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Nice Ellen DeGeneres is already getting annoyed, Prince William & Kate skip Harry’s birthday Zoom, ‘The View’s’ Sunny Hostin was treated differently because of her race! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Is our type of person. What time is it? It's
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Speaker 1: t time. So we've got this exclusive at the top
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Speaker 1: of the show. I'm really loving bringing you these exclusives
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Speaker 1: every single day that we can. We try to de
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Speaker 1: Lana and I are real gossip columns, were real entertainment reporters.
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Speaker 1: We've done this now for over a decade, maybe two decades,
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Speaker 1: so we're very very good at it, so when we're
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Speaker 1: not talking on the show, we're out there finding gossip. Yesterday,
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Speaker 1: Ellen her show return, and she gave a very big
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Speaker 1: public apology right at the top of the show. Sources
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Speaker 1: tell me that she actually taped that on Wednesday, so
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Speaker 1: she taped a few days ago. Her show is not live,
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Speaker 1: it's pre taped, so she could do it again and
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Speaker 1: again until she got it just right. I think the
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Speaker 1: tone that she set at the top of the show
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Speaker 1: was really very good. She talked about the situation. She
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Speaker 1: also talked about not being a phony, that the Ellen
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Speaker 1: you saw on TV was really the Ellen that she
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Speaker 1: truly is. But also as well as being nice, she
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Speaker 1: is human. She gets bad and mad and frustrated and
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Speaker 1: anxious and impatient just like everybody else. But she's trying
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Speaker 1: to work on that. Get what get Get this mystery?
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Speaker 1: I love it. Porsche, her wife, Porsche do Rossi, was
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Speaker 1: backstage to lend some support. I'm told Porsche is now
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Speaker 1: going to be around quite a lot at the show.
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Speaker 1: Also to the crew of the cameraman, the sound people,
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Speaker 1: all those people on the floor of the studio, they
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Speaker 1: applauded Ellen when she walked out to do the show.
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Speaker 1: But this is the new news that nobody else knows
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Speaker 1: yet sources it telling me Ellen now has found herself
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Speaker 1: in a very tricky position. She wants her staff to
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Speaker 1: go to her with any problems they have, but she
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Speaker 1: has over two d and fifty sixty seventies staff. She
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Speaker 1: has a lot of people that work on the show
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Speaker 1: to bring you that hour of TV text, an enormous
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Speaker 1: amount of people behind the scenes in the offices. So
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Speaker 1: there is a massive amount of staff that term that
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Speaker 1: she technically is the boss of. Now she's finding herself
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Speaker 1: having to deal with every single complaint and also too,
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Speaker 1: she's got a big smile plastered on her face all
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Speaker 1: the time. Now like a chess she a cat. Is
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Speaker 1: this going to be difficult for Ellen? Has she got
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Speaker 1: to be mistake? Not just nice but almost super nice?
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Speaker 1: You know, I was watching it and I went back
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Speaker 1: and I watched Ellen four years ago. Is funny because
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Speaker 1: what I watched she was almost wearing the same outfit
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Speaker 1: that she wore on yesterday's show. And I have to say,
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Speaker 1: on yesterday's show, she seemed a little relieved that she
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Speaker 1: could let go of some of that I always have
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Speaker 1: to be happy and dancing actually seems a little bit
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Speaker 1: more subdued than she has in the past. Yes, you
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Speaker 1: know what, it is hard work being the boss Rob.
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Speaker 1: You know this. You have to take on everyone else's problems,
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Speaker 1: and that means you can't always have a smile plaster
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Speaker 1: on your face because you have to make tough decisions.
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Speaker 1: But my sources are telling me she's actually feeling relieved
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Speaker 1: because she doesn't have to be on all the time,
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Speaker 1: that now she can be more of a real person,
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Speaker 1: and I believe it's going to make her a more
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Speaker 1: sensitive host. I did too. I do too. Trying to
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Speaker 1: be happy all the time in life or on a
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Speaker 1: TV show. It never worked for all human beings. I'm
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Speaker 1: not making excuses for Ellen. I think it's terrible what
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Speaker 1: happened at her show. People have been fired, her name
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Speaker 1: is on the show, though she pointed that out yesterday.
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Speaker 1: She even joked her names on the underwear she gives
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Speaker 1: the underwear. I thought that was cute. But it is
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Speaker 1: difficult being a boss. I'm not a very good boss, mystery,
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Speaker 1: I'm really not. I'm good with small groups of people
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Speaker 1: when it comes to managing two hundred people or more
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Speaker 1: than fifty when it when it gets that big, I'm
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Speaker 1: not that good at it. I'm not that good at
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Speaker 1: managing a large group of people, Misty. When it gets
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Speaker 1: more than like a hundred people or fifty people, it's
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Speaker 1: too many for me. Also, too, I found that when
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Speaker 1: I was the boss. When I was the executive editor
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Speaker 1: okay where I met Missda, most of my day involved
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Speaker 1: dealing with people's little dramas, and they were always in
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Speaker 1: my office complaining about somebody else, And I ended up
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Speaker 1: not doing any work because what I did all day
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Speaker 1: was deal with like these little, teeny tiny little upsets.
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Speaker 1: What do you think, Misty, when you man each people. Well,
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Speaker 1: first of all, I'm going to talk about you being
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Speaker 1: a boss, since I have had that experience. One of
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Speaker 1: the things that Rob is great at is finding people's
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Speaker 1: weaknesses and their strength. So one of the things that
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Speaker 1: you did is that you figured out my strength. I
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Speaker 1: was sitting there, I was cowering in a corner. But
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Speaker 1: you knew that I was a good writer and you
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Speaker 1: were smart enough to tap into it. So, Ellen, if
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Speaker 1: she needs any advice, tap into the strength of your talent,
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Speaker 1: your cast, your crew, your employees. Let them do what
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Speaker 1: they shine at. And if they have a weakness, say Okay,
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Speaker 1: I know you're weak in this area. Let somebody else
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Speaker 1: do that section, and you concentrate on your strength. So
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Speaker 1: and as for a manager, I mean that's what I
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Speaker 1: try to do. I basically say, hey, you're great at this,
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Speaker 1: and you're not so great at that. I'm all about
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Speaker 1: helping people. I love working with young people, young writers,
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Speaker 1: teaching them what I know. So I say, concentrate on
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Speaker 1: somebody's strength. I think you're absolutely right, and also to
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Speaker 1: admit your own weaknesses. We don't have to be great
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Speaker 1: at everything. We really don't. Figure out what you're good
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Speaker 1: at and then focus on that. That brings us to
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Speaker 1: our pole question of the day. So Ellen has returned
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Speaker 1: insisting that she's not a phony, saying she does get
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Speaker 1: sad and mad. Do you believe her? Do you think
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Speaker 1: Ellen's a phony? Has she fooled us? All? Yes or no?
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Speaker 1: you know I'm a huge fan of sex in the City,
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Speaker 1: so of course, I have a Kim Control story for you.
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Speaker 1: She is happily child free and she's living with her
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Speaker 1: boyfriend of four years of Russell Thomas. Now. She just
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Speaker 1: gave an interview to People magazine where she talked about
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Speaker 1: with this pandemic from the beginning, she knew that she
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Speaker 1: and Russ just needed to get out of town, so
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Speaker 1: they went up to her house in Canada, where they've
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Speaker 1: kind of been sheltering in place. Let me tell you
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Speaker 1: a little bit about her man. They've been together for
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Speaker 1: four years. He's also British. Kim Control was actually born
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Speaker 1: in England, just like our Mr Rob Shooter. I didn't
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Speaker 1: know that. I didn't know. Yeah she was. And so
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Speaker 1: they've been together, like I said, for four years. But
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Speaker 1: she's had three husbands before this. So right now they're
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Speaker 1: just happily cohabitating and they have a really fun thing
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Speaker 1: that they do on the daily. So she says, you know, basically,
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Speaker 1: we just get up in the morning and we have
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Speaker 1: a cup of tea so British, you know, it's over
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Speaker 1: hot water, a tea bag, a little milk, no sugar,
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Speaker 1: right temperature, and then maybe we'd have one later in
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Speaker 1: the day and she just says, it's so easy to
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Speaker 1: be with him. I'm so comfortable around him. He's a
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Speaker 1: firecracker and he's pretty easy on the eyes. And I
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Speaker 1: went and chucked him out and here is a good
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Speaker 1: looking guy. So Rob, I have to ask you, do
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Speaker 1: you start your day with a cup of tea? Like
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Speaker 1: I do? I made you wait this morning till I
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Speaker 1: made a cup of tea, DELAYEDA called in. I was like,
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Speaker 1: oh give me a minute, time, I've got my tea.
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Speaker 1: And I love a cup of tea. It relaxes me.
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Speaker 1: It's almost now a little bit of a ritual, like
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Speaker 1: a habit. It's not necessarily about drinking it. It just
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Speaker 1: feels so soothing that liquid. And I don't know, I
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Speaker 1: like the smell of it opens my sinuses up in
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Speaker 1: the morning. So have a cup of tea or whatever
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Speaker 1: you do to start your day, make sure it's something
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Speaker 1: you enjoy. Set your day up to succeed for you
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Speaker 1: by doing something you love. This is a bit of
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Speaker 1: a bit of a stinker of a story. So Prince
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Speaker 1: William and Kate skipped Prince Harry's birthday zoom. It was
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Speaker 1: his thirty six birthday. We talked about it a couple
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Speaker 1: of days ago and there was a big zoom call
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Speaker 1: between Prince Charles, his dad, the Queen that's Granny Camilla,
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Speaker 1: and they were they were all at the palace and
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Speaker 1: Harry and Meghan were in California and they wished him
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Speaker 1: the best. However, William and Kate missed it. There was
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Speaker 1: some excuse made about why they weren't there, But it
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Speaker 1: makes me all a bit sad. This relationship is very,
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Speaker 1: very sensitive. At the moment they're starting to talk again.
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Speaker 1: Insiders do say that William and Harry did speak separately
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Speaker 1: on the birthday, but I think he should have made
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Speaker 1: time to jump on that zoom call if the Queen's
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Speaker 1: not too busy. I don't know what William is up to.
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Speaker 1: And it's zoom. You can do it from home in
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Speaker 1: your pajamas. What do you think about this mystery? Is
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Speaker 1: this a missed opportunity? Absolutely? Well. First of all, I
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Speaker 1: have to say that my birthday is coming up. It's
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Speaker 1: on Saturday, and my friends are planning me a zoom
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Speaker 1: birthday party. So uh, And look, I have a sister,
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Speaker 1: she has two kids. They go to bed right about
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Speaker 1: the time that this party is supposed to happen. So
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Speaker 1: I know she's busy, but look, the protocol and the
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Speaker 1: right way to do this, I'm sure you can ask
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Speaker 1: any etiquette expert. Is that you pop on, you pop on,
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Speaker 1: you say happy birthday, you clink a glass, and then
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Speaker 1: you can get off. It's literally a minute, and you
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Speaker 1: don't have to leave your house, you don't have to
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Speaker 1: bring up present. I mean he could have popped on
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Speaker 1: for two seconds and then happy birthday. Bro. A friend
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Speaker 1: of as, Ben Whittakam, has a book out. He came
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Speaker 1: on the show. We did a whole half hour on
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Speaker 1: his book, a special bonus. Ben had a zoom celebration
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Speaker 1: for his book, and I was busy. We're not the
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Speaker 1: best friends. I like Ben, I've known him in Aisle,
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Speaker 1: but he sent out this zoom invitation. I didn't want
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Speaker 1: to do it. He's probably listening, you know, but I
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Speaker 1: popped on for twenty minutes. You pop on, you smile,
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Speaker 1: you do the right thing. That was a bad move.
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Speaker 1: What's going on with Sunny Houston and the view? This
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Speaker 1: is quite a big story, misteria. It is a very
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Speaker 1: big story, and it's one that I can totally relate to. So,
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Speaker 1: as we know, she's a host on the View, and
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Speaker 1: she was in an interview with Ronan Pharaoh because she
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Speaker 1: has a new book coming out called I Am These Truths,
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Speaker 1: and what she's talking a lot about is her experiences
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Speaker 1: on the View. She actually said that she was afraid
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Speaker 1: that they were going to stop the publication about the
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Speaker 1: book for the book because she talks about some of
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Speaker 1: the things that happened on the show and I can
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Speaker 1: relate to a lot of them. So basically she said,
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Speaker 1: you know, when she first started, she's a legal analyst,
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Speaker 1: and she was guest hosting on the show, and she
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Speaker 1: was guest hosting and guest hosting, and the one day
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Speaker 1: she became a regular host, but there was no fanfare,
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Speaker 1: There was no announcement, there was no zoom party. So
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Speaker 1: you know, it's not to get when you get, uh
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Speaker 1: made a regular to get an announcement. She didn't get that.
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Speaker 1: So she also explained that she was given a dressing
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Speaker 1: room on a different floor from the other host, and
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Speaker 1: when other hosts were hired, they were put on the
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Speaker 1: same main floor as the other host. So she kind
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Speaker 1: of with am I am I crazy? Or is this
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Speaker 1: happening for a reason? And then she found out that
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Speaker 1: it probably has because, as we all know, back in June,
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Speaker 1: ABC News Senior vice president of Talent and Business Affairs,
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Speaker 1: Barbara Fidida was placed on leave after being accused of
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Speaker 1: racially insensitive behavior, and she said some really nasty things
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Speaker 1: about Sonny. So, you know what, I can totally relate
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Speaker 1: to these stories. It's these little microaggressions and people don't
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Speaker 1: think that they're a problem because they're so small. They're
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Speaker 1: just little little digs. But when there are so many
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Speaker 1: of them that happened on a day to day basis
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Speaker 1: we worked down at magazines or TV shows. It's just
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Speaker 1: the little things. And you sound petty if you complain
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Speaker 1: about a little thing, but it's all those little things
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Speaker 1: that add up. I remember there was somebody on the
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Speaker 1: show we worked on that had a wedding and we
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Speaker 1: were all sort of made to go to this wedding.
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Speaker 1: We really didn't want to go, but the network sort
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Speaker 1: of made it pretty much mandatory, and we were all
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Speaker 1: sitting at one table, all the cast except miss D.
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Speaker 1: Remember that Dinah absolutely different table. I went and sat
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Speaker 1: with mis D. I said, I sitting with my friend
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Speaker 1: was D. And then we left the wedding pretty early.
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Speaker 1: But it's those little things and if you can play
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Speaker 1: and about sitting at a different table, it doesn't sound
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Speaker 1: that big, and it's not your wedding, it's not your day.
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Speaker 1: Don't cause of for us. But you're right, Misty, they
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Speaker 1: all add up. It was. It was that experience was
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Speaker 1: pret quite shocking that I got there and I wasn't
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Speaker 1: sitting at the table, and then the person confronted me
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Speaker 1: later and was like, oh, no, I guess it was
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Speaker 1: just a mix up. But when you know that it's not,
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Speaker 1: it's it's not, and it's always you. If a mix
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Speaker 1: up was somebody else or something else that happened, I'd
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Speaker 1: be like, Oh, she's just the sloppy person. She's clumsy,
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Speaker 1: but she's not. And I know it was very, very shocking. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we've got each other, miss d don't let it happen
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Speaker 1: to your friends. When you see this happening, do something
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Speaker 1: about it. Those other ladies that the view should have
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Speaker 1: should have said something. They shouldn't have just let Sunny
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Speaker 1: feel odd. They should have stepped into quickly before we
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Speaker 1: get a break. Leslie Jones I Love Her from s
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Speaker 1: n L has claiming she was bored during the Emmys
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Speaker 1: and now people are saying that she didn't like Ship's Creek.
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Speaker 1: So Ship's Creek won a record breaking nine Emmys, including
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Speaker 1: the Outstanding Comedy Series. Just as it was winning, Leslie
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Speaker 1: took the Twitter saying she was bored. Now, the fans
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Speaker 1: of Ship's Creek came after her, saying why are you
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Speaker 1: doing that? Don't knock the show, It's terrific, blah blah blah.
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Speaker 1: Leslie had to clarify, saying she didn't say anything about
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Speaker 1: a show in the post. She was just bored, and
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Speaker 1: people jumped to conclusions. Has there ever happened to you,
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Speaker 1: mister where someone's jumped to a conclusion? You just put
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Speaker 1: your foot You said something at the wrong time, and
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Speaker 1: you're like, oh, what have I started? Because of all
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Speaker 1: the wars between you and your friends, I want to
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Speaker 1: ask what time did Leslie send this tweet? Because if
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Speaker 1: she said it right after all the comedy nominations are
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Speaker 1: in the middle, I could see people assuming that she
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Speaker 1: didn't like that show. First of all, it's an amazing show.
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Speaker 1: I've watched all six seasons. It's great. If you haven't
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Speaker 1: watched it, take the time out. It's on Netflix. Watch
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Speaker 1: it's worth watching also too, because Leslie's a comedy queen.
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Speaker 1: This is her stock and trade. The fact she was
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Speaker 1: tweeting during the Comedy Awards. Be careful, everybody, be careful. Okay,
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Speaker 1: we're going to take a quick break. We'll be careful
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Speaker 1: and we will be right back. Welcome back to the
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Speaker 1: Naughty but Nice Show. It's Robshooter here, your friend with
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Speaker 1: my pal, your pal miss d you. Hello, everybody, Hello darling.
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Speaker 1: Miss Let's get to the polls. Yesterday, Miss Dea, we
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Speaker 1: talked about it's very surprising, at least to me, that
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Speaker 1: Brad it was introduced to scientology in the nineteen nineties.
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Speaker 1: I didn't know about this. Was this is surprised? Did
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Speaker 1: you know? Did this shock you? Are whopping? Eight percent
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Speaker 1: said no, they're not surprised. It's Hollywood. What do you think, mistery,
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Speaker 1: were you surprised when you found out about Brad He
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Speaker 1: spent him about three years around scientology. What do you think? Well,
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Speaker 1: I think dipping your foot into it. Dipping your toe
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Speaker 1: into scientology is one thing. You know, everybody was talking
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Speaker 1: about it. We know Tom Cruise was in the religious
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Speaker 1: John Travolta, but actually engaging and I kind of feel
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Speaker 1: like Brad Pitt's like, I'm gonna check it out because
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Speaker 1: it's cool. It's a Hollywood thing. But then he kind
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Speaker 1: of was like, you know what, I was brought up differently.
15:43
Speaker 1: Let's say it my bag. So yeah, I'm not that
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Speaker 1: shocked by it. Mister, You're with the majority percent said no,
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Speaker 1: it's Hollywood. So don't forget to vote on today's poll
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Speaker 1: about Ellen. It's on our Twitter page at Naughty Nice
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Speaker 1: rob also on Facebook page Naughty Gossip. You can leave
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Speaker 1: a comment there. She had to check back tomorrow to
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Speaker 1: hear your results. And now it's time for I kind
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Speaker 1: of love this, so I'm gonna be talking about Michelle Obama.
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Speaker 1: You know, she's my girl. My former float is ship
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Speaker 1: doesn't know who Chris Evans is, so now she is
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Speaker 1: becoming a podcast queen. She was on the Black Fraser
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Speaker 1: podcast and host Phoebe Robinson asked Michelle to choose between
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Speaker 1: Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, and Chris Rock in a game
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Speaker 1: of vacation quarantine Zoom, which is kind of a classier
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Speaker 1: version of Mary Kill or the word we can't say.
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Speaker 1: A family show. So the first Lady, the former first
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Speaker 1: Lady said, um, okay, now, which one is Chris Evans? Again,
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Speaker 1: obviously she didn't know that he was Captain America or
16:50
Speaker 1: recently made Twitter headlines for revealing his naughty bits. But
16:55
Speaker 1: after she was room but after she was reminded, she said, oh,
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Speaker 1: I'd go on vacation with Chris Ellen's which sweet? I
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Speaker 1: love that Chris Evans? Who you pick out of those?
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Speaker 1: I love Chris Hemsworth, Chris Rock There is so delicious too,
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Speaker 1: It's are so delicious. That is such a naughty game,
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Speaker 1: some naughty devil. I'm not going to mention your name,
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Speaker 1: although you know who you are. Asked me to play
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Speaker 1: it on this show and we did. I think the
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Speaker 1: choices were Mark Lupo, Donnie who you know to co host,
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Speaker 1: and Arafatto. Some of you won't know. We used to
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Speaker 1: have a show at the dn R network and are
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Speaker 1: fact there was this really shy interns that I just
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Speaker 1: adored and I talked about him all the time on
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Speaker 1: the show when he hated it, but I loved him
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Speaker 1: and we played it. We played that game on this
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Speaker 1: show with those three. Have you ever bumped into a
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Speaker 1: big celebrity mistery and not knowing who they are. I
17:45
Speaker 1: once sat next to Jerry Seinfeld when I first came
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Speaker 1: to America, and I had no idea who he was
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Speaker 1: because Seinfeld doesn't play on British TV. I know, I
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Speaker 1: had no idea. What about you, mister John ham Madman
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Speaker 1: sat next to me at a table. Knew he was hot,
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Speaker 1: knew he was gore, just didn't know who he was.
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Speaker 1: You're the naught. Let's get to the real lauties of
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Speaker 1: the day and notice the day of the Emmy Awards
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Speaker 1: dropped below six million. This is the lowest lowest viewership
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Speaker 1: of all time. We should point out it is extraordinary times,
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Speaker 1: so maybe the pandemic has something to do with it.
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Speaker 1: But you think, actually the pandemic would help. We've all
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Speaker 1: been home so much on watching TV, we thought it
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Speaker 1: would help. It's down in total viewers. But this is
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Speaker 1: what's terrible in the key demo. Young people are not
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Speaker 1: watching TV anymore. Also, too, they lost the most viewers
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Speaker 1: at the top of the show when Ship's Creek was
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Speaker 1: winning everything, so for the first hour it looked like
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Speaker 1: it was just going to be a promo for them
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Speaker 1: all night. This is the problem that show played on
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Speaker 1: Pop TV and its highest ratings ever, was only about
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Speaker 1: five hundred thousand average about three hundred thousand. Now it
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Speaker 1: is on Netflix, so you can see it now, but
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Speaker 1: when it was on it was not that big of
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Speaker 1: a hit. Should they go instead of with the best
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Speaker 1: shows with the most popular and give something like Blackish
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Speaker 1: the Best Comedy Series, or Law and or the Best
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Speaker 1: Drama series. They'll get more viewers to watch the broadcast,
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Speaker 1: but they're meant to be celebrating excellence, not popularity. Do
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Speaker 1: you get the difference, Misday? Oh? Absolutely, Like you said,
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Speaker 1: the show is great, It's wonderful, but there were so
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Speaker 1: many other people that were deserving of awards, and I
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Speaker 1: think it got a little weary. I mean, look, the
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Speaker 1: show deserved it. It was great. It talked about diversity
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Speaker 1: and love, just like Daniel Leavy said. So I definitely
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Speaker 1: think it deserved its awards. But you know, by the
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Speaker 1: time they won their fifth award, and I believe they
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Speaker 1: are the first show to ever sweep the entire comedy
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Speaker 1: category in every single nomination, so um so it's history making.
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Speaker 1: But I can understand even with the Emmy's right now,
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Speaker 1: people have so many other things on their life, you know,
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Speaker 1: the pandemic upcoming elections. So even though the host said
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Speaker 1: it was Jimmy Kemmel, Jimmy Kemmel said, look, we want
19:50
Speaker 1: to take you away and let you have a little fun.
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Speaker 1: I think people are thinking they're just more important things
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Speaker 1: right now than giving awards for television. I enjoyed it
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Speaker 1: too bad. Okay, let's have a quick moment of role
19:58
Speaker 1: before we go, so as sure, we try to make
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Speaker 1: a giggle a laugh for twenty minutes, using celebrity gossip
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Speaker 1: as a way in. However, we do have a moment
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Speaker 1: of rob on each show where we get a little
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Speaker 1: bit more serious. So for a long time, I've been
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Speaker 1: talking about the foreword answer, the foreword answer, and I
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Speaker 1: never really explained what it is. So let me help
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Speaker 1: you today. The foreword answer is something that I didn't create.
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Speaker 1: It sort of created me. It found me. So it
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Speaker 1: saved me in my lowest points in my life and
20:24
Speaker 1: actually my highest points too. When I worked with a
20:26
Speaker 1: lot of celebrities j low and did he some of
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Speaker 1: the biggest stars in the world, I was miserable. I
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Speaker 1: just wasn't very happy, and I realized it was because
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Speaker 1: I didn't know who I was. Every single star I
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Speaker 1: worked with knew who they were in four words. That's
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Speaker 1: right on my desk, next to Jennifer Lopez's name. It
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Speaker 1: had the four words to describe her. It had the
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Speaker 1: four words to describe did he. I had the four
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Speaker 1: words to describe Paris Hilton, Jessica Simpson, Alicia Keys. I
20:52
Speaker 1: didn't have four words to describe me. So think about that.
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Speaker 1: Who were you in four words? And that's the answer.
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Speaker 1: It's that you say. It's a really simple concept. Once
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Speaker 1: I figured out who Rob Shooter is was is going
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Speaker 1: to be in four words? And I reminded myself every
21:09
Speaker 1: day every morning I get up and I look in
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Speaker 1: the mirror and I say my four words to myself
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Speaker 1: to remind me who I am. My life got better
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Speaker 1: look in the mirror and try to figure out. You
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Speaker 1: don't have to do it today. It's going to take
21:21
Speaker 1: a little time. Who are you in four words? What
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Speaker 1: do you think? Mister Well, Rob, I've learned this from you.
21:28
Speaker 1: We did a TV show together and at the beginning
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Speaker 1: I was really having trouble figuring out how do I
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Speaker 1: deliver lines? Who am I? You know? Who do I copy?
21:36
Speaker 1: And you said, Delana, you got to take a moment
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Speaker 1: and figure out who you are, and you're not trying
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Speaker 1: to be Wendy Williams. You're not trying to be Ellen degenerous.
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Speaker 1: Who are you? And when I sat down and I said, well,
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm smart, I'm quirky and a little awkward,
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Speaker 1: and I'm also lovable, I was able to bring all
21:54
Speaker 1: those things to the who are you? In four words,
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Speaker 1: I know who I am, Delna knows who she is
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Speaker 1: thinking about it? Who are you? In forwards? Hey, that's
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Speaker 1: it for today. Did so many words today we lost
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Speaker 1: track of time. So thank you so much for listening
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