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I'm your host, Reality Steve.

Thank you all for tuning in on this Thursday.

Good show for you today.

I'm bringing Rachel Juarez on from Hot Bench to discuss the Diddy case and the Brian

Coburger case because they basically both came to a head yesterday.

And I wanted to have her on to talk about this.

And we will get to that momentarily. Before I wanted to have her on to talk about this and we will get to that momentarily

before I get to that before we get to Rachel I do want to talk about what I tweeted out

yesterday and what I put on all of my socials yesterday which was I'm sure you saw it and you

saw me say on Twitter on my my TikTok, on Instagram feed, on Instagram story, everywhere.

I wrote that I'm hearing that Mel Owens is out as the Golden Bachelor due to recent negative

publicity surrounding his June 4th podcast appearance, expect an announcement suit, including

who's going to replace him, haven't heard and name yet on who that is, will update if and when I hear.

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