That Podcast Network, and the It's Me Speaking to You podcast presents a podcast series for the archives.

I talked to the producer and director of the Tupac Assassination series, as well as the latest

groundbreaking docu series, Tupac assassination series, as well as the latest groundbreaking docu series,

Tupac cover-up.

R.J. Bond comes and talks about his many years researching and reporting on this case.

And we will go episode by episode, breaking it all down.

It has been way too long and there are still way too many unanswered

questions. Buckle up. You do not want to miss this. All right, we are ready to go. Get ready to

kick off another episode. The second part of a six-part series we're going to be doing here with R.J. Bond, the creator, director, producer of the Tupac assassination series as well as the most notably, man, I've watched numerous times now. Once again, I'm sure I'll see more of it. Tupacupac cover-up, the latest series, docu-series, six-part series, which you can find on Zumo, X-U-M-O-D-com. Check that out and punch in and search

Tupac Cupac cover-up, and you will be on your way with this groundbreaking series, man. And today we are

going to be jumping into episode two, false flags. Just kind of a recap of summer where we left

you off in episode one. First of all, RJ, how are you, sir?

Good. Thanks. Good. Thanks for having me back. Absolutely. Thank you for being so generous with your time.

And I really kind of pinched myself that I'm able to do this. But episode one, we kind of set the stage of

some of the characters involved. We kind of set the stage as part of the climate and the environment Tupac was in when he was released from prison.

You know, some of the contentious stuff that was going on with his contract with death row,

the three album deal, the audit, was there an audit?

And just overall the vibe that was going on at death row at the time. And we ended up, I believe it was in New York, video music awards, MTV Video Music Awards and a little bit of

heat that he had had with his boy, Snoop as they head back to New York. And we leave off

with Tupac telling Michael Moore, who we're going to get into very, very prominently on this

episode, Michael Moore, that you don't have to worry about seeing him in Vegas. And something

at the end of that first episode, something was just

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