Fleet Week

She met Billy Evans.

at a Fleet Week party in San Francisco in October of 2017 when the feds were already investigating her.

His family runs luxury hotels in Southern California.

Fielder asked Evans in the film if he ever worried Holmes was coming or conning him.

I also have a theory, possibly, possibly, Tim Draper might be the person that introduced them or his daughter in some way because it just seems very coincidental.

I mean, of course, like a lot of the people in this industry like all know each other, but Billy Evans knowing him quite well and Elizabeth still going, like they met at a party during Fleet Week.

And Elizabeth, this is in October 2017, two years after the Wall Street Journal article had come out, like Theranos is an absolute disaster.

She hadn't been indicted yet, but it's clear that it was a fraud and a disaster by this point.

So Nathan and Billy then have this conversation about how Billy and Elizabeth met and their relationship and the beginnings of it.

And this is the bit that was shared in the trailer and a clip that was shown before the documentary actually came out where Nathan says, when you met, didn't you worry that she was scamming you? And when Billy says, oh, what did she have to gain from our relationship? And Nathan says, well, isn't your family rich? And Billy gives the most typical answer that someone who has never existed a second without access to millions of dollars would say.

And that is, oh, well, I think there's different kinds of wealth which okay so when they're discussing how they met we know the basic story of they met at this party during fleet week as i was saying i have suspicions that i think it was maybe tim draper's party or introduction and billy also says that he didn't recognize her at first because She had a hat and sunglasses on and a bandage on her face because her new puppy that was a husky, I believe his name was Balto, scratched her face.

Skip forward about 40 seconds if you don't want to hear anything awful about a dog.

It was funny.

I was up in New York for Fleet Week and they literally on the buses, you know, on the side where you can see the route being advertised, whatever it says, fair required.

It's still three bucks to get on a New York City bus.

And I guess what I find fascinating is that these people who are running on the DSA agenda promise the people the world they get into office and they start making excuses.

We saw a voluntary geofence, which is a restricted area where the AVs are not allowed to enter.

That was put into place for an event that happened earlier this month called Fleet Week.

actually last year, the Canadian snowbirds came to San Francisco, uh, because of, uh, issues around the blue angels.

So we were really grateful to Canada for saying the snowbirds, but, um, those events we're seeing, uh, potentially geofences put into place to say, no, we don't want these vehicles participating in these, um, problematic or challenging situations.

I

actually came for Fleet Week, to

be

honest.

I love planes.

Yeah, I really love planes.

I got to say, again, good shout out to them for planning their brunch around Fleet Week on Sunday.

Actually true.

And a person who's never experienced that before would be like, what the heck is somebody doing? But if you are a San Franciscan, you know that's what's going to happen.

So that kind of gives you a door into the... calling yourself that and um fleet week

we have here with all with the the the the stunt planes and exhibitions and the blue angels also this was just uh two weekends ago um so they're flying around uh with all that noise and but you know the majestic and the power it's it's amazing But don't get me wrong.

I

Yeah

... it's Fleet Week-

Knew it was over

...

Done for.

He opened the door.

He gave us the green light, and I said, "I fucking hate dealing with Fleet Week and traffic and tour- No, thank you." He opened the door for us, everybody.

Oh, my gosh.

On something as large as an aircraft carrier, it wasn't always easy to tell whether a sound had come from ten feet away or somewhere much farther down inside the ship.

That was why he didn't immediately think anything unusual was happening during Fleet Week in October of 1995.

There were only five or six volunteers staying aboard that night, and before everyone settled down, they had agreed on one rule.

Nobody was going to wander around exploring after lights out.