The Cosby Rebuttal 

Not to mention playing Take-Backsies on a legally binding guarantee. "We won't prosecute you on your testimony....aaaand just kidding!"

Petrifying for all citizens. I believe he's guilty, but if you can't accurately prove it, it doesn't matter. A gut feeling is not evidence.

What is harder in this century? Destroying evidence or fabricating it? Not mentioning corruption because FREAKING. HELL. we don’t need more of that!

@@Ramsey276one soon fabricating it will be the easiest method. Why destroy evidence when you can hire an actor and a cgi team for 15 minutes.

Black man touched a white woman, of course he would be guilty. No matter how innocent ya know he is of proven to be everyone still gonna go along and make the Cosby joke and laugh.

God, just do a podcast with him already, Styx

I swear between your channel and Razors, I get a better view of the world at large than any other combination of creators.

Gosh I miss Dokken. And all of that era of music..

@@AnswerisB I haven’t seen a stream with both of them together! Just sayin’

Innocent or guilty. YOU GET A FAIR TRIAL. Thats all thats needed to be said. Also play deep rock galactic.

Yeah look at the entire mainstream media and leftists. They lie nonstop, and their lies led to many people thinking Cosby was automatically guilty.

Most of you guys probably are not Christians, but the Trial of Jesus comes to mind.

Truth! Mob mentality is a real thing.

@@wrongway1100 A better comparison would be the resurrection of Jesus. Something like five people claim to have seen Jesus alive after his execution. This so called resurrection was not recorded in writing until decades later. Therefore we know the resurrection of Jesus to be 100% true. Only an immoral person would claim that it is possible for a small group of people to lie and there is no peer pressure in the Christian community attached to going along with this belief. Sarcasm aside. As far as i'm concerned the writers of the bible were just the CNN of the stone age.

@@qwer58j Actually more then 40

Seriously. Too many people are quick to condemn people , solely based on being accused. Evidence be damned. Of course, this strictly applies to those who don’t agree with you & your political or world view. Even though it’s hard, you have to stand for true justice, even if it means someone gets acquitted. If they have to break the law to convict, there’s no limiting principle as to who gets treated like that & who doesn’t. Like you said, maybe one day it’s you facing a trial..

It's simply a more notorious example of what feminist "thinking" (re: shrill hysteria) hath wrought.

I think you mean pudding POPS 🤪

Whaaaaaaaaaahahaha

Well done sir.

Liers say the darnest things.

M'daaaaw!

*They should be left hanging in front of the court house as a bad example

Judges do it all the time in CA. Most defendants lack financial resources to get/pay for justice.

@@NeganJeff But Thomas Mesereau defends poor people too.

@@carolinagonzalezs. Tom Mesereau's fucking awesome. He still defends Michael Jackson to this day. Cosby's real crime in this whole shitshow was firing him in 2018 because you'd be hard pressed to find another defence attorney who would not only prove you innocent but would also continue to defend you years after the case is over.

The first set of laws, The Code of Hammurabi, addressed this directly.

Qualified immunity allows for massive corruption

and Cosby will probably end up back in prison if he tries to do a civil case and sue the judge and all others involved.

@@TheCunningStunt No he won't. Please enlighten me on your reasoning.

@@DouglasIII368 did you actually watch this fucking video???

@@tnwhitley Yes I did and didn't say anything about Cosby couldn't sue the judge or try to get him disbarred. Anything else?

Next has to be the Brock Turner case. I know AIU did videos on it but his credibility can be really shakey.

This is all new to me. So let's see how this goes.

Complete with chair-spinning, finger-flipping, "FU, I was right! FU I was right!" 😁

Even the dog showed up 😹😹

Cicero!

Aaaand....he did not disappoint!

I didn't think Cosby was guilty, but I did think he would die in jail.

Same here. Or at least given early release due to his ailing health where he would be barely conscious.

I thought he was innocent but would get railroaded regardless. Because our legal system is an absolute crapshow of activism and political persecution.

Shades of the Duke Lacrosse case.

You're right-you cannot arrest someone unless you have a criminal case against them. Either they are innocent after all, or there simply isn't the evidence.

Hey, I'm from the future. It's still happening.

Well, candidates for DA do it all the time. Especially if the situation in question is on all the headlines. A candidate for DA may not say necessarily that he intends to arrest Mr. Capone, especially if he values his life and the lives of his family, but he might say that all the while taking campaign donations from said Mr. Capone. Off the books, of course (well, not entirely). Judge candidates sometimes do that. I find that especially funny, if you know anything about a certain Judge Roy Bean.

Yeah we get it, unless you are a kid there is no way a teenager and an adult doesn't know there are drugs in a drink. You sound like Epstein's defenders "they knew what they were doing, those were prostitutes!" but I guess that only counts if the rapist was friend with a member of the opposite political party.

@@Mariet31 No, moron. He offered them quaaludes. They took them willingly. It was customary back then. It was as common as offering a woman a drink.

@@SomeCanine haha have talked to my grandparents and they said tht everyone took qualudes like they were advil

Depending on your law team, apparently ! XD Yeah, humans are flawed, as well as most of their creations (GOVERNMENT SERVICE) but seriously, when courts become Pay to Win everyone not uber-rich IS DONE FOR

@@Mariet31 are you kidding? because you sound like a joke.

And remember, this is the same shitbag supreme court that essentially gerrymandered the state congressional districts AND rewrote state voting law on the fly last year. Really says how much of an asshole this judge and prosecutor are...

The Supreme Court need to strip him of his title and his ability to practice law

@@ericspecullaas2841 That's not what a supreme court does. That's up to the state's BAR association. And those things are CORRUPT AF.

Being humiliated implies having a conscience. Nope.

let's just call it shameless instead.

I wish I can laugh at that one but I also have a Biden moment myself... Then again in my defense I rarely spoke irl.

Good friend of the Biden crime family too apparently.

Naa its on the Adrenochrome train, wooo wooo!

You try to read lies from teleprompter and keep your act smooth. Maybe she didn't have time to read lines invented before the show and now she has to create a whole scenario on the fly.

Sounded like nancy pelosi

"ICE CREAM! WE'RE GONNA EAT ICE CREAM!" - that was one of my Grandpa's favorites. I, too, loved Cosby, and because of that I doubted my ability to be objective and socially recused myself, quietly hoping it was false, and having good reason to believe it was just another partisan hit-job. Another favorite: "No dad, I don't wanna be burnin!" "Then tell the truth!" "The man came in here, DAAAAAD!!!!"

The point that he could've got off on a misdemeanor with no jail time, but wanted to maintain his innocence is very convincing for me.

​@@lifetodamax Conversely he plead the 5th so as to not incriminate himself in civil court until promised he would not be tried criminally....if he were innocent as you say wouldn't he just testify to prove his innocence?

@@jmac5937 I see what you mean, but sometimes testifying isn't the best move even when innocent. I don't think that proves wrong doing, but not wanting your words to be twisted or to get the run around.

@@jmac5937 The prosecutor already had prove the allegations false or unfounded before the deposition. Anything but a confession the prosecutor couldn't reneged on the deal.

"Crooked as a Philadelphia lawyer" was a common phrase I heard growing up. We didn't even live in Penn.

I live in the communistwealth as well.....corrupt as fuck lol

So much this. It's honestly getting harder and harder to justify staying here when so much corruption has spread through the foundational building blocks of our commonwealth.

Absolutely, I wouldn't trust our state courts even if I was on fire and had to rely on them to put me out.

Exactly. As a PA resident I can confidently say that the only place in America more corrupt than PA as a state is Chicago as a city, and the only reason that's true is because occasionally Chicago's most corrupt become federal level players while our fuckups stay mostly confined to PA.

oh man i love saul bellow!!

Damn! That reminded me of Jolly Heretic's video on social intelligence, where it was posited that most people are actually VERY intelligent. It's just that many/most people dedicate their intelligence to SOCIAL intelligence, so they're _very_ good at conforming, justifying it, and being suspicious of those that don't. This Saul Bellow fellow put it much more eloquently.

@@somedandy7694 yeah you should check out his books, but they're pretty heavy, Great though.

It felt like it went on forever

Was she being told what to say or trying to read that and failing? Lol

Look at the micro expression on her face as she says “due to rape” (13:36). She flashes a smile, which is a textbook indication that someone is lying.

​@@matthiasthulman4058 She was trying to read it out but the cocaine makes it hard

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 lol

The perfect vehicle has been designed to harvest these accusers vis Facebook and Twitter as well

Ostol exactly my view on this too. And these multiple accusations are often used as proof that the person accused is guilty, but I don't buy that given how little actual consequence there is for making a false accusation.

Plus they stand to gain a substantial amount of money.

@@simonphoenix3789 as someone who has experienced sexual assault these women make me sick. I reported it immediately and didn't wait 30 years to report it when it is politically or financially expedient. Those who make false allegations and fabricate sexual assault, harrassment or rape allegations should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law....

As another woman I agree

Nice sentiment but Cosby didnt do anything wrong.

@@bunnieskitties293 and if he was afforded the same rights and wasn’t railroaded, that would’ve been apparent.

And everyone needs to remember, left and right, that whether the person's a satanic pornographer or a right wing Nazi... they have the same freedom of speech as everyone else and should be allowed to participate in *ALL* commons activities without exception. And that corporations should all be shackled in the same way the government is regarding free speech and censure of people.

The worst of us are the ones in government.

@@ChainedFei Exactly. Whether a megacorparation or a corrupt government, both will waste no time swindling you out of your rights in a heartbeat. They must be built up enough not to do that, but prevent the other from doing so. That is a (classically) liberal republic.

11:00 O M G How do you EVEN?!

More money in shaking down male celebrities with assets.

He can be guilty as fuck, and this still be the right decision because of prosecutorial and judicial misconduct

@@plain_simple_garak I'm more so talking about him being judged in a general sense, than this specific trial. Given that there's no real evidence other than highly questionable allegations.

The point of the trial is to establish if he did actually do the crime. The conviction was not based on evidence and therefore must be over turned.

@@plain_simple_garak 100% agree with you.

Add Chris Avellone to that list now.

A plea deal is when you admit to a crime to get a lesser senetence right?

@@josesosa3337 Essentially, yes.

​@@josesosa3337 Yes and the plea deal he was offered would have kept him out of jail. Also while he was imprisoned, they offered him early parole if he agreed to rehabilitation classes and admitted guilt... he declined that as well choosing to serve the full 10 years instead. One can only hope to possess and maintain such deep conviction when facing imminent peril.

@@jester1833 That kind of indegrity is practically non-existent these days.

Cringe

🤣🤣🤣🤪

Heavy metal music plays when Razor enters the Courtroom

@@wantonmee23 His suit would have spikes on it.

@@ScottBoydathome I want to see someone design Defense Attorney Razorfist artwork for Ace Attorney now

Yep, Tom is good.

Yep. I'm convinced

He’s got me convinced.

That's because Tom Mesereau is the uncontested best in the business.

Razorfist has a way of opening eyes. I found myself no longer believing blindly MJ was ever a pedophile. He also opened my eyes to the shenanigans with Cosby.

10:00 O M G How do you EVEN?!

Because 'We're The Democrats! We do whatever we want, and you peasants can't stop us!'

Norm takes a 10 up to 11 though.

@@michaeldavid6832 I love norm mcdonald. hollywood doesn't.

@@ChainedFei FUCK Norm Macdonald; he made a career off spreading horseshit as "comedy". On SNL's Weekend Update, he constantly took cheap shots at Michel Jackson as a "homosexual pedophile" when we know Michael Jackson was innocent. Norm gets all pissy, however, when anyone makes jokes mocking Christianity because it "offends" him and he thinks it's "low-hanging fruit". What a god damned hypocrite. He's got great comedic delivery but he's a hack.

@@mikedubya4427 what else is there?

If the accusers are grown enough to make false accusations about touchy subjects, then clearly they're also grown enough to serve a longer sentence than the accused and drop the soap a few times in front of the cellmate that hates liars. In summary, if there's no evidence beyond a doubt, then lock them up just for wasting everyone's time and brain cells

And when they are tried for false accusations they get a very light sentence.

*Why do there lying women get off scott free?* Because they are women. Not sure if you haven't noticed but the US is a very women-centric society.

And kid$$$$ should be punished too.

@@carolinagonzalezs. When an unscrupulous district attorney coaches them to lie, as what happened in the MacMartin case?

because women are a massive weapon for the system as women are easily influenced. women are also naturally sheisty and will trap any man they can.

Can't help but look at the puppy wuppy

I don't know how; he blends in so well.

Kringe

Hi, Craig

Yubis?

Doggo pupper such a heckin' good boi I can't even

He keeps looking around for who Razor's yelling at.

I hope Bill sues the fuck out of the PA legal system

I hope Mesereau feels vindicated; he deserved that win but it’s hard to win when every part of that trial was corrupt.

@@SuperMonkeeGirl You're absolutely right.

I mean what rewards? Already tried in the court of public opinion. Can he come back from that when Cosby and rape are the same word? They can't make those kinda jokes anymore but they can still say Cosby for the same effect. Cosby show was great but ya see everyday they killing everything that once was. Hollywood shitting all over nostalgia and saying eat it nerd. Drama queens already got all the jocks on their knees. Rough road head for him and I hope he can change it. Do I think he can? Only if he lives long enough and only if we do get a swing back in the other direction. Seeing the shit going on it's gonna get alot worse before it gets better.

Michael Jackson phone calls and voice messages to boys are nightmare shit... dont compare the two. Michael Jackson was clearly messed uo, Guessing you havent seen most recent documtary

Hell I needed a cigar

I quit smoking 6 months ago... 🤔 maybe just one is okay. 😎

20:34

I called it ten seconds in….then he went high class with his “tell off”.

For real lol

She's also walking crow's feet but that's beyond the point...

Gloria Allred is a legal scammer.

@@CarolinaGonzalez-ik8mj That too.

I was trying to eat. Her face legit made me retch. Thanks Razor. lol

@@ethanhunt3242 LOL it is shocking that someone would pay to have that willingly done to their face

I knew as soon as I heard her name as an accuser that it was all a farce.

@@Alice_Long lmfao

Did she have a fucking stroke during that interview?

She is/was an especially trash bag example of that ..

She is a basket case and an attention hound!

Reminds me of the shit Vic Mignogna's accusers said.

@@GalanDun They absolutely ruined that man when he did nothing. Same shit is happening to Warren Ellis right now too. All it takes is some daffy bitch and a few of her friends to say they were raped with ZERO evidence and boom, career is fucking over. The worst part is these twats make it that much harder for real rape victims to be taken seriously and that's what pisses me off more than anything.

I don't believe that junkie

What a waste of coke

Source?

How would "piping coke through vents" work?!

@@segasys1339 Google

@@matturner6890 I'd like to know this. For academic reasons.

LOVE THIS XD

I like that ! Can I use it the next time some one says where there's smoke.....to me ?

This is brilliant 😂

Unironically happened to me once. Back yard BBQ. Half an hour in the fire people show up and a police car shows up. "Uhhh.. your neighbors said your house was on fire."

@@bunnieskitties293 Oh wow! That must have been embarrassing for whoever called on you.

@@bunnieskitties293 Lol. yeah it does tells you something when people jumps the gun too soon.

How about 1000 rapists getting away or one single person being put away? Still definitely worse for that one person to be put away.

@@orppranator5230 "It's better to free ten guilty men than to put an innocent one in prison."

The real irony in that statement is that imprisoning someone that did no wrongdoing, let alone by debasing the judicial system to _force_ it in spite of any evidence to the contrary, _ISN'T FUCKING JUSTICE!_ It's just an arbitrary lynching of a potentially innocent man for no reason beyond senseless, hedonistic schadenfreude to watch someone that was once in the limelight fall from their pedestal and die; it's animalistic _bloodlust_ wrought by parasites, wannabes, opportunists and plain, ol' fashioned monsters that delight in the suffering of others! Innocent or guilty, everyone deserves a fair trial! If justice is truly served, the proceedings will serve him what he is justly deserved - no more, no less. They don't want "justice"; they want _carnage._ For *NO. FUCKING. REASON.*

@@lostalone9320 there are those who claim that humans do enough vile things that there is no ‘innocent’ person. Then the religtards throw “Born in sin” onto the fire so that no matter what happens, humans are perma-evil and any ‘innocent’ person in prison is simply there do to karma.

@@orppranator5230 If 1000 rapist get to keep raping, that's a lot of women being raped.

I was politically in tune and I got it wrong...more 'cause I LOVED Bill Cosby (I would fall asleep to his records as a kid) and doubted by ability to be objective, thus socially abdicated and let Main Stream pundits do the thinking. GOD, was I wrong!

This is very mature of you to say out loud. I know it doesn't mean much, but I appreciate it.

Hell, I was suspicious of the allegations these women were making back when I was politically apathetic. The fact that they were making a stink over a big star who had a lot of money made me doubt the validity of their claims. And even though my instincts turned out to be right in the end, I still fell for it because I assumed the media coverage was trustworthy.

She made Trump look like Morgan Freeman.

👌🏻🤣

Did she say "cup-uppance"??? 😂

@@bendietrees That woman is a walking DARE psa!

@SonofEyeaboveall Effoff WOW Maybe I should read those?

This is why I don't demonize Cosby as harshly as most other people. It's like dangling a piece of meat in front of a starving dog. If you give a red blooded man an inch with a woman, he'll take a mile. Was Cosby wrong for taking a mile? Yes, but every woman he gave his Cosby cocktails to gave him an inch and they too were wrong for that.

Yeah, actually... shit.

If you think Chauvin's was bad, just wait for Rittenhouse's trial.

They ran the same book on Bill Cosby they ran on Michael Jackson, too.

@@TheSlammurai Good thing you were wrong on this one.

@@JoesGuy Hell yeah. I was so worried he was going to get absolutely fucked. I mean it was still pretty screwy in some places but everything worked out in the end,

-Technicality- _gross (not to mention shameless) miscarriage of justice_ . Fixed the spelling.

@Raylan Givens Well to be fair, Pittsburg is another Democrat stronghold, as well as Harrisburg. It is only the rural middle and half of the suburban counties that can be considered Red.

Sure, he settled with someone who accused him of horrible things for 3.4 million dollars because he was SOOO innocent

@@firstnamelastname-oy7escontext matters of course, but settling is not inherently an indication of guilt. It mkst certainly can be, but there are perfectly understandable reasons why an innocent man would do such a thing, even if it is misguided. An innocent man ettling out of court is like someone paying off a blackmailer or an extortionist in hopes of just making the problem go away. It's no different than a victim trying to appease an abuser.

@@firstnamelastname-oy7es So did the football player who settled for less jail time. And later, on camera, the accuser admitted to making false accusation. So what's your point?

@@firstnamelastname-oy7es So what if he settled? doesn't make him guilty. People settle to avoid the attention, or because they think they are not going to be able to win in civil court or that the effort isn't worth it.

The fact his reputation is completely shot because of all this bullshit means cancel culture and metoo still win in the long run once again sadly.

Dude he hasn’t proved his innocents he got off on a technicality.

looks like you found the guy who didn't watch the video

Boycott the Media, American people.

@@maninthemask6275 Dude he wasn’t proved guilty, he got off because this entire case was poorly done.

@@SteveSmith-ty8ko Actually it was a case of Bill Cosby being charged in a civil case and the agreement was that he could not legally face criminal charges. Why the conviction was voided.

Even the US Supreme Court agreed with that. But Bill Cosby was not exonerated either, which is the whole point.

They're both just as bad

you shoulda doubted the trial after you found out they only aired that information out AFTER he made offers on NBC. what happened to MJ? he bought beatle catalogue, half of sony's publishing and what happened? they started telling these lies on him too.

​@@deathrager2404 Yeah, its definitely fishy that all of this only ever happens when people who aren't totally within the "w0ke cathedral" as it were start having prospects to control more media than the lie-peddler communists on TV.

The one person who needs to be blamed for all this 'me too', and 'cancel culture' nonsense is Liz Randolph. The B-94 news woman who got Jim Quinn fired for 'telling a joke' on the air. Which he was getting payed to do. WTF.

Well, the guy from "The Quartering" is more like the clickbait version of Tim Pool - both being grifters and highly left leaning. So I'm not really surprised by that.

The quartering, I watched, admitted he knows nothing of the details. And he bases the guilt on the quantity of allegations not the fact that individually the quality of accusations is lacking (seemingly more often than not). He asks why would they lie, when he should ask what is their risk if lying. One example I sight to debunk the 'it was an open secret' narrative, if it were then going around him implies consent does it not, unless you are removing all agency from the participants. And another point that has netted head nods, Raven Simone had his back for awhile until she didn't... Then almost miraculously, when she turned on him, she started getting reoccurring spots on The View, Disney gave her a sequel series. Seems like a pay off, doesn't it? And I put something similar on the Quartering's video, mentioning that the evidence was mostly decades old hearsay, have yet to get a response.

Well the quartering isn't exactly Albert einstein

Jeremy's case is less surprising since he had his share of bad takes to the point one has to start taking some of his videos with a grain of salt. Still liked the guy better than Tim Pool though, the guy flip flops more than John Kerry and Drew Brees.

Tons of people in our community do .. it’s like hey remember how the media lies and smears people ..

Good on you! I think character gets built a lot faster when you are willing to hear an opposing standpoint and actually change your mind. Being vindicated carries a small degree of satisfaction, but going through the process you did has a lot more value over all.

@@schwaaard 100%

Both men are innocent.

Gloria Allred is a legal scammer. She knew Evan Chandler was extorting Michael Jackson and she didn't do anything for avoid it. That's why I dont believe in sexual allegations against Bill Cosby.

@@CarolinaGonzalez-ik8mj See, I dunno. Michael for sure. But IIRC, Cosby did admit to cheating on his wife, a LOT. Which is not illegal, but still says a lot about his character. And the trial was such a clusterfuck, we basically can't know if any of the accusations had any fraction of truth to them. It's like if there's a photo supposedly showing a crime, and someone scribbles all over it with permanent marker. We'll just never know, because they contaminated the evidence irreparably.

This doesn't happen when you think for yourself, apply some logic and common sense and do your own research instead of just believing anything you're told. For an intelligent species, most humans are fucking stupid and easily led sheep.

@@TheCunningStunt This is my way of thinking.

@@TheCunningStunt In this case, at least, the information was so tightly controlled, getting anything the media wasnt spewing out, was next to impossible. Websites that shared anything that might remotely defend Cosby, were shot off to the back 40 pages of google, during searches, videos were struck down by youtube, twitter was being twitter. a lot of people who had doubts, struggled to find any information that proved their doubts correct. A lot of the info in this vid, only came to light well AFTER the trial.

I thought that was more a "where's my food and I really need a walk now" kind of look.

One thing America's dad loves more than pudding is date rape.

@@scooterjs6767 But I saw yo mamma beg to get in his hotel room?

She'll never be a hero, but she can always become an hero.

@Zoomer Waffen Bill Cosby's judge was a city slicker. I saw him pull up to the courtroom in his fancy German car.

My human is talking to the box by the wall again. I'll just sit here so it looks like he's talking to me and no one will think he's crazy.

@@christopherconard2831 LOVED THIS XD

​@@christopherconard2831 Wholesome dog moment. . . . . Unlike every single moment involving the ATF.

13:20 XD