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Court orders Jussie Smollett release from jail during appeal. Britney Spears wants to be ‘feared’: ‘Being nice got me taken advantage of.’ Trevor Noah says Kanye West’s harassment of Kim Kardashian is ‘terrifying to watch.’ · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice Shove never Welcome through the Naughty, Bad Night Show.
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Speaker 1: I'm your host from showing time. It's Thursday, which means
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Speaker 1: our dear friend Mark Looper joins us, Hey, Loopie, are
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Speaker 1: you there? Louby Leui is here? Believe I know you're
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Speaker 1: there because we were just gossiping before I hit record.
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Speaker 1: Can't help that sounds do I see you? We don't
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Speaker 1: even say hello, We're straight into the gossip. Mark, I'm
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Speaker 1: so comfortable when I when we see each other rediscored
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Speaker 1: right into it. When you walk into Bottos before your
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Speaker 1: bottom even hits the chair, I'm like, you're not going
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Speaker 1: to believe it, and then start and then four hours
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Speaker 1: later where you roll out, which is really what this
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Speaker 1: podcast is based on. It's a shorter version and a
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Speaker 1: less alcohol fuel like gossip. And I think that's part
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Speaker 1: of the success of it is that everybody on this
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Speaker 1: show is an entertainment reporter, gossip columnists, works in the business.
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Speaker 1: We know this stuff, and so I think, unlike other
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Speaker 1: shoes who have the beautiful hosts, we are beautiful, but
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Speaker 1: have the beautiful hosts who are not really gossip entertainment
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Speaker 1: reporters insiders, we are. We do this for a living
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Speaker 1: every single day and we love doing it with you. Hey,
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Speaker 1: what time is it, my friends? It is tea time.
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Speaker 1: So we've got a big breaking story at the top
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Speaker 1: of the show. Late last night, Jesse Smellette was released
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Speaker 1: from jail during an appeal, So he's officially already out
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Speaker 1: of jail, following a decision earlier by the accurt to
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Speaker 1: cut short his hundred and fifty day sentence pending appeal.
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Speaker 1: So a lot of people think he's out, he's innocent,
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Speaker 1: it was a mistake. That's not true. Mark. What's happened
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Speaker 1: here is that his appeal is going to move forward,
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Speaker 1: and they decided while appeal moved forward, he would be
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Speaker 1: let out on bonds, So we had to pay a
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dollars. He actually hasn't had to
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Speaker 1: dig into his pockets yet, but if he skips any
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Speaker 1: court dates, he's going to have to pay that. Also.
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Speaker 1: On his way out of court, he didn't speak. He
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Speaker 1: spoke a lot when he went to remember that I'm
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Speaker 1: not suicide at all, so he spoke a lot walking in.
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Speaker 1: On the way out, he didn't say anything, but his
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Speaker 1: attorney did speak, saying he had just survived on water,
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Speaker 1: just water for six days. He looked a little, a
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Speaker 1: little frail. Now he's moving forward with this appeal. It's tricky, Mark,
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Speaker 1: because we've seen all the evidence. We've seen this trial.
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Speaker 1: There's a ton of evidence. Maybe there's a technicality, maybe
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Speaker 1: that will happen, But I think the public are always
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Speaker 1: going to think he's guilty. He was once convicted, he's out,
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Speaker 1: now he's appealing it. I would have argued, I think
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Speaker 1: it would have been better for his career to just
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Speaker 1: stay there for five months. Don't do this again. And
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Speaker 1: it's almost like ripping a band age off, off off
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Speaker 1: a wound. I would have stayed in jail for five months,
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Speaker 1: come out, said I'm sorry, and try to bounce back.
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Speaker 1: But he's fighting this Mark, he's still fighting. What do
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Speaker 1: you think? I think I totally agree. I think that
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Speaker 1: I would have stayed there as well and just let
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Speaker 1: this be uh And I think in a lot of
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Speaker 1: ways now it's still unsettled for him. He still has
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Speaker 1: to fight more and more and more cases and more
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Speaker 1: court appearances, and it's just the never ending thing. And
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Speaker 1: I think, to your point, his career it feels over,
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Speaker 1: it feels done. It does feel done. Doesn't It also
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Speaker 1: too having to go through another trial. It's not smart
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Speaker 1: because we're all going to see the evidence a day
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Speaker 1: and even more people are going to watch because this
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Speaker 1: story keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger.
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Speaker 1: There's going to be a lot more drama in the courtroom. Hey, Mark,
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Speaker 1: you saw just see before he went to jail. You
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Speaker 1: were invited to a little party in New York. You know,
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Speaker 1: I will say this. You know, Jesse is a lovely man.
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Speaker 1: I I went to his birthday party last summer and
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Speaker 1: in June. It was a small event, and I can
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Speaker 1: tell you this, he's a lot of supporters still in
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Speaker 1: his in his circle, a lot of people in Hollywood
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Speaker 1: still support him. Um. He was perfectly fine and lovely
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Speaker 1: and sweet. And it's sad because you could tell that,
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Speaker 1: like the judge said and other people have said, there
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Speaker 1: is a really sweet side to him. Um. And I
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Speaker 1: could see that. And I've met him at other events
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Speaker 1: and I've worked with him in the past. But I
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Speaker 1: think he made a mistake. I think he really messed up.
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Speaker 1: And it's hard for me to, you know, move on
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Speaker 1: from this when he hasn't admitted guilt. Yeah, I can
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Speaker 1: move on. I can, and I think Americans really can.
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Speaker 1: Americans are fantastic at forgiving people. When a celebrity messes up,
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Speaker 1: American often gives them another chance. If they pay their price,
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Speaker 1: they do the time, and you've got to say sorry.
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Speaker 1: And I don't think he thinks he did anything wrong.
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Speaker 1: I really believe in his heart he thinks he's innocent.
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Speaker 1: And he believes this in despite all the evidence, all
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Speaker 1: the evidence, he does not believe it. He thinks he's innocent,
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Speaker 1: and so he's going to really fight for it. I
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Speaker 1: think it's a terrible mistake. And I think he is
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Speaker 1: going to get convicted again, and then he's going to
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Speaker 1: have to start all over again. And you know this,
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Speaker 1: five months could have already been done. It could have
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Speaker 1: been oval with. I don't quite understand it, but will
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Speaker 1: keep you in the loop. A Moving along to what
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Speaker 1: was going to be a lead story, Britney spears wants
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Speaker 1: to be feared because being nice got her taken advantage of.
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Speaker 1: So would you rather be feared or loved? Brittney is
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Speaker 1: making very very clear which she would pick. She said
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Speaker 1: the following quote, don't ever pity me. I don't want
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Speaker 1: to be loved, and I want to be feared. Being
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Speaker 1: loved and being nice got me taken advantage of. So
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Speaker 1: take your pity and go f yourselves being kind kind Mark.
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Speaker 1: Would you rather be feared or love? Oh? I think
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Speaker 1: I want to be loved. You people love to It
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Speaker 1: might surprise some people. I don't want to be feared.
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Speaker 1: Although Brittany certainly goodness gracious, after thirteen years in a conservatorship,
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Speaker 1: I can understand why she wants to make changes. I'm
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Speaker 1: sure she's still really really angry about this. And then, interestingly,
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Speaker 1: we broke this story. First, Brittany has deactivated her Instagram account.
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Speaker 1: We told you she was going to do this. So
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Speaker 1: Brittany has sold a fifteen million dollar book. When you
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Speaker 1: write a book, you're gonna put all this in the book.
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Speaker 1: So publisher was like, shut up, stop giving it away
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Speaker 1: for free. So I think the two are connected. The
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Speaker 1: minute she signs the book deal. Now she's off Instagram.
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Speaker 1: They're not going to pay you, Brittany, if you give
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Speaker 1: all your secrets away for free, why am I paying
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Speaker 1: your fifteen million dollars. I loved her on Instagram because
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Speaker 1: she told us everything. Now we're going to have to
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Speaker 1: buy the book, which brings us to our whole question
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Speaker 1: of the day. Britney spears would rather be feared because
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Speaker 1: being nice got her taken advantage? Job? Would you rather
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Speaker 1: be feared? Oh? Lovely? Know what Mark wants? What you
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Speaker 1: want on at the page at naughty Nice Rob? But
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Speaker 1: facebook page is not NBC. To check back tomorrow to
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Speaker 1: hear your results, Loopy, what are you working on? Oh?
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Speaker 1: I gotta go one for you, Rob. Trevor Noah is
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Speaker 1: frightened of Kanye West's behavior towards his ex Kim Kardashian.
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Speaker 1: So Trevor Rob, I didn't know this, but he apparently
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Speaker 1: grew up in an abuse with home, and so he
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Speaker 1: spoke out and said that the broader implications of Kanye
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Speaker 1: fighting with his ex Kim and her new boyfriend Pete
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Speaker 1: Davidson is really frightening. He said, quote over time Kanye
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Speaker 1: has become more and more belligerent, and how he tries
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Speaker 1: to get Kim back. He noted that Kim Kardashian, while
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Speaker 1: she might love publicity, and she might love the celebrity
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Speaker 1: and all this, he said thost things can be true,
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Speaker 1: but he sees a woman who wants to live her
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Speaker 1: life without being harassed by his ex husband. Yes, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: what do you think, Rob? I think he's really hit
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Speaker 1: the nail on the head here. So a lot of
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Speaker 1: us can excuse bad behavior when the person is directed
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Speaker 1: towards we don't necessarily adore. And Kim's controversial, so a
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Speaker 1: lot of people are here are saying, she's rich's famous,
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Speaker 1: she likes all this attention, and Trevor Noah is saying,
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Speaker 1: you know what, maybe she does, and that's fine too,
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Speaker 1: But you can be both. You can be harassed and
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Speaker 1: somebody that likes the spotlight. And the fact that he
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Speaker 1: grew up in a really abusive home really really reflects
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Speaker 1: everything that he is saying here. He said, if Kim
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Speaker 1: cannot escape this, then how can a normal woman have
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Speaker 1: any chance? Now, Kanye did respond by posting a racial slur.
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Speaker 1: We're not going to go into it. We should also
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Speaker 1: point out to that he has now been put on
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Speaker 1: a hole suspended from Instagram for twenty four hours. Twenty
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Speaker 1: four hours. A spokesperson said that Kanye's comments violated the
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Speaker 1: company's policies on hate speech and bullying and harassment. This
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Speaker 1: is really really tricky, Mark, because I think we all
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Speaker 1: know Kanye is going through something here, and he is
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Speaker 1: expressing it in the most ugly, ugly way. I think
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Speaker 1: if anybody else had done this, we would have all
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Speaker 1: walked away. I'm glad that Instagram has stepped in here.
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Speaker 1: It's just horrifying, you know. I think about Kim all
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Speaker 1: the time. Kim is rich, and she's got security, She's
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Speaker 1: got all the resources in the world, and she can
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Speaker 1: sort of handle this. Can you imagine, well, hundreds, if
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Speaker 1: not thousands or millions of women go through every day
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Speaker 1: with a with an abusive ex It's really really scary.
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Speaker 1: It really is scary. And many of those women do
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Speaker 1: not have any resources at art to protect themselves from
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Speaker 1: an abuse of ex or and abuse of partner, and
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Speaker 1: there's stake a home, and they there's no way out.
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Speaker 1: And I don't want to celebrate someone like Kanye for
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Speaker 1: his behavior. It's not okay at all. It's not okay.
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Speaker 1: It's really not okay at all. I'm with you a
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Speaker 1: hundred percent, Trevor Noah, and I think also to we
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Speaker 1: should stand up. I the older I've got, I've decided
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Speaker 1: that I'm going to stand up often. I was just silent.
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Speaker 1: I pretended not to see it. I pretended it wasn't
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Speaker 1: my business. No, when you see something that's wrong, say
10:04
Speaker 1: something hey quickly before we go to break. We have
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Speaker 1: new reports about what Queen Elizabeth is really like, really
10:12
Speaker 1: like Mark, what they got wrong on the Crown and so.
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Speaker 1: Royal biographer Robert Hardman, he's very, very fancier. He has
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Speaker 1: a new book at and he's saying that the queen
10:23
Speaker 1: really likes being the queen. He said that it's not
10:27
Speaker 1: just about longevity or clinging on for her. She remains
10:32
Speaker 1: very much center stage, and she still has an appetite
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Speaker 1: and an enthusiasm for the job. He argues that she
10:40
Speaker 1: really likes what she does. She likes to be the queen.
10:45
Speaker 1: That make said, Mark, do you think you would enjoy
10:48
Speaker 1: being a king of a queen? What do you think?
10:50
Speaker 1: I can only imagine if me and you were on
10:52
Speaker 1: the top of the throne. How naughty and ridiculous. I
10:56
Speaker 1: love that idea. Yes, I have a little secret for
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Speaker 1: a boss. Boots actually don't like being in charge. I
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Speaker 1: like to be the number two. Even in companies I've
11:07
Speaker 1: worked for. When I've been the boss, I've not enjoyed
11:10
Speaker 1: it as much as being not in the shadows. But
11:13
Speaker 1: like number two and number three, I'm not that good
11:17
Speaker 1: with total power, with total responsibility. I like to have
11:20
Speaker 1: drinks with my friends. I like laugh, do you know
11:23
Speaker 1: what I mean? Like if I have to make a decision,
11:25
Speaker 1: I can. But it's all about knowing where you fit,
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Speaker 1: isn't it? And I've got to know myself and I'm
11:32
Speaker 1: much more comfortable. I think it's because I had a
11:34
Speaker 1: bossy sister, Christine, so I grew up in Christine Shadow
11:38
Speaker 1: my entire childhood. She was only a year older than me.
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Speaker 1: So I think I now have become conditioned. I'm used
11:44
Speaker 1: to being number two and I sort of like it now.
11:48
Speaker 1: I know you're going to disagreement because you've been out
11:50
Speaker 1: with me where I just don't shut up and I
11:51
Speaker 1: don't let anybody else speak. But that's different from making decisions.
11:56
Speaker 1: When it comes to actual making decisions, I'm fine letting
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Speaker 1: somebody else very are you, Mark? You're more bossy than
12:02
Speaker 1: people think. I can be very bossy as well. But
12:05
Speaker 1: I will say I love doing the show because you
12:08
Speaker 1: are the king of this podcast. So we're all we're
12:11
Speaker 1: all under you, and you make decisions created and I've
12:15
Speaker 1: created the little world in life, create the little world
12:19
Speaker 1: that you want now, and let's tell you what they've
12:21
Speaker 1: got wrong on the Crown. So if you watch The
12:24
Speaker 1: Crown and you see sort of a very dour portrayal
12:28
Speaker 1: of Queen Elizabeth, Robert is saying that's wrong, and her
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Speaker 1: close friends and her close stab they think the Crown
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Speaker 1: and makes some mistake by showing her miserable all the time,
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Speaker 1: and they say that just is not true. She's really happy.
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Speaker 1: She's the Queen, Mark, she has a lot to be
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Speaker 1: happy about, and she enjoys her life. She enjoys being
12:51
Speaker 1: the queen, and she's happy most of the time. I
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Speaker 1: would argue, Mark, you're a queen in your life. You
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Speaker 1: like your life like you're a happy fellow with your life.
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Speaker 1: Things come along and probably make you miserable, but in
13:03
Speaker 1: neutral marking neutral on an average day one to ten,
13:07
Speaker 1: where's your happiness? I'm a good eight. Yeah, yeah, I
13:10
Speaker 1: have a nice life. I really do. And I you know,
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Speaker 1: I heard Rob from Royal Forces once upon a time
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Speaker 1: that the Queen has a really great sense of humor
13:17
Speaker 1: and she's a lot of fun. And her and Megan
13:19
Speaker 1: Markel connected because they both had a similar sense of humor,
13:22
Speaker 1: which I was told she can be a little naughty
13:25
Speaker 1: like she likes franks. She loves to giggle if somebody
13:28
Speaker 1: falls over. She has a very visual sense of humor.
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Speaker 1: She loves to see somebody fall over. One of her
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Speaker 1: core giars from the World Leader coming in to see her,
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Speaker 1: who trips over her dogs, and she actually likes it.
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Speaker 1: I was told when people mess up protocol, so when
13:45
Speaker 1: you can't curtsy quite properly and fall over like I
13:49
Speaker 1: would have to bounce. If the Queen walked in and
13:51
Speaker 1: we walked into the palace, you and me would bat
13:53
Speaker 1: we would fall over. I mean the chance of sting
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Speaker 1: it right. And she I'm told, she giggles and she
13:59
Speaker 1: finds funny and then after we leave they will talk
14:02
Speaker 1: about us. We are. I love it. It makes us
14:06
Speaker 1: so much more human. Hey, we're going to take a
14:08
Speaker 1: quick break. We will be right back. Hello, Hello, welcome
14:14
Speaker 1: back to the Nordy Been Show. I'm shoot with our
14:16
Speaker 1: dear friend Mark loop O. Hey, Loopie, let's get to
14:18
Speaker 1: the poles. It's not the fan the official. Megan Marco
14:27
Speaker 1: thanked her co star Simon Rix for turning down a
14:30
Speaker 1: tabloid offer to claim that they had slept together. That
14:34
Speaker 1: question was, would you tell a story about somebody you
14:38
Speaker 1: had worked with? Let's have said yes, what about if
14:47
Speaker 1: you didn't like the person, But you've worked with people
14:49
Speaker 1: you didn't like Mark, You've had some stinkers in your life.
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Speaker 1: Would you I don't even know if i'd tell it.
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Speaker 1: I'll just tell you. I'd just say they're awful. I
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Speaker 1: worked for Hearble her and they were awful. You're much
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Speaker 1: more discreets. I'm more discreet Rob. I would never, I
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Speaker 1: really would never saw the story. It just feels wrong
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Speaker 1: to me. I've never sold a story. I've never and
15:08
Speaker 1: I've had people offer me a lot of money, particularly
15:11
Speaker 1: after working with j Lo and Diddy and Jessica Simpson.
15:14
Speaker 1: I've never done that. But there had been a few
15:16
Speaker 1: people I've worked with who were real stinkers, just awful people.
15:21
Speaker 1: Not celebrities, actually people that were in the office. You
15:24
Speaker 1: never want to buy a story about them because they're
15:26
Speaker 1: not famous. But if knew meant had a drink and
15:29
Speaker 1: you were like, what was it light working for with Claire,
15:32
Speaker 1: I'd like, Oh, it's a horror. Would you would you
15:36
Speaker 1: admit that? Would you? Would you protect them? No? I
15:39
Speaker 1: think gossiping is fine talking about your co workers as
15:43
Speaker 1: the best. I'm down for that in private, of course.
15:48
Speaker 1: That you're also naughty today, don't forget to vote on
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Speaker 1: back tomorrow to hear your results. Now, it's a nice
16:03
Speaker 1: he's nice. He's nicest buck to day. I want you
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Speaker 1: to describe this very carefully. Oh, yes, the nicest. Other
16:11
Speaker 1: day it's Jesse James Dekker. Oh but for a very
16:17
Speaker 1: nice reason. Okay, So Jesse James Deaker posted a naked
16:20
Speaker 1: pick of her husband Eric for his thirty birthday. Okay,
16:24
Speaker 1: let me tell you what this is all about. So
16:27
Speaker 1: Jess took the social media to celebrate her husband's birthday
16:30
Speaker 1: with the snap of her husband in the new She
16:33
Speaker 1: captioned the photo by saying, the birthday boy and his
16:36
Speaker 1: birthday suit looking like a statue from Ghee. He does, yes,
16:41
Speaker 1: she goes. My man is thirty five and aging like
16:43
Speaker 1: fine mine. Happy happy birthday to the love of my life,
16:46
Speaker 1: my best friend, my soulmate, my baby daddy, my right
16:49
Speaker 1: or die. I'm so happy you were born today. Oh well,
16:54
Speaker 1: the captain is lovely, but the photograph is magnificent. It's
16:57
Speaker 1: a naughty gossip dot com. Well, he clearly knew she
17:00
Speaker 1: was taking a picture like that. Isn't him just rolling
17:02
Speaker 1: out of bed or jumping out of the shower. He's
17:04
Speaker 1: pretty post. I mean it looks very staged. It's very stage,
17:08
Speaker 1: and I can't think of it's how jealous I am.
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Speaker 1: This is her life. I'm like, she up to this yummy,
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Speaker 1: yummy us all the time. I'm also told he's a
17:20
Speaker 1: very nice person. I think that matters, Yes, it does.
17:23
Speaker 1: But even if he was, he looks so good. Check
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Speaker 1: out the picture and put a smile on your face.
17:30
Speaker 1: A man candy is also and nicest of the day
17:32
Speaker 1: and now and naughty is the day. Chris Guamo is
17:36
Speaker 1: demanding a hundred and twenty five million from c N
17:39
Speaker 1: and Chris so we had reported he was hoping to
17:42
Speaker 1: get sixty million, which is a lot of money. Oh no, no, no, double.
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Speaker 1: He wants a h five million for them letting him go. Now.
17:54
Speaker 1: He was fired for advising his brother but then Governor
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Speaker 1: Andrew Omo and he also was accused later on of
18:02
Speaker 1: sexual harassment quiz He's attorney. He said in a statement
18:07
Speaker 1: that one of media's investigation makes it clear that CNN
18:10
Speaker 1: at the highest levels not only knew about his involvement
18:14
Speaker 1: in helping his brother, but we're also actively assisting the
18:17
Speaker 1: governor too. So it wasn't just Chris that was helping
18:20
Speaker 1: his brother. We know that also to the executives at CNN.
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Speaker 1: We're in on this and they were helping his brother
18:27
Speaker 1: as well. He went on to say, but they're trying
18:30
Speaker 1: to make a scapegoat out of Chris. Chriss ode a
18:34
Speaker 1: full apology. But I guess more than the apology, Mark million,
18:39
Speaker 1: what would you rather have, Mark? Stupid question? Yeah, I
18:45
Speaker 1: mean he'll never have to work again, and his whole
18:47
Speaker 1: family could just retire. Yeah, I mean that's sort of wealth.
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Speaker 1: Doesn't just change your life, it changes generations, his kids,
18:54
Speaker 1: his grandkids, everybody now on that family tree from Chris
18:58
Speaker 1: down is going to be so huh super rich. You
19:01
Speaker 1: can't spend that amount of money. Yeah, but you know
19:03
Speaker 1: what their egos, those cormos, their egos are so big.
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Speaker 1: all of it. They want he wants to be back
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Speaker 1: on TV. The brother wants to be the governor again.
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Speaker 1: So the money, gosh, you you, and they make that mark,
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Speaker 1: you never hear from it. I might starting the podcast.
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Speaker 1: I do enjoy doing the podcast, but I don't know.
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Speaker 1: If I do anything would be lovely and I would
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Speaker 1: on Amazon. And I'd expect you to be very grateful.
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Speaker 1: You're so generous to us of the day. Let's and
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Speaker 1: with a moment to rob, you get a rebuke a rob.
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Speaker 1: When you're only thinking about checking things off your to
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Speaker 1: do list and moving on to the next, you get
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Speaker 1: trapped in this circle of finding more stuff to do
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Speaker 1: rather than finding real happiness. Don't do to do lists.
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Speaker 1: Just stop because once you finish that to do list,
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Speaker 1: you just create another. There's always more stuff to do,
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Speaker 1: and yes we have stuff that we have to get
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Speaker 1: done every day, but enjoy that process. Don't think about
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Speaker 1: crossing stuff off. Think about enjoying every single task. I
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Speaker 1: have managed to find enjoy mark in almost everything. I
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Speaker 1: can brush my teeth now and enjoy it, just for
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Speaker 1: two minutes. I just stop, and I really enjoy the
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Speaker 1: freshness of my of my toothpaste, try and find enjoyment
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Speaker 1: in the simple things in life, and they add up
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Speaker 1: to a really great life. Does that mean Yeah, there's
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Speaker 1: nothing better than getting into a freshly made bad fresh
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Speaker 1: sheets cold and it's like crisp, it's like degrees. I've
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Speaker 1: even found joy. This is going to sound crazy, but
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Speaker 1: I have to do it each week, so I did.
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Speaker 1: I was determined. I've got to make this into something
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Speaker 1: I like doing. So I've got to do it every week.
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Speaker 1: all up in my in my closet. Looks like a
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Speaker 1: found enjoyment. Find enjoyment in the little things in life.
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