Welcome to the Wolfs and Shee podcast. I'm Roberta Glass, and today I'm going to be talking to you about the Bill Cosby retrial after having taken one and a half tabs of Benadryl.

So just as I go to record this, a woman strips off her shirt at the Bill Cosby, first day of

the Bill Cosby retrial and storms, I guess, towards the courthouse.

It's, that's not an empowering act to take off your shirt and bear your breasts.

I don't care what's written on it. Women, if you want to be taken seriously, keep your clothes on.

That's my message to you. You look like a maniac. Nobody's going to take you seriously, okay?

And you're not doing women any favors, please.

I can't believe I've become such an old buddy-duddy in my old age, but I guess I have.

So Bill Cosby is on trial for the sexual, on a retrial for the sexual assault of Andrea Constant.

And I could only find 66 pages of this deposition. I hear there are a thousand pages, and after

scouring the internet all weekend for the complete 1,000 page deposition,

I just went ahead and made this.

As you can see, the reason I have taken one and a half tabs of Benadryl is because that is what Bill Cosby has said in deposition he gave Andrea Constan

that made her totally pass out and lose control of her body and not be able to fight him off

in a fight off his sexual assault of her body and not be able to fight him off in a fight off his sexual assault of her.

So to begin with, who is Andrea Constant?

Constant was the director of operations for the Temple University basketball team in 2002,

when she began a friendship with Bill Cosby that both of them described as a kind of mentor,

mentee friendship.

And Bill Cosby invited her over to his house and asked her about, you know,

kind of like life planning with her, and said, you know, you look stressed out. Here take

these. They're herbal. Now that's like the first part of this, which is he's Benadryo,

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