Amy Robach

TJ, let me just cut in right there. Allegedly, it is. We need a cultural reshift. This is a sick, sick situation. When you have people that have dreams, and music is different than other professions in the sense that when you guys went to show up for your job every day, you were in very corporate settings with very professional people. In these settings, you're in the studio till 3 a.m.,

If a producer wants to smoke weed in the room, you got to run to the stairwell to breathe if you don't want to get high because you don't like that because they get to do what they want to do. They're recording the song. It's their track. It's their life. The boundaries are almost non-existent.

If a producer wants to smoke weed in the room, you got to run to the stairwell to breathe if you don't want to get high because you don't like that because they get to do what they want to do. They're recording the song. It's their track. It's their life. The boundaries are almost non-existent.

If a producer wants to smoke weed in the room, you got to run to the stairwell to breathe if you don't want to get high because you don't like that because they get to do what they want to do. They're recording the song. It's their track. It's their life. The boundaries are almost non-existent.

There's no oversight. I mean, I never met anyone from HR at Bad Boy. But there's no oversight. The boundaries are just completely gone. And there needs to be a lot of checks and balances. And... accountability. There are so many people like, listen, MTV and Viacom can't probably come forward and say, hey, we are so sorry.

There's no oversight. I mean, I never met anyone from HR at Bad Boy. But there's no oversight. The boundaries are just completely gone. And there needs to be a lot of checks and balances. And... accountability. There are so many people like, listen, MTV and Viacom can't probably come forward and say, hey, we are so sorry.

There's no oversight. I mean, I never met anyone from HR at Bad Boy. But there's no oversight. The boundaries are just completely gone. And there needs to be a lot of checks and balances. And... accountability. There are so many people like, listen, MTV and Viacom can't probably come forward and say, hey, we are so sorry.

We had a show on that aired for almost a decade with three different bands and every single person, there's a person in every single band that has a horrific situation and is suing or wants an apology, whatever it is. And we're so sorry. We didn't know whatever it is. It would have felt good to hear. They haven't even done that.

We had a show on that aired for almost a decade with three different bands and every single person, there's a person in every single band that has a horrific situation and is suing or wants an apology, whatever it is. And we're so sorry. We didn't know whatever it is. It would have felt good to hear. They haven't even done that.

We had a show on that aired for almost a decade with three different bands and every single person, there's a person in every single band that has a horrific situation and is suing or wants an apology, whatever it is. And we're so sorry. We didn't know whatever it is. It would have felt good to hear. They haven't even done that.

They likely can't legally because it will imply them and their names are listed in the lawsuits of the people that are suing from the band era. But yeah, accountability would go a long way. When I see their back and forth, the only thing that just stood out to me is when you make a bold statement and then you delete it, it's not a good look, in my opinion.

They likely can't legally because it will imply them and their names are listed in the lawsuits of the people that are suing from the band era. But yeah, accountability would go a long way. When I see their back and forth, the only thing that just stood out to me is when you make a bold statement and then you delete it, it's not a good look, in my opinion.

They likely can't legally because it will imply them and their names are listed in the lawsuits of the people that are suing from the band era. But yeah, accountability would go a long way. When I see their back and forth, the only thing that just stood out to me is when you make a bold statement and then you delete it, it's not a good look, in my opinion.

Have you guys ever made a statement about a serious matter that you were in and then deleted it?

Have you guys ever made a statement about a serious matter that you were in and then deleted it?

Have you guys ever made a statement about a serious matter that you were in and then deleted it?

Actually, soon there's going to be an episode dropping where I talk to Dr. Hillary Goldsher and we had an incredible conversation about why women stay and the psychology behind these abusive settings and how victims almost become paralyzed in them.

Actually, soon there's going to be an episode dropping where I talk to Dr. Hillary Goldsher and we had an incredible conversation about why women stay and the psychology behind these abusive settings and how victims almost become paralyzed in them.

Actually, soon there's going to be an episode dropping where I talk to Dr. Hillary Goldsher and we had an incredible conversation about why women stay and the psychology behind these abusive settings and how victims almost become paralyzed in them.

That's right. So, yes, we are following up on all the testimony, what happened with a very full day in court yesterday, which was Wednesday. And so you don't have to click and try to read and piece it all together. It's all here for you, along with our take on what is happening inside that courtroom just a few blocks away. from where we are sitting right now.