behind door 3 i have 100,000. door 4, 200,000. two days before the election door five, $750,000. it s an extraordinary thing. you see this woman struggling. she has personal things she wants to worry about the security of her daughter. the more that money creeps up the more she has to struggle with the decision i do take the money and do what s i think is best for me. it s an extraordinary story and i never thought we would see the day where money was being thrown around like some sort of deal making. sean: we also know lisa bloom has a huge bias here. let s go down this imaginary path because it seems that it could have been it could have unfolded before the country. let s say the $750,000 was paid to this woman. right. how does the public endorse this, vet. this and what is the likelihood because we have never that the public wouldn t have known about the payments. great question. it s a great question.
i know. pajama pants. that s quite the outfit. i m pretty sure that s my dad s blood probably. from what? from when i beat his face in. why would you do a thing like that? because i was blacked out drunk and going ham on the universe. well all right. yep. we ll go this way. all right. it s been a crappy three months. it sucks. i really, really don t want to come back to jail. i pretty much figured out i don t want to go out and, like, drink and be stupid. intake, one release at door 4. and we go. i think i ve grown up a little bit. i ve realized i was still holding on to that, like, high school party mentality, you know, but since i ve been in jail, you know, i ve realized i did it already. get a job and stop being a jackass and, like, maybe try to do something with my life. that s my dad and my mom right there, and it s delicious out here. it just tastes so good.
that s quite the outfit. i m pretty sure that s my dad s blood probably. from what? from when i beat his face in. why would you do a thing like that? because i was blacked out drunk and going ham on the universe. well all right. yep. we ll go this way. all right. it s been a crappy three months. it sucks. i really, really don t want to come back to jail. i pretty much figured out i don t want to go out and, like, drink and be stupid. intake, one release at door 4. and we go. i think i ve grown up a little bit. i ve realized i was still holding on to that, like, high school party mentality, you know, but since i ve been in jail, you know, i ve realized i did it already. get a job and stop being a jackass and, like, maybe try to do something with my life. that s my dad and my mom right there, and it s delicious out here. it just tastes so good.
i don t know. that s quite a bright t-shirt. i know. pajama pants. that s quite the outfit. i m pretty sure that s my dad s blood probably. from what? from when i beat his face in. why would you do a thing like that? because i was blacked out drunk and going ham on the universe. well all right. yep. we ll go this way. all right. it s been a crappy three months. it sucks. i really, really don t want to come back to jail. i pretty much figured out i don t want to go out and, like, drink and be stupid. intake, one release at door 4. and we go. i think i ve grown up a little bit. i ve realized i was still holding on to that, like, high school party mentality, you know, but since i ve been in jail, you know, i ve realized i did it already. get a job and stop being a jackass and, like, maybe try to do something with my life. that s my dad and my mom right there, and it s delicious out here.
let s get on out. where are we going? i don t know. that s quite a bright t-shirt. i know. pajama pants. that s quite the outfit. i m pretty sure that s my dad s blood probably. from what? from when i beat his face in. why would you do a thing like that? because i was blacked out drunk and going ham on the universe. well all right. yep. we ll go this way. all right. it s been a crappy three months. it sucks. i really, really don t want to come back to jail. i pretty much figured out i don t want to go out and, like, drink and be stupid. intake, one release at door 4. and we go. i think i ve grown up a little bit. i ve realized i was still holding on to that, like, high school party mentality, you know, but since i ve been in jail, you know, i ve realized i did it already. get a job and stop being a jackass and, like, maybe try to do something with my life. that s my dad and my mom right