00:00Why is there this thought process that for sure something nefarious took place here?
00:06We got to dive into black boxes.
00:08If two people get in an accident and they step out of the car and or if they have to
00:13go to the hospital and when they can talk to officers, everybody tells the exact same story.
00:18That's it.
00:19Nobody, nobody starts flying around going, this isn't a TV show on TNT.
00:24And now we got to get a black box.
00:26And oh, my God, it's a leap for me to say that the two people are telling the exact same
00:31story.
00:32You have no reason to think otherwise.
00:33You have no reason to think that that's the case.
00:36Sure I do.
00:36I have what's happened in life.
00:38Right.
00:38Here's what's happened.
00:40Here's what's happened.
00:40And there was misinformation and the guy immediately stepped out to say that's misinformation.
00:45It's on me.
00:46Right.
00:47Stand up move by him today.
00:48No.
00:49Absolutely a stand up move.
00:50I'll give you that.
00:51But but at the same time, like he comes out and he finds out that the report has her as
00:56the guilty party.
00:57And so, yeah, he steps up and says, no, it was me.
01:00And we're now two weeks removed from the accident.
01:02It's just to me, there are still blank spaces in what happened investigation wise.
01:08And the initial report from Palo Alto PD, which was, yeah, this happened and we're done here.
01:15No more info.
01:16And we're on to Cincinnati.
01:17I mean, that's how it took place.
01:20That's how it went down.
01:21That's exactly how it went down.
01:22I mean, listen, you're you're right on this end.
01:25And so am I.
01:26Neither one of us are going to get to some sort of critical end here.
01:31You can't tell me I'm wrong and I can't tell you you're wrong.
01:34Well, not yet.
01:35I'm fast.
01:35I don't think you're going to know.
01:37This is just like Wiggins.
01:38OK, like this is like he came out today.
01:41Here's what happened.
01:42And OK, that's what happened.
01:45Is there a massive cover up?
01:47Was Kyle on a 630 p.m. drunken rage?
01:53I mean, OK, maybe.
01:56I just don't know why.
01:57For me, this is no different, actually, than the Draymond thing.
02:00Why does our mind immediately go to these dramatic places?
02:05This isn't on Netflix.
02:06Ooh, the Warriors and Draymond are now at odds.
02:10And now the Warriors are going to stab him in the back.
02:13And Mike Dunleavy has taken control.
02:15And Kyle Shanahan, this is a massive cover up by the 49ers.
02:19I can't tell you you're wrong, but I just I'm having a hard time finding out why our minds would
02:25go there in these situations.
02:27For me, the reason why my mind goes there is because of the inconsistency of the portrayal of the incident.
02:35And initially it's, you know, she was going the other way and she made a wrong turn, an unsafe turn
02:40causing the crash.
02:42And then he says, no, actually, I dropped my phone and I drifted across.
02:46It was my fault.
02:47And so for me, if you have that wide of a berth between the initial investigation and what the driver
02:53actually says happened, that to me is it's not very efficient police work, to say the least.
02:59And I'm also fascinated by the lack of witnesses at 610 on a Tuesday night in Palo Alto.
03:06We don't know that there were a lack of witnesses, by the way.
03:09Right.
03:09There's not a normal situation where when there's an accident, if there are witnesses, that the media is immediately going
03:16to track those witnesses down so that they can be on the six o'clock news and tell the story
03:20of what they saw.
03:21Again, the only reason that that would happen is if there was some sort of criminal behavior or what have
03:29you.
03:29Now, I'm with you on the fact that it's odd that whatever this database is that people found last night
03:36or early this morning tells apparently an inaccurate story.
03:42But if this was a cover up, wouldn't Kyle pay the woman off and allow the cover up to continue
03:48rather than driving straight to work, calling David Lombardi, Matt Barrows, Matt Mayocco, Jennifer Lee Chan and everyone into his
03:56office so he can immediately say that report's wrong.
03:59I'm the one who totally screwed up.
04:02Why would he do that if this was some sort of a cover up?
04:05Because, you know, we're now two weeks removed and I'm not sure really what happened there.
04:11His story is his story and I believe it because I don't think he's dishonest, but you also have actual
04:17evidence if you went to the black box of the Tesla or if you, you know, if the woman involved,
04:23if she spoke to reporters or somebody who was there because the vehicles, I believe, were in the street for
04:29about 40 minutes because he gets transported to the hospital and then the investigation begins.
04:34And so it's a lot of time for looky-loos to come by and, you know, take a picture just
04:39because that's human nature.
04:40That's what we do.
04:41I know, but like even if what you're saying is true, someone very well could have done that.
04:46And that still may come out.
04:48That wouldn't lead to anything.
04:50What would that lead to?
04:51Yeah, here's two cars.
04:52They got in an accident.
04:54Right.
04:54The one who was at fault came forward as soon as he knew to come forward and said that was
04:57my fault.
04:58We saw the Matt Miller footage and that, I mean, I'm not trying to say that it looked like he
05:04intentionally wanted to crash, but his life was in a spiral and in a spot to where he just goes
05:09across the line and there's footage on that from the, was it a van or a truck or something?
05:14The truck that got hit.
05:15Right.
05:15And now knowing what's going on with Matt Miller over the last five to 10 years of his life, there's
05:21reason for concern.
05:23Yeah, you can draw conclusions.
05:24You can draw some conclusions.
05:25But when you see it and, you know, this reminds me a little bit of the Draymond Green Jordan Poole
05:30thing where a report comes out about a confrontation and I was thinking like two guys come together and maybe
05:36one of them slapped the other upside the head and then 12 hours later, it's like, oh, oh, wow.
05:41And all of a sudden things change because the video got leaked.
05:46And so, I mean, maybe somebody out there has got actual video because, you know, there's cameras just about everywhere
05:52in this world now.
05:52But how could cameras and video change the story of what he's already told, which is not a great story?
05:58Like Kyle, Kyle messed up.
06:00Right.
06:00And Kyle stepped forward today to say, I totally messed up.
06:03And I don't want this story out there that this other woman messed up.
06:06I don't want that out there.
06:07I messed up.
06:08Yeah, he could have been going faster than 20.
06:10And, you know, the things that I don't know, the things that actual video could show or, you know, the
06:16recordings from the Tesla, like he probably never hit the brake based on his account.
06:22It was very for the phone.
06:24And you actually pointed this out off air.
06:26Like the first thing he felt was the airbag blowing up.
06:28So probably was a no break accident because he's trying to get his phone.
06:32I would, I would think, I would think, but like anyway, and you know, I'm, this is a little bit
06:38of a weird conversation because I hate speculating about stuff like this.
06:42My mind continues to be exactly where it was all day yesterday.
06:47And from the moment we found out about this, I'm thankful that Kyle Shanahan and this unnamed 21-year-old
06:55female he hit, I am thankful that they are alive.
06:58I'm thankful that Kyle Shanahan has two eyes.
07:01I'm thankful that Kyle, it sounds like he's confident he's going to make a full recovery.
07:07That's kind of really the only place my mind goes.
07:10And if you want to call that naive, do your thing.
07:13I don't really care how anyone wants to label that.
07:15But I, I, I, it's, it's just, it's interesting to me that when you have an accident, I still don't
07:22understand why everybody feels entitled to all of the information.
07:26It's not entitlement.
07:27For me, it's a curiosity.
07:28Yeah.
07:29And that one, I'm not.
07:30I'm going to sleep tonight.
07:32I'm not pointing out you on that one.
07:33Yeah.
07:34As you said yesterday, you called it curiosity.
07:37I think we all have that.
07:38We're human beings.
07:39The entitlement of like, I should have known seven days ago, not, you know, three days ago.
07:44That's weird to me, but whatever, do your thing.
07:48But this idea that, that we get an accident, there are police on the scene.
07:54We've heard not a peep from authorities or from the other driver.
07:59And then the second something does come out about it, Kyle Shanahan calls reporters into his office to say, that's
08:06not what happened.
08:07Here's what did happen.
08:08I don't, I'm having a hard time with why minds would immediately go to, ooh, something bigger is at play
08:15here.
08:15The Niners are on a cover-up mission.
08:17I don't, I don't, like, I don't see it.
08:21Yeah.
08:21Am I being naive, maybe?
08:22I just, I don't know.
08:24I see the timeline of events from accident, 11 days, it comes out, which is fine.
08:30I mean, you want to protect it.
08:31Chris Sims knew about it pretty early on in the process and various reporters had the story, but they didn't
08:37have the right story.
08:38And so everyone coming after Tim Kawakami, like Mike Florio, check yourself, dude.
08:43Your partner's the one who had more of the details.
08:46And so Tim Kawakami, I think, said he had 15% of the story, so you're not going to go
08:51forward with it.
08:52And then finally the story comes out.
08:54And from Saturday till now, the story's changed a few different times.
08:59And I just see something where there's kind of dead spots.
09:02And I'm curious.
09:03Did the story change a few different times?
09:05How so?
09:06No one was at fault.
09:07And that was no story.
09:10Right.
09:10Well, the story was we're not, no more details are coming out.
09:13That's going to do it.
09:14That's that.
09:14And then this database comes out and it's like, ooh, it was her fault.
09:18She made an unsafe turn.
09:21No, she didn't.
09:22He actually went across the line.
09:24So the account has changed a number of different times, three different times in just two days.
09:29That to me is very curious.
09:31I think it went from no account to the first account.
09:33And when that account was wrong, he spoke to it.
09:36Right.
09:37So now it's a second account.
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