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Gwyneth Paltrow Shows Love for Kate Middleton, One Year After Double Date with Meghan and Harry! Armie Hammer’s Shocking Confession. John Mulaney and Olivia Munn: Secretly Married? · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice and hello, welcome to the Naughty n I Show.
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Speaker 1: I'm your host, Romp Shooter and it is Tuesday, which
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Speaker 1: means our dear friend Dalightna Texan joins us. Hey, mister
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Speaker 1: are you there?
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Speaker 2: I am, How are you doing today?
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Speaker 1: Fantastic, my friend. We have a turn of gossip, so
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Speaker 1: let's jump right into the show' dime is it?
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Speaker 2: My friends?
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Speaker 1: It is time. Big story at the top of the show.
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Speaker 1: So Gwyenneth Pealtrow has shown some love for Kate Middleton
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Speaker 1: one year after going on a double date with Harry
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Speaker 1: and Meghan. So this is a twist in the plot here.
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Speaker 1: Gwyneth has publicly shown her support to Kate Middleton just
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Speaker 1: one year after being spotted on a double date with
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Speaker 1: Harry and Meghan. The Goop founder expressed her heartfelt wishes
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Speaker 1: for the cancer stricken Princess of Wales following her appearance
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Speaker 1: a Trooping the Color ceremony, So Kate attended, along with
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Speaker 1: her husband William and all their children. It was fabulous
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Speaker 1: to see them all together. Well Buckingham Palaced captured all
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Speaker 1: these wonderful moments and popped something up on the old
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Speaker 1: social media. Gwyneth liked it. Not only did she like it,
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Speaker 1: she reate the following so so happy to see you
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Speaker 1: looking so healthy and well, and then that that comment
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Speaker 1: has had over five thousand likes. I don't think you
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Speaker 1: have to be either Kate or Meghan. You can be both.
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Speaker 1: She's Gwenneth Peltrow, she knows Megan, She's had dinner with
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Speaker 1: Harry and Meghan. That doesn't mean that she's got to
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Speaker 1: ignore Kate or not comment on any of the pictures.
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Speaker 1: What do you think, mister.
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Speaker 3: Well, I think we've all been through this experience where
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Speaker 3: we have like one friend but they don't like another friend,
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Speaker 3: but we still want to hang out with the both
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Speaker 3: of them. So we have to kind of, like, you know,
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Speaker 3: kind of straddle that line of how we can keep
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Speaker 3: our friendships alive and not how they're mad at us.
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Speaker 3: So I think that's what Gwyneth is doing here. She
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Speaker 3: likes hanging out with Harry and Meghan, and that's fine,
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Speaker 3: but she can also wish Kate while wishes on getting better.
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Speaker 3: And I think she's doing this because there was a
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Speaker 3: lot of time when people were speculating what was going
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Speaker 3: on with Kate and seeing a lot of horrible things,
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Speaker 3: so jumping on the bandwagon when it's something good to say,
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Speaker 3: you look healthy, I'm happy to see you out. It's
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Speaker 3: a smart move, it's a smart pr move.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's smart. It's smart, and it's the right thing
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Speaker 1: to do. Kate is looking great. We all wish her well.
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Speaker 1: Nobody wishes her ill feelings. She's going through a terrible time.
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Speaker 1: I think there's a difference though, between reaching out on
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Speaker 1: social media or liking someone's post and commenting and reaching
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Speaker 1: out to them directly. Gwyneth is a big star. She
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Speaker 1: could probably get in touch with Kate. I'm told that
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Speaker 1: did not happen. This is just the social media post.
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Speaker 1: But I have got a new rule, mistery. I used
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Speaker 1: to fight my friend's battles. If they were not friends
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Speaker 1: with somebody, then neither was I. And it's backfired on
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Speaker 1: me so many times. I've gone on a rampage. They
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Speaker 1: made friends, and I'm the one now that's left out.
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Speaker 1: So I have this real dilemma, MISTERI. I'm dying to
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Speaker 1: hear your thoughts about this. I want to be loyal
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Speaker 1: to my friends. You know I'm loyal. I'm loyal to
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Speaker 1: the end, and so that means I'm gonna dislike the
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Speaker 1: people you dislike, although that has never actually served me
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Speaker 1: very well.
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Speaker 2: Well, I've been in that situation.
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Speaker 3: We know certain people that I'm not gonna mention any names,
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Speaker 3: but we know certain people that other people don't like.
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Speaker 3: And usually my standard answer is I've never had a
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Speaker 3: problem with such and such, which means like that is
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Speaker 3: my personal experience. I cannot speak on what your experience
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Speaker 3: is with this person, but me personally, I have not
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Speaker 3: had a problem, and that usually shuts things down. I mean,
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Speaker 3: what else can the person say other than while they
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Speaker 3: did this and that. Again, I've never experienced that, so
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Speaker 3: I can only go off of what I'm feeling. But
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Speaker 3: loyalty is important, and I think sometimes you just can't
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Speaker 3: say nothing. You just gotta not keep that information for
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Speaker 3: another time because you may need to use it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're right here. We love code words
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Speaker 1: on this show. We told you a while ago that
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Speaker 1: tricky in the celebrity world means they're awful. If anyone
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Speaker 1: ever tells you someone was tricky, that's a nice way
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Speaker 1: of saying they are awful. Another word that we use
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Speaker 1: as a radic that's normally someone who's drunk or on drugs.
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Speaker 1: If you ever see a celebrity story where the star
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Speaker 1: is acting radikalia, that means something is up and we
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Speaker 1: can't say the other because we'll get sued. Another little
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Speaker 1: code phrase that I've learned and I love is when
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Speaker 1: you say something about somebody, rather than pile on, I
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Speaker 1: can say I see what you mean, I understand what
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Speaker 1: you're saying, which is a gentle way of saying, yes,
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Speaker 1: they're a nightmare. I just don't want to be part
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Speaker 1: of that conversation. So this brings us to our whole
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Speaker 1: question of the day. Gweneth Peltrow is showing some love
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Speaker 1: for Kate Middleton one year after going on a double
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Speaker 1: date with Harry and Megan. Our question is can you
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Speaker 1: be friends with both? Does it have to be either?
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Speaker 1: Or we can like Mega, we can like Kate. We
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Speaker 1: don't have to hate one of these to love the other.
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Speaker 1: We don't have to love one of these to hate
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Speaker 1: the other. We can do both or do you think
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Speaker 1: be sure to check back tomorrow or to hear your results. Hey,
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Speaker 1: miss d what are you working on.
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you all about Armie Hammer because he
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Speaker 3: is finally making a shocking confession about those cannibalism accusations.
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Speaker 2: Do you remember this?
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Speaker 3: I mean it basically shouted his career. So now, the
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Speaker 3: most sensational claim came from Fie Angelova, who accused Himmer
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Speaker 3: of violent rape and mental emotional and sexual abuse back
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Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen when she was just twenty years old.
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Speaker 3: But look the drama it does not stop there. There
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Speaker 3: was another ex her name was Courtney. She dropped a
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Speaker 3: bombshell to page six saying that Army once wanted to
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Speaker 3: He said that he wanted to break her rib, barbecue
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Speaker 3: it and eat it. Now this is where the cannibalism
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Speaker 3: accusations came. I mean, it's pretty much that's what cannibalism is,
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Speaker 3: I from what I understand. But you know, these are
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Speaker 3: fantasies and seems it was just the tip of the iceberg.
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Speaker 3: But the actor showed up on Painful Lessons podcast and
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Speaker 3: he did not hold back. He said, people called me
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Speaker 3: a cannibal and everyone believed him. They're like, yep, that
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Speaker 3: guy ate, People like what are you talking about? Do
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Speaker 3: you know what you have to do to be a cannibal. Yes,
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Speaker 3: you have to eat someone out gar me, That's exactly
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Speaker 3: what you have to do. And he said, how am
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Speaker 3: I going to be a cannibal? It was bizarre. But
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Speaker 3: more importantly, he is saying that he is denying any
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Speaker 3: criminal wrongdoings and that he insisted the accusations were wildly exaggerated.
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Speaker 3: But Rob, I don't think you can say that you
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Speaker 3: wanted to break somebody's rib, barbecue it and.
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Speaker 2: Eat it and not be considered cannibalism. What do you think.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, just because you don't do it doesn't mean you
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Speaker 1: don't want to. Like, people might have these fantasies, they
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Speaker 1: might end up doing it, and so it's a very
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Speaker 1: dangerous place to be. He's paid the ultimate price here.
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Speaker 1: His career's gone. He's not in jail yet, and he
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Speaker 1: has been investigated several times and so far he's okay,
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Speaker 1: but legally more people could come forward. Somebody accused him
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Speaker 1: of a rape. You know, whatever the deal is here
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Speaker 1: about him being a cannibal or not, I don't believe
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Speaker 1: he ever at anybody. I think we'd find bones. And
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Speaker 1: there has been serial killers Jeffrey Dharmer, who at their victims.
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Speaker 1: I don't think that's the case here with Army, because
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Speaker 1: I don't think we've found any bodies. Now, if we
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Speaker 1: open his freezer or dig up his backyard and find
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Speaker 1: a lot of skeletons, then we know something sod. But
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Speaker 1: his career's over. Now. These dark, dark, dark, dark fantasies
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Speaker 1: are really really telling about you. Okay, okay, moving along.
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Speaker 1: John mulvaney and Olivia Munn might be secretly married. Let
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Speaker 1: me explain. So, in a move that has sent the
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Speaker 1: rumor mill into over, John and Olivia have sparked a
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Speaker 1: serious speculation that they might be married. So he posted
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Speaker 1: some pictures around Father's Day and the scedents deleted them
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Speaker 1: because in one picture he had a ring on that finger. Now,
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Speaker 1: normally I would say it's just a ring, it wasn't
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Speaker 1: a wedding ring. But the factors removed the picture. That's
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Speaker 1: a little telling if you had just left it up
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Speaker 1: and said no, it's just a ring. But he didn't.
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Speaker 1: They deleted the picture. I think these two are married.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, okay, you made a little mistake. You
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Speaker 3: should have known better. Or did he want to give
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Speaker 3: people talking? You never know what celebrities. But here's the
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Speaker 3: thing about celebrity marriages. Right as soon as you admit
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Speaker 3: that you're married, people start the countdown to your divorce.
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Speaker 3: We know that he went through a really tough divorce
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Speaker 3: back in twenty twenty one when he left his first wife.
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Speaker 3: You know, in this relationship, they've already had a kid
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Speaker 3: with Olivia mun So maybe they just don't want any
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Speaker 3: of the world to know what they're doing in their
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Speaker 3: personal life, so it can be personal. But then again,
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Speaker 3: like I said, sometimes people drop a photo and delete
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Speaker 3: it because they know that will be the thing that
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Speaker 3: we're interesting.
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Speaker 1: You're so smart, You're so smart. I delete stuff, though
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Speaker 1: a really interesting warning that is coming out of the
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Speaker 1: Surgeon General's office. What does he have to say?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I was actually researching this earlier. So the General
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Speaker 3: Surgeon is advocating for warning labels on social media platforms,
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Speaker 3: you know, basically like the warning labels you see on
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Speaker 3: cigarettes and alcohol, to highlight this significant mental health risk
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Speaker 3: those pose to adolescens to young people. So he has
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Speaker 3: said social media has not been proven safe, and his
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Speaker 3: young people, proposing that warning labels alone would not suffice.
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Speaker 3: So even though he wants them, he knows more needs
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Speaker 3: to be done. He stressed the importance of comprehensive measures
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Speaker 3: by policymakers, platforms and the public. That's parents as well
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Speaker 3: to ensure a safer online environment for kids. Now, this
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Speaker 3: is a significant and step in addressing the pervasive mental
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Speaker 3: health issues linked to social media usage among young people,
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Speaker 3: emphasizing the need for systemic changes to create a safer
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Speaker 3: digital world for the younger generation. Yes, I had to
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Speaker 3: pull out my news voice for that, but it is
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Speaker 3: so important. You know, I look at my young nephews
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Speaker 3: who spends so much time on their iPads, and they're
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Speaker 3: watching YouTube, and most of the stuff they watch is
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Speaker 3: very innocent, but you never know what people are sneaking in.
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Speaker 3: You know, you think, oh, this is okay, watch ten
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Speaker 3: videos from this person, but that eleventh might say something.
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Speaker 3: So we need to keep an eye and let parents know.
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Speaker 3: Please watch your kids, and especially if they can communicate
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Speaker 3: with people. We've heard the horror stories of what happens
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Speaker 3: to young people, so this is important.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I'm not against this, I'm really not. There are
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Speaker 1: warnings on cigarettes. I can't imagine being at school and
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Speaker 1: being on social media. My nieces who are at school
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Speaker 1: do have Instagram. Their mom, Christine, my sister, monitors them
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Speaker 1: quite close. But I can't imagine how cruel that can
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Speaker 1: be and how you judge yourself on how many followers
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Speaker 1: you have. We do it now, mister. Can you imagine
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Speaker 1: if we were fourteen or fifteen and judging yourself. It'd
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Speaker 1: just be so cruel and so so dangerous. So I
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Speaker 1: actually think here we're not a political show. I know that,
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Speaker 1: but I do think there's something to be discussed here.
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Speaker 1: I think this is a conversation.
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Speaker 2: We should have.
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Speaker 1: You know, there are labels now, food labels. When you
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Speaker 1: buy really unhealthy food, it has the calorie take on them.
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Speaker 1: I noticed in McDonald's they have calories up there. And
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Speaker 1: if you try to buy any cigarettes. I don't know
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Speaker 1: anybody that smokes anymore I used to, but if you
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Speaker 1: buy cigarettes, there's been a warning label on cigarettes for generations.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it's time we thought about social media. It is alarming.
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Speaker 1: When I was back home, I saw my nieces and
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Speaker 1: they spend hours and hours and hours on their phone.
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Speaker 1: At the earliest age, there was a few youngsters at
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Speaker 1: the party who were like about ten or eleven, and
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Speaker 1: they all had cell phones and they were watching them constantly.
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Speaker 1: At one point their dad took the phone away from
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Speaker 1: them so they could really participate in the family and
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Speaker 1: the group actic forty. It didn't go over well. She
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Speaker 1: had a real stoppy fit because she wanted her phone
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Speaker 1: back at ten years old.
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Speaker 3: Absolutely, I mean, my nephews do not have cell phones.
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Speaker 3: It's not where their parents want them to be. But again,
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Speaker 3: they do have iPads, and it's basically like trying to
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Speaker 3: have a conversation with a zombie. Once they're on there,
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Speaker 3: it's so hard to get their attention. So their mom
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Speaker 3: does limit their time. You know, it's a lot of
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Speaker 3: parents say, hey, if you don't clean your room, if
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Speaker 3: you don't do this, you're gonna keep the iPad taken away,
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Speaker 3: and you see how fast they react. But I think
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Speaker 3: we need to get back to kids being outside when
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Speaker 3: it's safe, and we got to make sure it's safe
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Speaker 3: for them to be outside, yeah, reading books.
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Speaker 1: And talking to each other's riding your bicycles, and I know,
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Speaker 1: I think in not so many years, Misty, we're gonna
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Speaker 1: rue this day, okay quickly before we get a break.
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Speaker 1: Jennifer Aniston is congratulating her frame and Courtney Conk's on
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Speaker 1: her sixtieth birthday, saying, I can't imagine a world without you.
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Speaker 1: I just love this friendship. So after the show ended,
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Speaker 1: if you think about it, after you end a work
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Speaker 1: relationship with somebody, you normally don't really stay that in touch.
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Speaker 1: You and me, mister, have remained friends a decade after
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Speaker 1: we work together on the morning show. But other people
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Speaker 1: I haven't. I didn't fall out with them. We just
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Speaker 1: drifted apart and I haven't seen them for every And
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Speaker 1: if I bump into them, I'd be lovely to bump
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Speaker 1: into them. But people you saw every day in my
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Speaker 1: PR days, I sat next to in an office Susan,
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Speaker 1: and she was terrific. I loved Susan. We got coffee
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Speaker 1: together every day, or tea at four o'clock. We went
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Speaker 1: to Starbucks and we gossiped about all our problems with
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Speaker 1: our clients and PR. And I saw her every day
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Speaker 1: for maybe five six years, and now I don't see
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Speaker 1: her anymore. So friendships do change, and that's natural. What
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Speaker 1: I love here is that Jennifer and Courtney are friends
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Speaker 1: for life. She posted some lovely pictures, saying, nobody makes
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Speaker 1: me laugh like you. You're powerful, magical, mystical, interesting, interesting. Twice
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Speaker 1: she said that I love this, and then Courtney responded saying, wow,
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Speaker 1: well I'm in tears. That's the sweetest thing I've ever read.
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Speaker 1: I love you so much to girlfriends. Okay, we're going
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Speaker 1: to take a quick break and we will be right back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Naughty but Night Show'm Rob shooting
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Speaker 1: See this show The Outsiders if you are in New York.
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Speaker 1: And now it's time for a naughtous the day Naughty, naughty,
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Speaker 1: Naughty Taylor Swift has a murder mash Up in Liverpool
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Speaker 1: and some people think it's a jab at her ex
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Speaker 1: Joe Olwins. So she was performing in Liverpool and she's
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Speaker 1: surprised fans by saying she's going to do a new
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Speaker 1: section called the Murder mash Up, which featured two of
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Speaker 1: her hits Carolina and also Nobody No Crime. Now, let
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Speaker 1: me remind you, Nobody No Crime is about a woman
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Speaker 1: who murders her cheating husband. The lyrics are pretty graphic.
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Speaker 1: People are thinking she's referring to her ex. I don't
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Speaker 1: think she is here. Taylor Swift is not murdering anybody.
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Speaker 1: Let's all calm down and naughtyust of the day. Let's
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Speaker 1: end with a moment of rub. You're gonna rob, you
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Speaker 1: get rub, you get a rob. Hey, stop and smell
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Speaker 1: the roses. Instead of racing through life, slow down, stop,
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Speaker 1: stop speeding up, and start slowing down. Literally smell the roses.
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Speaker 1: And I'm not just talking about roses here. I'm talking
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Speaker 1: about everything that makes you happy. I challenge you to
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Speaker 1: walk down the street today and find two things that
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Speaker 1: make you smile. It might be a doggie, It might
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Speaker 1: be somebody in a fabulous hat. It might be somebody
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Speaker 1: in a cute pair of shoes. It might be a
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Speaker 1: little toddler pressing all the buttons on the elevator. Find
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Speaker 1: something to make you smile, because I promise you, if
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Speaker 1: you stop and smell the roses, you will see it. Hey,
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Speaker 1: that is it for today. Thank you so much for
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Speaker 1: listening to the Naughty but Nice with Rob and Miss
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Speaker 1: us a review if you can, and remember all together now,
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be naughty, you've got to be ye,
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Speaker 1: take care of everybody. Pit Pick, it's not even nice
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Speaker 1: with Bob