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PRINCE HARRY WANTS MONTHLY TEA WITH KING CHARLES; DOLLY PARTON LAID TO REST BESIDE CARL DEAN; HARRY STYLES POKES FUN AT EX TAYLOR SWIFT’S MSG WEDDING · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello. Welcome to the Naughty
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Speaker 1: But Nice. I'm your host, Rob Shooter. It's Monday morning,
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Speaker 1: my friend. Garrett is off today. Normally, Garrett joins us
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Speaker 1: every Monday. Off today, I hope you're having a fabulous
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Speaker 1: time with your family, Garrett. Don't worry, noughties. We've got
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Speaker 1: a ton of gossip, a ton of news, breaking news
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Speaker 1: to get. And we're also going to break some exclusives
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Speaker 1: on the show today. So don't you worry. I gotcha.
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Speaker 1: What time is it, my friends? It is tea time.
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Speaker 1: Did you sing along? I hope you did. So big
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Speaker 1: story at the top of the show. Harry and Meghan
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Speaker 1: are back in Britain. I reported just a few days
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Speaker 1: ago that they're very, very keen... They are almost desperate,
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Speaker 1: some have said, to have a meeting with the king.
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Speaker 1: This is a very smart thing to do. If they
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Speaker 1: have tea, if they meet with the king, then suddenly
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Speaker 1: the whole nation knows the king is welcoming them back home.
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Speaker 1: That's what they want. They want to send a message
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Speaker 1: to the entire nation. If the king's fine with us
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Speaker 1: being here, then maybe you should be fine too. There's
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Speaker 1: still some resistance by a lot of Brits about them
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Speaker 1: being there. They have not exactly been welcomed back. with
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Speaker 1: open arms. They landed in Birmingham, my hometown, a couple
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Speaker 1: of hours outside London. So they landed there, jumped in
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Speaker 1: a car and shot to the Cotswolds, not that far away.
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Speaker 1: And they've not been seen since. So no parades, no
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Speaker 1: ticker tape parades, nobody outside screaming and shouting, welcome home.
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Speaker 1: None of that has happened. It's been a very quiet transition,
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Speaker 1: a very quiet return. Now they want to make a
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Speaker 1: little bit of a splash. And the best way to
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Speaker 1: make the splash is In the UK, it's to see
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Speaker 1: the king, arguably the most important person in Britain. He
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Speaker 1: is the king and it's Harry's dad. So they're desperately
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Speaker 1: trying to get something on the schedule where they go
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Speaker 1: and see the king. The king will embrace them. If
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Speaker 1: the king welcomes them back, then maybe the public will
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Speaker 1: welcome them back. A really brilliant PR move, but also
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Speaker 1: to the right family move. he's Harry's dad. I can't
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Speaker 1: imagine when I go back to Britain, I'm going to
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Speaker 1: go back in a few weeks to see my mummy. Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello.
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Speaker 1: The first thing I do when I get off the
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Speaker 1: plane is I'll jump in a car, get on a
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Speaker 1: train and get to my mum's house. I want to
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Speaker 1: see my mum. They have not done that. Now, that
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Speaker 1: sounds odd. Sounds weird, doesn't it? Because that isn't how
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Speaker 1: our families probably work. But that is how the royal
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Speaker 1: family works. They're an odd bunch when it comes to
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Speaker 1: being warm and fuzzy and doing the family things that
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Speaker 1: we do. They don't do that quite as much. It
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Speaker 1: is very much a business as well as a family.
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Speaker 1: And so even though they've been back in Britain a
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Speaker 1: week and not seen any of their relatives, any of
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Speaker 1: their family, that is not that unusual. Really long stretches
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Speaker 1: of time go by when this family do not hang out.
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Speaker 1: They don't see each other every day. In fact, they're
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Speaker 1: like a bunch of like little families. all associated together.
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Speaker 1: The Waleses do their thing. The King and the Queen
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Speaker 1: do their thing. Edward and his wife does his thing.
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Speaker 1: Anne and her family, they're like lots of little different
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Speaker 1: units that make up the one big royal family. And
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Speaker 1: so Harry's unit is going to be Meghan and the kids. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: William is Kate, Catherine and the kids. So there's all
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Speaker 1: these like little sort of circles. And then when you
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Speaker 1: add them all together, they're one big circle, but they're
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Speaker 1: not one. all that close not that unusual i guess
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Speaker 1: i'm very close with my sister christine and her family
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Speaker 1: not so close with my other three brothers and sisters
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Speaker 1: i love them i know them i like them i
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Speaker 1: just don't really hang out with them in fact this
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Speaker 1: trip when i go over i'm only gonna see christine
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Speaker 1: maybe betty but i'm there to see my mom but
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Speaker 1: i'm i you know you could judge it too if
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Speaker 1: you looked at my trip if you looked at your
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Speaker 1: family Families are complicated. There's lots of people in families.
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Speaker 1: You have your favorites. You have people you don't like.
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Speaker 1: That's the same with the royal family. But the priority
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Speaker 1: for Harry and Meghan is the king and the queen. Yes,
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Speaker 1: they'd like to be friends with everybody. And maybe they
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Speaker 1: will at some point. But the king and the queen
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Speaker 1: is essential. If they don't see the king and the queen,
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Speaker 1: then that is a signal to the rest of the nation.
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Speaker 1: that they're not really welcome there. Now, my friend Alison
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Speaker 1: over at the Daily Mail, a fabulous reporter, has pushed
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Speaker 1: this reporting even further, saying that now Prince Harry hopes
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Speaker 1: for a monthly tea. Once a month, a standard meeting
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Speaker 1: with the King. The Prime Minister does this. Once a week,
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Speaker 1: the Prime Minister goes over to Buckingham Palace and meets
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Speaker 1: with the King. So Harry hopefully... He's not going to
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Speaker 1: be wanting to meet over political things. Maybe he will,
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Speaker 1: but I think I would stay out of that for
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Speaker 1: a moment, Harry. You've just arrived back after, what, six years?
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Speaker 1: I don't think it's the time to get political just yet,
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Speaker 1: maybe down the road. But he would love to have
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Speaker 1: father-son teas at the palace. He'd like to bring his
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Speaker 1: kids with him, too. Not always, but Archie and Lilibet.
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Speaker 1: No mention of Meghan, which I think is very interesting. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you remember a few weeks ago, they did have
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Speaker 1: a successful hour-long visit with the king at Highgrove. That
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Speaker 1: is a private estate a couple of hours away outside
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Speaker 1: of London, and they had a lovely time there together.
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Speaker 1: So they do want contact with the king. Nothing formal,
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Speaker 1: but maybe once a month tea. That's not so much
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Speaker 1: to ask, is it? I don't live in the same
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Speaker 1: country as my mom. If I did, I'd see her
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Speaker 1: every weekend. I'd see her every day if I could.
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Speaker 1: I love my mom. She makes me We speak every day.
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Speaker 1: She makes me laugh out loud. Some of my brothers
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Speaker 1: and sisters see my mom every day like my sister
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Speaker 1: Christine does. Some of us see her twice a month.
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Speaker 1: Some of them see her once a month. I get it.
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Speaker 1: Everybody has lives. Everybody has their own schedule. I'm not
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Speaker 1: judging how often you have to see somebody to love them.
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Speaker 1: You can love somebody a great deal. and not speak
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Speaker 1: to them every single day. And so I'm not going
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Speaker 1: to judge the timing here, but I think it is
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Speaker 1: naive of us to think this is just about family.
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Speaker 1: This is also about the business. Meghan and Harry need
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Speaker 1: some approval from the royal family if they want to succeed.
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Speaker 1: All their projects that have not worked, but all their
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Speaker 1: projects that they have have done, came to them because
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Speaker 1: of their association with royalty. Had Meghan not married a
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Speaker 1: member of the royal family, she wouldn't have got that
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Speaker 1: deal with Netflix. She wouldn't have got the podcast. She
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Speaker 1: wouldn't have got her own lifestyle brand. And so that
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Speaker 1: is something that is very important to Meghan and Harry.
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Speaker 1: Source is close to them. Tell me that. They're not stupid.
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Speaker 1: People think these two are stupid. Meghan is certainly not stupid.
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Speaker 1: She knows the value of of being royal associated. Should
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Speaker 1: we put it like that? Royally connected. And so that
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Speaker 1: is something that they are going to fight very hard
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Speaker 1: to be, to maintain. Not a bad idea. I think
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Speaker 1: the king will do it. He loves his son. He
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Speaker 1: wants to see his grandkids. But it's not going to
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Speaker 1: be that warm, fuzzy, they are in and out of
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Speaker 1: each other's lives every single day. Maybe once a month.
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Speaker 1: I think Alison at the Daily Mail is spot on here.
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Speaker 1: That's a good sort of estimation. Once a month, tea
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Speaker 1: with the king. Every month, maybe the first Tuesday of
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Speaker 1: every month, they go to the palace, they see the king,
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Speaker 1: they'll get about an hour with him, and then that's it.
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Speaker 1: But that isn't because they don't like Harry. That's just
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Speaker 1: the way this family operates. Strange, isn't it? Which brings
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Speaker 1: us to our poll question of the day. Prince Harry
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Speaker 1: hopes for a monthly tea with King Charles. Will it happen? Well,
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Speaker 1: they can do this. He is a very busy person
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Speaker 1: now who can't make an hour for their son. That
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Speaker 1: is a choice, isn't it? I always say that to
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Speaker 1: my friends. It's about priorities. When I say I'm too busy,
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Speaker 1: that is not exactly true. If Madonna called me and
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Speaker 1: invited me for dinner, I probably wouldn't be busy that night.
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Speaker 1: But Madonna's a priority. And so they have to really
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Speaker 1: think this through. Is Harry a priority to the king?
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Speaker 1: The king's a priority to Harry. Is Harry a priority
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Speaker 1: to the king himself? We're going to find out soon,
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Speaker 1: but don't forget to vote. Will it happen? Monthly tea
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Speaker 1: with the King. Hey, go vote on our X page,
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Speaker 1: our Twitter page at Naughty Nice Rob. Our Facebook page
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Speaker 1: is Naughty Gossip. And be sure to check back tomorrow
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. We finally have confirmation that Dolly Parton, Dolly, Dolly, Dolly,
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Speaker 1: has been laid to rest beside her beloved husband, Carl Dean.
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Speaker 1: Dolly has been laid to rest. Beside her husband following
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Speaker 1: a very small, very private ceremony in Nashville. Dolly Parton's
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Speaker 1: niece confirmed that Dolly was buried on Friday, August 28.
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Speaker 1: Sharing an emotional tribute and revealing she waited until after
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Speaker 1: the funeral to publicly express her grief. That's interesting, isn't it?
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Speaker 1: We judge people if they don't quickly go to social
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Speaker 1: media and say something. We think there's a snub, that
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Speaker 1: they're mad, that they're angry. No, people grieve in many, many, many,
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Speaker 1: many different ways. And Dolly's niece here needed a few days,
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Speaker 1: needed a funeral to say goodbye to her aunt Dolly
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Speaker 1: before she spoke out publicly. Now she is, and she
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Speaker 1: did confirm the funeral happened Friday. We saw family members
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Speaker 1: gather at the Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum for the
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Speaker 1: intimate farewell. Dolly was 80. She died on Tuesday following
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Speaker 1: a brief battle with cancer. We now know it is cancer.
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Speaker 1: Her nephew, Brian, who she was very close with, he
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Speaker 1: was the head of her security for many years, he
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Speaker 1: honoured Dolly's wishes for a simple ceremony. And then she
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Speaker 1: was reunited with Carl, her husband, of 58 years. 58 years,
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Speaker 1: a beautiful, beautiful way to say goodbye to Dolly. I
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Speaker 1: am overwhelmed in the most wonderful way of all the tributes.
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Speaker 1: So you, every time I turn on the TV, there's
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Speaker 1: another Dolly special and I stop and I watch. What
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Speaker 1: an amazing person. It is absolutely inspiring to me that
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Speaker 1: somebody that won many Grammys, many awards, hundreds of millions
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Speaker 1: of albums, arguably one of the most successful songwriters of
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Speaker 1: our generation. And what we're talking about, how nice she was,
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Speaker 1: how kind she was. We're not even mentioning these milestone
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Speaker 1: career moments accomplishments. When somebody dies and they won a Grammy,
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Speaker 1: you're probably going to lead with that, not Dolly. No,
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Speaker 1: because that was not her priority. We talked about priorities,
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Speaker 1: didn't we, a moment earlier. Dolly's priority was to be
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Speaker 1: a good person, was to be loved, was to be
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Speaker 1: kind to people, was to make a difference. And if
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Speaker 1: along the way she sold some albums, she made some movies,
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Speaker 1: she did some very, very fabulous concerts, that's nice. Yes,
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Speaker 1: Dolly thinks that's wonderful, but that's not who she is.
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Speaker 1: It's what she did. Dolly Parton's even given us messages,
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Speaker 1: lessons in death. OK, moving forward, this made me chuckle
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Speaker 1: a little bit. Harry Styles is poking fun at his ex,
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Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. So Harry Styles is at Madison Square Garden.
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Speaker 1: I think he's doing 30 sold-out shows. He's the resident
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Speaker 1: artist at Madison Square Garden, where Taylor Swift got married.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget that. So he couldn't resist having a little
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Speaker 1: bit of fun about his ex and at the wedding
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Speaker 1: venue of choice. So during his, during Harry's Madison Square
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Speaker 1: Garden residency on Saturday... Harry reminded the crowd that they
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Speaker 1: were inside the home of the New York Knicks. The
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Speaker 1: New York Knicks just won the championship. The whole town
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Speaker 1: went crazy. But then came the punchline. And they also
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Speaker 1: do weddings. So this venue, arguably the most famous arena
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Speaker 1: in the world, also the home of the New York Knicks,
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Speaker 1: as well as your favorite pop stars, some of the
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Speaker 1: greatest pop stars in the world, have performed there. But
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Speaker 1: guess what? Now they also work very well known around
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Speaker 1: the world for something else they do. Madison Square Garden
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Speaker 1: also does weddings. Very funny. The crowd erupted in laughter.
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Speaker 1: Travis and Taylor got married at the Iconic Arena in
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Speaker 1: July with Adam Sandler officiating it and her brother serving
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Speaker 1: as the man of honour. Another delicious twist. Stiles' fiancée
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Speaker 1: Zoe Kravitz attended the wedding. There are rumours that Harry
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Speaker 1: was invited. I'm told that he wasn't. They didn't want
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Speaker 1: any exes there. That makes sense. Plus, he was in
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Speaker 1: London at the time. He might have been in Europe performing,
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Speaker 1: so he could not go. But he wasn't invited, I'm told.
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Speaker 1: Zoe went without Harry. But this is funny, isn't it?
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Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden now is a wedding venue. If you
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Speaker 1: want to get married, maybe the garden is on your
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Speaker 1: list of venues. Hilarious. Okay, quickly before we get a break,
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Speaker 1: Sarah Ferguson is going to be returning to the UK.
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Speaker 1: So a couple of months ago on my sub stack,
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Speaker 1: I broke this news over the weekend. It exploded now
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Speaker 1: with confirmation that she's looking to rent a six bedroom
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Speaker 1: house outside London. These people do not do not suffer,
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Speaker 1: do they? They just live in the lap of luxury.
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Speaker 1: I don't know who's going to pay for this. Sarah
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Speaker 1: doesn't have a lot of money, but she wants a
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Speaker 1: massive house. I also have reporting over the weekend that
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Speaker 1: she's popped up in Cape Town. Of all places, Sarah
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Speaker 1: Ferguson has popped up in Cape Town. She was spotted
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Speaker 1: there in a cafe. She's now blonde. We don't know
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Speaker 1: if that famous redhead has dyed her hair or if
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Speaker 1: she's wearing a wig. We don't know that yet. But
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Speaker 1: she's popped up in Cape Town and now she's heading
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Speaker 1: back to London. Some people are suspicious about the timing,
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Speaker 1: saying this is a good time for her to come
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Speaker 1: back just days after Harry and Meghan returned. Maybe everybody's
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Speaker 1: so focused... on Harry and Meghan, that they won't notice
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Speaker 1: Sarah Ferguson arriving. They will. They will. And do you
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Speaker 1: know who will notice? The police. They have a lot
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Speaker 1: of questions. The investigation into the former Prince Andrew, who
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Speaker 1: is now called Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Yes, he has lost his
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Speaker 1: title and his associations, his ties with Jeffrey Epstein are ongoing.
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Speaker 1: The police are investigating him right now. And And the
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Speaker 1: key witness, the very person who knows everything about that relationship,
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Speaker 1: is Sarah Ferguson. So the minute she lands in Britain,
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Speaker 1: I'd expect that the police have a lot they want
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Speaker 1: to talk with Sarah about, which is why she has
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Speaker 1: not returned in months. So a blonde wig, dyeing your
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Speaker 1: hair blonde, Harry and Meghan arriving. Sarah, if you're listening, allow, allow, allow.
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Speaker 1: You in trouble. And I actually think it's better to
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Speaker 1: go and face the music. Go and face the music.
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Speaker 1: If you are innocent and you keep saying you are,
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Speaker 1: go and answer all the questions, every single question that
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Speaker 1: the police have. Because if anybody knows what happened, it's
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Speaker 1: Sarah Ferguson. That's going to be a massive, massive story.
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Speaker 1: She could be arrested. A massive, massive story. OK, we're
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Speaker 1: going to take a quick break and we will be
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Speaker 1: right back. Welcome back to the Naughty But Nice Show.
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Speaker 1: I'm your host, Rob Shooter. Hey, let's get to the polls. Da, da, da.
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Speaker 1: Last show on Friday, which was a whopping show. Thank
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Speaker 1: you so much. I don't look at the numbers every
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Speaker 1: single day because you could become obsessive about it. Of
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Speaker 1: course I want to be successful. I want our show
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Speaker 1: to do well. But maybe once every two weeks I
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Speaker 1: have a look. Friday's show did really, really well. So
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Speaker 1: thank you, everybody, for listening to that. The question on
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Speaker 1: Friday was Jake Reiner. That is the son of Rob
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Speaker 1: and Michelle Reiner. He opened up about his rage and
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Speaker 1: grief after his parents were murdered. Murdered? Are you surprised
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Speaker 1: he did the interview? It was with local ABC in LA.
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Speaker 1: He was very composed. It was a really, really dignified
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Speaker 1: and heartbreaking interview where he talked about rage and grief.
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Speaker 1: He talked about his brother Nick, who is in jail,
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Speaker 1: accused of killing his parents. He talks about his parents.
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Speaker 1: A beautiful interview. But are you surprised that he did it?
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Speaker 1: Let's have a look. 60% said yes. 40% no. This
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Speaker 1: is interesting. In my business, people always want to tell
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Speaker 1: their story, even when their story is as sad, as heartbreaking,
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Speaker 1: as disturbing as this one. If you shut up, and
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Speaker 1: I've had to learn this, if you shut up, people
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Speaker 1: will tell you their story. I'm glad he did it.
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Speaker 1: I'm glad that he told his story. Okay, don't forget
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Speaker 1: to vote. On today's poll, go to our Twitter page,
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Speaker 1: our ex-page at Naughty Nice Rob, our Facebook page is
16:35
Speaker 1: Naughty Gossip, and be sure to check back tomorrow. We'll
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Speaker 1: hear your results. And now it's time for our nicest
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Speaker 1: of the day. Our nicest of the day. Taylor Swift
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Speaker 1: has donated £ 50, 000 to a hero mom who nearly died
16:53
Speaker 1: saving teens. That's right. So Taylor Swift quietly stepped up
16:57
Speaker 1: and donated £ 50, 000 to help Ashley Taunton, a Connecticut mom
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Speaker 1: who nearly died while rescuing teens from a terrifying highway crash.
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Speaker 1: So this is really wild. Ashley stopped in Rhode Island
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Speaker 1: on I-95 after spotting three teens whose vehicle had broken
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Speaker 1: down in a rainstorm. So she tried to help them,
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Speaker 1: but she got hit by another car struck. She suffered
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Speaker 1: multiple fractured ribs, internal bleeding, serious organ injuries and faces
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Speaker 1: a very lengthy recovery. Her family started a GoFundMe page
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Speaker 1: while Taylor Swift saw this and made the largest individual donation.
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Speaker 1: She gave $ 50, 000, wishing the heroic mom the best possible
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Speaker 1: recovery ahead of her. Taylor does this She does this
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Speaker 1: a lot, and we can say Taylor Swift. This makes
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Speaker 1: you our official nicest of the day. And now our
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Speaker 1: naughtiest of the day. Naughty, naughty, naughty, naughty. Mama June's
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Speaker 1: daughter Pumpkin is threatening legal action. after the only fan's
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Speaker 1: content that she produces has lost her daughter her school spot.
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Speaker 1: So let me be clear here. Mama June's daughter, Pumpkin,
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Speaker 1: is not the naughtiest here. It is the school board.
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Speaker 1: Because they have decided that her eight-year-old daughter is going
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Speaker 1: to be punished... because of what her mom does for
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Speaker 1: a living. The 26-year-old former reality star says that administrators
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Speaker 1: at the school told her that social media presence, that
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Speaker 1: her social media presence does not align with the school's values.
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Speaker 1: This is a very, very big and complicated issue. Do
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Speaker 1: we blame kids for the actions of their parents? Whatever
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Speaker 1: you think of OnlyFans, whatever you think of pornography, of prostitution,
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Speaker 1: of sex workers, whatever you think of that, that is
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Speaker 1: not the child's choice. And so if you have a
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Speaker 1: parent who is paying the bills by posting erotic pictures online,
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Speaker 1: do we blame the children? I understand how complicated this is,
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Speaker 1: but it just doesn't feel fair. I get that people
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Speaker 1: don't like Harry and Meghan. I do understand it in Britain.
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Speaker 1: But I hope they're kind to Archie and Lilibet. They're children.
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Speaker 1: They've done nothing wrong here. So it just gives you pause,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it? Let's think for a second. We might not
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Speaker 1: like the parents... But does that mean the children have
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Speaker 1: to suffer? In this case, the answer is yes. And
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Speaker 1: I don't think that's right. What about you? Okay, let's
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Speaker 1: end with a moment of Rob. You get a Rob,
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Speaker 1: you get a Rob, you get a Rob. Staying positive
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean pretending that everything is fine. No, staying positive
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean pretending that everything is fine. Sometimes, Everything is
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Speaker 1: absolutely not fine. Being positive means accepting disappointment, heartbreak, fear
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Speaker 1: or failure without, and this is the key part, allowing
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Speaker 1: it to become your permanent. address. You can cry and
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Speaker 1: you can still be hopeful. You can be angry and
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Speaker 1: you can still move forward. You can admit something hurts
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Speaker 1: without deciding it has defeated you. Real optimism, it's not denial,
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Speaker 1: it's determination. You don't need to smile through pain or
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Speaker 1: pretend you're grateful or For every terrible thing that happens,
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Speaker 1: you don't. But you need to feel it. You need
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Speaker 1: to face it. And this is the important part. You
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Speaker 1: need to keep going. That's positivity. Not pretending that your
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Speaker 1: life is perfect. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. But
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Speaker 1: believing tomorrow can be better. Once again, everybody staying positive
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Speaker 1: doesn't mean pretending everything is fine. Hey, that is it
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Speaker 1: for today. Thank you so much for listening to The
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Speaker 1: be naughty, you've got to play. Let me hear you. Nice.
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