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EXCLUSIVE: HILARIA BALDWIN’S ‘DWTS’ MELTDOWN — “SHE BLAMED EVERYONE!” GEORGE CLOONEY’S WILD PAST EXPOSED — AND ‘SEX AND THE CITY’ SET SECRETS FINALLY SPILL OUT! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the naughty but nice sham your house from Shooter.
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Speaker 1: It's Thursday, and unfortunately, because of a few technical issues
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Speaker 1: this morning, we can't get Mark on the line. But
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Speaker 1: don't worry, noughties, We've got a ton of gossip to
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Speaker 1: get to. What time is it, my friends? It is
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Speaker 1: tea time big story at the top of the show.
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Speaker 1: I love this story. So Hilaria Baldwin. Hillary Baldwin had
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Speaker 1: a meltdown after getting eliminated from Dancing with the Stars,
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Speaker 1: and she's blaming everyone but herself. So behind the scenes
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Speaker 1: at Dancing with the Stars, Hilaria Hillary Baldwin's graceful goodbye
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Speaker 1: turned into a full on meltdown once the cameras stopped rolling.
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Speaker 1: Multiple sources tell me that the forty one year old
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Speaker 1: reality hopeful completely lost it when she was voted off
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Speaker 1: during Disney Nights, blaming everyone from her husband to producers
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Speaker 1: to everybody in between. Sauces say quote she was huming. Hilaria,
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Speaker 1: Hillary was convinced that she was gonna make the finals.
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Speaker 1: That's bold and she honestly thought she could win. However,
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Speaker 1: when her name got called, she was stunned and then
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Speaker 1: very very angry inside. Has add that she was lashing
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Speaker 1: out backstage, accusing the show of setting her up to fail.
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Speaker 1: She's blaming producers for giving her the quote wrong song.
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Speaker 1: Now I must admit her song wasn't that great. There's
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Speaker 1: a lot better Disney songs out there, and she is
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Speaker 1: a good dancer. But what's going on here is she
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Speaker 1: has no fan base. People don't know who she is.
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Speaker 1: She's a celebrity chef sort of, but I don't think
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Speaker 1: she's ever had her own show on the Food Network.
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Speaker 1: She's no Bobby Flay, let's put it like that. She's
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Speaker 1: no Rachel Ray, Let's put it like that. So she's
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Speaker 1: sort of like an Instagram celebrity. She has I think
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Speaker 1: a million followers on the Instagram and she's always posting
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Speaker 1: yoga videos or video with her children. All great, but
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Speaker 1: she's also too got this reputation of being very, very difficult.
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Speaker 1: I don't think people really like her. And she said
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Speaker 1: that she has been mischaracterized, misjudged, and she did the
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Speaker 1: show she did Dancing with the Stars to show a
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Speaker 1: different side of herself. Well, I don't think she did
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Speaker 1: a very good job of that. Let me tell you
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Speaker 1: a little secret. Laughtise dancing with the stars. It's not
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Speaker 1: a dance show. No no, no, no no, it's a
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Speaker 1: popularity competition. And that's why it's so hurtful when you
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Speaker 1: get kicked off. Because Hilaria is a pretty good dancer.
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Speaker 1: She used to be a dancer, but she broke her
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Speaker 1: hip terrible and so she had to get back on
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Speaker 1: the dance floor. Did a great job. Is very very elegant.
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Speaker 1: I thought she danced beautifully. It's off the dance floor
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Speaker 1: where all the problems start because she's quite a difficult
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Speaker 1: person and a little bit entitled. Let's be honest. The
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Speaker 1: only reason we know her, the only reason we're talking
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Speaker 1: about her is she married Alec Baldwin. A few days ago.
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Speaker 1: She did an interview saying she's not an EPO wife,
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Speaker 1: No no, no. She has built her own fanbase and
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Speaker 1: built her own followers are on social media. Sort of true,
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Speaker 1: but not really. We know, I've never heard of her
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Speaker 1: until she married Alec Baldwin. And then she did a
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Speaker 1: ton of videos with Alec in them, some of them
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Speaker 1: quite cringey, but they got a lot of attention. And
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Speaker 1: then this whole Spanish thing where she made up that
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Speaker 1: she's from Spain, where she's actually from Boston. Her name
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Speaker 1: is not even Hilaria, it's Hillary. People that went to
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Speaker 1: school with her in Boston. In Boston, Well, like she
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Speaker 1: wasn't Spanish, she's Hillary from Boston. Remember when she was
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Speaker 1: on the Today Show doing a cookie demonstration, which, let's
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Speaker 1: be honest, she got because she married to Alec Baldwin
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Speaker 1: and they like Alec at NBC because of thirty ranks.
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Speaker 1: So she got on the Today Show and she couldn't
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Speaker 1: remember the English wed for cukombar? What is a gukombar?
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Speaker 1: Remember that video? It was so so funny. Well, the
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Speaker 1: accent's back. I saw a few interviews she did on
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Speaker 1: Dancing with the Stars after the show, and she's Spanish again.
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Speaker 1: You know what, Hilary, Hilaria. You can be whoever you want,
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Speaker 1: but you can't expect people to really like you if
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Speaker 1: you're not authentic. When I figured out who I am,
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Speaker 1: who's Rob Shooter? When I got comfortable in my own skinner,
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Speaker 1: that's when success came. You never ever become successful being
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Speaker 1: a phony blooney, And so I think that's what that's
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Speaker 1: what the problem here is with Hilario, and the fact
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Speaker 1: that she thought she was going to win only goes
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Speaker 1: to show you how delusional she is. She actually believes
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Speaker 1: her own hype. It's nice to believing yourself. You should
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Speaker 1: leaving yourself, but you should also be honest with yourself.
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Speaker 1: I know my strengths and know my weaknesses. I know
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Speaker 1: I'm not from Spain. I know I know who I am,
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Speaker 1: and that's why I do well, thank you very much,
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Speaker 1: is that I'm not for everybody. I yet, I'm not
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Speaker 1: for everybody, but I'm for me. Be yourself, Hillary, Hilaria,
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Speaker 1: decide who you're going to be, but don't be a
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Speaker 1: phony blooney because you'll never ever get a fan base
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Speaker 1: from that. And I think you should lead into the
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Speaker 1: fact too that you are an eper wife. We know
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Speaker 1: you because you married a very very famous man. Had
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Speaker 1: you married anybody else, have you had you married my brother,
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Speaker 1: then we probably wouldn't be talking about you on Dancing
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Speaker 1: with the Stars and so leading to it. I have
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Speaker 1: such respect for nepo babies, for children of celebrities who
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Speaker 1: are like duh. It would be silly to not say
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Speaker 1: my mum and dad have given me enormous advantage in
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Speaker 1: show business. In the business, Hilaria won't do that. She
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Speaker 1: wants to pretend, and it is pretending that she's standing
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Speaker 1: her own two feet, that she's a star because of
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Speaker 1: who she is at hard work and dedication. I'm sure
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Speaker 1: she does work hard. However, we know you because of
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Speaker 1: your last name. It is a brutal shock, isn't it.
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Speaker 1: It is such a wake up call. Your ego is
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Speaker 1: shattered when the truth comes in, when you think you
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Speaker 1: were much more popular that really where you are. It's
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Speaker 1: an awful shock. That's why doing this show is not
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Speaker 1: for the faint of heart. Each week it is a
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Speaker 1: popularity contest. The person that goes through hopefully can dance
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Speaker 1: a little bit. She was a good dancer. That's what
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Speaker 1: makes it worse too. There's people on the show who
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Speaker 1: are terrible, terrible dance. As I'm talking about you, I'm director.
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Speaker 1: But he's adorable. He's absolutely adorable. I want him to
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Speaker 1: keep going in the competition because I enjoy watching him.
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Speaker 1: I enjoy sitting on my couch in my pajamas, eating
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Speaker 1: my screen and watching him. He brings a smile to
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Speaker 1: my face. Hilaria did not it'd be a bit uncomfortable,
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Speaker 1: and during her interview after her dance, she was always
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Speaker 1: so entitled and so full of herself and so so phony.
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Speaker 1: That's what ultimately did her in, which brings us to
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Speaker 1: our pole question of the day. Hilaria Baldwin has been
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Speaker 1: kicked off Dancing with the Stars and she's not happy
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Speaker 1: about it. She's blaming her body but herself. Does she
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Speaker 1: have only herself to blame? I think I know the answer.
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Speaker 1: I think this could be a landslide today. Hey, go
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Speaker 1: votes on our Twitter page add naughty nice Rob. Our
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Speaker 1: facebook page is naughty gussib. I'm sure to check back
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Speaker 1: tomorrow to hear your results. Moving along, Sex in the City,
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Speaker 1: it was a hotbed of toxic behavior. So Kristen Davis
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Speaker 1: has apologized to Bridget moynihan. Bridget played mister biggs first
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Speaker 1: wife on the show. Well now she's on Kristen Davis's
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Speaker 1: podcast called Are You a Charlotte? That's a funny name
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Speaker 1: for a podcast. I like that. And she said to her,
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Speaker 1: I wasn't that nice to you? And I feel really
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Speaker 1: bad about it, and Bridget let her off the hawk.
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Speaker 1: She said, it's okay, now, don't worry I don't say
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Speaker 1: that if somebody wasn't very nice to me and they
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Speaker 1: say that, I'm like, you weren't and it was really hurtful,
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Speaker 1: and so I understand Bridget doesn't want to cause trouble here. However,
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Speaker 1: what this has done has opened up the whole conversation
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Speaker 1: about sex in the City. The show that was meant
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Speaker 1: to be about friendship relationships. It's not about sex. It
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Speaker 1: was about friendships. It was about different relationships you have romantically,
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Speaker 1: platonic with friends, with lovers, and ultimately, and this is
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Speaker 1: the iron a, they weren't very nice to one another.
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Speaker 1: Now we all know about Kim Cattrell and Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Speaker 1: We all know that that was really really ugly. All
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Speaker 1: the other ladies on the show had trouble too. Now
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Speaker 1: we're finding out that Kristen Davis was really rude to
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Speaker 1: Bridget Moyna Ham. We're also finding out that Cynthia Nixon
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Speaker 1: was very, very tough to the showrunners, the writers. She
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Speaker 1: wanted Miranda's character to go in a different way. It
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Speaker 1: just wasn't a very pleasant, pleasant experience. We heard rumors
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Speaker 1: at the time there was a gossip, but everybody was rumors,
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Speaker 1: lots of talk about the show being toxic, but it
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Speaker 1: was Kim Catroll that really blew the lid off this
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Speaker 1: when she told the truth about how Sarah made her feel.
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Speaker 1: That Sarah was not a friend. It was a work relationship,
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Speaker 1: and there's nothing wrong with that. I have a lot
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Speaker 1: of jobs. I've had many, many jobs where I wasn't
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Speaker 1: friends with the people I worked with. But we had
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Speaker 1: a good work relationship. We turned up, we got paid,
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Speaker 1: we did the job, we went home. You don't have
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Speaker 1: to be best friends. I'm lucky enough that I've met
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Speaker 1: some of the best friends of my life through work,
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Speaker 1: and I'm really grateful for that. But not everybody, Not
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Speaker 1: everybody are going to become great close friends. Doesn't happen.
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Speaker 1: But you don't need to be cruel. You don't need
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Speaker 1: to be toxic, you don't need to be nasty. And
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Speaker 1: that's what Sex and the City was. And if I
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Speaker 1: can just tie this back for a minute to Hilaria
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Speaker 1: Hillary Baldwin, it's been inauthentic. That's what drives me crazy.
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Speaker 1: Had Sarah said, you know, we weren't that close. I
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Speaker 1: was the boss and I made a lot of money,
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Speaker 1: and I enjoyed the work, but we didn't actually become
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Speaker 1: close friends. I'd have so much more respect for her.
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Speaker 1: The cast of Friends, the TV show, they did that too,
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Speaker 1: didn't they. They used to pretend they were really close,
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Speaker 1: and they weren't. They worked together, they liked each other.
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Speaker 1: They got together for a reunion, and they were paid
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Speaker 1: a million dollars each. But if it wasn't for that
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Speaker 1: reunion and all that money, they did not go for
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Speaker 1: dinner together. Yes, Jennifer and Courtney know each other, but
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Speaker 1: the boys sort of did their own thing. There were
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Speaker 1: never one big group of six. It just wasn't the
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Speaker 1: way that they flowed. They just didn't do it like that.
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Speaker 1: And that's perfectly fine. The problem with Sex and the
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Speaker 1: City is that Sarah, it is Sarah Jessica here always
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Speaker 1: wants to put forward this really inauthentic storyline, this narrative
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Speaker 1: that they are best friends, that they're just a family.
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Speaker 1: Not true. That place, it was not a nice place
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Speaker 1: to work, Okay, talking about not telling the whole truth.
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Speaker 1: George Clooney, who I Love. George Clooney is on the
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Speaker 1: cover of Squire talking about how many drugs he did
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Speaker 1: in the past, So he's omitting that he did use drugs,
11:05
Speaker 1: but he never went off off the edge there. However,
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Speaker 1: sources are telling me back in the eighties he wasn't
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Speaker 1: just dabbling. He was pretty wild. So Hollywood has a
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Speaker 1: very different story about George. Now he's got his act together.
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Speaker 1: He is a great guy, a great business man, a
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Speaker 1: great father, a great husband, a great charity worker, philanthroplist,
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Speaker 1: he's just a really good guy. Book. Back in the eighties,
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Speaker 1: he was pretty wild on the Sunset Strip, going to
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Speaker 1: parties and audition in. Lots and lots of stuff going
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Speaker 1: on back then, and I'm not even sure exists now,
11:36
Speaker 1: but he was a man of his time in the eighties,
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Speaker 1: lots of drugs, lots of rock and roll. Well, now
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Speaker 1: he's telling a much more sanitized story about what really happened.
11:46
Speaker 1: We do this statement when we look back, we see
11:48
Speaker 1: things through our own eyes, and sometimes we don't want
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Speaker 1: to quite remember what they were really like. Do you
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Speaker 1: wear rose colored glasses? I think that's the expression when
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Speaker 1: you look back and you think, ah, it was always
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Speaker 1: better in the eighties or the nineties, or some people
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Speaker 1: go back to the fifties or the sixties. I don't
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Speaker 1: I love them. I had a great time. I'm happy
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Speaker 1: where I am now, and we made a lot of progress.
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Speaker 1: We really really have, So I don't rememd this that much.
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Speaker 1: George Cleary, this interview is delicious, but wish I wish
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Speaker 1: you had told the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Speaker 1: Once again, people say he's not lion, this isn't reinventing himself,
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Speaker 1: but it's not exactly telling the whole truth. Okay, Jennifer Lopez,
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Speaker 1: don't be fooled. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez had a
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Speaker 1: reunion on the red carpet, but it's all business. It
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Speaker 1: is not love. They are not back together, so don't
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Speaker 1: let the smiles fool you. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's
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Speaker 1: red carpet chemistry is pure Hollywood pr. So, despite the
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Speaker 1: gushing headlines over their friendly reunion at the New York
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Speaker 1: premiere of Kiss of a Spider Woman, sources tell me
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Speaker 1: the exes a quote strictly professional and they barely talk
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Speaker 1: off camera. They I don't really like each other, not really.
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Speaker 1: They were married, it was ugly. They have baggage, they
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Speaker 1: have feelings. They still have not totally processed this, and
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Speaker 1: so they're sort of talking. But this is really about
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Speaker 1: promoting the movie nothing more. As I told you on
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Speaker 1: yesterday's pod that cast all the day before the reunion
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Speaker 1: on the red carpet, it was staged. These red carpets
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Speaker 1: are photo ops. That's all are red carpet It's it's
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Speaker 1: a photo op. It's a chance to get in front
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Speaker 1: of the world's press. All the press is. They're Extra
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Speaker 1: Access Hollywood Entertainment tonight. All the TV crews are there.
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Speaker 1: And so for the fact that they bumped into each
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Speaker 1: other on the red carpet by accident just in front
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Speaker 1: of the Access Hollywood camrule, that is not a surprise.
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Speaker 1: That is a pr setup and it's a good one.
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Speaker 1: That's what red carpets are for. I tip my hat
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Speaker 1: to the publicist for this movie because we're all talking
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Speaker 1: about this reunion and the movie. So it's great. Great
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Speaker 1: for the movie. Insiders tell me, I know this business
13:55
Speaker 1: very very well. And the early tracking numbers to Kiss
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Speaker 1: of a Spider Woman are dreadful. I'm hearing this could
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Speaker 1: be an absolute box office disaster. Now I hear the
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Speaker 1: movie is good. If you want to see it, try
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Speaker 1: and see it this weekend because it might not be
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Speaker 1: around next weekend. In fact, the numbers at the moment
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Speaker 1: are tracking, and they're tracking so so poorly that we
14:20
Speaker 1: are talking cats territory. Remember cats, Oh meow. Remember that movie?
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Speaker 1: It was not good. It was not good, and it
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Speaker 1: came and went in a minute. Taylor Swift was in it,
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Speaker 1: and it's still still didn't do very very well. This
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Speaker 1: Kiss of a Spider Woman, even with all Ben and
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Speaker 1: Jen's pr stunts, all the attention they get in it's
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Speaker 1: still not tracking very very well. So once again, if
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Speaker 1: you do want to see it, I recommend you go
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Speaker 1: this weekend because they might not they might not be
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Speaker 1: a next one. Okay, we're going to take a quick
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Speaker 1: break and we will be right back. Welcome back to
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Speaker 1: the naughty butt nice show on your homes from Shooter.
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Speaker 1: Mark's off today because the technical issues. We actually did
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Speaker 1: a show this morning, but we couldn't figure out how
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Speaker 1: to make it all work. So we tape our own
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Speaker 1: audios and then we merge them together, and there was
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Speaker 1: a few technical issues. So after that became obvious that
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Speaker 1: it wasn't going to work, I jumped back on the
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Speaker 1: mic and I'm doing a solo show, which I'm happy, happy,
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Speaker 1: to do. I Love talking with you, Noughty's I'm not
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Speaker 1: missing a single day. Let's get to the polls dot dot, sir.
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Speaker 1: Last show it to bet Taylor Swift, being accused of
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Speaker 1: cheating to break sale records. She discounted her new CD
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Speaker 1: to four ninety nine. So get this Adele. Of all
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Speaker 1: the people, Adele holds the record for the most album
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Speaker 1: sold in its debut week. So her album twenty five
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Speaker 1: sold over three million copies in its very first week.
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Speaker 1: You would think Thriller on Michael Jackson's other records Bad
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Speaker 1: or maybe Britney Spears in the nineties or in Sync
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Speaker 1: or the Backstreet Boys would hold the record. They do
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Speaker 1: not the number one selling album in its first week,
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Speaker 1: not total sales, but the last week that goes to Adele. Well,
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Speaker 1: Taylor wants to beat that record. She was selling about
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Speaker 1: two point seven million, So how did she push it up?
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Speaker 1: How is she going to get that two point seven
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Speaker 1: to three three point two three point four to beat Adell?
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Speaker 1: She dropped the price really really clever. Well, I'm told
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Speaker 1: it has worked. My insiders tell me, and I know
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Speaker 1: the music business because of my husband Bruce, who has
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Speaker 1: a Grammy. So he's very much in the music business.
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Speaker 1: I'm told it's worked and Taylor might sell four million copies.
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Speaker 1: Do you think it's cheating? Yes or no? Back to
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Speaker 1: the pole question or fifty six percent said yes it's cheating,
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Speaker 1: So it's sort of nearly fifty to fifteen. Maybe not
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Speaker 1: quite there. I don't know. I don't think it's cheating.
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Speaker 1: I think it's really really smart. And we're going to
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Speaker 1: see this a lot more now. We're going to see
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Speaker 1: artists do this. It's simple supply and demand. If the
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Speaker 1: price is lower, more people will buy it. And so
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Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. It's a great album. I paid twenty bucks
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Speaker 1: to download the whole thing on the day it came out.
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Speaker 1: If you haven't downloaded it yet, you can get it
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Speaker 1: for four ninety nine on ioosing tunes. And it's also
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Speaker 1: going to give Taylor the biggest selling album in the
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Speaker 1: first week ever. I'm told it's going to do almost
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Speaker 1: four million. That's a lot of albums. Okay, don't forget
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Speaker 1: to vote on today's pool. Go to a Twitter page
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Speaker 1: and really nice rom Facebook pages. Nordy doesn't. I'm sure
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Speaker 1: to check out tomorrow to hear your results are now.
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Speaker 1: Oh it's down for our nicest of the day. Oh,
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Speaker 1: and nicest of the day. It's Travis Kelsey who was
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Speaker 1: reacting to Taylor's very raunchy song would saying, I love
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Speaker 1: that girl. So he on his podcast I love this
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Speaker 1: podcast he does it with this his brother, His brother
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Speaker 1: Jason teased him saying, what great soundtrack, and they were
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Speaker 1: giggling away and he said, do you feel cocky winkrink
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Speaker 1: about it? Travis giggled and said, any song that references
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Speaker 1: me is very dot dot dot. I love that girl.
17:54
Speaker 1: So there are very graphic lyrics here, but they're very flattering.
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Speaker 1: She compares him to a redwood tree, which is a
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Speaker 1: very large, very large tree. It is quite a shocking
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Speaker 1: song from Taylor Swift for it's all done tongue in cheek.
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Speaker 1: I love a double on tondre, so there's nothing actually
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Speaker 1: filthy about it. If you don't want it to be filthy,
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Speaker 1: it's a song about trees. If you do want it
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Speaker 1: to be filthy, let me tell you there is plenty
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Speaker 1: there and nicest after the day, and now I naughty
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Speaker 1: is the day not a naughty naughty The nfl are
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Speaker 1: furious with jay Z, who never actually gave Taylor Swift
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Speaker 1: a formal offer to perform at the halftime show at
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Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. So bad Bunny's doing it. He got
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Speaker 1: the offer, he said, yes. There were early conversations with Taylor,
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Speaker 1: but no official offer was ever made. In the NFL
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Speaker 1: are confussed by this and a little bit angry by
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Speaker 1: this because they thought that Taylor Swift was in the running,
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Speaker 1: but she never was because she never ever got an offer. Shady, shady,
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Speaker 1: shady and naughtiest of the day. Let's end with a
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Speaker 1: moment a rob you gotta rob Rob. Today's a very
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Speaker 1: personal one. My father died yesterday, Douglas Brian Tutor, eighty
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Speaker 1: eight years old, really a good good man. It's been
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Speaker 1: a difficult twenty four hours and some people are asking
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Speaker 1: why am I doing the show? And I want as much.
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Speaker 1: I love my life and I want it to be
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Speaker 1: as normal as possible, so doing the show today has
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Speaker 1: really really helped me. I didn't want to talk about
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Speaker 1: it until the end of the show in case I
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Speaker 1: get upset. But what I want to remember is all
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Speaker 1: the good times. I want to remember, all the laughs.
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Speaker 1: I want to remember all the love. It was not
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Speaker 1: easy having me as a son a young gay kid
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Speaker 1: in a working class environment in Birmingham, England, and on
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Speaker 1: top of that my disability, the fact that I've got
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Speaker 1: a broken arm. So he had this gay kid with
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Speaker 1: a broken arm, and he knew nothing about my world.
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Speaker 1: He just didn't know it and neither should he. It
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Speaker 1: was not his world. But he tried, He really tried.
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Speaker 1: He tried to listen to songs, to musicals. He took
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Speaker 1: me to dance class, he took me to band practice.
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Speaker 1: He loved me unconditionally, and that was really, really difficult.
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Speaker 1: The environment that my dad grew up in was not
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Speaker 1: kind to gay people, and my dad had to change.
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Speaker 1: I didn't have to change. Let me let me rephrase that.
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Speaker 1: My dad decided. My dad shows to change the way
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Speaker 1: he viewed the world so that world could include me.
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Speaker 1: And I will always add I'm but I will always
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Speaker 1: always be grateful. I love you. 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: dad loved listening to this podcast. He didn't know any
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Speaker 1: of the celebrities that we were talking about, and he
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Speaker 1: didn't care. He just wanted to hear his son. It's
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