Warning! The following contains spoilers from the live feeds as of August 9th. Stream the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV and read at your own risk!Big Brother Season 28 took a hard turn when the Tool Shed was officially blown up and LaLa Verrett's Week 5 Head of Household busted the game wide open. Lala, with some help from Taylor Brown, completely dismantled the Red Corner by nominating Haley Thogmartin, Chuk Anyanwu, and Barrett Pfeiffer for eviction.Obviously, Barrett is a pawn in this situation, and it seems like Lala hopes to take out Haley if this week goes according to plan. The veto could've changed that, but as those watching Big Brother online know, it might not be a problem thanks to the one former Red Corner member causing a small war as all sides scramble to scoop him up. (Image credit: CBS)Kamu Won The Week 5 Veto CompetitionDespite another ally winning HOH after his Week 3 reign, Kamu was in a terrible position after Haley's week ended with a blindside eviction of Lyric Medeiros. Haley believed he was responsible for the vote flip, and while he had zero idea it was happening either, it became clear to him very quickly that Haley and Chuk were ready to throw him under the bus to protect themselves as the tables turned. Fortunately for Kamu, he had a friend in Taylor, who convinced Lala not to nominate him along with his Red Corner allies. Now, he's won the veto, and to further confirm his loyalty, has explicitly told Lala and many others he has zero plans to pull anyone off the block. Granted, there's still time to reverse that decision, but as of Sunday afternoon, he seems pretty determined. Kamu has gone from house target to the hottest free agent each group wants to recruit for their cause. Right now, it feels like it's going to come down to him aligning with Taylor or Dee Valladares, but personally, I don't think he has to race to pick any side. The more people who see him as valuable, the better chance he has at surviving. (Image credit: CBS)Angela Blew Up On Haley With A Rant Allegedly Wilder Than Her "Crazy Eyes" MomentAhead of the veto, Saturday was a wild day for feeds because someone finally activated Angela Murray. After a rough night with little sleep, Angela felt the need to go to Haley and confess that she voted to evict Lyric, and needed to get that off her chest. It seemed she went to Haley thinking the apology would grant her forgiveness, but Haley was unmoved. More On Big BrotherJulie Chen Moonves Has A Great Idea For Big Brother's 1,000th EpisodeFast forward to some time later, and Angela was called up to a conversation Haley and Chuk were having with Kamu, Dee, and Yash. She immediately jumped into an apology about the vote, again, despite that not being why she was called in. The situation escalated, with Angela saying all she could do was apologize, but then Haley made the mistake of saying something disrespectful back. We don't 100% know what was said, because Big Brother immediately cut the live feeds as it turned into a shouting match. Unfortunately, it seems as though producers are going to try to save it for the Wednesday episode, even though Angela herself confessed it was so expletive-laden that she doubted any of it could air. Yash was later heard on feeds discussing what went down, and essentially said it started when Haley hinted that Angela told her to "trust her gut" in regards to people who flipped the vote. Allegedly, Angela jumped to her feet and, as they said it, just shouted every curse word in the book in a genuine meltdown that both Yash and Chuk would say was incomprehensible at times. Given Big Brother brought Angela back because of her unpredictability and past moments like the "Crazy eyes" fight or her showdown with Jason De Puy, I feel like we're going to see some version of that fight. I will say, I'm disappointed the feeds were cut, especially if the reason was that the hope was people would tune in to watch it. What exactly is the point of having the live feeds if we can't see the raw and uncensored footage of what we would never see on television? Big Brother continues on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm feeling excited about these coming days equal to where I was at for Week 1, so I hope the game keeps on changing from here on out!