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Travis Kelce’s father criticized ‘troll’ Bethenny Frankel for her comments about his son's relationship with Taylor Swift. Martha Stewart has a unique approach to underwear! Jennifer Aniston sparks engagement rumors. · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: It's time.
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Speaker 2: And now welcome to the Naughty but Nice Show. I'm
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Speaker 2: your host, Rob Shooter, and it is Tuesday, which means
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Speaker 2: our dear friend Delana Dixon joins us. Hey, miss d
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Speaker 2: are you there?
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Speaker 1: I am, and it's good to see you again or
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Speaker 1: hear you again. A nice time on Friday.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I loved it. We went out with our friends Alex,
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Speaker 2: we had dinner. We got it. My favorite sort of nights.
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Speaker 2: I love starting the nights off early, having a drinky
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Speaker 2: peo with you, mistery, and then painting the town read.
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Speaker 2: Although it's nice to be in dead bye not too late,
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Speaker 2: so that's also a good thing too. I guess. Okay,
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Speaker 2: let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends?
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Speaker 2: It is tea time. Big breaking story at the top
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Speaker 2: of the show. The leads today of our show are
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Speaker 2: about two dads. One is Taylor Swift's dad and one
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Speaker 2: is Travis Kelsey's father. Let me explain. So, Taylor Swift's
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Speaker 2: father was accused of hitting assaulting a photographer in Australia.
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Speaker 2: Now her camp are fighting back about these accusations. So
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Speaker 2: the statement comes after reports emerged that Scott that's Taylor's dad,
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Speaker 2: Scott had been involved in an altercation with a photographer
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Speaker 2: in Sydney in the early hours of the morning. Local
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Speaker 2: police did confirm that a man had been accused, but
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Speaker 2: they would not say if it was Scott Swift or not.
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Speaker 2: They did mention that the man, who was seventy one
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Speaker 2: years old, that's the same age as Scott, got involved
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Speaker 2: in an incident with a fifty one year old photographer. Now,
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Speaker 2: Taylor Swift and not letting this story just go by.
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Speaker 2: Often Taylor Swift's people don't respond to silly stuff, but
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Speaker 2: this is very serious, and so they're saying that two
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Speaker 2: individuals were aggressively pushing towards Taylor, grabbing her personal security
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Speaker 2: and threatening a female member of staff. So that's when
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Speaker 2: it appears Taylor's dad got involved. Now, I should say
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Speaker 2: I've been around the Taylor Swift movement family for a
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Speaker 2: long time. The dad the mom are very protective, but
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Speaker 2: they're not aggressive people. They're very good people. They love
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Speaker 2: their daughter. I can't imagine what it must be like
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Speaker 2: having a daughter who is arguably the famous person, the
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Speaker 2: most famous person in the world.
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Speaker 1: Mystery absolutely, and as you tell more of the story,
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Speaker 1: we're going to see these are situations where dads are
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Speaker 1: trying to protect their children. Now I'm not saying that
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Speaker 1: it's always the right way, but if someone is being
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Speaker 1: putting you in a physical altercation or feeling like your
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Speaker 1: child is physically being threatened, I think every father would
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Speaker 1: respond in such a manner.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, And so we also have a lot of witnesses,
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Speaker 2: and so all this is going to be sorted out.
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Speaker 2: Her security was there because it was Taylor Swift. There
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Speaker 2: was a lot of other photographers, so there's going to
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Speaker 2: be lots of video, lots lots of photographs. The man
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Speaker 2: who alleged a photographer who alleged that he was assaulted,
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Speaker 2: didn't have to go to hospital. He had no serious wounds.
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Speaker 2: And so this is all going to come out. But
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Speaker 2: I think Taylor Swift, it's getting more and more difficult
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Speaker 2: for her to just go out with her friends and
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Speaker 2: have a night out. I think she was on a boat.
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Speaker 2: I think she was out in the harbor of Sydney.
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Speaker 2: Why not. It's the most magnificent harbor in the world,
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Speaker 2: one of them by the Opera House, by the bridge,
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Speaker 2: and so she was out in the harbor. It was
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Speaker 2: the early hours. They were probably looking at the city
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Speaker 2: by night and they got back to the dark and
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Speaker 2: suddenly there was a legion of photographers. Now, she understands, Taylor,
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Speaker 2: We've seen her in New York. She understands what it's
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Speaker 2: like being famous. She understands that people are going to
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Speaker 2: take a picture. But we've also seen, mister, some over
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Speaker 2: aggressive photographers. You were on a red carpet just a
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Speaker 2: few nights ago, and I'm not saying there was anybody
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Speaker 2: aggressive there, but you've seen how this works. You're around
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Speaker 2: the photographers a lot. Explain what happens.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so the photographers obviously are trying to do their
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Speaker 1: job getting their picture, but when it comes to barazzi photography,
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Speaker 1: this is really I don't want to say ambush photography,
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Speaker 1: but it kind of feels that way. They're out there,
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Speaker 1: they're trying to get pictures of them, you know, out
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Speaker 1: and about in the streets, whether they seem to want
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Speaker 1: to cooperate for the photos or not, and that's when
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Speaker 1: it gets a little dangerous. Of course, we can always
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Speaker 1: think of the worst case with Princess Diana, which caused
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Speaker 1: her her death, so that can be the case. And
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Speaker 1: sometimes I understand you're trying to make your money. But
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Speaker 1: I think that gets to their head and they feel
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Speaker 1: entitled to get these pictures and just like for us
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Speaker 1: as journalists, we want our quotes, but we're not entitled
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Speaker 1: and necessarily probe into corners that we shouldn't actually and
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Speaker 1: that should be the same for photographers.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, the Australian photographers paparazzi are notoriously aggressive, like
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Speaker 2: the British ones, like the London ones too. The second
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Speaker 2: part of our story this morning is Ed Kelsey, that's
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Speaker 2: Travis Kelsey's dad. He is calling Bethany Frankel a troll
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Speaker 2: for criticized in his son's relationship with Taylor Swift. So
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Speaker 2: Bethany out of nowhere. She doesn't know Taylor Swift, she
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Speaker 2: doesn't know Travis, but she doesn't know how to keep
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Speaker 2: herself in the spotlight. She criticized their relationship. Will Ed,
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Speaker 2: that's Travis's father, shared a story about Bethany double downing
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Speaker 2: on her comments, and he wrote, who the f is
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Speaker 2: this troll? People went crazy? I think this is so
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Speaker 2: much what do you fun? Because not only does he
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Speaker 2: obviously disagree with Bethanye's views, and really it's not even
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Speaker 2: an opinion because she doesn't know them, but he also
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Speaker 2: too hurts Bethany where it hurts the most, which is
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Speaker 2: he has no idea who she is. Bethany needs to
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Speaker 2: be famous. She loves to get attention. I fear that
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Speaker 2: doing this story sort of helps Bethany, But I do
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Speaker 2: think it is funny. Misty. Isn't that the ultimate insult?
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Speaker 2: Like who are you? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: But you also have to think of it as the
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Speaker 1: ultimate compliment. So if Bethany Frankel takes time out of
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Speaker 1: her busy schedule to troll you when she has no
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Speaker 1: business in your business, then you know you've arrived.
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Speaker 2: Arrived people, she just sit in their board, just thinking
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Speaker 2: what could I say to get myself some head lads?
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Speaker 2: Remember she would have to Harry and MegaR Now these two, Oh, Bethany,
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Speaker 2: Bethany Bethany, Which brings us to our whole question of
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Speaker 2: the day. It's all about the dad's Today. Travis Kelsey's
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Speaker 2: dad and Taylor Swift's dad are both in the headlines today.
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Speaker 2: Travis's dad is claiming that Bethanye's a troll for criticizing
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Speaker 2: his son's relationship with Taylor Swift, and Taylor's dad is
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Speaker 2: in the news today because of an alleged attack of
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Speaker 2: a photographer. A question is quite simple. Should dads get involved?
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Speaker 2: Does it help? Should dad's get in? He go vote
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Speaker 2: on our Twitter page at Naughty Nice Rob. Her Facebook
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Speaker 2: page is Naughty Gossip and be sure to check back
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Speaker 2: tomorrow to hear your results. Hey, miss Steve, what are
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Speaker 2: you working on that?
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Speaker 1: Well? One of the biggest things of the weekend was
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Speaker 1: the Wendy Williams documentary, and there is now outrage among
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Speaker 1: fans as Lifetime Networks handling of her illness comes under fire.
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Speaker 1: So we all watched it. It's just kind of shocking
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Speaker 1: to see the state that Wendy's in, and we've had
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Speaker 1: some first hand account of her kind of just not
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Speaker 1: being herself. So she really isn't well, y'all, and she's
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Speaker 1: being a taking advantage of said one of her fans
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Speaker 1: on x formerly known as Twitter. She shouldn't be filmed
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Speaker 1: in this state. She needs care from professionals. This is
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Speaker 1: what her fans are saying. Now those involved are actually
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Speaker 1: defending the documentary, saying they had the necessary permissions from
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Speaker 1: her management, her attorneys, her guardian, and of course Wendy herself.
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Speaker 1: But after seeing the show, how much permission could she
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Speaker 1: really give? They also noted that they started filming with
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Speaker 1: one idea talking about this new podcast or moving to
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Speaker 1: California her new life, but once they saw the sad truth,
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Speaker 1: they had to go in a different direction. Obviously, a
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Speaker 1: lot came out about Wendy's drinking. We all learned that
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Speaker 1: she had frontal global dementia and some questionable accounts maybe
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Speaker 1: from her family and also from her guardianships. So, Rob,
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Speaker 1: do you know Wendy, I've met Wendy. What do you
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Speaker 1: think about It's heartbreaking?
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Speaker 2: This documentary broke my heart. I watched all four and
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Speaker 2: a half hours, really really upset, and I did feel
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Speaker 2: as if she was being taken advantage of. Now, I
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Speaker 2: will point out it's legally Lifetime is right. They did
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Speaker 2: get permission from lawyer's attorneys. Lifetime is not some little operation.
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Speaker 2: They don't do this stuff. They have really good lawyers.
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Speaker 2: Lifetime is a massive company and they will make sure
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Speaker 2: before even a photograph is put on air they've got clearance.
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Speaker 2: They wouldn't air five minutes of a song of music
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Speaker 2: unless they got clearance. These people are really buttoned up,
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Speaker 2: so I know legally they are fine. My question is
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Speaker 2: morally was this the right thing to do? Now we
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Speaker 2: know that they're feeling some pressure because yesterday the executive
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Speaker 2: producers of this documentary were all over TV defending it.
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Speaker 2: And the one thing they did say that stuck with
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Speaker 2: me and I think this was such a takeaway is
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Speaker 2: that Wendy might have a guardian hip. However, she has
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Speaker 2: very few people guarding her. Where was the Guardian? They
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Speaker 2: never met the Guardian for the whole time they were filming.
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Speaker 2: They claimed that they never even got in contact with
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Speaker 2: the Guardian. They reached out to the Guardian to talk
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Speaker 2: about filming, the Guardian wouldn't return their calls, their emails.
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Speaker 2: All the Guardian stuff had to go through her manager
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Speaker 2: Will and so we'll did have documentation that the guardianship
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Speaker 2: knew this was happening, and so it wasn't until things
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Speaker 2: got really, really dangerously bad that it appears the guardian's
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Speaker 2: ship stepped in and put Wendy in the facility where
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Speaker 2: she is now. But I want to know what about
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Speaker 2: that six ten months before, maybe years before?
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Speaker 3: Where were they when they were filming this. Shouldn't they
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Speaker 3: a guardian have been in the house when she was
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Speaker 3: going around town looking for liquor or vaping. Where was
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Speaker 3: the guardian? There was nobody there, So I think this
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Speaker 3: opens a much bigger question about guardian ships, conservatory ships.
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Speaker 3: We've talked about it with Britney Spears. But I think
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Speaker 3: it also too opens a question about just because we
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Speaker 3: can do it, should we do it. I don't think
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Speaker 3: this documentary should ever have ed.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it was extremely sad to watch, and
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Speaker 1: I think when you think about the guardianship, I think
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Speaker 1: what was happening in their minds And one of the
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Speaker 1: reasons they didn't or email is because if they had,
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Speaker 1: then they've actually opened the door to be kind of
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Speaker 1: part of this documentary. Now I have an email, I
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Speaker 1: can show it on the camera, I have a phone call,
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Speaker 1: I can talk about it. So I think they thought
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Speaker 1: by not saying anything, we keep ourselves out of it.
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Speaker 1: But obviously in this case someone needed to be there,
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Speaker 1: even to say you need to stop films.
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Speaker 2: Yes, leave leave. The guardianship should have hired a professional
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Speaker 2: publicist to sit in that room and say leave, not today,
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Speaker 2: you're not filming today. It's also sad. Okay, this story
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Speaker 2: made me smile. There's rumors we're going to hear them
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Speaker 2: all day that Jennifer Aniston, her her favorite, is engaged.
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Speaker 2: She's not. Now, let me explain why these rumors have
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Speaker 2: blown up. At the sag Award, she was spotted with
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Speaker 2: a large diamond ring on that certain finger, and I
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Speaker 2: insiders are telling me that she's not dating. She's actually
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Speaker 2: been single now. She's not been linked to anybody for
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Speaker 2: about five years. Obviously she was married to Brad Pitt
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Speaker 2: just in the room, Oh so cute both of them.
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Speaker 2: But not being linked to anybody for five years, she's
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Speaker 2: very much single. And my insiders tell me she knows
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Speaker 2: that if she wears a diamond ring on that finger
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Speaker 2: on a red carpet, everyone's going to be gossiping. She's
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Speaker 2: been in the business a very long time. She knows
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Speaker 2: how the gossip business works. She doesn't care. She liked
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Speaker 2: the ring, she liked the dress she popped it on,
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Speaker 2: doesn't care about the rest. And that makes me really happy. Okay, quickly,
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Speaker 2: before we get a break, we have some Oscar news.
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Speaker 2: Misty who's performing.
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Speaker 1: Okay, ladies, get ready because I'm just Ken is coming
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Speaker 1: and it's going to be Ryan Gosling, So he's going
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Speaker 1: to perform the Barbie nominated song and the news of
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Speaker 1: Gosling's performance. It's been rumored for weeks, but it comes
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Speaker 1: to a critical time. The Academy is in its final
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Speaker 1: days of voting, so smart with Gosling being nominated, this
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Speaker 1: could kind of put I'm Just Ken over the time.
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Speaker 2: I love this show.
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Speaker 1: At first, he was kind of, you know, expressed uncertainty
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Speaker 1: about performing this song, but I'm Just Ken. Winning the
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Speaker 1: Critics Choice Awards kind of put him over the top.
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Speaker 1: So we're gonna have to just watch the Oscars, and
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Speaker 1: I think with him there looking all handsome and shhit,
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Speaker 1: I can, like I Ken like, the numbers will be
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Speaker 1: extremely high.
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Speaker 3: We have to wait and see.
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Speaker 2: It's a win win. This is what really good. Pr
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Speaker 2: looks like they did it during the last few days
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Speaker 2: of voting so they can get those last votes. Now
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Speaker 2: that the song that is the favorite is the Billie
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Speaker 2: Eilish song, also from the Barbie movie, so they might
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Speaker 2: split the vote, but I don't think that's true. I
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Speaker 2: think that this could push him over the edge. And
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Speaker 2: remember he spent his youth in that Disney club with
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Speaker 2: Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears, so he does know how
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Speaker 2: to perform. Some people are like, he's not a singer,
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Speaker 2: he can't do this. He actually can.
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Speaker 3: He has the training.
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Speaker 2: From his youth to pull this off. And the song
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Speaker 2: isn't that technically difficult? And let's be honest, we just
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Speaker 2: want him up there wearing that fur coat and no
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Speaker 2: shirt and looking or ken like. Well, I hope to
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Speaker 2: have a thousand dancers behind him, all those kens. Oh
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Speaker 2: this oscars, mister count me in. Okay, we're going to
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Speaker 2: take a quick break and we will be right back.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Laudy boot My show. I'm mom
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Speaker 2: shoot with our dear friend. Mister Hey, missy, let's get
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Speaker 2: to the poles. Last show, we talked about Wendy William's
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Speaker 2: son saying he's never taken a cent of his mommy's
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Speaker 2: money without her consent. That's the keypop there consent. Clearly,
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Speaker 2: his mom has paid for a lot of stuff, including
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Speaker 2: allegedly one hundred thousand dollars on Uber eats. She's paid
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Speaker 2: his rent, but he's saying all of that was with
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Speaker 2: her consent. Mommy wanted to pay. Do you believe him?
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Speaker 2: Let's have a look. Oh interesting. Seventy percent said yes,
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Speaker 2: you do believe him, Wendy wanted to pay. I know
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Speaker 2: my mom and dadd are the same. They don't have
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Speaker 2: Wendy William's money, but if they did, they would probably
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Speaker 2: be paying my rent. I think maybe, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I probably want to pay my own. But it is
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Speaker 2: interesting here. You do believe the son and if you
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Speaker 2: watch the documentary, the Sun actually came across pretty well.
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Speaker 2: There were some people in that documentary mystery they did
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Speaker 2: not come with that publicist and the manager. Oh, they
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Speaker 2: didn't come across well. But I think the Sun and
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Speaker 2: her sister actually came across the best. What do you
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Speaker 2: think about it?
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Speaker 3: It's so funny.
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Speaker 1: I just think about every time I get my Uber eats,
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Speaker 1: it's like to my mom's credit card and she calls
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Speaker 1: me and she's like, did you buy this food?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: I mean when you get one hundred thousand dollars mistakes.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, she'll definitely let me know. I mean, him trying
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Speaker 1: to take his mom down to Florida and trying to
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Speaker 1: improve her life. I think it did bode well for him.
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Speaker 1: And we know that some of the people like her
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Speaker 1: manager and her publicist, were trying to get that injunction
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Speaker 1: because maybe they understood that they weren't going to come
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Speaker 1: across the right way. And again, those are people who
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Speaker 1: could have said, you know what, get out, let's not
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Speaker 1: have this today, but they did it, and I'm sure
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Speaker 1: everything turns down the money.
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Speaker 2: No one's protecting her. I think Wendy wanted me to
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Speaker 2: be a better friend than I could to her. I
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Speaker 2: just didn't have the bandwidth. It's a full time job.
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Speaker 2: I loved talking to Wendy once a week, twice a week.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes we spoke three or four times a day. I
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Speaker 2: couldn't run over to her apartment six times a day.
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Speaker 2: I couldn't. And I also too, I refused to take liquor,
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Speaker 2: so she wanted me to go over and drop off
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Speaker 2: bottles of booze. And once I said no to that,
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Speaker 2: she moved on to somebody who would say yes. I guess,
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Speaker 2: and so it breaks my heart and I wish I
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Speaker 2: could have done more, and I wish this Guardian now
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Speaker 2: started to guard her. Okay, don't forget to vote on
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Speaker 2: Our facebook page is not to your amy. Sure I
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Speaker 2: I love this a very cheeky. Nicest of the.
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Speaker 1: Day, well, it is very cheeky. The nicest of the
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Speaker 1: day is Martha Stewart because she's got a very unusual
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Speaker 1: approach to underwear under her clothes. She only wears swim
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Speaker 1: suits underneath. She says they're comfortable and versatile. She told
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Speaker 1: page six, bathing suits are my underwear. I don't wear
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Speaker 1: any of that structured stuff. No Titan Li, no skims
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Speaker 1: for Martha. But I love skims. I think they serve
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Speaker 1: a very good purpose. But I don't do that. All
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Speaker 1: I wear is airy bathing suits underneath my clothes. I
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Speaker 1: have never heard of this, But if it's coming from
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Speaker 1: Martha Stewart, I'm going to Erry and getting me some
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Speaker 1: bathing suit bottoms and I'm giving it a try, try.
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Speaker 2: I love this story. Let's do it. Aduti is the day.
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Speaker 2: I've never heard of that before. Aduti's the day Doty Doughty,
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Speaker 2: It's Andy Kevin. Brandy Glansville is not letting this go,
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Speaker 2: and she actually makes a really good point here. She's
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Speaker 2: calling Andy's public apology, saying he never called her to
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Speaker 2: say sorry, so is giving a public apology an apology.
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Speaker 2: Brandy doesn't think so so. Brandy has criticized Andy's statement
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Speaker 2: apologizing for her sexual harassment allegations, saying that she did
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Speaker 2: not receive a personal apology from anybody from Andy, Nobody
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Speaker 2: at Bravo. They all have an email, they all have
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Speaker 2: a phone number. Let's be honest. If I can phone
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Speaker 2: an email Brandy Glansville, so can Bravo, so can Andy.
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Speaker 2: They've got her number. She also emphasized them this is
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Speaker 2: a poor part that I thought was fascinating that Andy's
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Speaker 2: apology was actually directed his fans, not at her. He
18:38
Speaker 2: never said sorry to Brandy. He seemed to be saying
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Speaker 2: sorry to the fans, but he didn't actually say sorry
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Speaker 2: to Brandy. A couple of things here. If you're sorry,
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Speaker 2: say it to the person. Say it to the person,
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Speaker 2: don't say it generally. Make it specific. And another thing
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Speaker 2: is do it in person, pick up a phone. And
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Speaker 2: if you can't be in person, doing an apology on Facebook,
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Speaker 2: on social media, on Twitter not acceptable. You've got her number.
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Speaker 2: She is not going away. Let's end with a moment
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Speaker 2: of rob got a rob. Show up as you are
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Speaker 2: every single day, not who you think people want you
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Speaker 2: used to get up in the morning and I used
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