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Chelsea Handler Speaks Out, Kevin Hart Stays Quiet & Quinta Brunson Revives Betty Boop · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 2: I'm a homegrowd that knows a little bit about everything
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Speaker 2: and everybody.
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Speaker 3: You know, if you don't lie about that, right, Laurie
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Speaker 2: the scenes of The Grind. Checking in behind the scenes
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Speaker 2: to The Grind today, I am preparing for family to
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Speaker 2: come in town.
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Speaker 4: Y'all know how that goes.
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Speaker 2: Like whenever you're hosting, you just I feel like you
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Speaker 2: think about everything that could possibly like not go the
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Speaker 2: way it normally goes when you're home alone.
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Speaker 4: But when family comes in town, it's like things just
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Speaker 4: pop up.
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Speaker 2: And you know, when people in town and you're hosting them,
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Speaker 2: you want everything to be like smooth, you want them to.
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Speaker 4: Be comfortable, you want them to have a good time.
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Speaker 2: So, I mean, I did the grocery shopping thing, things clean,
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Speaker 2: like I've done all the things last week and when
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Speaker 2: I had the time, knowing that this week would be
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Speaker 2: kind of crazy. But I'm still sitting here thinking of
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Speaker 2: like little things that I'm not for sure if I
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Speaker 2: like have or if I have set up, or if
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Speaker 2: I have ready. So just a little anxiousness around that.
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Speaker 2: And I don't even know why I'm anxious about that,
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Speaker 2: because some of my family that is coming up there,
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Speaker 2: they're excited.
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Speaker 4: They want to go to watch the Breakfast Club tape.
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Speaker 2: But some of my family that is doing that, they've
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Speaker 2: already been here to my home.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, I don't know. It's just first it's like Jitters.
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Speaker 2: I was gonna say first time Jitters, but again it's
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Speaker 2: not first time, but it's just like Jitters a little bit.
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Speaker 2: But I'm excited though, to even be able to be
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Speaker 2: at the place where, like you know, I'm back home,
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Speaker 2: closer to family and able to have family come up,
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Speaker 2: spend the night, get the experience like what a day
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Speaker 2: in my life is like with a day in my
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Speaker 2: world is like. That was like always something for me
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Speaker 2: that when I was living in LA that I really
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Speaker 2: really missed and not even missed because I never had
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Speaker 2: it before I moved to La. I was right out
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Speaker 2: of college. So it's not like I had, you know,
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Speaker 2: apartment homes set up people could come to and all
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Speaker 2: that I was.
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Speaker 4: Figuring out life.
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Speaker 2: But I just knew that it was something that I wanted,
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Speaker 2: being a person that's like so family oriented and family like,
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Speaker 2: you know, like I rely a lot on my family,
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Speaker 2: but I've always wanted to be able to like host them,
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Speaker 2: have them come up, come over. And that's why I'm
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Speaker 2: actually looking forward to buying a home somewhere in the
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Speaker 2: New York area. I am really excited to get studied
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Speaker 2: on that. Every time my family is talking about coming
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Speaker 2: to visit me and stuff in my apartment, it makes
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Speaker 2: me be like, all right, this is amazing, but like
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Speaker 2: way until I buy a home and I could do
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Speaker 2: like the family cookouts at my house and stuff like that.
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Speaker 4: And I was thinking about all this today.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, girl, you are really an adult now, Like
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Speaker 2: you are like getting excited to buy patio furniture so
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Speaker 2: that people can sit out on the patio and like
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Speaker 2: have a good time and you know, like that type
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Speaker 2: of thing.
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Speaker 4: I'm like, sister, girl, you're getting old now.
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Speaker 2: Like it's just there, like the time is there on
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Speaker 2: my god, Laine at thirty four. Wow, And there are
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Speaker 2: some people listening to this that about be like, girl,
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Speaker 2: you are a baby. But I don't know in my
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Speaker 2: mind thirty four in the way I thought about it,
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Speaker 2: like in thirty five, it was really thirty five for me,
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Speaker 2: Like I remember being younger and thinking about what I
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Speaker 2: would be doing and what I would have happening at
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Speaker 2: thirty five, Like I thought I.
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Speaker 4: Was going to be married by now, children in a home.
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Speaker 2: Like it just felt so grown when I wasn't when
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Speaker 2: this age, like when I was younger, and now I'm
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Speaker 2: this age and I don't feel like an adult yet,
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Speaker 2: Like I feel so not fully responsible and still putting
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Speaker 2: the pieces to the puzzle, but I'm doing wrong things.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, today I was going down that whole rabbit hole,
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Speaker 2: like you really the auntie You're gonna be showing up
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Speaker 2: with box line next. Okay, now let's get on into
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Speaker 2: the latest talk about some things.
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Speaker 4: Okay, now let's get right into it.
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Speaker 2: So Chelsea Handler, a comedian, talk show hosts, podcaster, actress,
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Speaker 2: sat down with Dion Cole also comedian actor Dion Cole
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Speaker 2: Funny to Know You, which is his podcast that he does,
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Speaker 2: and in this podcast, I really love his show. It's
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Speaker 2: a sit down, one on one segment. It's literally it's
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Speaker 2: very chill though, Like he has a variety of guests
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Speaker 2: everybody from comedians to actors, to musicians to just you
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Speaker 2: know friends of his and the business in the industry.
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Speaker 4: They sit on the couch reflect through moments.
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Speaker 2: But I feel like on this show, the moments that
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Speaker 2: are the best are when he has comedians there number one,
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Speaker 2: but comedians of a certain era or genre.
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Speaker 4: So Chelsea Handler.
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Speaker 2: When I saw her on the show, I wasn't surprised
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Speaker 2: to see her, but I was interested to see how
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Speaker 2: the conversation was going to go because I think the
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Speaker 2: pocket I love to see Dion cole in is when
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Speaker 2: he talks to like the Tashina Arnolds. I love to
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Speaker 2: hear him in that pocket of like you know, like
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Speaker 2: that def comedy jam old school.
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Speaker 4: Like get like you know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: Like, I think I get so much out of his
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Speaker 2: guests because they're not guessed to him, even though they
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Speaker 2: are the colleagues, and they share stories differently, Like it's
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Speaker 2: just like a really good conversation. Sometimes his show to
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Speaker 2: me is like it's the black og comic sit down
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Speaker 2: version of like what drink Champs is to hip hop,
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Speaker 2: if that makes sense, and get what I'm saying. Okay,
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Speaker 2: But anyway, Chelsea Handler's on the show, and Dean can
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Speaker 2: talk to anybody. He's one of those people who can
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Speaker 2: talk to anybody. So the conversation was great. Go check
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Speaker 2: it out if you have not already. But she got
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Speaker 2: into the roast and she talked about the fact that
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Speaker 2: she did not like the racist jokes at the roast.
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Speaker 4: And I mean, she's a white comedian, so let's take
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Speaker 4: a listen.
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Speaker 3: I mean, did you like this shit they were saying
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Speaker 3: out there?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 3: I mean it was ick, it was gross. There's not
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Speaker 3: I don't find those jokes to be funny.
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Speaker 6: Junked about lynching black people, or like lynching is not
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Speaker 6: if Joe is not, that's worse than rape.
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Speaker 3: Like you're not joking.
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Speaker 4: About rape, are you?
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Speaker 3: Are you saying I don'mbody go rape you?
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Speaker 6: You know you can't do that, but you can say
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Speaker 6: lynching like I find that to be I don't know.
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Speaker 3: You know, people like it's a roast.
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Speaker 4: You go for it.
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Speaker 6: I'm like, you can go for it without being gross,
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Speaker 6: Like I find that to be gross.
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Speaker 3: I found them making fun of Eryl Underwood's like dead
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Speaker 3: husband who committed suicide, Like, you know, she's fine with that.
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Speaker 3: If she says she's fine with that, she's fine with that.
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Speaker 3: I wasn't fine with that. I thought that was disgusting too.
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Speaker 6: But there was so much much disgusting this that I
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Speaker 6: knew it was going to be such a like gross
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Speaker 6: vibe that I would be able to elevate it no problem,
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Speaker 6: and that's what I want to do.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if I was surprised to hear her
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Speaker 2: say that or not, Like a part of me wasn't
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Speaker 2: surprised to hear her say that, because I don't know,
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Speaker 2: Like I don't know how to describe it, Like I
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Speaker 2: saw some people in the comments of this post when
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Speaker 2: it started to go viral, like Chelsea Handler has always
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Speaker 2: been invited to the cookout, and I don't be knowing
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Speaker 2: how I felt about that whole cookout invite thing. I
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Speaker 2: feel like sometimes we just let people do things a
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Speaker 2: little bit too much, and that's how we end up
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Speaker 2: in situations where people are.
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Speaker 4: Joking about things like George Floyd and his death.
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Speaker 2: But Chelsea Handler has never given me like all right,
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Speaker 2: so you got like white, like all right, there's white people, right,
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Speaker 2: Like y'all know, it's the white people in the world.
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Speaker 2: You got white white people who are very oblivious to
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Speaker 2: what is happening outside of their bubble of whiteness and privilege.
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Speaker 4: Chelsea Handler has never given me that.
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Speaker 2: I mean not just because she didn't have had a
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Speaker 2: couple of black men run through her.
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Speaker 4: That's not shay. She talks about it openly and they
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Speaker 4: joked about it at the Rose.
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Speaker 2: But she's just never given me like a you know,
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Speaker 2: to be a person opposite black culture who isn't aware
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Speaker 2: of the fact that she enjoys our culture, that there's
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Speaker 2: a respect level that should be there for a culture,
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Speaker 2: but also that she understands she's a white woman in
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Speaker 2: the world and what that.
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Speaker 4: Comes with, and you know what I mean, all those
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Speaker 4: things right.
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Speaker 2: So I wasn't surprised because she's always struck me as that.
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Speaker 2: But I was surprised because I don't know, I be
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Speaker 2: feeling like when it comes to like white entertainers, or
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Speaker 2: not even just white entertainers, but non black entertainers in
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Speaker 2: mainstream media spaces, one of the things I feel like
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Speaker 2: they do very well is like they don't have to,
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Speaker 2: like ever be like called out about anything to the
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Speaker 2: point where they feel like they have to actually answer
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Speaker 2: to it. I mean, and if they do, they have this,
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Speaker 2: they have this the way that they maneuver through the
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Speaker 2: world and through society where it's like, I mean, when
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Speaker 2: Luis c K was canceled, when Kevin Spacey was canceled, right, like,
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Speaker 2: statements were put out, things were said, but like they
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Speaker 2: still maneuver through the world as if somebody owed them something.
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Speaker 2: And so hearing her just volunteered the fact that like,
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Speaker 2: oh no, they were on bullshit and should be held
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Speaker 2: accountable for it. I just didn't expect to hear that
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Speaker 2: because of that that notion, especially in Hollywood, because of
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Speaker 2: all of the powers that being. You'll know, that whole
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Speaker 2: conversation about you know what is the minority and the
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Speaker 2: majority in Hollywood. I don't know, I just it kind
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Speaker 2: of it just surprised me a little bit just to
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Speaker 2: hear her call them out, But it didn't surprise me
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Speaker 2: at the same time. Now, they didn't get into a
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Speaker 2: conversation about how she felt seeing black people laugh at
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Speaker 2: the gy.
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Speaker 4: Kevin Hart included, Let's take a listen, when you.
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Speaker 5: See black people laughing at that, does it make you
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Speaker 5: so all right whatever, or do you think to yourself,
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Speaker 5: what the fund.
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Speaker 4: Are they laugh from that before?
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Speaker 6: I mean, I'm not here to tell black people what's
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Speaker 6: funny I call about black.
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Speaker 3: Jokes like, No, I'm not here in the world to
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Speaker 3: do that. Like I know enough to just that's my opinion.
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Speaker 3: I don't like that. I also don't like the N word,
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Speaker 3: But I have plenty of black friends wh should toss
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Speaker 3: that around all the time. It's not my.
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Speaker 6: Place to say, oh, that word makes me feel uncomfortable.
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Speaker 6: You know, Black people are allowed to do whatever they want.
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Speaker 6: If Kevin thinks that's funny, he thinks that's funny. I
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Speaker 6: don't think it's funny.
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Speaker 2: But her answer was brilliant. Stay in your lane, understand
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Speaker 2: what you Kenny can't do? Why not you know what?
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Speaker 2: I love it, Nah, Chef's kiss to her understanding that
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Speaker 2: ain't none of your business at all. We appreciate an ally,
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Speaker 2: but we don't need the white savior, and that is
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Speaker 2: not what she's doing. And that's why I appreciate, you know,
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Speaker 2: the way she went about this. Now, I will say
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Speaker 2: I'm very interested to hear from Kevin Hart. No one
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Speaker 2: has heard from Kevin Hart in any of this, outside
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Speaker 2: of the thank you that he posted the day after
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Speaker 2: the roast, We're kind of talked a little bit about
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Speaker 2: the backlash he was receiving from some of the racist
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Speaker 2: jokes that were jokes that were made by the white comedians.
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Speaker 4: Let's take a listen.
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Speaker 7: That on frond is what you gaing'still supposed to be,
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Speaker 7: Scott damn hard hitting, letless jokes and no consequence. Shets
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Speaker 7: out every comedian that came on that stage, because they
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Speaker 7: all understood the assignment. Man, there's no emotions attached to
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Speaker 7: a roast. Let me tell you, jokes we understand that
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Speaker 7: they gonna come with and heat, so all in the
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Speaker 7: efforts of being funny.
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Speaker 6: It's that simple love.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, But this was literally like the day after the roast.
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Speaker 2: The roast is almost two weeks old now and we're
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Speaker 2: still having a conversation about it, and no one's really
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Speaker 2: heard anything directly from Kevin Heart. So I'm interested to
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Speaker 2: hear how he feels, because it seems like a lot
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Speaker 2: of the people literally there on the stage were just
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Speaker 2: as comfortable as some of the people watching it. But
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Speaker 2: I mean, but there are people that are like jokes
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Speaker 2: or jokes, you know what I'm saying. So yes, moving
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Speaker 2: on right, Speaking of Hollywood, the mainstream, the conversations, it
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Speaker 2: was announced that current up Brunson my girl ooh, he got.
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Speaker 4: Money, she didn't. Came a long way from that viral video.
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Speaker 2: She is going to be starring in and developing a
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Speaker 2: new Betty Boop movie that is going to be coming
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Speaker 2: to theaters now. She's her and her production company called
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Speaker 2: Fifth Chance Productions. It's partnering with Mark Fleischer, who is
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Speaker 2: the grandson of Betty Broup creator Max Fleischer, and Fleiescher
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Speaker 2: Studios on the project. Now, this is important because Max
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Speaker 2: Fleischer some mini many many many years ago, was actually
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Speaker 2: a part of the legal proceedings that went down when
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Speaker 2: the original Betty Boop idea was being contested in court
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Speaker 2: about where the inspiration came from. Now, a lot of
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Speaker 2: you guys are you know, are probably sitting here like, wait,
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Speaker 2: what how is Quincon Brunston going to be the Betty
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Speaker 2: Boot character.
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Speaker 4: Wasn't Betty Boot a white girl baby?
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Speaker 2: No? This is a I love this because I feel
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Speaker 2: like the history behind Betty Boot, the history behind the
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Speaker 2: conversation of Betty Boop, will actually get it's just due.
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Speaker 4: In a theater.
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Speaker 2: So Esther Jones aka Baby Esther is that black woman
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Speaker 2: who is literally known as the inspiration for Betty Boot
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Speaker 2: but sadly enough, not known amongst the masses as this.
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Speaker 4: So Esther Jones or Baby Esther.
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Speaker 2: She was a child performer and she would do the
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Speaker 2: cotton clubs within like the nineteen thirties era, right, And
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Speaker 2: when she would go and do the cotton club she
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Speaker 2: had this like baby scat that she would do, so
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Speaker 2: that infamous the Betty Boot boot boop, like that whole
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Speaker 2: thing literally came from her actual performance, and she was
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Speaker 2: known for all of the scatting that she did and
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Speaker 2: Harlem and her look everything right. And some years ago
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Speaker 2: there was a Betty Boop play on Broadway, I believe
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Speaker 2: it was like a year or so ago, there was
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Speaker 2: a Betty Boot play on Broadway that actually attempted to
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Speaker 2: give Esther Jones her flowers, but again still not as
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Speaker 2: widely talked about. But there was a black woman named
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Speaker 2: jazz Line Amy Rodgers who played her. And even then
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Speaker 2: she talked a lot about how people would come to
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Speaker 2: the play and it would be twofold. It would be
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Speaker 2: like people would either come and be like, oh my god,
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Speaker 2: I didn't know Betty boot was inspired originally by a
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Speaker 2: black woman, a black jazz singer, or there'd be people
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Speaker 2: who would come, especially people of a certain age generation
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Speaker 2: that would come and be like, we are so happy
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Speaker 2: to see one of us up there telling this story
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Speaker 2: because this is the original roots of Betty Boop. Now,
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Speaker 2: some years ago I mentioned the legal proceedings that the
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Speaker 2: Fullisher family were involved in because there was a white
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Speaker 2: woman named Helen Kine who had always alleged and even
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Speaker 2: to this day so allegend that she was the original
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Speaker 2: inspiration for the Betty Boop character. And she actually sued
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Speaker 2: Max Fleischer, who is the grandfather of the guy that
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Speaker 2: Quinton Brunson is going to be doing this movie with.
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Speaker 2: And when she sued him, she sued him when it
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Speaker 2: was one of the original Betty book cartoons that came out.
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Speaker 2: She sued him because she said that her likeness was being.
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Speaker 4: Used against her will. She sued, she.
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Speaker 2: Tried to sue for a ton of money. Now, during
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Speaker 2: his trial, you know baby esther. She of course was
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Speaker 2: not in court during the trial, though it was always
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Speaker 2: reported as if she was alive during the time, but
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Speaker 2: she just didn't come to court. Her manager ended up
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Speaker 2: coming to court though, and testified about, you know, the
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Speaker 2: actual origin of Betty Boop, how this woman Helen Kane
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Speaker 2: had actually come and saw Betty Boop or Esther actually
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Speaker 2: performing in Harlem at some of the clubs and then
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Speaker 2: took the style and kind of created it in her
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Speaker 2: own way and ran with the narrative that she was
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Speaker 2: the person who inspired this. There was some sort of
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Speaker 2: screen test that is now like lost and can't be
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Speaker 2: found that was shown by the defense in court to
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Speaker 2: prove that, you know, Esther Jones and Betty Boop was
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Speaker 2: a whole conversation, our baby Esther was a whole conversation
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Speaker 2: prior to this woman named Helen Kane. Now the Supreme
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Speaker 2: Court at the time of this threw this out. They
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Speaker 2: said that there was not enough evidence for her to
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Speaker 2: show what she was claiming and through this whole thing out.
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Speaker 2: And it's been reported that Esther Jones passed away and
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Speaker 2: never got her just do, so that cirk case happened.
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Speaker 2: She passed away and never got ads do. But now
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Speaker 2: the movie is coming. Now there is no word on
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Speaker 2: the specific storyline of the movie, but it is said
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Speaker 2: that you know Quinta is going to be able to
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Speaker 2: talk about the impact on culture for nearly a century.
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Speaker 2: She gave a statement to Variety, and she said, Betty
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Speaker 2: Boop is one of the nation's most beloved character cartoons,
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Speaker 2: yet somehow still remains presently nietzsch she has had a
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Speaker 2: quiet but undeniable impact on culture for nearly a century.
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Speaker 2: After Aaron and I met with Mark and learned more
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Speaker 2: about his grandfather's creation of Betty, I realized there was
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Speaker 2: much There was a much deeper story to tell, one
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Speaker 2: that could be explored in a way that feels refreshing,
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Speaker 2: submersive and timeless, much like Betty herself. So Mark Fleiescher,
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Speaker 2: who was again the grandson of Max, who went through
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Speaker 2: that whole original court case, and you actually got his
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Speaker 2: inspiration from Esther Jones says, when Quinta first approached me
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Speaker 2: with the unique concept of a movie about the relationship
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Speaker 2: of my grandfather, Max Fleicher and his creation Betty Boop,
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Speaker 2: I was breathtaking. Quinta so embodies Betty's love of life, intelligence, humor, sassiness,
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Speaker 2: and compassion that the relationship between her as Betty and
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Speaker 2: Max first into life at it'samere mention.
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Speaker 4: So I'm looking forward to this. Shout out to Quinta.
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Speaker 4: She is having a run.
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Speaker 2: I mean, Avid Elementary is a hit on ABC and
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Speaker 2: this comedy Abvid Elementary made her the first total black
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Speaker 2: woman woman to win an Emmy for Outstanding Writing for
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Speaker 2: a Comedy Series and the first to earn three Emmy
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Speaker 2: nominations in a single year for writing, acting and producing
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Speaker 2: in the comedy category. She later then went on and
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Speaker 2: won an Emmy four an Outstanding Lead Comedy Actress for
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Speaker 2: Season two of the show, and she became the first
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Speaker 2: black woman to earn that honors in nineteen eighty one. So,
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Speaker 2: you know, if you were following Quinta Brunton from the
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Speaker 2: early internet days when she was just going viral out
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Speaker 2: of Philly living in LA and then she went on
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Speaker 2: over to buzfeed and did work there, just everything she's
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Speaker 2: been able to accomplish. Like I was watching her the
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Speaker 2: other day on House Guests and I was like, man,
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Speaker 2: I am so proud of her, like so proud of her.
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Speaker 2: Let's say a listening to her own house Gus, she's
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Speaker 2: talking about, you know what the come up has been
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Speaker 2: like for.
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Speaker 5: Her, and that even when My mom didn't necessarily get it.
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Speaker 5: She got it right because I let school and was like, yeah, I'm.
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Speaker 4: Moving to LA.
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Speaker 5: She was like, yeah, were gonna need more information. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: she was like, we're not just leaving school with full
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Speaker 5: right scholarships, talking about we just leaving.
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Speaker 4: School to go to LA. My mom was not having it.
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Speaker 4: What are you doing until abbot? And you know what?
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Speaker 4: She was not having it because she didn't understand the Internet,
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Speaker 4: even with like the BuzzFeed.
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Speaker 1: She didn't know what buzzfe was. She was asking me
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Speaker 1: up until abbot and what do you do?
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Speaker 4: You are stripping? Let me know.
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Speaker 1: Because she didn't understand. She didn't understand how I was
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Speaker 1: paying my rent. The Internet made no sense to her, right.
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Speaker 5: She's like, I'm logging on the internet. Nobody sending me
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Speaker 5: a check.
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Speaker 1: She didn't exactly, and so that was confusing. I didn't
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Speaker 1: let her watch a Black Lady's schedule that didn't exist,
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Speaker 1: you know, Chris.
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Speaker 4: She doesn't like that.
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: She'd rather HBO like not exist, Like that should not
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Speaker 1: be a channel on television.
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Speaker 2: Listen, goals, Okay, Quincy, you brother getting on studios and
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Speaker 2: run up that money grawl.
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Speaker 4: Okay, I'm Laura the Rosa.
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Speaker 2: Y'all, this has been another episode of the Latest with
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Speaker 2: Laura de Rosa. This is your daily dig on all
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Speaker 2: I'll see y'all in my next episode, because I tell
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Speaker 2: y'all every single episode, y'all could be anywhere with anybody,
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Speaker 2: but y'all choose to be right here with me every episode,
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