you are listening the daily roundup here as part of the reality Steve podcast. I am your host reality Steve. Thank you all for tuning in. Got a good Tuesday show for you. We're going to talk more about the Clayton story from the weekend.

I got some things that I never got to yesterday that I want to address today. We're also going to talk a little bit more Taylor Swift. Not too much. Not too much. We are going to discuss special forces last night.

Quitters all across the board. And I'm not saying that in terms of oh, I'm better. No, I'm not. I'm just saying.

Staying a fact. We had three quits last night. And we're going to talk about the challenge, which I started to talk about yesterday's podcast and completely blanked and forgot. I actually called Big Brother, the challenge I said. And on the challenge. And then I went right into nominations on Big Brother. So oops, sorry about that. We'll get to all that momentarily.

So I want to start off talking about Clayton and a little bit of more some things that I never addressed yesterday in regards to what he posted on his Instagram story on Friday, where he talked about the fact that he got his paternity test back.

And the results were that there was little to no fetal DNA present, meaning it's not present in the woman who is saying that he is the father and I am pregnant with twins.

And I told you what I thought about this whole situation yesterday. My opinion is that she is not pregnant. My opinion is she was never pregnant. My opinion is this was all a fraud to begin with.

And over the last couple of weeks, there have been public documents, documents that anybody could access that are part of public record, which show this woman had cases in her past of essentially the same exact thing.

She even said to me in an email that she has had abortions by two different men who have who she had protective orders against.

And now a third time it has happened. If you look at any of the public cases, my opinion is that this is way too coincidental.

This just unless this woman has seriously the worst luck known to human kind.

My opinion is I do not believe her. I do not believe any things that she says period end of story. I don't believe her.

There have been too many things that have been said in the past that are on public record that immediately throw anything that she says about her case with Clayton.

It immediately attacks her credibility.

So here's my issue. Couple things here. Number one, what really bothers me in all this is because she is doing this.

And I believe that none of this was ever true to begin with. What it does is this woman really makes people believe.

And people become less or more hesitant to believe women who are actually telling the truth when they come forward about men and maybe into situation like this, maybe in a domestic violence case.

Because you can't just automatically believe everybody that comes forward. I believe most women. I just don't believe her.

That is my opinion. I don't believe her. I never have from the beginning. Something with me from the second that son article came out and I read it.

I said, there is something off about this whole story because in that first story, this is a woman who went to the press with this story and then was claiming all this stuff about Clayton.

So why is this story even public? Why is this national news? Why I know that I know her whole point was I wanted Clayton to own up to the fact that I'm in the state of Arizona and Arizona.

You have to have a parental plan and okay, why didn't you do all that behind closed doors?

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