00:00There's apparently a gal at J.P. Morgan that has done something that has resulted in more
00:08applications for jobs, entry-level jobs, at J.P. Morgan in the history of American banking.
00:16Congratulations to Ms. Hamjini. Nice job. Yes. What did she do at J.P.? So this is going to help
00:25women get hired at J.P. Morgan? Yeah. Well, no, no, no. It's going to help J.P. Morgan hire
00:30more
00:30qualified dudes, but a woman created it. So you want to give Ms. Hamjini, there she is right there.
00:37Yeah. Nice job. Seems like a nice enough looking young lady. She allegedly treated her entry-level
00:42employee on her team as her sex slave. Nice job. Oh. Nice job. Okay. She denies it, but J.P.
00:50Morgan in
00:50the last 24 hours has had more applications for entry-level jobs than in their 100-plus
00:55year history, all thanks to Lorna Hajini. Wait a minute. You just glossed over. You said
01:00women's empowerment. You said sex slave. Yeah. She turned the, allegedly, this entry-level
01:06guy on her team claims that she treated him like her sex slave. Hold on. Yeah. And was
01:14offensive and racist as well, but that she treated him like a sex slave and, you know,
01:20treated him to sexual favors. She laced, wait a minute. Yeah. She quotes. Yeah. Laced his
01:26drink with Viagra. Again. That's in the story. I'm looking at the story now. Women empowerment.
01:32Lacing, drugging a man. Yeah. Apparently she said. I can't say that. She goes. She calls him
01:41his beautiful brown something. What is happening here? Yeah. She said it worked for Bill Cosby.
01:45Oh, God. Bill Cosby now gets brought up. All right. You said you had four examples, and
01:50was that the last one? Just stop. Just stop. I think you should. Why couldn't one of the
01:55stories, why couldn't one of the stories be empowering? None of that was empowering.
02:01No. I knew it. Not a single thing. A woman in power doing to a man what men have done
02:06to
02:06women for generations. It's bad. That's empowerment. To drug a man. Allegedly drug the guy. Well,
02:14why would he make that? What? Free sex? But why would he make that up? I don't know. How
02:19does he gain anything? Here's why I think he made the story up, if I may. Okay. He claims that
02:25she
02:25once took her top off in front of him and said, your wife doesn't have cannons like these. All right.
02:32That's something a guy says. Yeah. A woman doesn't say that. I've never heard a woman say that,
02:36but again, women's empowerment. See? See how it comes full circle? Guys have been doing it for
02:42years. Okay. Okay. Sexual harassment in the workplace. For years. Miss Apgeni said, it's time to turn the
02:48tables. Allegedly. So that's a good thing to you. Well, April. I think we're evening the playing
02:54field, and I think that's a good thing. All right. Yeah. So even if I give you that one,
02:59which I can't, how is Diana Rossini's story, as you laid it out, empowering for other women?
03:07That's a tough one for me to explain. While married. That's a tougher one for me to explain.
03:12Having a journalistic conflict and then affair with another married coach and losing your job.
03:19I'm going to give you an example. For a hundred years, men that go into journalism have studied
03:26Woodward and Bernstein. That's right. Woodward and Bernstein brought down a president.
03:30Yep. President Nixon. All right. Just with journalism. Okay. Well, how did they get the goods
03:36on President Nixon? An informant. And what was the informant's name, Tyrone?
03:41Deep throat. Bang. So it's about time a woman can have a deep throat of her own.
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