The 9 Diddy Conspiracies That No One Wants to Talk About | Andrew Bustamante & Karen Conti - PT 2 (Fan Fave)

**Andrew Bustamante** (0:01)
Evening, buyer's remorse.

**Karen Conti** (0:03)
Buy a new car?

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:04)
I'll be moving in.

**Andrew Bustamante** (0:06)
Let's get started.

**Karen Conti** (0:07)
Sorry, I think there's been a mistake. I bought it from Carvana. You what?

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:11)
Yeah, great price.

**Karen Conti** (0:12)
I even have seven days to love it or return it. So there's no...

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:15)
No, no buyer's remorse.

**Andrew Bustamante** (0:17)
More like buyer's rejoice.
I guess I'll let myself out. Congratulations.

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:23)
I mean it. Buyers rejoice. Buy your car today on Carvana.

**Andrew Bustamante** (0:27)
Limitations and exclusions may apply. See our seven-day return policy at carvana.com.

**Lisa Bilyeu** (0:30)
All right, my homies, welcome back to this super intense episode of Women of Impact. Well, we're diving deep into the Diddy allegations with defense attorney Karen Conti and former CIA spy Andrew Bustamante. You come to Women of Impact, you come to this podcast so that you can build the skillsets and the tactics and the tools that you need in order to be able to show up and crush it every single day. How the hell can you stand up, push back, set boundaries, be independent, have confidence if you are constantly being targeted as a potential victim of manipulation? That you may actually be stuck in a web of that and not even realize it. That is why I have decided to cover this topic as we start to find out new news, because let me tell you guys, it is not okay. It is not okay that whilst women become victims, it is not okay that we speak up and get ignored still in 2024 What the hell? This will end and it has to end because we are willing to do the hard talk. We are willing to open ourselves up to discuss the hard things and figure out how the hell this happened and how the hell we make sure it never happens again. And this could be anything in your lives, guys. This can be a partner in your life. This can be a boss, a coworker, your mother, a family member, a friend, anyone who uses and abuses their power to manipulate you and control you is un-fricking acceptable. So we're going to expose today the red flags that you need to spot to avoid actually becoming the victim, how the predator may actually maintain control and keep you stuck because they're instilling fear into you. We also go into why speaking up comes at such a fricking high cost in these situations and what you can actually do to make sure that you still speak up, never get silence and never become part of this sick damn system again. So you can tell I'm fricking passionate guys. Let's go, let's fricking dive in right now, share this episode with your homies and let's protect each other together. Never ever does someone get to knock your confidence or knock your self worth. So let's get back to the episode right now. I'm your host Lisa Bilyeu and this is Women of Impact.
Talk to me about the power of Hollywood. Do you think that that's number one, why it took so long to come out? Because if this has been going on since the 90s, that's insane that it took this long to come out and for us to be talking about.
And then with all of the blackmail in Hollywood, is that then even more of a compounding effect? Because now not only do you have blackmail against you, your entire circle, fame, everything you've built is at risk.

**Andrew Bustamante** (3:27)
The problem is not Hollywood, the problem is money, right? And in any industry with high dollars, the legal industry, the medical industry, when it comes to television and film, when it comes to music, when it comes to arts, like painted art, graphic art, you will always have the people who are addicted to the idea of opportunity.
And then you will have a small group of people who actually control the opportunities. So it's all based on money. So as sad as it is to think, what we're seeing happen right now with Diddy, just happened last year with the conviction of R. Kelly.
And that case took four years to bring to fruition. And that was 20 years of sexual misconduct. Like there are people who are ambitious, who want opportunities, and they may not be willing to do anything to get there. But as they endeavor to get to the top, they're exposed to these inner worlds, these inner sanctums, and they have to ask themselves, do I play by the rules to continue to climb? Or do I cut myself out of the game now? Very few people think, oh, I'm going to break the system and rebuild it on my own. Instead, they feel like they have to stay in the system or exit the system and essentially leave the opportunity.