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NICK REINER LOSES STAR LAWYER — HILARY DUFF & ASHLEY TISDALE FEUD — RIHANNA CASTS ELON MUSK’S DAUGHTER · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: is it my friends and tea time big story at
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Speaker 1: the top of the show. So Nick Rhiner's celebrity lawyer
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Speaker 1: has dropped him and a public defender has taken over.
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Speaker 1: So just yesterday Nick Ryner, the son of the late
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Speaker 1: director Rob Ryaner and Michelle Ryaner. We should always include
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Speaker 1: Michelle in these stories. Smirked. While he is high powered attorney,
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Speaker 1: Alan Jackson, who I've known for a while, he's a
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Speaker 1: real big deal, quit the case, leaving him with the
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Speaker 1: public defender. Now Jackson, of course, a bit of a
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Speaker 1: chow pony. Are all those fabulous lawyers. He did a
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Speaker 1: press conference and he said he had no choice, but
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Speaker 1: he still does insist that Nick is not guilty of murder.
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Speaker 1: The thirty two year old son barely spoke and agreed
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Speaker 1: to a February twenty third court date. So we're not
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Speaker 1: going to hear much now until the twenty third. But
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Speaker 1: what we are going to hear a lot about is
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Speaker 1: why did Alan Jackson, arguably one of the best lawyers
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Speaker 1: in America, why did he pull out? I hit the phones.
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Speaker 1: You know, I have amazing sources around this story. They
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Speaker 1: said the family decided not to pay the bills. So
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Speaker 1: my sources are telling me that Alan does not come cheap.
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Speaker 1: It's a million dollar legal case. He's one of the
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Speaker 1: best in the world, and the family Nick doesn't have
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Speaker 1: that money. Nick didn't really have a job. He was
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Speaker 1: living in his mom and dad's pool house, so he
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Speaker 1: didn't have any money. So the family, the Ryana family,
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Speaker 1: was willing to pay. There were in discussions to pay.
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Speaker 1: It's ultimately been decided now and I get it. Even
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Speaker 1: though it's their brother, it's also their mom and dad,
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Speaker 1: and they're not going to spend their mom and dad's
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Speaker 1: money defending Nick here. And so this is a financial thing.
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Speaker 1: He didn't pull out because he was too busy, or
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Speaker 1: he didn't pull out because they disagreed. Although I was
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Speaker 1: told to that if you devend somebody mark, they have
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Speaker 1: to participate. You have to talk to them. And Nick
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Speaker 1: has not been able to do that, whether it be
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Speaker 1: through his mental health or his own decisions. He has
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Speaker 1: not been doing meetings. Alan tried to sit down and
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Speaker 1: come up with a defense. So just come up with
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Speaker 1: the facts what happened that night, and Nick has been
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Speaker 1: incapable or unwilling to participate in that. And so now
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Speaker 1: he has a public defender. We should not look down
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Speaker 1: our those at public defenders. I know a few public defenders.
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Speaker 1: We should be lucky to have them. They're really, really
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Speaker 1: talented people and their hearts are in the right place. However,
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Speaker 1: having a big, flashy lawyer, as we all know just
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Speaker 1: from watching the musical Chicago, it does if you have
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Speaker 1: if you ever been on a jury. I've only done
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Speaker 1: it once. I loved it. The lawyer that was the
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Speaker 1: most flashy did win. I got on it, and I
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Speaker 1: don't want to on nit. I don't want to confess
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Speaker 1: that was the reason. But he was very, very sharp,
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Speaker 1: and he certainly got our attention. So this is this
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Speaker 1: is big news here. But I don't think it's about
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Speaker 1: the lawyer. I don't think it's even about Nick. This story.
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Speaker 1: It's about the family. It was really tricky for them.
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Speaker 1: What did they do? This was their brother. They wanted
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Speaker 1: to help their brother, but what the brother had done
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Speaker 1: to two other family members was just so awful. Allegedly,
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Speaker 1: he has not been convicted yet. Let's give him the
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Speaker 1: benefit of the dietle though, I think we will know
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Speaker 1: what's going on here. Complicated story, Mark, neither the money
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Speaker 1: the family's not paying. What do you think?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it is really complicated, and I can't imagine the
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Speaker 2: position that siblings are in, considering the brother allegedly killed
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Speaker 2: their parents. And I think they've always kind of had
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Speaker 2: a complicated relationship with him because he struggled for so
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Speaker 2: many years. I think as it relates to the lawyer,
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Speaker 2: I think any lawyer that takes on this case will
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Speaker 2: face criticism because it's so jarring, it's so horrific and dark,
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Speaker 2: and I think there's a lot of Hollywood players who
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Speaker 2: have strong feelings about this. I don't know that the
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Speaker 2: outcome will change either way, or whether you have a
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Speaker 2: flag lawyer or a public defender who has less resources.
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Speaker 2: I think there's just so much there that kind of
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Speaker 2: points to one thing. And my other thought was, maybe
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Speaker 2: he is saying this because it's a technicality that he's
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Speaker 2: innocent because he's insane, like he mentally is an able
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Speaker 2: to stand trial and he needs, you know, help.
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Speaker 1: Beyond that's going to be the defense, isn't it That
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Speaker 1: is insane. The other defense that I'm hearing bubbling up,
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Speaker 1: and this would would really make sense of why the
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Speaker 1: family does not want to pay, is the menendous explanation,
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Speaker 1: which is that Nick was abused. That's something that I'm
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Speaker 1: told could potentially be a defense here. If Nick had
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Speaker 1: suffered years and years of abuse by his parents. That's
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Speaker 1: something that could be claimed. We don't know if it
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Speaker 1: will be, but it's very very powerful. I did hit
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Speaker 1: the phones there to a few of our our lawyer friends.
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Speaker 1: We know lawyers because of the entertainment business and celebrities
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Speaker 1: are always in trouble. Maybe we're always in trouble getting
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Speaker 1: legal letters from them. So I spake few lawyers that
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Speaker 1: I trusted. I said, Oh, this is just too hot
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Speaker 1: to touch, isn't it. And he reminded me one of
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Speaker 1: my friends, one of the big lawyers, the OJ Simpson,
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Speaker 1: got a lawyer, Rob Kardashian, and it actually made his career.
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Speaker 1: So you can defend really controversial people. Johnny Cochran defended
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Speaker 1: Oj and it didn't end Johnny's career, It turned him
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Speaker 1: into really a superstar. So you can defend really really complicated,
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Speaker 1: really really really upsetting cases and still do okay. So
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Speaker 1: he was like any lawyer that's like, oh, this is
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Speaker 1: too hot, lawyers dream of this. It's going to make
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Speaker 1: them into headline news. Whoever represents Nick by the end
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Speaker 1: of the year, well know that person's name. They will
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Speaker 1: become a star star lawyer because we're going to be
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Speaker 1: watching this case. I think of Marsha Was it Marsha
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Speaker 1: Kross in the oj Simpson trial with the curly hair?
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Speaker 1: And so you do get to know people that you
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Speaker 1: just would never otherwise know. And so we're living in
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Speaker 1: the Michael Jackson case. I knew that lawyer by the
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Speaker 1: end of the end of the case. So we will
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Speaker 1: see what's going to happen. But big news here the money.
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Speaker 1: The money has been withdrawn from the family. And if
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Speaker 1: you're not paying, you don't get the lawyer, which brings
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Speaker 1: us to our whole question of the day. Nick Rainer's
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Speaker 1: celebrity lawyer has dropped him. Would you pay for your brother? Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's a really tough one today. What about you? Would
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Speaker 1: you pay if this happened to your family? Wow? Go
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Speaker 1: vote on our Twitter page had Naughty Knives? Rob Our
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Speaker 1: facebook page is Naughty Gossip. I'm sure to check back
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Speaker 1: tomorrow to hear your results. I love the story, Mark,
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Speaker 1: what is going on with this drama in hollywod.
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Speaker 2: And I'm so happy to be reporting the story. It's
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Speaker 2: so wild. So Hillary Duff's husband has slammed Ashley Tizzel
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Speaker 2: over her toxic mom group drama. The chat Okay, so
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Speaker 2: Hilary Duff's husband, Matthew Koma, went on the.
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Speaker 3: Attack after Ashley Tizzell's viral essay called their star studed
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Speaker 3: mom group Toxiclma marked his Dell the fake magazine cover,
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Speaker 3: dubbing her the most sub obsessed, tone deaf person on
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Speaker 3: Earth and telling fans to read my new interview. Tisdell
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Speaker 3: had blasted the group, including Duff and many more, for
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Speaker 3: leaving her out of hangouts and group texts, calling the
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Speaker 3: click draining in high school, and the social media shade
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Speaker 3: war has been raging on, with the Mom group members
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Speaker 3: seemingly firing back with cryptic posts and viral clips.
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Speaker 2: What do you think, Oh.
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Speaker 1: It's just the drum. There was one of these groups
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Speaker 1: with Lisa Reader, Delise Richis and Nancy o down like
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Speaker 1: ten years ago and they all fell out. They used
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Speaker 1: to do a pop roaster like they used to get
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Speaker 1: every once once every month, and all I did in tears.
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Speaker 1: This is just another example of that, a new generation
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Speaker 1: of that. I hit the phone, so I spoke to
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Speaker 1: my friends and my friend said, hello, Duffy's naughties. It's
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Speaker 1: very clear. I think we can all understand that. But
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Speaker 1: they said, Ashley is not so easy either. That's what
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Speaker 1: the problem is with the group. There's two many cooks,
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Speaker 1: there's two many elfers in the group. I was thinking
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Speaker 1: about it. Mark, you're an awfully nice guy. You're a
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Speaker 1: nicer guy than I am. You could fit into any group.
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Speaker 1: But if my group was me and Andy Cohen and
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Speaker 1: Jimmy would all fall out because Me and Andy would
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Speaker 1: go at it every day to see who could be
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Speaker 1: the loudest in the group. Be careful with your groups.
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Speaker 1: This is about your life too. If you go out
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Speaker 1: for drinks, Mark, and you have a group of four
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Speaker 1: or five people, you've got to be careful with the chemistry.
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Speaker 1: We know some really larger than life people. One recently
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Speaker 1: you worked with the larger than life friends ours. I'm
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Speaker 1: always a little bit careful when I've got a group,
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Speaker 1: whether or not I invite her him to come and
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Speaker 1: join us, because the whole dynamic can be off. I
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Speaker 1: can imagine these two celebrities, Hillary Duff actually Disdale. They
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Speaker 1: just got into it in this group. This has happened
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Speaker 1: to me. Sometimes with a text, you don't really get
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Speaker 1: across what you mean. It can come across a little
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Speaker 1: bit sharp, and so I think you should be very,
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Speaker 1: very careful with these big group chats. Are you in
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Speaker 1: any of these chats? Mark? Do they work or do
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Speaker 1: you all end up falling out?
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Speaker 2: I have a few group chats. I just get overwhelmed
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Speaker 2: by the amount of messages that come through all day
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Speaker 2: and I just have other things to do. I will say, however,
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Speaker 2: you know, we've been doing this a long time when
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Speaker 2: we meet these people from time to time, and I
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Speaker 2: will say, I do think there might be more coming
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Speaker 2: out about Ashley Titte's behavior in the future.
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Speaker 1: So funny you shoulday, because I'm working on the story
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Speaker 1: of my substack about that. So many people from this
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Speaker 1: group chat have called me about Ashley saying that she
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Speaker 1: didn't return to text. There we're having a lunch date
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Speaker 1: and she just didn't show up. She would always be
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Speaker 1: late that ask like, if they were doing like a meal,
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Speaker 1: will you bring the broccoli? Should forget to bring it?
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Speaker 1: Like it's also petty and also delicious and all so Hollywood, Okay,
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Speaker 1: moving along, Tony de kopl I think I'm pronounce that right,
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Speaker 1: had a little boost and his ratings for CBS, so
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Speaker 1: on the first night he managed to put in four
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Speaker 1: point five million viewers it's become such a controversial newscast
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Speaker 1: because CBS used to be the crown jewels of news.
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Speaker 1: When you think of sixteen minutes, when you think of
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Speaker 1: CBS Sunday Morning, you think of Walter Cronkit Cronkite, Those
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Speaker 1: days are over. Evening news now is not what it was.
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Speaker 1: People are now getting their news from other places. Nobody
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Speaker 1: is sort of rushing to it anymore. If it's really
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Speaker 1: important news, you're going to find out within ten minutes
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Speaker 1: it's happened. You can't hold stuff anymore until six point
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Speaker 1: thirty at night. If something really big happens in the
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Speaker 1: next ten minutes, you'll hear about it in twenty minutes
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Speaker 1: on your cell phone. You won't need to wait for
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Speaker 1: the nightly news. So Tony is walking a very fine
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Speaker 1: line here. I've known him for a while. He's a
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Speaker 1: very very nice guy. But he's been given a job
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Speaker 1: with a mission. And the mission is not necessarily to
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Speaker 1: do the news. It's to keep the new is happy,
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Speaker 1: which is always the truth of a job. That's the
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Speaker 1: dirty secret of a job. You're not there to do
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Speaker 1: a good job. You're there to make your boss happy.
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Speaker 1: Boss or the company you work for, is happy. That's
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Speaker 1: all that matters. I learned that the hard way. I've
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Speaker 1: been fired from so many jobs because I was trying
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Speaker 1: to be really good. I was trying to do the
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Speaker 1: best I could, and I realized they don't want that.
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Speaker 1: They just want me to fit in and be another
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Speaker 1: cog in the wheel and just let this tick along.
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Speaker 1: So Tony, best to look here. Your first night got
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Speaker 1: got a big, big increase, But I think we expected that.
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Speaker 1: Most people tuned in, including me, because we were curious.
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Speaker 1: We want to see what it was like. The real
13:37
Speaker 1: test with the ratings here is going to be two
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Speaker 1: three weeks. Can he holds this up? It's already the
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Speaker 1: third day. People are very critical. Maybe it's so pro
13:47
Speaker 1: one side and not another, and so we're going to
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Speaker 1: figure this out. But over the next couple of weeks
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Speaker 1: we're going to see if Tony actually makes a difference. Okay,
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Speaker 1: moving along Gloopy. Rihanna has picked a new face for
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Speaker 1: her campaign. Who she picked? That's right.
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Speaker 2: Rihanna is back as Aphrodity and the Savage ex Spenties
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Speaker 2: Sultry Valentine's Date twenty twenty six campaign, and she's tapping
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Speaker 2: Elon Musk's a strange daughter, Vivian Wilson as one of
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Speaker 2: the lead models.
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Speaker 1: I know. Wow.
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Speaker 2: The twenty one year old rising star poses in lace
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Speaker 2: and florals alongside actress Levis Simone and model Emma are
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Speaker 2: Letter celebrating the one million Instagram followers the same day,
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Speaker 2: and she, Vivian, who's probably feudured with her billionaire dad,
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Speaker 2: has become a transgender's rights advocate and fashion force, fronting
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Speaker 2: teen Vogue and walking in New York Fashion Weekue.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I love it. What do you think? Yeah, I
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Speaker 1: think this is really really smart. Rihanna is not frightened
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Speaker 1: of controversy. Unfortunately, there is still controversy about having a
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Speaker 1: trans model in your campaign. But I think it's more
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Speaker 1: than that. This is about Elon Musk, arguably the most
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Speaker 1: powerful man, one of the most powerful men in the world,
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Speaker 1: certainly the richest. They do this, and we should point
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Speaker 1: out this is just one of many models. I do
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Speaker 1: think though, that I do think that Vivian has earned this.
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Speaker 1: She has a million Instagram followers. That gets you jobs.
15:08
Speaker 1: If you have a million Instagram follows, that's going to
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Speaker 1: get your jobs. She also too has been in teen
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Speaker 1: Vurg and walked in New York Fashion Fashion Week. There's
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Speaker 1: no doubt that Vivian is a real model here. Obviously
15:19
Speaker 1: we could say neepper baby too. It's clear who her
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Speaker 1: dad is. But I think this is really clever of
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Speaker 1: Rihanna because they were talking about it and it's just
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Speaker 1: one of like ten models, and so if you don't
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Speaker 1: like viv you've got other choices to enjoy within the category.
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Speaker 1: Vivian's the one we're all talking about, not the other ladies.
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Speaker 1: And I think that goes to show you how smart
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Speaker 1: Rihanna was doing this because it's gonna make news all
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Speaker 1: around the world. And once again, I'm not taking away
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Speaker 1: Vivian's flowers, gorgeous and million followers. I get why she
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Speaker 1: got this job, but I also get to Whiriana. David
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Speaker 1: to her always said, Okay, we're going to take a
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Speaker 1: Prince Harry when he returns to the UK. Maybe it's
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Speaker 1: because he's gonna want more cash. I so Harry's returning
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Speaker 1: to the UK later this month for his court case
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Speaker 1: against a newspaper. He's always fighting, isn't he, Harry? And
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Speaker 1: they are not always fighting this but don't expect a
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Speaker 1: royal reunions. The last time he was in there, it
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Speaker 1: was September twenty twenty five, and he did have a
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Speaker 1: private team. It was only about forty five minutes with
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Speaker 1: his dad. He showed them pictures of Lilli, bit of
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Speaker 1: Archie was really lovely. But this time no such plans.
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Speaker 1: Charles is going to stay in Scotland. Now he is
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Speaker 1: the king, and this is why it's naughty. He is
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Speaker 1: the king. He does have access to planes, to private trades.
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Speaker 1: He could get his bottom to London to see his son. Oh,
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Speaker 1: he could say to his son, come up to bell Morrel,
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Speaker 1: come to Scotland. It's for hours away Mark. It's not
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Speaker 1: another country. We as Americans think, oh gosh, to go
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Speaker 1: to California, it's like seven hours to get to Scotland
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Speaker 1: on a train. It's four hours. You can fly it
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Speaker 1: in forty five minutes. It's like going to Miami, like
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Speaker 1: you can do it from New York. Like you could
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Speaker 1: do it. If you wanted to do it, you would
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Speaker 1: do it. Neither one of them want it, and nor
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Speaker 1: she with a mom rbber stop overthinking. Nobody is watching
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Speaker 1: what you are doing. They're really not, because everybody is
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Speaker 1: too wrapped up in their own lives, their own fears,
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Speaker 1: and their own failures. So once again, you think everybody
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Speaker 1: is talking about you. They don't care. When I learnt this,
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Speaker 1: my life changed. I thought every time I did something,
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Speaker 1: i'd be judged, I'd be criticized. Everyone's talking about Rub Shooter,
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Speaker 1: And I realized, Rub, your big old narcissist. Nobody cares.
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Speaker 1: They're all worried about themselves. So do it. Live your life,
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Speaker 1: start worrying about what other people care. Because this is
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Speaker 1: a really hard, but I think really useful truth. They
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Speaker 1: don't care. Mark, Most people in this world, most people
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Speaker 1: in your life, they've got their own problems, they've got
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Speaker 1: their own issues, they've got their own worries, they've got
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Speaker 1: their own joy, and you're probably not one of them.
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Speaker 1: They're busy thinking about themselves. And so if you've ever
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Speaker 1: not done something because you're overthinking it, because you're scared,
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Speaker 1: what will people think of me? You're nervous. No one caurs,
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