The Alexander brothers are headed to federal prison for 30 years each, but what did the Peacock documentary leave out? On today's Hot Mics with Billy Bush, Emma Schwartz, director of The Wolves of Real Estate, joins Billy with an inside account of the Alexander brothers' sentencing, the emotional victim impact statements, Judge Valerie Caproni's decision, and disturbing evidence that never made it into the documentary. Schwartz reveals a previously unaired text exchange involving Oren Alexander, discusses allegations dating back to the brothers' school years, and examines how wealth, privilege, and power shaped the case against Oren, Alon, and Tal Alexander. Billy also questions why the brothers received 30-year sentences rather than life in prison. Plus, Dancing with the Stars delivers a dramatic Horror Night double elimination as Tyler Cameron and Jackson Olson are sent home, while Val Chmerkovskiy and Carrie Ann Inaba share a surprising reconciliation after their controversy. Billy weighs in on Val's return, Jenna Johnson's performance, and Connor Wood's Jennifer Lawrence connection. Then, Katie Rosman's son Ari Ehrlich fires back with a sharp, funny Substack essay amid the Amy Griffin The Tell controversy, including allegations involving his younger sister that Griffin denies. Billy also breaks down the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything and Billy Evans' controversial shower scene, Barack Obama's latest Donald Trump joke ahead of the midterms, Chrishell Stause and G Flip's reported breakup, and the World Series. Subscribe for celebrity news, true crime, breaking headlines, exclusive interviews, and Billy's unfiltered take.
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