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NICK REINER’S CHILLING COURT STARE, BALDONI BLAMES BLAKE’S ‘BULLY’ IMAGE, AND TAYLOR SWIFT SHUTS DOWN JACK ANTONOFF FEUD RUMORS · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: I'm your host, Rob Shooter. It's Thursday. LOOPO is not
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Speaker 1: Should we jump in? What time is it? My friends?
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Speaker 1: It is tea time, big story. At the top of
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Speaker 1: the show, Nick Reiner gives a chilling glare in court
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Speaker 1: during his parents murder hearing. Nick appeared eerily pale and
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Speaker 1: expressionless in a Los Angeles court Wednesday as he faced
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Speaker 1: prosecutors in the murder case against the brutal killing of
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Speaker 1: his parents, Robin Michelle Reiner. The thirty two year old,
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Speaker 1: dressed in a yellow prison jumpsuit, sat mostly silent during
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Speaker 1: the brief hearing, but shot what onlookers describe as a
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Speaker 1: chilling glare towards prosecutors when they addressed the judge. Nick,
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Speaker 1: who has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first
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Speaker 1: degree murder. Is accused of fatally stabbing his parents in
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Speaker 1: their twenty million dollar Brentwood home in December. His legal
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Speaker 1: team said they are still awaiting the autopsy results, delaying
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Speaker 1: movement in the case. If convicted, Nick Rhiner faces life
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Speaker 1: without prole or even the death penalty. This is heartbreaking.
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Speaker 1: This case is moving forward. We're not sure why the
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Speaker 1: autopsy is taking so long, but I'm told now that
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Speaker 1: is being rush because they want to get moving forward
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Speaker 1: with this case. He says he's not guilty. The evidence
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Speaker 1: seems to point in the other direction. But we're not
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Speaker 1: the jury, we are not the judge, so we're going
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Speaker 1: to wait and see. Here. His family was not there
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Speaker 1: in the court room. His family have stepped back. Initially
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Speaker 1: it seemed as if they were paying his legal bills.
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Speaker 1: Member he hired that really high profile lawyer who does
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Speaker 1: not come cheap, and then suddenly the lawyer said he
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Speaker 1: was no longer working with Nick. Now it's a public
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Speaker 1: public defender. This is going to be a really really gruesome,
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Speaker 1: heartbreaking case. I think of Oja, I think of the
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Speaker 1: Menendez brothers. This is going to be along the lines
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Speaker 1: of that. I think we're going to have wall to
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Speaker 1: wall media coverage, INA reporters who are already planning outlets
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Speaker 1: that are planning this. Who they're going to send to LA,
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Speaker 1: Who's going to cover this trial, CNN, Fox News, MS,
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Speaker 1: Now all the cable networks are going to be on
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Speaker 1: this court TV. All those people are gonna be on it.
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Speaker 1: To my friend Nancy Grace asked me to be on
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Speaker 1: her show today, I couldn't film it because I was
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Speaker 1: downtown yesterday visiting or seeing at least the King that
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Speaker 1: was thrilling. And so this one is gonna be big,
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Speaker 1: my friends, and it's gonna be once again, let me
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Speaker 1: say it gruesome. The manner in which Robin Michelle were murdered,
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Speaker 1: there's photographs, there's details. I'm told there is a lot
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Speaker 1: of evidence that we do not know about yet. But
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Speaker 1: the prosecutor is getting it all together. And the death
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Speaker 1: penalty it's not off the table. The death penalty is
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Speaker 1: something that is being considered here. Now, what makes this
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Speaker 1: so so so so complicated is Robin Michelle were against
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Speaker 1: the death penalty, his parents were against the death penalty.
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Speaker 1: But it's not up to the victim. It's ups and
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Speaker 1: they believe that this crime rises to that. It rises
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Speaker 1: to where they think the death penalty is a justifia
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Speaker 1: ball responsor justifiable verdict, and so this is going to
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Speaker 1: have the eyes of the world on it. I hit
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Speaker 1: the phones and asked when the trial actually happens, do
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Speaker 1: we think we'll see family there? And they say no,
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Speaker 1: it's too gruesome. They can barely think about this. They
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Speaker 1: can't live it. And they've not just lost their parents,
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Speaker 1: they've lost their brother too. What about all the celebrities,
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Speaker 1: Billy Crystal, all the people that were really really close
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Speaker 1: with the Rhiners. The night before their murder, they were
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Speaker 1: at Conan O'Brien's house, Bill Hayder, There's so many comedians,
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Speaker 1: there's so many actors that really owe their careers to
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Speaker 1: Rob Ryiner. Will they be there? I'm told the family
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Speaker 1: has asked them to stay away too. It is going
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Speaker 1: to be enough of a circus. The last thing we
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Speaker 1: need is celebrity down at the courthouse. I get why
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Speaker 1: they want to be there. Their friends, their two friends
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Speaker 1: are gone and they are seeking justice. However, their presence
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Speaker 1: at the courthouse might not help. In fact, it probably
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Speaker 1: will not. We're not going to do a poll today.
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Speaker 1: We don't do polls. When the subject is this heavy,
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Speaker 1: this distressing, it's going to be the trial, the trial
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Speaker 1: of the year, if not the decade. Okay, moving along,
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Speaker 1: just In Baldonie's lawyers blame Blake Lively's own bullying for
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Speaker 1: the fact that her career has ended. So Justin Baldonian's
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Speaker 1: lawyers are denying Blake Lively's claims that his alleged smear
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Speaker 1: campaign wrecked her career. Instead, they are saying her own
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Speaker 1: reputation did the damage. In a really fiery pre trial hearing,
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Speaker 1: Justin Baldone's team argued that Blake Lively's quote bully image,
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Speaker 1: uneven work history, and failed business venture, so to blame
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Speaker 1: for her alleged losses, not him. If you remember, she
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Speaker 1: claims that this quote smear campaign that she thinks was
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Speaker 1: orchestrated against her has cost her three hundred million dollars.
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Speaker 1: I don't know where she came up with that number,
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Speaker 1: but she's going to have to give some evidence of
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Speaker 1: that three hundred million dollars. Well, his team are saying no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: no no. They are pointing to her Betty buss Brand,
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Speaker 1: her past comments about Kate Middleton that Betty bus Band
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Speaker 1: just totally did not work. She said some really awful
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Speaker 1: things about Kate Middleton when we did not know what
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Speaker 1: was wrong with Kate. We did not know she had cancer,
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Speaker 1: we did not know that. And Blake said some pretty
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Speaker 1: controversial things there, and they said she's got a pattern
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Speaker 1: of negative behavior, and they're using this as proof for
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Speaker 1: the reason that her reputation has declined. They're saying it
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Speaker 1: was self inflicted. They are saying nobody needed to orchestrate
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Speaker 1: a smear campaign against Blake Lively. She did that herself.
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Speaker 1: She has a long reputation of being just awful to
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Speaker 1: journalist on the red carpet. I've said this before, I
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Speaker 1: will say it again. Whenever a big opportunity comes to
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Speaker 1: interview a celebrity, everybody in my newsroom raises their hands.
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Speaker 1: They love talking to us. Who doesn't want to meet
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Speaker 1: Angelina Julley? Who doesn't want to ask Julia Roberts a
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Speaker 1: couple of questions everybody when it comes to Blake Lively, nobody,
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Speaker 1: nobody wants to go because she is notoriously mean to
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Speaker 1: report us on the carpet. We've seen several of those
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Speaker 1: video clips, haven't we. So they're saying Blake was never
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Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. She wasn't selling out arena, she wasn't selling
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Speaker 1: out products. No, she wasn't. And so subtly to claim
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Speaker 1: that she's lost three hundred million dollars, that sounds extreme,
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Speaker 1: and they're saying, even if that's true, it's not because
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Speaker 1: of them. It's not because of Justin Baldoni. It's not
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Speaker 1: because he orchestrated a quote smear campaign. No, it's because
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Speaker 1: she's a mean girl. That's what That's what Justin Baldonia's
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Speaker 1: team is saying. Baldoni is denying any wrong doing things.
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Speaker 1: The court case heads to trial on May eighteenth. She
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Speaker 1: ain't settling this. I thought she would. She has been
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Speaker 1: advised from everybody to settle this. It's gonna get nastier.
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Speaker 1: If you think we have seen some damaging stuff about
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Speaker 1: Blake over the last few months, and we certainly have. Wait,
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Speaker 1: just wait. One of my sources tell me there is
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Speaker 1: a smoking gun, and Justin Baldoni is happy, happy, happy
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Speaker 1: to fire it. He has got the proof, he's got
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Speaker 1: the receipts, and when this goes to court in just
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Speaker 1: a few weeks May eighteenth, all will be revealed. And
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Speaker 1: then I don't know if Blake will work or be
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Speaker 1: invited to parties in Hollywood again. Okay, moving forward to
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Speaker 1: Taylor's hot to shutting down rumors that she has fell
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Speaker 1: out with her pal Jack and Tonoff. So Taylor is
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Speaker 1: putting these rumors to bed, saying they are absolutely not true.
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Speaker 1: Fans speculated that after Jack was miss he was missing
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Speaker 1: from her latest album, Life of a Show Girl. I
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Speaker 1: Love that album. Speculation swirled that the longtime collaborators had
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Speaker 1: fallen out. Taylor is shutting that down very quickly, calling
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Speaker 1: Jack quote one of my best friends and praising their
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Speaker 1: decade long collaborative bonds. So not only do they work together,
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Speaker 1: these two really are close, they really are best friends.
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Speaker 1: She said the following quote, Jack is a collaborator of
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Speaker 1: mine and one of my best friends, adding that the
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Speaker 1: pair still share the same intense songwriting chemistry that they
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Speaker 1: always have. Now. While Jack he did sit out this album,
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Speaker 1: he's not on this album. Taylor made it clear that
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Speaker 1: this friendship is intact, and so is one of pop
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Speaker 1: music's most successful songwriting partners. My husband's a songwriter. Too
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Speaker 1: often he passes on albums or he doesn't want to
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Speaker 1: do certain songs just because you are best friends with
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Speaker 1: somebody and you do work together. It doesn't mean everything
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Speaker 1: you do needs to be together. Taylor had a different
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Speaker 1: vision for the life of a show girl. I think
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Speaker 1: she's spoke to Jack about it, and it wasn't his thing.
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Speaker 1: You were allowed to say, you know best, the look.
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Speaker 1: I support you. It's just not right, not the right
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Speaker 1: fit for me. I remember I approached a friend of mine, Ollie,
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Speaker 1: about writing It started with a whisper together. He's a
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Speaker 1: brilliant editor, he's a brilliant writer. I just wasn't confident
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Speaker 1: enough to think I could do it myself. So I
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Speaker 1: wrote a few chapters. I met him for a drink,
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Speaker 1: I sent him the chapters and he passed. He said,
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Speaker 1: I love it, it's funny. It's just not for me. And
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Speaker 1: I totally accepted that, and that allowed me to then
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Speaker 1: do it by myself, and I'm so grateful. I did,
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Speaker 1: thank you for everybody, to everybody who's bought a copy
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Speaker 1: of that book. But we didn't fall out. We weren't enemies.
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Speaker 1: It just wasn't the right fit. I've turned down a
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Speaker 1: lot of stuff too, misdeeds with lots and lots of projects, Donnie,
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Speaker 1: some of them are really good projects me, but I
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Speaker 1: don't say yes just because I think I have to know.
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Speaker 1: I say yes when I want to, and they know
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Speaker 1: when it's not for me. And so that's what happened here.
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Speaker 1: You think, you think that these people are joined at
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Speaker 1: the hips. They have their own lives. They've both got
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Speaker 1: so much money. Tailor obviously has more. But don't feel
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Speaker 1: sorry for Jack. He's a brilliant songwriter and he has
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Speaker 1: earned royalties on so many of those monster monster hoods
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Speaker 1: from Taylor Swift and many many other people. So still friends.
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Speaker 1: I think the reason Taylor did this interview and wanted
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Speaker 1: to talk about this rumor is everything that's going gone
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Speaker 1: going on with Blake Liveler. You don't want to have
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Speaker 1: two people you're not speaking to two former best friends.
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Speaker 1: It's bad when you fall out with one friend and
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Speaker 1: you do on the world thinking that maybe you're the problem,
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Speaker 1: that maybe you can't keep a friendship, that everybody you
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Speaker 1: fall out with. Well, we know that is not true.
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Speaker 1: Her and Jack are as close as ever an inside
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Speaker 1: as a whisper in my ear. They're talking about a
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Speaker 1: new project too, So I can't wait. Hey, my friend
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Speaker 1: Nicki Gossin from page six break this fabulous story. She
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Speaker 1: spoke to George Clooney. He was in town to get
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Speaker 1: an honor, and he said that he's done chasing Hollywood.
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Speaker 1: George Clooney says that he's stepping back from Hollywood and
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Speaker 1: shifting his focus to what really matters the most to him.
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Speaker 1: Ahead of turning sixty five, you look good, George, the
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Speaker 1: Oscar winner, revealed that he is no longer quote chasing
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Speaker 1: a career and plans to spend more time on philanthropy
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Speaker 1: and passion projects. He said his focus now is the
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Speaker 1: Clooney Foundation for Justice, which he runs with his wife Amal,
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Speaker 1: along with mentoring young talent through a school that absolutely
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Speaker 1: celebrates film and television. He said quick I will be
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Speaker 1: doing things that I find more fulfilling because I'm not
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Speaker 1: chasing a career anymore. He added that Hollywood is no
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Speaker 1: longer a priority to him. He loves it still. That
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Speaker 1: the right project comes along, he definitely will do it,
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Speaker 1: but it's not a priority. But he's still open to it.
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Speaker 1: So George is not retiring, He's not walking away from acting.
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Speaker 1: He still loves it. I saw him just a few
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Speaker 1: months ago, six months ago on Broadway. He was brilliant
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Speaker 1: in good Night and good Luck, just brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
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Speaker 1: I don't think more Broadway is on his horizon just yet.
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Speaker 1: It is a lot of work, doing eight shows a week,
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Speaker 1: there's a ton of work. But he's made so much
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Speaker 1: money from his different projects, from his liquor brand, He's
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Speaker 1: made a reported billion dollars, and so now he can
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Speaker 1: spend time on doing what he really loves, which is justice.
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Speaker 1: His wife is an amazing lawyer, very very smart. The
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Speaker 1: Clooney Foundation for Justice. That's where he's put in his passion,
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Speaker 1: that's where he's putting his money, and that's where he
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Speaker 1: is putting his mouth. I like this in life. If
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Speaker 1: you have the financial means that you don't have to
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Speaker 1: work anymore, it allows you to do all the stuff
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Speaker 1: that you really are passionate about. I'm passionate about my work.
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Speaker 1: Even if my book becomes a bestseller and I make
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Speaker 1: a ton of money, I'm going I still do this podcast.
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Speaker 1: I love doing it. I loved you to Chattering to
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Speaker 1: the Noughties five days a week. It gives me so
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Speaker 1: much joy. So do what makes you happy, do what
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Speaker 1: fulfills you. And for Clooney it's no longer films, not
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Speaker 1: so many films. He's not retired. If the right role
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Speaker 1: comes along, yes he will do it, but he's not
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Speaker 1: chasing it anymore. What he is chasing is the Clooney
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Speaker 1: Foundation for Justice. Sounds pretty good, and congratulations again Nikki
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Speaker 1: about Mega Markel, suggesting that are hardest seven years and
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Speaker 1: and nicest the day O Kate and William, who have
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Speaker 1: just celebrated fifteen years with a sweet family snap. William
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Speaker 1: and Kate marked fifteen years of marriage with a rare
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Speaker 1: Prince Louis. They wrote the following quote, celebrating fifteen years
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Speaker 1: Westminster Abbey. Remember that, gosh, fifteen years ago, I watched
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Speaker 1: He's in America on a very important diplomatic move at
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Speaker 1: It is fifteen years since they got married in April
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Speaker 1: you put it at Love is Love is Lover. Let's
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Speaker 1: celebrate that. There's no upstaging here. And now I noticed
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Speaker 1: there was reports out there that she was furious that
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Speaker 1: her face lift, which cost a hundred thousand dollars, has slipped.
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Speaker 1: She got onto Chloe's podcast and Chris blasted the reporters
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Speaker 1: quote a flat out lie, and she said she's still
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Speaker 1: obsessed with her plastic surgeon docton Stephen Levie, and Jenna
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Speaker 1: called Levin quote an artist and said the rumors were
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Speaker 1: rut there that your client is not happy with their work,
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Speaker 1: with your work. And so this is the reason Chris
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Speaker 1: addressed this. Normally, the Kardashians, they don't care about gossip.
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Speaker 1: the person that's getting hurt here is the plastic surgeon.
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Speaker 1: If you remember after the facelift, his phones rang off
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Speaker 1: She looks incredible. Then after reports came out that she
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Speaker 1: those rumors are a naughtyous of the day. Let's end
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