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Jim

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defede is going to join us later in the program.

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I can say legendary local.

0:44

journalists gym defeat he holding on

0:47

to old fashioned journalistic values

0:49

at time that it is harder and harder

0:52

to do that gym defeat has been holding

0:54

people accountable in south florida for

0:56

really long time so we got lot ground

0:58

to cover with him but before we do that

1:00

billie wanted to talk to about a handful

1:02

of things in miami you have argued

1:05

with whittingham and with my cry

1:07

it's about mel reese i

1:09

i drove past while racy other day it's

1:11

a beautiful piece of property it's

1:13

it's nice piece of land it

1:16

is something that should not be given

1:18

away in the time that south florida

1:20

are real estate is worth a great deal

1:22

but there's another hustle going on and

1:24

memories in shadows of the hustle we've

1:26

been talking about for months and every time died by

1:28

their don't you think like oh this is gonna be

1:30

a mess whether it's the remediation

1:33

the constructions once that property

1:35

is open in activists like oh i can't

1:37

even imagine lane as soon as

1:40

mean you're always talking about the infrastructure

1:42

here and i wealth for those you do not

1:44

know miami we do

1:46

not have the infrastructure for what is presently in

1:49

town and article six elmer slow and

1:51

our town is built upside down there next

1:53

to no reason where's the smell rees

1:55

part is in the middle of everything

1:58

is already congested nightmare the

2:00

we're bringing cranes in there to construct

2:02

all day is gonna have in the center of

2:04

our city just plumes of women into the airports

2:07

it i to the south are the a thirty six

2:09

dolphin expressway it's one of the busiest

2:11

most reversed traveled roadways

2:14

in the entire state of florida us

2:16

back in the really

2:18

two thousands and engineer for the miami

2:20

dade expressway authority estimated that

2:22

in order to get the a thirty six expressway running

2:24

at reasonable rate of speed not even the speed

2:26

limit fifty sixty sixty five miles an hour

2:29

to reasonable rate of speed at high

2:31

traffic hours at rush hour they would need

2:33

to expand into a eighteen

2:35

lane highway that was twenty years

2:37

ago did

2:38

it's going to be in it can be gridlock a

2:40

thirty six grid lock on the zune you

2:42

the power the probably city is

2:45

already groaning under the weight

2:47

of anywhere you go it takes forever

2:49

to get to no matter how long

2:51

bigger highways because they're too many people

2:53

in town and zune is the roadway to the airport

2:55

them i'm international airport which is economic heartbeat

2:57

of the whole towns and then have residential

2:59

neighborhood and and you have the river and it's

3:01

gonna be a total mess and you pass by the emulates

3:03

or this is kind of peaceful and tranquil this being

3:05

just an open air styles course

3:08

that's used by a gaggle of people the only public

3:10

golf course the city kind like oh

3:12

they're going to just hair this sit up

3:14

submitter going to jared up and it's gonna be a disaster

3:16

particular because have a traffic impact study

3:19

that they've been fighting they've been covering

3:21

up since twenty eighteenth and that's twenty

3:23

team traffic impact study imagine that today

3:25

covering up how they just haven't least we

3:27

know that they did it and they've refused to

3:29

put out while people missing what about the sub compact

3:32

studies as let tell you these have to conduct

3:34

studies bought and paid for by real estate

3:36

developers are sports team owners the always

3:38

like oh no it's gonna be fine and they're

3:40

always bullshit if they're too scared

3:42

put it out you better believe that it says

3:44

i'm pretty terrible terrible things

3:46

now it seems the town actually a pretty quiet

3:48

and of anybody's noticed that the look outside

3:52

dr miami beach in traffic deaths

3:54

it's pretty chill right now because the or looks

3:56

like the crypto cowboys have left town because won't

3:58

i was going for that must suck

4:00

go to a crypto of what is the next

4:02

real estate hustle as mauricio

4:05

back and twenty eighteen

4:07

there were several items that city of miami put on

4:09

referendum for the voters to vote

4:11

on one of which was mel reese should

4:13

we amend the city charter

4:16

in order to allow for the city to negotiate

4:18

a new bid deal on

4:20

this property at melrose the largest

4:23

porcelain by city of miami another

4:25

of the items was should

4:27

we allow the city to move forward

4:29

with the contract to sell a

4:31

parcel of waterfront property and miami

4:34

river by city charter we have

4:36

go referendum in order to sell

4:38

a city own piece of waterfront property

4:40

here's the thing they'll on that property unlike

4:43

smell reese and inter fort lauderdale there

4:45

was with a cone or as p a request

4:47

for proposal that went through a legitimate

4:49

chartered process in the city of miami

4:52

speeding that was competition different developers

4:54

were allowed to submit proposals and

4:56

bid on that very valuable piece of

4:58

property whereas with the email recent

5:00

was like know what we're saying we're going on we've the

5:02

law were going to change the law just help

5:05

these particular guys that didn't happen here so

5:07

companies are developers called adler came

5:09

in and me to proposals they

5:11

won the deal and they put it on the

5:13

ballots and one it one would

5:15

like sixty for some odd percent of

5:17

the votes are as did the mill re steel

5:19

which passed as well the only thing that failed by

5:22

like eighty percent of vote was the strong

5:24

mayor proposition that may or ponzi post i'll eat

5:26

apprentice war as put on the ballot those

5:28

the three referendums and twenty eighteen what

5:30

they were going to do with this city own property this

5:32

is home to what they call the mighty river center the

5:34

mrc this is where all

5:36

the city businesses done outside

5:38

of city hall city hall and did or t marina

5:40

is historic beautiful cool

5:43

old little building right

5:45

on the water it's barely

5:47

enough the how's the offices that

5:49

there which is mayor of the city manager

5:51

the city attorney's the clerk

5:53

and be five city commissioners

5:55

all the other business of other city is done

5:57

elsewhere there's whole other police headquarters

6:00

downtown miami and right on mighty river is this

6:02

ancient buildings really falling

6:04

apart expensive to maintain but

6:06

follow the city business you need to pull

6:08

a poor made you need building you need code

6:10

all the daily grind happens

6:12

right there in this building so whatever was going to

6:14

do is for is that rid of by competitive

6:16

bidding process then they're going to knock down

6:18

and redevelop the entire river this

6:20

monstrous developments with over thirty thousand

6:23

square feet of retail space

6:25

for condo towers on and on the

6:27

usual pave the river and put up a

6:29

parking lots part of interest was not

6:31

a historic building you're talking about oh this

6:33

is in our city building dump and

6:36

it should be knocked down so that they are

6:38

but should be knocked down in a way that has

6:40

order and out achieve maximum

6:42

value for the land that has their

6:44

own words yes but part of it is that adler

6:46

agreed to build new m r seats

6:49

because the city has to conduct this business somewhere

6:51

south part the deal was they would build leaseback

6:54

a significant part of property within

6:56

one the towers they were buildings for

6:58

the city government that was voted

7:00

on in the language of the referendum

7:02

back and twenty eight more

7:04

we've been hearing a lot from woody my

7:07

john ruiz and inter fort

7:09

lauderdale as you've been hearing that well the

7:11

people miami voted carmel

7:13

restraint so we should give away

7:15

their property which not what they voted but nonetheless

7:17

they made very compelling argument

7:19

that it's the will of the people well

7:21

because also was the will of the people this

7:24

was on the referendum explicitly and

7:26

the people voted for it overwhelmingly but

7:29

now with the commissioners are saying is well

7:31

we're not gonna build

7:33

our new city government building on

7:35

this property on the river the

7:37

been blocking this property one of

7:39

commissioners in particular s the as a

7:41

party who we talked about last week as a little problem

7:43

with the drinks and ladies and cars crashing

7:45

and such they've

7:47

been blocking this development and they and now they're

7:49

talking about very seriously

7:52

despite the fact that the voters voted on

7:54

this they want move the city

7:56

government building the know reese

7:59

the want to

8:00

com one the first tenants on

8:02

the property and create a whole

8:04

bring out captive audience and basically

8:07

draw people from the city who need to do

8:09

business with city's to this properties

8:11

to buttress the

8:13

investment in the value of what is now

8:15

effectively jorge moss and david beckons

8:17

property so what are now doing is

8:20

that that's willing all of this is real estate hustle

8:22

and if you follow the money and you saw the

8:24

real estate the properties this

8:26

is what's happening what they're doing is it's total

8:28

bait and switch after the argued that

8:30

we need to do this no reasoning because the people voted

8:32

on it's the people also voted on

8:34

this other my me river projects

8:37

and now they're dana meeting last week cause metics

8:39

why don't we just the voters

8:42

and these other developers who went

8:44

through the legal process

8:46

of competitive bidding and getting deal

8:48

on this property and agreeing

8:51

to build the offices for

8:53

city let's put it over here you

8:55

know because we know which side are to start is buttered

8:57

on everything is in service of

8:59

the oligarchs of inter miami's

9:02

is absolutely wilds nobody can really

9:04

understand where this came from and this happened

9:06

everything in mail reese deal is corrupt

9:09

and the nut will spring our that

9:12

poisonous tree will be corrupt the

9:14

park space that we're supposed to have

9:17

to make up for loss green space imports

9:19

masanori that will be real estate hustle

9:21

whether it's his m r c deal will be released

9:23

and hustle and all is it will cost the

9:25

taxpayers money to the idea that mill

9:27

reduces all privately developed in paid

9:30

for that this isn't going be subsidized by

9:32

the taxpayers it isn't gonna screw the people of

9:34

miami's is of things like

9:37

suarez knows it's all of those commissioners

9:39

who voted for it's know it's the commissioner we

9:41

had on when all right assuming commissioner with

9:43

the goal is to vote against it knows

9:46

it

9:46

happening right before our eyes is multibillion

9:48

dollar land heist in broad daylight

9:51

jim defeat he is gonna join us in about

9:53

ten minutes again legendary

9:55

local journalists rented talk to him about

9:57

his documentaries and some other

9:59

thing

10:00

but you use the verbs spraying us

10:02

the name larry spring what does it mean

10:04

to you what's remain to our audience

10:06

sorry spring was the cfl of miami back

10:09

during the great recession i was difficult

10:11

time economically for the entire

10:13

country but he led

10:15

the city in city is way they

10:17

played shell game with money

10:20

that moving money around between

10:22

accounts they were misusing

10:24

misappropriating funds were lying

10:26

to investors and to the issues the

10:29

about how financially

10:31

solvent insolvent the city was

10:33

about value of their bonds

10:35

who's day in miami it was a major

10:38

duty securities fraud the

10:42

he was allowed to resign

10:45

at time with a

10:47

golden parachutes

10:48

the sprung right out city hall a

10:51

deal negotiated by city manager tony

10:53

crap you can't make this up city manager

10:55

crap negotiated this deal to

10:57

be one be to peace and

11:01

in the wake of that the fcc found

11:04

that

11:04

is brought taken place in the city

11:06

it was lead on one of his subordinates

11:09

one of the chief financial officer of

11:11

city subordinates who got into whole

11:13

message problem of course the taxpayers of the city miami

11:16

had pay fine excess of one million dollars

11:18

for the fraud that their own governments was perpetuating

11:21

on them and now they have to pay the

11:23

fine of course to make it right

11:25

with the federal government's all of that

11:27

fact yes

11:29

everything that you just mentioned something that

11:31

he would think would disable somebody

11:33

from ever being able to get back into

11:35

power of any sort at his house was foreclosed

11:38

on at the same time during what was alleged

11:40

may have been a mortgage fraud really

11:42

miss i was at a rally all of them

11:44

were forfeitures of credibility

11:46

some of them possibly criminal

11:48

mismanaged his own funds mis manage

11:50

the city spot is left with golden

11:52

power suited for the any of these nine

11:54

course not known on of city was civilly

11:57

by the fcc and course taxpayers again

11:59

who are victims

12:00

the crime wound up paying

12:02

the fine for second plane comes

12:04

through and he just grabs a bunch of things

12:06

from government as many people do and then what

12:08

happens well last week he

12:10

was just reappointed the see financial officer

12:12

of city of miami by the new city manager

12:14

ordinary i

12:16

really don't know what else to say about it but

12:19

in the words of francis suarez if you

12:21

put garbage in you're gonna get garbage out this

12:23

is a guy who was just fired from his position

12:25

as city manager in north miami it

12:27

was a guy who are who aren't noriega the

12:30

current city manager who was the ceo

12:32

of the mighty parking authority which

12:34

is real estate racket disguised as parting

12:36

rackets and towing rackets this

12:38

guy he hired him on

12:40

the board of my me parking authority any hired

12:42

him and twenty twenties on contract

12:45

to help navigate the city's finances

12:47

during the pandemic and now

12:49

his effectively promoted him but really

12:51

rehired him to the cfl positions

12:53

a position that he turned into really a

12:55

criminal organizations following the great

12:57

recession and why

13:00

is the question of course and what i will say

13:02

about that the reason why guy like larry

13:04

spring continues to

13:06

work in government get golden parachutes

13:08

from these various jobs including the job

13:11

he was shit canned from in north miami never

13:13

any bad consequences never because

13:16

guys like that know

13:18

where the bodies are buried they

13:20

had compromise they have the goods

13:22

on people like art noriega and

13:25

as evidenced by the city pull back in miami

13:28

when he was cfl the last time he's

13:30

willing to do what it takes to cover everybody's

13:32

asses and get away with it short

13:35

guy like that in this kind of environments

13:38

is constantly rewarded and never

13:40

held accountable because they're looking for stand

13:42

up guys in a mob clean

13:44

and organized crime the operation

13:47

the racketeering organization

13:49

which is what this government is they

13:52

look for stand up guys they look for

13:54

guys that get job done and

13:56

keep their mouths shut and he's one those

13:58

guys were gonna get

14:00

jim defeat in second but i always learn

14:02

something one we're talking to here and

14:04

please elaborate you

14:06

said parking and telling rak

14:08

as you're talking about the business

14:10

or they've got a couple of showing some is it gonna

14:12

be to of the bigger economies on south beach

14:15

south where they just drag people outta here

14:17

and are they are assassins i live

14:19

in mad max universe where they will

14:21

drag my car at of anywhere with no warning

14:24

and and the tickets are really expensive

14:26

what and you're saying this is all a hostile where does

14:29

this money go want to say about the city of miami but

14:31

the city miami beach it's know better it's

14:33

a duopoly that i think actually

14:35

the to towing companies are basically owned

14:37

by more less the same people still

14:39

it's a monopoly whole time are you are all

14:41

of whom are encased in lot of bulletproof glass

14:43

because everyone is their first

14:46

off because lot of those people been wrong

14:48

been you feel violated when they take

14:50

your car from a place and i went him and i wasn't

14:52

parked illegally exactly and only take

14:54

cash and of course have eight year machines with

14:56

a usury a strip club like

14:58

see on it in out against your my own

15:00

like stores and but weird as money go

15:02

how does good shared what they do is is that

15:04

the own very profitable legally

15:07

or not because of course the first thing

15:09

you have to do is go get your car back pay for

15:11

it and and site later course is

15:13

like you can beat rap which can't be the rights

15:15

and you gotta be out pocket hundreds of dollars

15:17

on this just to get your car back but the earth basically

15:19

seizing really

15:22

the most valuable asset that most people

15:24

that outside a home if you own a

15:26

home i mean spewing your course it

15:28

is the most expensive piece of property that

15:30

you own and the most important property in a town like

15:32

this where there's no public transit there's no

15:35

ability to to make your way around it is very much

15:37

of car culture in this community and

15:39

you have companies it effectively

15:41

have deal

15:42

with the city and what you hear a lot from the

15:44

commissioners in the city manager is it's

15:46

a necessary evil because obviously

15:49

if you came home and someone was blocking your

15:51

driveway or your entrance your through be like

15:53

this asshole course and nudes and and

15:55

the tone for companies would be are heroes in that

15:57

situation but in many cases that's

15:59

know there's not

16:01

much happening so what's happening is you have people

16:04

who are misrepresenting the

16:06

what call between bill of rights which

16:08

means that if you com and your their lifting

16:10

your car up you could say yo dude i'm here my

16:12

bags and there's no dropsy

16:15

but sometimes those stuart a drop see our

16:17

job because people don't know direct be

16:19

oh well i already listed it so that's twenty bucks

16:21

or thirty bucks one hundred but whatever and

16:23

there's actually no harris these told

16:25

truck drivers they're terrorists

16:27

you do that you get up near them and you're like

16:30

wait minute i'm right here this is it illegal

16:32

it's like yeah fifty dollars on survival

16:34

that's extortion and it's illegal and

16:37

it's big giant business and i've never seen anybody

16:39

arrested for it or held accountable for it and

16:41

as you can imagine this tote truck bracket

16:43

where people can see legally steal your car

16:45

and hold it for ransom you can

16:48

imagine how generous they are to our local

16:50

politicians with donations

16:52

to their political committee what else can you tell us about

16:54

this business though do have other

16:56

details for us on how the parking

16:59

and towing how it works who gets

17:01

the money because it's because lot of money

17:03

they money they during pandemic

17:05

of for about eighteen months you the park wherever

17:07

it is that you wanted to but during the pandemics

17:10

they stopped doing some of that and now they

17:12

have resumed and the fees are exorbitant

17:14

frame where you parked your as most weeks

17:16

without pay not really and ninety bc when

17:18

a residential neighborhoods where people were stuck at

17:20

home weren't leaving for work during day

17:22

so they left their cars parked out the street

17:25

as buildings don't have sufficient parking and

17:27

the parking authority was coming around during

17:29

time in which the government put people into lockdown

17:32

and they were getting those cars so basically

17:34

they forced everybody to stay at home park their

17:36

cars of streets and then went around while people

17:38

were out of work broke and ticketed

17:40

their cars that money in particular

17:42

goes to the city the ticket money does

17:44

the toll money goes to these private till companies

17:47

that sent it back some of that money to

17:49

cops to politicians to developers

17:52

anybody who basically assist

17:54

them in this legalized racket

17:57

and what we had was weird and audits that was done

17:59

biography

18:00

miami beach that was commissioned by the city miami beach

18:02

that exposed lot of the inequities in

18:04

the three occurring within these tow

18:06

truck companies and then they didn't do anything

18:08

about it's they refused release it people

18:11

had to get an early draft it the media did

18:13

via public records requests they

18:15

didn't want release the findings it was an audit

18:17

is what were made reality show south beach

18:19

toeing around it's got all scripted

18:21

button or hot one hundred reserves television

18:24

i've ever seen immortalized some

18:26

of the worst television ever created

18:29

the history of creating things i've created

18:31

a lot bad content and i will say nothing

18:34

nothing comes close to quality of south beach

18:36

talent before we get to jim defeat

18:38

he are you going take a crypto victory

18:40

lap because everything that you said was going

18:42

to happen with francis suarez

18:45

and miami crypto he is

18:47

now denying things that on tape

18:49

with him saying like he's just pretending

18:51

that he didn't endorse this with the full endorsement

18:54

of his mayoral office as if

18:57

using his political power as no

18:59

one in country was using it to make

19:01

crypto credible from a political position

19:03

is a crypto mayor the

19:05

wanted it he can have the

19:08

jaime coin has lost over ninety eight

19:10

per cent since it's all time high last

19:13

year so have you invested one hundred dollars

19:15

in miami coin last september you

19:17

now have less than two dollars the

19:20

average gallon of gas the state of florida

19:22

as for eighty nine right

19:24

they'll you could barely bike have a seat the

19:27

money you would have left from losing it may be quite

19:29

i refused take a victory laps for

19:31

people losing their money whether they are stupid

19:33

or not but they're being preyed upon preyed

19:36

upon the people who in cult

19:39

in an economic caught selling imaginary

19:41

coins the people and

19:43

stealing your money it

19:45

is ponzi scheme and people are

19:47

losing their shirts this

19:49

whole concept get a never sell hold

19:51

on forever people need that money

19:53

now they need to cash out the

19:56

need money to pay for gas they need money to

19:58

pay for groceries the the the

20:01

be liquid and they are finding

20:03

themselves having lost an extraordinary

20:06

amount of money in his crypto currencies

20:08

and in some cases not even evil

20:11

the cash

20:12

because some of these companies like celsius had

20:14

shut down the ability

20:17

of people to trade or withdraw

20:19

their funds it's basically like an old school run on banks

20:22

but with no ft i see protection

20:24

and no guarantees by the federal government's

20:26

and no bailout speaking of

20:28

bailouts know i do want say one the

20:31

miami herald this week finally finally

20:35

the least editorial our

20:37

bed about

20:39

proud boys a story that we've

20:41

covered better this rink

20:43

he didn't show

20:45

then miami herald his covered in

20:47

year same and why for to say no freaky

20:49

think i'd under i've been time because new york

20:51

times which we are so he gripped

20:53

it off their reporting and we did a

20:55

us an anonymous voice you are saying

20:58

we did more than hell does the herald did nothing

21:00

with story about or the idea that

21:02

a hate group would be overtaking

21:04

some miami politics quietly somehow

21:07

not only is the he groups hijacked one

21:09

of two major political parties here in miami

21:11

dade one

21:13

of the leaders that group

21:16

one of the cofounders of of let

21:18

you know for trump from

21:20

that group of proud boys just

21:24

hard would seditious conspiracy

21:26

against the united states of america

21:29

it was not even top story at the

21:31

miami herald when it happened a

21:33

miami and was charged or repeat

21:35

with seditious conspiracy against

21:37

united states that wasn't the top story the

21:39

herald why the baby

21:42

provided this story for whatever reason reminds

21:44

me of alien gonzalez days in the newsroom you know

21:46

more about that than i do but i don't know

21:48

what's happening i don't know is just icing on not

21:50

that i newsroom disconnected from

21:52

it's base or what you well i

21:54

think a newsroom spirit

21:57

it space afraid to alienate

22:00

it's base when you say a same

22:02

a zillion gonzalez are you saying a newsroom

22:04

afraid to run

22:06

too hard line countered to

22:08

cubans because in this town

22:11

that can be business death is that

22:13

what you're saying

22:14

that's i'm saying or just good old fashioned incompetence

22:17

from decimated news room in dying

22:20

operation i'm not sure which

22:22

you know because sometimes oftentimes writing something syrup

22:24

since it's just good old fashioned incompetence

22:26

and then sometimes it becomes drops when

22:28

they try to cover up the incompetence

22:30

but i know what happened your i know that

22:33

this reminds me the good old days the herald when the

22:35

lights when they miss the watergate

22:37

story and have been trying to catch up ever since

22:40

the watergate burglars were from miami and

22:42

it took some reporters from the washington post to come

22:44

down miami following money to

22:46

break that stories the

22:48

money hold has been scooped the

22:51

proud boys story like

22:53

every other news organization in the

22:55

country

22:56

point i hardly ever read i presume

22:58

is a good or not covered this story

23:01

well or at all really right right

23:03

and i'm not exactly sure why

23:06

they finally came with editorial dislike this

23:09

is super bad guys okay

23:11

thank you better late than never spoke

23:13

where the hell the had they been why the

23:15

miami herald the seditious

23:17

conspirator against the united

23:20

states of america under their noses for

23:22

years and have none

23:24

of that coverage none of it it's

23:26

bizarre to me we

23:28

will talk about the decimation

23:31

of journalism and history

23:33

of corruption my coming with an

23:35

expert at the center

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your mount rushmore of south florida

24:53

journalists is but jim

24:55

defeat he if he's not on if he's not

24:57

carved into the mountains top is

24:59

one of the guys vying for mountaintop

25:01

appraisal is he not

25:03

absolutely he came to miami it's such

25:05

a crucial moments in our identity

25:07

crisis if you will in our evolution

25:10

or developments and was

25:13

rational objective eyes for people

25:15

who couldn't or didn't wanna see the forest

25:17

for trees gym came in and just blasted

25:20

a spotlight part of murderer's row

25:23

of journalistic talent at golden age

25:25

of the miami new times our of weekly

25:27

the village voice of miami if you will

25:29

throughout the nineties and is just made an

25:31

indelible mark from the

25:33

new times to the herald to cbs

25:36

miami we're going to welcome him and

25:38

now in talk about his documentary

25:40

as well but let's welcome him into the

25:42

conversation that we were having with

25:45

depleted resources all over south florida

25:47

gym and welcome in as in as

25:49

floridian and man who is protected

25:52

this area from corruption expose

25:54

corruption at every turn can

25:56

you even fathom what

25:58

is over the are flooded

26:01

through the gates of journalism here where

26:04

journalism is fall apart to such extent

26:07

that you can get away with more in miami

26:09

than you've ever been able get away with your

26:11

one hundred percent right it's insane

26:13

the logo it goes unchecked

26:16

here in part because

26:18

the failure of the media the failure

26:20

of corporate owned media whether

26:22

it's cbs or the miami

26:24

herald or any the other news agency

26:27

those by using resources have

26:29

not been able to cover a very

26:31

difficult community the way

26:33

that it should be know what i was at miami new

26:35

times i use the right critical

26:37

stories the miami herald back

26:39

them in the nineties i wrote a story

26:41

once called the incredible shrinking

26:44

harold lamented how

26:46

they were cutting staff and everything

26:48

was going back i will bet on a new those

26:51

with the glory days i was

26:53

bemoaning the glory days that's

26:55

when things were actually good when he led to his

26:57

head and investigative team that was

26:59

fully spafford you have reporters covering

27:02

city and county hall that's

27:04

long gone he added newsroom

27:06

there's no loser him anymore the

27:08

herald eleven newsroom i've been in

27:10

orbit is coded and but in those cbs

27:12

news women two years

27:14

i'm not worried since i didn't want him

27:16

to i love

27:18

that is the center and say i'm not

27:20

wearing pants needs to be shouted

27:23

with an ak dogs are cross as

27:25

far as gym defeating not wearing any

27:27

pants on let's talk about

27:29

politics in miami billie because

27:31

billie know that you wanted to bring our before

27:33

we get to his documentary on what that's about

27:36

i know that you wanted to just cover

27:39

the appalling history that

27:41

is miami politics and our ability

27:43

to repeat history again again learning nothing

27:45

from the corruption one really encourage because

27:47

you know like coming here and screamed the sky is falling

27:49

every week and that this is a historic

27:52

time in corruption in

27:54

the scope the corruption in the obviousness

27:57

of corruption and utter lack of account

28:00

ability and him is covered this for decades

28:02

now but i'll look back

28:05

the

28:05

him on the days of commissioner joker

28:07

since i commissioner miller dawkins and

28:09

commissioner art seal as almost

28:12

quaint art seal who i refer

28:14

to as the last politician miami to have

28:16

any seem or self respect but ah that

28:18

a tragic stories but what

28:20

he was accused of what any

28:22

of these guys were accused what some of them arrested

28:24

for is almost charming

28:26

it's petty corruption in light the scale

28:29

and scope of the hundreds

28:31

of millions in even billions dollars that we're

28:33

seeing a transacted today

28:35

and this am i being hyperbolic on the show

28:37

or her upper is this no

28:39

issue i always like to think of it as

28:42

there are different phases miami is as

28:44

for up maybe more for a foul that it ever

28:46

was in the past the

28:48

corruption differ when you referring

28:51

to like the nineties and that's what

28:53

i came i kinda miami and ninety one there

28:56

was operation green pollen and i

28:58

remember that oh my goodness

29:00

it will it'll seem quaint by comparison

29:02

miller dawkins of miami city commissioner

29:05

sitting in car in the parking lot

29:07

of denisovan hundred thousand dollars

29:10

a bribe money into his pocket and

29:12

same the will the fpr will never

29:14

be able to find this money as to f

29:16

b i agent sort of and half a block away listening

29:19

to the entire affair and videotaping

29:22

the hindsight it seems quaint

29:24

phase or rodeo getting kickbacks

29:27

from minor contract at the airport

29:30

that they went to prison for to

29:32

corrupt today we just have gotten smarter

29:35

about the corruption you don't have to be

29:37

in little secret room seven money

29:40

into your coat pocket would just do

29:42

it an outlandish sort away you just do

29:44

it big

29:45

important it is through campaign contributions

29:47

that part of it is the corruption that comes

29:49

from all the money that enters into politics

29:52

it's got more sophisticated people would ask

29:54

me as miami more corrupt than anywhere else new

29:57

york would vastly corrupt in

30:00

the early nineteen hundreds when boss

30:02

tweed control tammany hall chicago

30:05

was grew up in the twenties and thirties elway

30:07

was corrupt in the fifties and sixties

30:10

miami's hey day for corruption

30:12

was the eighties annoying no

30:15

new york chicago ll miami

30:17

their silk road the just gotten smarter

30:19

about their corruption see know not to be a

30:21

sofa money in their pockets at denny's

30:24

parking lot

30:25

they don't have to now they have a crypto

30:27

wallet or now they just transact

30:29

a major real estate deal on behalf of a an

30:32

oligarch and then they get their campaign coffers

30:34

and political committees filled up with

30:36

the with source or or have delusions

30:38

of grandeur and think they can run for higher office

30:40

which leads me to party

30:42

politics here in south florida i'm

30:45

perpetually petrified because the my me today's

30:47

america tomorrow as i watch what's happening

30:50

with not one but both of our political

30:52

parties down here and i he to engage in both sides

30:54

as him here but the democrats locally

30:56

appear to be falling apart the

30:59

republicans have been hijacked why

31:01

i hate group and leadership is either

31:04

encouraging it or at worst or best

31:06

enabling it's what is happening down

31:08

here him and his his bode well for future

31:11

no i have you sit that question

31:13

open an s and is everything that has are

31:15

not only on iran or moronic way

31:17

to frame the whole thing that we should we didn't

31:19

agree that he petered out of the and

31:21

he just had his tapestry of doom

31:23

and then are we gonna be okay know of course

31:25

not listen to yourself oh view it as

31:27

did you not hear what it is huge i said

31:30

how can we be okay after that question

31:32

itself scared about , bars

31:34

a thing i ask stupid questions for eluding

31:37

that's what do and and would gym knows yet

31:39

petered out a gym knows all

31:41

too well having having to

31:43

give up gym adding costarred and adding

31:45

in one our documentaries are choking cowboys

31:48

kings of miami now streaming miami know streaming do

31:50

that why physically goalie the board

31:52

is it or don't overcook voted for bush give

31:55

well against celts and by reduces

31:57

it but he but you put what type of

31:59

europe's in it unbelievable

32:02

seats what for on what i'm saying

32:05

him for chris semi documentaries i get

32:07

cut all my questions out so lot what i

32:09

do is ask stupid questions to set

32:11

my interview subjects off so they'll give

32:13

me a powerful elder that i would a modern

32:15

andrew defeating how scared or you this

32:17

is the most corrupt miami you've ever seen by

32:19

leaps and bounds

32:21

you know it's very very bad but

32:23

to question about the politics right

32:25

now the democratic party

32:27

is barely in existence guess you

32:29

could put it on milk carton if we did that

32:32

and people would wonder where is the democratic

32:34

party today such as such as dade but in

32:37

florida in general the republican

32:39

party i'm gonna tell you something

32:41

i i thought to enough political

32:43

foes oh county was

32:45

stronghold for democrat biden

32:48

only one day county by nine points

32:50

this last time after they're all

32:52

pro bono when bonus thirty

32:54

hillary clinton won by almost thirty i'm

32:57

telling you it would not sure the

32:59

is rhonda census wins

33:01

they counted not just comes out of a county

33:04

just a little bit behind which is what republicans

33:06

tried actually when

33:09

he germany and it's not just because the proud

33:11

boys have taken over the inner workings

33:13

of republican executive committee or

33:16

influences there is a

33:18

title shift of anger

33:20

and resentment you see

33:22

happening and politics today that a polarizing

33:25

again i don't like to do the what about says i'm

33:27

on both sides either but on both

33:29

sides in that anger

33:31

there's no rationality anymore there

33:33

is no having conversation about

33:35

politics of and that's what stairs

33:38

living breakthrough anymore nothing

33:41

breakthrough for you can have conversation

33:43

and try to which i do every week on

33:45

my show up at my gym few privilege

33:48

of i do every week on sunday morning on

33:50

facing south florida and see the up at eleven

33:52

birds and there go billy

33:54

a but you try to

33:56

have that conversation would you

33:58

don't know if you preaching to the point

34:02

anything okay new feature parity

34:04

that's parity different soon

34:06

same time are you changing

34:08

any minds are you providing enough information

34:11

to where someone is even open to changing

34:13

their minds and were not open to changing

34:15

our minds about anything anymore in this country

34:18

the question was doomsaying the

34:20

answer has no hope when it let's talk

34:22

about something else that you're selling

34:24

hear your documentary you have guy

34:26

and cheerful little over the sir syed

34:28

building tragedy or side a people die

34:31

is

34:31

this your comfort zone ghost do you have to get

34:33

that one square one is near just draft

34:35

kings that's supposed to show or is there also

34:37

some medication that know what

34:39

is your documentary about

34:41

and why is it that people should

34:43

be watching it the obvious

34:46

we know about what happens or sudden a

34:48

building came down ninety eight people the

34:50

old as result of it the basic behind

34:52

the why the building came down is it's own

34:55

story of corruption and incompetence

34:57

and government betrayal of not

34:59

making sure that the systems were in place

35:02

even if they were systems in place that

35:04

the checks and balances were there to keep building

35:06

standing up i will tell you

35:09

that part of that comes from american

35:11

arrogance then i'll say that i've

35:13

been away america have certain arrogance

35:16

that says to ourselves buildings

35:18

don't fall in united states that's

35:20

something that happens in the third world at some your

35:22

happens in mexico or nicaragua

35:24

or cuba in the united states

35:26

worthless whole country building simpler

35:29

in this building collapse and it was completely

35:31

predictable and it was completely awful what

35:34

i'm looking at his when a building

35:36

team down one hundred one people

35:38

fell with ninety eight of and

35:40

die one the

35:43

bible we know about jonah handler the boy

35:45

was pulled out a robo on the back of firefighter

35:48

and carried out there was tv camera

35:50

there to record that move most

35:52

people don't know is that there were two

35:55

other people who survived that the collapse

35:58

women angela was

36:00

and or fifteen year old daughter said they

36:03

were thrown when they're ninth the

36:05

or condo units literally split

36:07

in half the pill from

36:09

a unit and build more than five

36:11

stories onto the debris fall below

36:13

as the rest of building cascaded down around

36:16

angela shattered her pelvis the

36:18

urban a young volleyball star who

36:21

plays at miami high and also

36:23

praised for supply the teams and broward

36:25

she richard her leg

36:28

speaking out what we

36:30

have done is we've documented

36:34

how did he survive as far as much as miraculous

36:36

in itself the firefighters who rescued

36:39

them who risk their own lives to get to work

36:41

when there were no cameras around the reporter

36:43

for , past year we've been documenting

36:46

how she seven dollars

36:48

for senior or doesn't absolve is

36:50

fighting to get back in using volleyball

36:52

and that drives want to get back on

36:54

the volleyball court and play competitive

36:57

volleyball again but she goes meet

36:59

with doctors physical therapist and

37:01

began slowly training with one

37:03

of coaches to get back into shape she

37:05

hopes of a to play this november it's

37:07

perfect for you guys did as sports

37:09

angle is billie told me earlier spare

37:12

that's always important for us i knew

37:14

my unnecessarily aggressive the

37:16

audience does not major sports angles

37:19

are the the the building collapsing

37:21

in treasury is enough without

37:23

volleyball stories that it is

37:25

a lovely story i'd i don't disputes

37:27

or the audience was plenty moved once

37:29

we've got to the busy though the building collapsing

37:32

don't tell me down from ip both both

37:36

your people your

37:39

, listened to your so i know you're people

37:41

i'm your pizza for somebody to dumb it

37:43

down for me to so that's

37:46

fine but it is it's like a so

37:48

the

37:48

urban father died in the collapse

37:50

as well so it's also about how their families

37:53

dealing with with death of their father and

37:56

the some extent all that sevens

37:58

mother launch angela

38:01

is to be that crazy screaming

38:04

volleyball mom that she was before

38:06

she just wants that part of life back seven

38:09

wants that part of her life back as well to be on

38:11

the courts and so it's fascinating

38:13

to watch we were there the first

38:15

time that she was given clearance to be able to jump

38:17

and i'm not talking about trying to jump high

38:19

over the net understood me about being

38:21

able to jump onto a six

38:24

inch platform and why i'm secure they

38:26

just watching that moment and then house

38:29

the went through

38:31

the most horrific year multiple surgery

38:34

the terrible pain the motion

38:36

language there's suddenly

38:38

let's out a smile as big as you can

38:40

imagine the first time she's allowed to jump it

38:43

actually gives you little bit hope out

38:45

of something tragic that happened that

38:47

died and source of last year gym

38:49

defeat he wrote and produced bonded by tragedy

38:51

thirty days sir syed incredible documentary

38:53

for cbs news through the eyes

38:55

the first responders now for the one year

38:57

anniversary he is releasing this

38:59

two parter about the experience the victims

39:02

and survivors i'd from years

39:04

at june twenty second and june twenty third

39:06

two nights a row seventy eight

39:08

cbs in miami to one hour specials

39:11

written and produced by in defeating

39:13

anything else did people that you want people

39:15

to know about this because we're sending them to

39:17

appointed time and place which is it were and

39:19

how people watch are a lot of people watch television

39:22

anymore so tell be both online

39:24

as well will be available online

39:26

streaming for the future i

39:28

think that as we approach the anniversary

39:30

next week it's not just about

39:32

the ninety people die what are

39:34

the things that we are also looking at

39:36

his in

39:37

some ways those ninety people die

39:39

their lives or in

39:42

time and there the remember

39:44

is in a revered way just like

39:46

anyone dies unfortunately

39:48

they they sort become that frozen

39:50

moment i've been looking at

39:52

and spend a lot of time with families who been

39:54

coping with that thing family who

39:56

have openly discuss with the some

39:59

have thought about soon the i'd others i

40:01

wondered their marriage will survive i've

40:04

dealt with family members who just had to

40:06

not just we for to believe the country

40:08

one moved to africa the

40:10

because they found that the pain and misery

40:12

the they found in africa was the only place they could

40:14

relate the wrong thing and this families

40:17

are going through torture continue

40:19

to go through torture and will for the rest wise

40:22

it's it's almost as if that

40:24

day the game a deportation

40:26

point for all the families who survived

40:29

in was over it was their life

40:31

before june twenty fourth two thousand and

40:33

twenty one and their their life after

40:35

which is why poor to by

40:37

documentary is call surviving

40:40

sure side here one the

40:42

him on happier note want talk

40:44

about politicians miami dade county

40:46

from both sides of the aisle there's that term

40:49

both sides again i hated but it has happens

40:52

to be true kowtowing

40:54

to a regime and qatar who is

40:56

famous for being anti semitic

40:58

or massaging anti stick homophobic

41:01

also pays the cuban

41:04

regime for effectively doctors

41:06

who work for ten percent of their earnings

41:08

are in addition to enslaving immigrant

41:10

populations to build infrastructure

41:13

and frames and world cup stadiums

41:16

and here is mayor danielle a loving father

41:18

the mayor of miami dade county up

41:21

progressive who one byte about the margin

41:23

that but your biden did and twenty

41:25

eighteen i'm he

41:27

went along with wish to his love for

41:29

t a republican from city of miami who

41:31

rails against criminal regime and cuba

41:34

but seems old school with

41:36

guitar went along with christine king

41:38

from city of miami one along with oliver gilbert

41:40

and she and hardiman county commissioners i'm

41:42

just utterly baffled about this trip that was

41:44

set up by the mayor's

41:47

political consultant to

41:49

do was very involved in the running of county

41:51

governments christian over it's who

41:54

also as it turns out

41:56

the registered for an agent paid

41:58

the government in qatar the

42:00

went along with this delegation but wasn't

42:02

reported that was going along with delegation

42:04

because oh she claims he was that they are in capacity

42:07

as might insult them but in there and the of

42:09

the estimate capacity of guitar

42:11

and saw and so what does the quest baffled

42:13

by the well as their requests you know there's

42:15

not what is happening i'll

42:17

take very good question

42:20

what bothers me is that your baffled

42:22

by this yeah i think it's a free

42:24

trip to a country where they're gonna be good

42:26

at what but so lose themselves

42:29

they're going to be given wine and dine

42:31

and and given wonderful experience

42:34

you know doing do junkets have

42:36

been a way of life in south florida for

42:38

long time these people

42:41

through the air show in france

42:43

every year to look at planes and

42:45

say themselves or yet we should have

42:47

planes fly to miami we're already a plane

42:49

fly to my and judges

42:51

are are of it yes though you want to make a moral

42:53

code about the fact that this

42:55

particular country is a terrible

42:57

country and as awful things

42:59

and was a why would they in any way

43:01

tacitly supported by going there

43:03

are still buying as he ends up in saudi arabia

43:05

next week the same as question i think

43:08

the idea of reputation wandering

43:10

which is what the qatari government is doing

43:12

they're trying to burnish the reputation by

43:14

bringing and outsiders and photo awesome

43:16

rest of it something that we

43:18

love in south florida we live

43:21

on reputation laundering one

43:23

of first columns i wrote the miami herald

43:26

what about two pillars of society

43:29

who died leonard miller

43:31

and george bachelor later miller

43:33

the founder of when our homes and george

43:35

bachelor one of the giants

43:37

of miami aviation going

43:39

back decades and when they passed

43:41

away the herald the

43:45

be blowing tributes

43:47

and oldest to both men but how

43:49

generous they were and how wonderful

43:51

they were and all the money they donated you

43:55

know put nobody asked the question itself

43:57

porter how do you make that much d

44:00

the wondered miller it was pointed

44:02

out that he'll the herald obituary

44:04

the time and i was worthy of a hero there

44:06

will betray the time pointed out you

44:08

know he had been cleared of wrongdoing after hurricane

44:11

andrew question the value of

44:13

the homes and their quality the homes being

44:15

built himself a mm

44:17

i went put the report and photo they

44:20

wanted to indict him but the statute limitations

44:22

that expired after one year of construction

44:25

the result the search it was set so ridiculously

44:28

low was because within our corporation

44:30

with the tallahassee and got them that

44:33

was standard so that there was a statue

44:35

limitations on we lasted year george

44:37

bachelor the other stalwart

44:40

of the community at the time was guy

44:42

who hand a god the heralded

44:44

written stories about the fact that he

44:46

was an all time miami guy

44:49

didn't appreciate children's in miami

44:51

and when his aviation business when

44:54

he started hearing people speaking spanish

44:57

posted note saying you know

44:59

speak spanish at work visas

45:01

vapor the betas meant that he couldn't

45:03

speak quite customers in spanish

45:06

the next day he was walking through the employee

45:08

cafeteria and heard couple

45:10

mechanic speaking spanish to one another

45:12

the we were directed another memo that he

45:14

should do the entire staff saying if

45:16

you keep speaking spanish maybe

45:18

i should just tell you people in peace

45:22

not at all and when he

45:25

dies because gave a lot of money do you

45:27

m because they both dave a lot money

45:29

to you and they just celebrated

45:31

as historic figures and we wonder

45:33

why were corrupt because it's all

45:35

about money of began if you have enough

45:37

money you can forget everything

45:39

else you can give it up money away

45:42

to put blinders on people they

45:44

will never ask questions about how you got

45:46

jim thank you for being on with us always

45:49

good does seeing you again before get

45:51

outta here the documentary in the sunday shows

45:53

tell people where to find you

45:55

documentary is the wednesday

45:57

and thursday the twenty second and twenty third

45:59

from seven to eight pm on cbs would

46:01

also be streaming of cbs that on

46:04

and on sunday mornings eleven thirty

46:07

and cbs facing south florida

46:09

unless the dolphins are losing their

46:11

now we sift through eight thirty the

46:13

morning also has burned prequel see i'm all

46:15

for some journalism shower sunday

46:18

local shop steward do lot good

46:20

work for a long time thank sir vivian

46:22

on with us any tonga

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addressing sports book corbyn before we

46:47

get out of here for the we'd go scarface

46:50

has an anniversary worth celebrating

46:52

today you as a film guys as

46:55

a guy who can celebrate all the amazing

46:57

things that scarface is including

46:59

that out israel is not hispanic

47:01

and neither is that grand majority of

47:04

the cast and prejean as i said is

47:06

ridiculous but it is when

47:08

not culturally appropriating in way

47:10

since deeply offensive to hispanics

47:12

a a classic that classic love

47:15

just as much as you do been

47:17

thirty nine years dan thirty

47:19

nine years in scarface

47:21

was released in cinemas

47:23

less than stellar reviews and pretty

47:25

mediocre box office it is obviously

47:28

in the decade since become the

47:31

classic a legendary film

47:34

my just referred to as a minstrel show would not so

47:36

many words by while stop on it

47:38

every time it's on my television

47:40

all the zone featuring the great cuban american

47:42

actors al pacino robert lucia

47:44

and mary elizabeth master and todo el

47:46

al israel solicits ssssss

47:49

us superpower it

47:52

is one original a latina

47:54

and even our manolo was it as as

47:57

saying that it's at the murray abraham

48:00

the great cuban american actor

48:03

f murray abraham you're abraham mere blocks

48:05

from as cbs it is now a cbs

48:07

but the chainsaw seen

48:10

that took place took place scarface

48:12

famously a blocks away from here but

48:14

yes of course stephen bauer star of

48:17

keep say usa here in miami in the role

48:19

of are many token ribeira a

48:21

and scarface the i think he's the one cuban

48:23

american actor in the entire what is

48:25

the legacy of greatest miami

48:27

rooted shows in television

48:29

history it's miami vice it it

48:31

but when you say goodbye say usa it

48:33

made me think immediately of we don't have

48:35

many historic miami shows i suppose

48:38

we can take any of those religious ministries

48:40

jim baker and stuff can be when

48:42

and because they were going through south florida

48:45

that but there weren't we didn't have very many miami

48:47

produced a nationally enduring

48:49

thing know in ones that were enduring

48:52

dexter nip tuck the

48:53

early shot in miami any more than pilot

48:55

c s i miami was shot and like

48:57

long beach california and so similar most

48:59

legendary and longest running miami

49:02

shows were not my or series on mostly

49:04

not in miami was wasn't not mainly because

49:06

the city miami commissioner the time to be true

49:08

for as junior systematic pounds

49:10

because he wanted to censor the script

49:12

he wanted them to rewrite the script to

49:15

have tony montana as fidel castro's

49:17

spy who was sent here deliberately to

49:19

become a cocaine trafficker he didn't like the way

49:21

cubans were depicted in it's so marty bregman

49:23

the producer and director or brian de palma

49:25

ads were basic like okay let's just see what

49:27

we need to suit and get the hell outta here sought

49:29

most it's on oceans rise

49:31

in on key biscayne but then they basically split

49:33

town and somehow the

49:36

get to see com

49:38

the golden girls and a spin off of the now

49:40

desk and ending in mind and a second

49:42

spin off nurses nurses which

49:44

actually you was famously they did a they

49:46

did a crossover event of a hurricane hitting

49:48

miami that hit all three shows all

49:50

of them shot in los angeles on soundstage

49:53

that's the thing like most the miami subs

49:56

and then there them from miami movies

49:58

to the nineties bad boys

50:00

bird cage the specialists with

50:02

sharon stone and sylvester stallone would

50:04

you like a crap task nick miami movie just

50:06

cause with sean connery auto

50:08

ride and let let a two

50:11

fast two furious in the arts

50:13

letter rides are pretty fun but what is what

50:15

is the thirty nine year anniversary of scarface

50:18

that we're celebrating do we that

50:20

when a movie came out they released a soundtrack

50:23

album with like ten tracks it was mostly

50:25

songs from the album like rush rush get the

50:27

yale debbie harry and blondie

50:30

or and then was two tracks the

50:32

instrumental tracks by giorgio marauder one

50:34

of which was tony seem one was which like was like

50:36

the love scene from it's from the end credits

50:38

but the score album you're you

50:40

marauder the eighty minutes of music that

50:42

giorgio marauder row or never

50:45

released on vinyl

50:48

on cassette on c d nothing

50:50

all this ever existed was bootleg tracks

50:52

ripped from dvd or a blue ray get

50:54

this even on giorgio rodes official

50:56

soundcloud when he posted

50:58

the opening credits music the famous opening

51:00

credits music from scarface it had dialogue

51:03

from the movie even giorgio rodes ripped

51:05

it from the dvd had like you know all the the

51:08

sound effects and fidel castros speech

51:10

and that shit and i was worried

51:12

like oh maybe the master tapes or lost

51:14

right there lost some new jersey and or

51:16

something you know and will never

51:18

ever hear this because even the composer himself

51:20

doesnt have original tracks this

51:23

week then it is a pop culture

51:25

milestone after thirty nine

51:27

years the soundtrack

51:29

specialty label out of california called lala

51:32

land records i feel like i'm in lala land

51:34

when see this as a specific bucket list

51:36

release this week are finally

51:38

releasing all of the unreleased music

51:40

nerve giorgio marauders legendary

51:43

since score

51:45

to scarface i remember push it to

51:47

the limit push it to the limit is what

51:49

i remember also produced by georgia i'm writer

51:51

who who did songs as well as a score but

51:53

that's all had we had test around are counting

51:55

it's just counting money push to the limit

51:57

and now it's tony who is again not

51:59

cuban it's al pacino running for the tiger

52:02

an incredible drug cliche

52:04

of movie i believe good talking to you

52:06

good talking a to defeating thank

52:08

you to both of you we will talk to you again

52:11

next week because miami cocaine