Where this was said
Story 1: Wes Wilson's Whiteboard Video Series
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The first major story of the day centers on Wes Wilson's decision to address the Summer House scandal through a whiteboard-format video series with two friends who, the hosts note, were literally at the Yankee game with him and Amanda — hardly neutral arbiters. Part 1 covers the apartment window video (filmed illegally by a neighbor across the street), Wes's claim that he didn't know about the leaked nudes before the reunion, and his regret about the infamous statement that, as Claudia perfectly puts it, contained no names and could have been a Buffalo Wild Wings flavor announcement. Part 2 briefly addresses the grandmother storyline. Jackie is unequivocal: the format was a calculated pivot to a non-Bravo, male-skewing audience, the comments aren't buying it, and the locker-room talk about Amanda from his supposed best friends was disgusting. Claudia notes that Wes has now declared everything he's done up to this moment to be a mistake — which raises the obvious question of what he'll regret next. Their shared verdict: irredeemable, for now.
Claudia Oshry points out that the statement Wes Wilson and Amanda released after the Summer House scandal contained no names — not even their own — and conveyed so little information it could have been announcing a new Buffalo Wild Wings flavor. Wes now says a publicist wrote it, but Jackie doesn't buy that either.
Claudia Oshry noted that the infamous statement from Wes Wilson and Amanda after the Summer House scandal didn't include any names — not even their own — making it essentially meaningless.
Jackie Oshry noted that Wes Wilson admitted during his Whiteboard video series that he lied about something at the Summer House reunion, undermining any remaining credibility.
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