On the run from one man he tried to kill, a star football player turned to the most powerful

person he knows.

But after his team turns its back on him, he's first arrested for one crime, then charged

with two more.

Evidence piles up, but a botched investigation leaves room for questions.

This week's episode is Ayr and Hernandez, part three.

Uh oh!

Amongst all this the investigation and research we've been doing I want to thank you for the gift of cheer.

Oh! Isn't it? It was so domino. It was just delightful. It was such an uplifting, you know,

a pleasant emotional roller coaster. Very emotional. It was joyful at times and you know,

just your heart wrenches for these guys and it was just great. Loved it. We're talking about cheer,

the new Netflix series. Heather and I got to go to the Oprah 2020 Vision Tour this weekend,

which was inspiring, phenomenal. She is a world renowned speaker. She's my god. It's, it's,

you were in the presence of someone great. We just said afterwards she is just an expert. I mean,

she's perfect. Yeah. Perfect. Flulless delivery. You can see any semblance of a possible stumble.

There was none. No. She was perfect. She's great. The whole thing was awesome and some of the

people from cheer were in the audience with the coach Monica and Oprah brought them on stage and

Jerry. My personal favorite is years as well. Oh, protecting it all costs. Did, did Matt talk for Dallas

and I died. You hadn't got there yet, but I took video and pictures because I fiended girl out

big time and then I just looked for them in the crowd the rest of the time. I was like, what if we

run into them on their social media. It shows them like the things, you know, when we did a dance

along there, Julian Huff came out and did a dance along. She did not do a raky healing

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