In this VladTV interview, former Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill discusses the viral “hold my beer” Time magazine meme tied to Osama bin Laden, his 2023 public intoxication arrest in Frisco, Texas, and the active lawsuit that followed. O’Neill also revisits being banned from Delta Airlines after tweeting a maskless photo during a flight, describing how
Charleston White returns to VladTV and dives into the biggest hip-hop courtroom debate: Lil Durk’s Los Angeles trial. Vlad presses Charleston on Durk’s defense pointing to OTF Vonnie as acting alone, and Charleston argues that letting a legal team blame a fellow OTF member fits his definition of “snitching.” The conversation breaks down street codes,
Dallas rapper Yella Beezy will go on trial on Sept. 14 for allegedly paying a gunman $40,000 to kill rival rapper MO3 in 2020 after a yearslong, tit-for-tat rap beef. The gunman, Kewon White, was found guilty of capital murder Friday evening. Prosecutors presented video and cell phone evidence that showed White gunned down MO3, whose real name is Melvin
Former Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill, known for his role in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, sits down with Vlad for a wide-ranging and controversial discussion on global politics, immigration, and national security. O’Neill shares his views on China’s population challenges, alleged fentanyl routes through Mexico and Canada, and whether a U.S.-China war is
Big Tigger won’t face any legal consequences after prosecutors decided to drop the battery and child cruelty charges that landed him in custody back in June. The Fulton County District Attorney’s Office made the call to decline prosecution, effectively closing the door on what started as a domestic dispute that spiraled into a three-way legal nightmare
Attorney Moe Gangat returns to VladTV with a firsthand courtroom breakdown from Los Angeles, where he has been covering Lil Durk’s federal trial since day one. Gangat details the direct examination of cooperating witness OTF Vonnie, real name Kayvon Grant, who testified about his guilty plea and alleged role in the 2022 killing of Lil
Former federal prosecutor Ed McDonald sits down with Vlad to recount one of the most unusual turns in organized crime history. He speaks going from helping prosecute Joseph Massino in the 1986 New York case involving Bonanno family leadership, Nicky Glass, a Teamsters local, and businessmen tied to the movie and storage industry, to later
Former Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill joins Vlad to weigh in on newly released government UFO and UAP videos, arguing the mysterious aircraft are more likely advanced U.S. military technology than aliens. Drawing on his special operations experience, O’Neill says America may be testing classified systems—possibly unmanned drones or next-generation aircraft—against its own pilots to study
Tiger Woods walked into a Florida courtroom Wednesday morning and made a decision that closes one chapter of his legal troubles. The 50-year-old golf legend accepted a plea deal that strips him of his driving privileges for five years, marking the end of his battle against DUI charges stemming from a March rollover crash near his
E.D.I. Mean of the Outlawz testified in the Tupac Shakur murder trial, and now he is speaking about the guilty verdict against Duane “Keefe D” Davis. The jury found Davis guilty of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon on Monday after less than three hours of deliberation, marking the first conviction in a case that gripped Hip-Hop
