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JILL ZARIN OUT — NO ONE’S TAKING HER APPLE. BLAKE LIVELY PLAYS MAHJONG IN COURT. SAVANNAH GUTHRIE: “WE WILL NEVER GIVE UP.” · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: So thank you, thank you, thank you. Hey, let's jump
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Speaker 1: into the show. What time is it, my friends? It
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Speaker 1: is tea Time. Big story at the top of the show. So,
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Speaker 1: Jills Aaron is out of the reboot of The Real
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Speaker 1: Housewives of New York. As I explained on this show,
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Speaker 1: E has picked it up. They cannot call it Real Housewives.
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Speaker 1: Bravo owned that franchise. They're calling it the Golden Life.
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Speaker 1: They are putting back several of the original ladies back
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Speaker 1: together and doing a new reality show. However, Jill's Aaron
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Speaker 1: has already been fired from the show after controversial comments
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Speaker 1: she made about Bad Bunny and the Super Bowl. Will
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Speaker 1: Mouse sources tell me they have no plans to fill
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Speaker 1: her spot. So there are some reports out there that Dorinda,
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Speaker 1: who I love, has already replaced Jill. I'm told that's
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Speaker 1: not the case, and the reason it's not the case
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Speaker 1: is they need the show to be cheap, and so
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Speaker 1: my sources tell me yes, Jill's comments about bad Bunny
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Speaker 1: did make several people within the very uncomfortable. Once again,
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Speaker 1: this is a very friendly, celebrity friendly network. They're not
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Speaker 1: sloppy and messy like Bravo, which is why we love Bravo.
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Speaker 1: It is so messy. It's such a messy network. If
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Speaker 1: you think about the people they employ, Criminals, people who
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Speaker 1: have been to jail, people who pull each other's hair
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Speaker 1: and call each other names. It's really awful when you
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Speaker 1: think these ladies all are payroll. If anybody, anybody behave
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Speaker 1: like that who worked at your company, at my company,
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Speaker 1: they would be fired and not a Bravo. Not a
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Speaker 1: Bravo you get a pay increase, you're rewarded for bad behavior.
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Speaker 1: But that's not the case now with E. They do
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Speaker 1: not like to rock the boats. They also want cheap content.
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Speaker 1: I reported first that the ladies are doing the E
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Speaker 1: show for less than fifty percent of their salaries on Bravo.
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Speaker 1: So this is not about money for the ladies, It's
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Speaker 1: about being relevant, being back on TV. And Jills Arron
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Speaker 1: really really wanted that. Now there are no plans to
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Speaker 1: replace her. They're going to do the show without her.
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Speaker 1: But it has made several producers, several executives at E
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Speaker 1: quite uncomfortable. They have just realized who they've hired. All
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Speaker 1: these ladies are Jills Arn's. They're all over the top,
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Speaker 1: they're all very opinionated. They all come with their baggage
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Speaker 1: and that's what made them so great on Bravo, That's
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Speaker 1: what made them Real Housewives E. If you don't want
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Speaker 1: somebody with a big mouth, why have you hired these ladies? So, yes,
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Speaker 1: Jill is out, But how long before remote is that
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Speaker 1: Countess lu Anne was arrested? How long before she's out?
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Speaker 1: What about Sonia Morgan? We've seen her her drinking issues
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Speaker 1: on the Real Housewives on Bravo. How's that gonna work
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Speaker 1: on E? So finally, and I want to ask, what
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Speaker 1: took you so long? Have you never watched a single
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Speaker 1: episode of the Real Housewives? If I was the executive,
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Speaker 1: the boss of E, and you said, do you want
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Speaker 1: to reboot The Real Housewives. I'd say, that's not really
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Speaker 1: a look, good look for our network. That's not what
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Speaker 1: we do. Maybe it will get ratings, but it's really sloppy,
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Speaker 1: it's not kind of a good look. I wouldn't hire
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Speaker 1: them and then realize, what have we done? What have
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Speaker 1: we done? Also, to mindsiders tell me that the bad
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Speaker 1: money comments with a tip of the iceberg. Jill was
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Speaker 1: already on thin ice. She's very demanding, she's very pushy.
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Speaker 1: She wanted a lot of control, a lot of edit approval,
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Speaker 1: a lot of photo approval. She wanted to be involved
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Speaker 1: in storylines, and they just were at their point with
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Speaker 1: Jill where the comments were the straw that broke. Let's say,
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Speaker 1: Jill's back, not the camel. Jill's back. Very rarely do
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Speaker 1: you get fired for one instance, do you it's a
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Speaker 1: build up. It's just that ongoing drama, ongoing problems, and
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Speaker 1: finally there's a problem that's big enough that you can
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Speaker 1: say that's it, I'm going to walk away. That's what
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Speaker 1: happened with Jill here. It wasn't one one event. My
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Speaker 1: inside has telling me she'd been very, very difficult since
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Speaker 1: the day that this was pitched, proposed, accepted, and then
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Speaker 1: this comment just pushed them over the edge. But it
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Speaker 1: wasn't the comment in isolation. No, it's a lot. I've
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Speaker 1: worked with Jill over the years. I actually like her.
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Speaker 1: She makes me laugh. Is she pushy and I'm notxious? Yes, yes, absolutely.
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Speaker 1: The Jill you see on television is who she is.
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Speaker 1: But I think she has a heart of gold. I
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Speaker 1: think she means well. She's very difficult. About ten fifteen
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Speaker 1: years ago, I was on Good Morning America on a
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Speaker 1: panel doing celebrity news celebrity gossip, and Jill was on
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Speaker 1: the panel too. She was a nightmare the night before.
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Speaker 1: She called me so many times. She texted me she
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Speaker 1: wanted to rehearse, she wanted to go over the segment
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Speaker 1: as Jill. It's four minutes on a morning show. It's fine.
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Speaker 1: You just turn up. They play some b role of
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Speaker 1: Jaylo and we talk about it. It's not that hard.
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Speaker 1: Jill was really, really difficult, And that was not the
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Speaker 1: only time I'd worked there. She'd been a guest on
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Speaker 1: my talk show, my late night talk show on Mark
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Speaker 1: Cuban's network many many times, and she was one of
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Speaker 1: my teams. My staff's leaf's favorite people to book because
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Speaker 1: she was so difficult. She came with so many demands.
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Speaker 1: I think she thinks she is j Lo or Mariah Carey.
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Speaker 1: She acts as if she is this huge star. Bethan
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Speaker 1: is very similar to Jill, which is probably why they
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Speaker 1: don't get along. He doesn't deal with that. They wann't
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Speaker 1: low key, no drama, no fus. They want people to
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Speaker 1: keep quiet and carry on, which is the opposite of
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Speaker 1: Jill Sarah. My question, that pole question of the day
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Speaker 1: is that Jill is out. Nobody is taking her apple,
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Speaker 1: So don't believe reports that they are replacing her. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: no no. Do you believe that the bad Bunny incident
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Speaker 1: the comments were the only reason she was fired or
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Speaker 1: do you think do you believe that this was building
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Speaker 1: for a really long time? Hey, go vote on our
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. This story made me scream so
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Speaker 1: Blake Lively brings her Maijeong to court because why not,
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Speaker 1: Sir Darling's break Lively and her court date into a
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Speaker 1: game Night Insiders tell page six Olie Coleman, who I
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Speaker 1: used to work with the Oka magazine, a trific reporter.
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Speaker 1: They told Ollie, I'm so jealous of this story. I
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Speaker 1: wish i'd got it. Is so good that her personal
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Speaker 1: chauffeur delivered the game to court while she was waiting
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Speaker 1: out negotiations in her ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.
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Speaker 1: When the wheels of justice moved a little bit too slowly,
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Speaker 1: she got a bit bored, so she started to play
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Speaker 1: her game, and I sauces say she arrived Brighton early,
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Speaker 1: but by mid morning the lawyers were shuffling back and forth,
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Speaker 1: and that's when she called for a favorite game to
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Speaker 1: be delivered. Blake has openly gushed about how much she
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Speaker 1: loves this game before even given it as a gift
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Speaker 1: set to her friends. However, getting your personal driver to
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Speaker 1: turn up with it tucked under his arm because you
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Speaker 1: were just a little bit bored, I don't know. As
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Speaker 1: for Justin Baldoni, no board games spotted with him. Some
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Speaker 1: people are saying this just goes to show you how
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Speaker 1: out of touch Blake is. I don't know if that's
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Speaker 1: necessarily the case. We know she lives very very rarefied life.
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Speaker 1: She has all that Ryan Reynold's money. She has a
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Speaker 1: lot of her own money too, but I don't think
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Speaker 1: she anywhere near what Ryan earns. But she has a
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Speaker 1: personal chauffeur, she has a lot of staff, She has
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Speaker 1: people to do for her publicism, managers and agents. I think,
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Speaker 1: once again, it's just Blake giving us an insight into
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Speaker 1: how she rolls, and she rolls pretty high. Can you
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Speaker 1: imagine it having your personals show bring you your favorite
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Speaker 1: game because you're just a little bit bored at court?
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Speaker 1: Not the best look. Okay, let's jump into Savannah Guthrie.
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Speaker 1: We have been trying so hard to be respectful of
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Speaker 1: this story. There are other reporters out there who are
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Speaker 1: really really being aggressive and their reporting could in fact
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Speaker 1: end up being true or being more careful about that
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Speaker 1: just out of respect for Savannah, the situation will now.
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Speaker 1: Savannah has shared a hot breaking home video of her mom, Nancy,
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Speaker 1: saying we will never ever give up. Savannah shared a
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Speaker 1: decade old video of her mommy Nancy, laughing and playing
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Speaker 1: with her young children. It's so beautiful. The clip ends
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Speaker 1: with a simple, devastating promise quote, we will never give
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Speaker 1: up on her. The search for the eighty four year
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Speaker 1: old continues. It now has investigators pouring into Arizona over
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Speaker 1: eighteen thousand tips. The FBI continues to comb the area,
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Speaker 1: even erecting a forensic tent outside Nancy's longtime home. A
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Speaker 1: black glove was found and is now being examined. Savannah's
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Speaker 1: posts were really really touching. I'm told she is working
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Speaker 1: with law enforcements and the FBI. She's not randomly posting
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Speaker 1: this stuff. It is such a delicate negotiation that she
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Speaker 1: doesn't want to do anything anything, who would that could
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Speaker 1: potentially hurt her mom? So being very careful here, I
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Speaker 1: think putting out old videos of your mom, reminding everybody
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Speaker 1: that she's a mother, she's a human being, this eighty
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Speaker 1: four year old lady. It is just awful, just shocking.
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Speaker 1: And while this is going on and we are being careful,
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Speaker 1: other people are being really reckless. Bethany Frankel is now
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Speaker 1: floating a wild theory, so the form of Real Housewife
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Speaker 1: took to Instagram to suggest that a quote competitive journalist
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Speaker 1: could be behind the kidnapping of Savannah's mother. Bethany speculated
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Speaker 1: that resentment over Savannah's success, particularly from her early days
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Speaker 1: working in Arizona TV, might somehow be connected to the
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Speaker 1: ransom note, which investigators are describing as articulate and media savvy.
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Speaker 1: She admits that she's probably missing many pieces. I would say,
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Speaker 1: and as to follow us to helpful in the blanks.
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Speaker 1: Let's be clear, there is no evidence to support this theory,
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Speaker 1: and law enforcements has not indicted anything anyone that is
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Speaker 1: even close to this. This isn't about Nancy, this isn't
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Speaker 1: about Savannah. This is about Bethany. And so Bethany is
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Speaker 1: a competitive person here, so this gives us much more
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Speaker 1: insight into her mind than the actual case. But to
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Speaker 1: suggest that a reporter, somebody who was jealous of Savannah,
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Speaker 1: a competitive journalist, might have kidnapped her mom's pure speculation,
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Speaker 1: reckless and you should know better. Okay, quickly, before we
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Speaker 1: go to break, James Vanderbilt made almost nothing from dawson
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Speaker 1: Creek residuals. So as tributes are pouring in for James,
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Speaker 1: a heartbreaking detail about his career has resurfaced. He once
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Speaker 1: revealed that he made quote, almost nothing in residuals from
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Speaker 1: Dawson's Creek. Residuals are what actors make on television shows.
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Speaker 1: So the friends Jennifer and all those fabulous cast me
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Speaker 1: members on that show made millions in residuals. Every time
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Speaker 1: that show played anywhere in the world, they got a check.
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Speaker 1: Sarah Jessica Parker has what a forty million dollar town
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Speaker 1: has on residuals for Sex in the City. Well, in
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Speaker 1: a twenty twelve interview, the late actor admitted that he
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Speaker 1: signed a quote bad deal. He was just twenty years
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Speaker 1: old and he had no residual money. So despite the
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Speaker 1: fact that the show from the nineties it played constantly
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Speaker 1: around the world, he did not make any money from that.
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Speaker 1: That explains why he was selling merchandise which only made
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Speaker 1: about fifty thousand dollars. We do have a nicer story
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Speaker 1: coming up later in the show about money about gofund me,
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Speaker 1: But that is shocking, isn't it. He was a twenty
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Speaker 1: year old actor. He landed a part, the part on
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Speaker 1: one of the biggest TV shows of all time. It
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Speaker 1: should have made him a multi million air He did
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Speaker 1: well from the show. He got a good salary. However,
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Speaker 1: the residuals really it's your retirement fund, the check that
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Speaker 1: comes every single week every month that that show airs
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Speaker 1: somewhere in the world. He did not get that. I
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Speaker 1: know I have a personal insight into how lucrative these
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Speaker 1: shows are. My husband, Bruce is a songwriter. He wrote
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Speaker 1: Copa Gabanner with Barry Manilow Copa Cabanner. The song appears
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Speaker 1: in an episode of Friends, Jen sings it. Jennifer Anderson
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Speaker 1: sings Copa Gabanner. It also appears in one episode, just
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Speaker 1: one episode of Sex in the City. I know the
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Speaker 1: residual that Bruce gets. I know how much money Bruce
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Speaker 1: gets from that one song being in two hit shows.
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Speaker 1: So I can only imagine what James would have received
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Speaker 1: if he had had a better, a fair deal. Just heartbreaking, heartbreaking, heartbreaking.
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Speaker 1: It really just absult into the wound of his passinger
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Speaker 1: wound that were all feeling. We're also upset about didn't
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Speaker 1: make hardly any money in residuals. It wasn't just him,
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Speaker 1: other cast members too. Okay, we're going to take a
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Speaker 1: quick break and we will be right back. Welcome back
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Speaker 1: to the Naughty but Nice Shall your host Rob Shooter
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Speaker 1: Cory is off today. Not his fault, it is mine.
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Speaker 1: We're recording it a slightly unusual time because of my
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Speaker 1: travel schedule. So Corey, we're sending you all our love.
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Speaker 1: It was a bit intimidating last week. Well this week
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Speaker 1: I've done a solar shows five days. Get this, sh
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Speaker 1: don't tell the co hosts. The numbers went up, which
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Speaker 1: is so flattering. You guys, you know how to make
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Speaker 1: someone feel special. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm
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Speaker 1: always worried that without a co host, who's gonna want
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Speaker 1: to listen to me rattling on for twenty minutes. I'm
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Speaker 1: good at this, but I also am aware I could
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Speaker 1: be a little bit annoying. I know, I know, I know,
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Speaker 1: I know. My Bob told me that. When I went
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Speaker 1: to visit her by day five, she was like, oh, Robert,
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Speaker 1: so I do get it. So thank you, thank you,
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Speaker 1: thank you. The the the numbers this week have been staggering.
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Speaker 1: I was in a big drap in the in the listeners,
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Speaker 1: but no really great numbers. So thank you about Don't
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Speaker 1: worry next week or our regular co hosts will be back. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's go to the polls dot. We did have a
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Speaker 1: pole yesterday. Jills Aaron was fired and she's not staying quiet.
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Speaker 1: Are you over this show? Are you into a reboot?
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Speaker 1: The show got canceled for a reason. People stopped watching it,
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Speaker 1: we got sick of it. So to do a reboot
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Speaker 1: this soon of a show that just got canceled because
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Speaker 1: nobody cared about it, I don't know if they're going
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Speaker 1: to get a big viewership. Are you over it? Oh?
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Speaker 1: Eighty percent said yes, you're done with it. I think
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Speaker 1: I've done with the Housewives. So to reboot something that
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Speaker 1: I never really watched anymore, I don't know if that's
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Speaker 1: the smartest idea. Hey, don't forget to vote on today's
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Speaker 1: bowl another jill'sarn E question today. Go vote on our page.
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Speaker 1: I had noodyin eyeserarm Our facebook page is Naughty Gossip
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Speaker 1: and be sure to check back on Monday to hear
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Speaker 1: your results. And now it's time for our Noisest of
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Speaker 1: the day or our nosest of the day is James
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Speaker 1: Vanderbilt Families GoFundMe has topped one million. One million, So
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Speaker 1: we had really sad news just earlier in the show,
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Speaker 1: just a few minutes ago, that he made no money
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Speaker 1: from residuals from Dawson's Creek, so he needed money. Now,
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Speaker 1: thank goodness, people have really stepped up given an enormous
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Speaker 1: amount of money. The original goal was half a million.
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Speaker 1: Now it is one point five million. More than twenty
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Speaker 1: six thousand people have donated, some giving a large amount.
17:32
Speaker 1: Some celebrities names. I see Derek Hoff, Kaylee Quoker, I
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Speaker 1: see Ricky Lake, Stephen Spielberg. This is so touching. The
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Speaker 1: family is going to need some help. Their main earner,
17:44
Speaker 1: their main breadwinner is not with us anymore, and he
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Speaker 1: does not earn residuals, which means the family will not
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Speaker 1: get them either. So this money is really really important
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Speaker 1: and nicest of the day. And now I'm noticed the
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Speaker 1: day naughty, naughty, naughty. Oh, this is shocking. The Jill
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Speaker 1: Zaren drama has now hit her old family business, Zaren's Fabrics,
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Speaker 1: is speaking out. So the fallout from Jill Zarn's bad
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Speaker 1: bunny comments, it's spreading everywhere and now her former that's
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Speaker 1: the keyword, former family business is caught in the crossfires.
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Speaker 1: Zaren Fabrics, owned and run by her steps and David
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Speaker 1: is being slammed with one star reviews and accusations Onliner
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Speaker 1: from people who are furious with Jill's remarks. Here's the problem.
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Speaker 1: Jill is not involved in the company and has not
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Speaker 1: been involved in the company for years. The business released
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Speaker 1: the statement, making it clear that she has no ownership
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Speaker 1: and no role. David tells insiders that he loves them,
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Speaker 1: he's thank you for their support, but that Jill Zaren
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Speaker 1: has absolutely nothing to do with the business. When reality
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Speaker 1: TV spills into real life, every one feels it are
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Speaker 1: naughtyous of their day. Let's end with a moment of rob.
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Speaker 1: You got to rob your rob for fifteen twenty minutes,
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Speaker 1: we love given you all the celebrity gossip, all the news,
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Speaker 1: all the breaking stories, but for a moment which is
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Speaker 1: a little bit more serious. Today's moment of Rob master
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Speaker 1: the art of being finished with people not angry, not drheumatic,
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Speaker 1: not vengeful, just done. Closure doesn't always have to come
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Speaker 1: with a conversation. Sometimes it comes with clarity. You realize
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Speaker 1: the pattern won't change, the respect won't grow, the effort
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Speaker 1: won't match, and instead of arguing, you detach. Silence can
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Speaker 1: be power, distance can be peace. Being finished isn't about punishment,
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Speaker 1: It's about protection. You don't have to hate someone to
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Speaker 1: outgrow them. You do not have to explain your exit
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Speaker 1: when you've already explained your pain. Wish them well, mean
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Speaker 1: it and move forward, calm, clear and complete. Once again
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Speaker 1: master the art of being finished with people. I recently
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Speaker 1: got a text from somebody that I haven't spoken to
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Speaker 1: in a while for a good reasons, and I didn't respond.
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Speaker 1: I'm done. I'm not angry, I'm not vengeful. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: I'm not gonna be dramatic. I'm just done and it
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