. I couldn't really see the chart. I think this was the minute I was telling him to take it, but then it dropped again. And then he took it somewhere in here. There you have it. So I would leave it being, I will leave this be, I wouldn't, I wouldn't go back in this again right now. Does anyone have any questions? Everyone should be up great money today. Did anyone not do this? Discipline dude trailed down to 6330. That's great. Right in here, I want to see what's the most amount of money that anybody made in this today. It was a big stop. I want to see some big numbers here. Someone should have made a lot of money in this. I'm not going to make another official call in here. Chief at a good day, 590 bucks. Market is run. Whatever happened to TVA yesterday? 565 in guild. Chinchilla 520. Sue made 1500 plus 500. What two things did you do besides the guild? Some of you people are doing amazingly well. Here, TVA. TVA worked yesterday, went and is still going today. TVA. Did anyone do that yesterday? It worked. It continued. It went. It's still going today. TVA. Continuation watch TVA. Let's look at what Disney did. Sue, what all did you do that you made too grand today? Let's go back to the ACAM. Wow, look at this. I didn't want to call another entry in this right away, but look, it's still going. Look at this. It's insane. I was almost going to call a kamikaze here, but why call a kamikaze when everybody just did a good trade? Look, it's still going. What's the biggest bar in this chart? Let's see. Four dollars. Four dollars. It's not there yet. This is pretty much just collapsing off the planet. Look at that. It just broke 63. Wow, we've seen more swishes in the last six weeks since the beginning of 2017. I've lost count. I've lost count three, four, five. In six weeks time, less than that, we've seen, so if we see more swishes than I've seen the last quarter of the end of the quarter of the earnings season of 2016, everything's swishing. That's amazing to me. Boy, but you never know when it's going to happen. You just never know. My top watch today was Zee. What did it do? This still did work. You could have done it. You could have done it. You could have made money. It wasn't a crazy stop. Where did it go? This was a good move in here. This was better. You could have done that. Did anybody do the guild? Oh, Sue did the guild in the ACAM, but Zee was good. Don't think I would have done anything with this, but this did work. It's working.  All right. Let's go over any questions anyone has about ACAM. Ask me right now. We'll look at tonight. This is still going. I think the thing I'm trying to convey to Phillip, and I'm going to talk to him alone about it today, is that if your goal is in for the day, then what do you do if the stock backs up? If the stock backs up, and you're going, here I'm talking to you, Phillip. If your stock backs up, and you have your goal in for the day, then you're chanting it. This is where the chance comes involved, where it's a chance. It's chance. When I call on Netflix and say it's going to go to 145 within the next month, it goes within, almost runs up into the strike the day after I call it, it's chance. Chance that you don't get out of it. It's the same thing with Apple. If you don't get out of Apple, and I call it in the morning, it goes through the strike, and I still give two weeks, it's chance. You're risking chance and too many variables that it will go back there or look better. It's chance. When you look at this like it's something that you're doing for the consistency, and your goal is in, or it's exceeded your goal, then not getting out is taking too much chance. It's taking too much risk. You're capable of taking the risk. It's almost like you're taking the risk. It's based on the system, and you're taking the risk. This is still going, but it doesn't matter. You're taking the risk that's then based on chance. It's like you're chancing it. It's like the election. It's like the election. Like everyone's like, oh, Hillary's going to win. Hillary's going to win. She's going to win. She's going to win. She's going to win. The futures are down huge, 11 o'clock at nine eastern time, and then all of a sudden, they're down a baby down when the market opens, and lo and behold, at 2.45 in the morning, Trump wins. So it's chance.    You made your goal. You're actually, every time we talk about, as you say, I'm a risk-taker, and you are, but you're actually taking risk that is not calculated risk then because you're betting the farm on chance, like going to the roulette wheel. No, I'm not. I'm not betting the farm. Yes, you are. You're rolling black or red that this is going to keep going or not when your goal is in. I will risk the set amount. You're willing to risk the amount? I'm willing to risk the amount. That's why you're taking the trade. You shouldn't want to lose. You shouldn't now be able to lose. I never enter a position expecting to lose. I'm always expecting to win. Yes, and you do. That's it. There are times when it doesn't win. Yes, I know, but I'm saying, right, but I'm saying that you're, you're, I'm trying to get in your head and figure out why you're doing this. And what I'm saying to you is you're going beyond risk where you're taking chance. It's not based on something that's predictable. What I do is based on a little predictability. It doesn't work all the time, but it's based on a level of predictability. You're taking chance and that's what you're leading with, the chance. You're going beyond risk. You're rolling the roulette wheel every time and saying, I'm going to take apple the next day, even though I went through the strike and I'm going to hold it up until you're just, your thought process is based on chance, not the level of predictability that I do. I predict it.  That's what it is. Like the market's dropping today and I'm not saying this is why this is still going, but it's definitely not working against it. The market's red. That is not why this opened in swoosh, but it could be why it's at 62.25. You saw Tom Brady's conviction in his face after the Falcons fumble and you knew the Patriots were going to win. Now, this is a very good point. Listen, I don't know anything about football at all, but the interesting thing is I did stay up and watch that game. I stayed up to see that they made the overtime. I fell asleep at the end, so I didn't see them make a touchdown, but you know what? As soon as they went into overtime, I knew they were going to win. As soon as they caught up and pushed into overtime, I knew the Patriots would win. Why? Was anyone going to guess? I mean, why would I? Susanna's agreeing with me. She's saying it. She's bringing it up. I didn't talk about this on Monday. I could have. No Monday wasn't here. I knew then they'd win because there was nothing stopping them. They were going to win, and that was it. They made up their mind to win. They came back from being down huge. Why'd they let themselves get down? That's who knows, but they made up the mind they're going to win. It was nothing stopping them. But it's the point that you have to have in your mind that you're going to win. In your mind, you're willing to take the risk, but the market is letting you win and you're not taking it. So you're almost saying to the market that you're willing to take it by chance. It's not going to go in your favor more than it's not by doing that.


Let's move on to the protozoa that can affect the bloodstream. First and foremost is malaria. Malaria is broken down into four separate species. You have Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium ovale, Plasmodium falsiperum, and Plasmodium malariae. The transmission for malaria is through the anopheles mosquito. Our symptoms typically include fever, headache, anemia, and splenomegaly. To diagnose this, you do a blood smear and you will see a trophozoite ring that is formed within the red blood cell as the red blood cell is the host for malaria. You can also see a schizont which contains marozoites. To treat this, we use chloroquine as well as primoquine if we suspect a hypnozoite state. The hypnozoite state is the dormant form in the liver. Of note, Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium ovale have a 48 hour fever cycle. So you will have fever on day one and day three and so forth. Plasmodium malariae has a 72 hour fever cycle. So you will have fever on day one and then on day four. This diagram will explain the life cycle of malaria within the body and in the mosquito. Let's start down here with number one. A mosquito will bite a host and infect it with the sporozoites. Those sporozoites then can travel to the human liver where they will form a hypnozoite stage that is dormant. This can remain in the liver for quite some time. At some point in time, the hypnozoites can then form marozoites and pass into the blood stream. At this point, it will go through the human blood cell cycle where it will continuously replicate until it is far enough along to form gametocytes. Gametocytes are the sexual stage of the Plasmodium protozoa, which is the infectious stage. At this point, if someone receives a mosquito bite, the mosquito will actually draw the infected blood with the gametocytes into itself where it will then undergo the mosquito stage of the virus and form oocysts. Moving on, we have Babesiosis, which is caused by the Babesia protozoa. This is transmitted through the exodes tick. The exodes tick bites and transmits the Babesia organism. Symptoms of Babesiosis include fever and hemolytic anemia. We diagnose this with a blood smear where you see a ring form or a Maltese cross. The Maltese cross appears like this in the blood smear. We can also do PCR to determine an infection with Babesiosis. Treatment for Babesiosis is Atovequan and Azithromycin. We typically see the Babesia organism in the northeastern United States. The most at risk for severe disease associated with Babesiosis are those who are a splinic. So we immediately think someone with sickle cell anemia. Let's discuss Chagas disease. Chagas disease is caused by Trapanazoma cruzi. Trapanazoma cruzi is transmitted through a bite from the reduvid bug. The reduvid bug deposits feces on the skin and the bite causes itching. The host will then scratch that bite pushing the feces into the bite which will then pass into the bloodstream. We mainly see these in South America. Symptoms of Chagas disease include unilateral periorbital swelling. Advanced disease can have dilated cardiomyopathy with an apical atrophy, megacolon, and megasophagus. To diagnose, we can do a blood smear and see the triplomastagotes in the blood smear as you see here on the left. Treatment for Chagas disease is Benznidazole and Niferidomox. A way to remember the treatment is cruising in my bins with a fur coat on. So cruise is for Trapanazoma cruzi. So cruising in my bins, Benznidazole, with my fur coat on, Niferidomox. Moving on, Lashmaniasis is caused by the Lashmania donovani organism. It is transmitted through the sand fly. There are two different types of Lashmaniasis that can cause infection. It can be a visceral Lashmaniasis where we see spiking fevers, hepatosplenomegaly and pansytopenia, or we can see a cutaneous Lashmaniasis where we have skin ulcers. To diagnose this, we can use a biopsy where we see macrophages that will contain amastagotes. In this picture on the right, you can see in the bone marrow a macrophage that contains the amastagotes inside of it. Treatment is with Amphotericin B and Sodium Stiboglucinate. Finally, Trichomonas vaginalis. Trichomonas vaginalis is a sexually transmitted infection. And be careful not to confuse this with Gardanella vaginalis. Be careful not to confuse Trichomonas vaginalis with Gardanella vaginalis. Gardanella is a bacterial vaginosis caused by a gram variable bacterium. Trichomonas vaginalis is a protozoa. Trichomonas vaginalis include a foul smelling greenish discharge and it can also cause itching and burning. To diagnose we use a wet mount and you will see trophozoites that are motile on that wet mount. You can also see on the cervix what is known as a strawberry cervix which is a punctate cervical hemorrhage. As you can see in this video on the left there are many motile Trichomonas vaginalis organisms moving around in this phase contrast wet mount. Treatment for Trichomonas vaginalis includes metronidazole. Remember get gap on the metro so the T in get gap is Trichomonas vaginalis. We will give metronidazole to both the patient that is infected as well as their partner for prophylaxis as there is a potential that they could continue to spread. Of note this must be transmitted sexually because the Trichomonas vaginalis protozoa cannot exist outside of the human body because it will not form cysts.


Hey everyone, welcome back to figure fantasy. So in this mix and cocoa event Which recipes do you think are the best ones to farm? So so far Let's take a look at how much I have accomplished for my recipe and as you can see for the special recipes I only unlocked one and let's start to unlock the others. Shall we so let's Let's go out of this one The next recipe would be for rum So let's try to produce this one So as you can see here, um, this is another recipe that I have opened and This produces this currency So next we'll try to open another one So we have here Let's reset this to and to produce and another special recipe opened and Next would be One two three four, okay Let's reset this and take this to four Okay, so let's try this out Yeah, another one unlocked So that takes me to five. I only have one left So the only one left is Let's reset this to and to Okay, so I've unlocked everything that we have to unlock. So as you can see here These are the recipes guys for each of the chocolates that we have opened so far I'll try to make a formula for this one in the description so that you would be able to check out Um, the the the formula and after you've seen this video So anyway guys just to have you know my suggestions on the ones that you should farm for or You should produce the most I think would be this one because you need this for your Super Shards and also this one This one you really need that much especially if you're going to go through leveling up most of your heroes, especially the first five That you have in your otaku The ones that in the committee you have below and I think the rest is Actually pretty much very common. By the way, this one the ordinary The ordinary chocolate is not that bad. It gives you fish bones So even this one the ordinary recipe I would recommend it and these two Just want to put it here for a while and let you see it just in case if you want to pause the video and You want to copy this one? So there you go So this is or these are the recipes special recipes that you would consider and that is it guys So that those are my tips for the recipes and hope you guys were able to Get enough and continue farming this one. These are very nice avenues where you could farm Rare resources for your figurines. Okay guys. So thank you very much for staying this far. So Thank you very much. Stay safe. This is the warden and I'm out of here