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Rihanna and A$AP Rocky Are Expanding Their Family. Bethenny Frankel Cannot Quit The Spotlight. Judge Jokes about All Diddy’s Names On First Day Of Trial · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Leven no, no, welcome to the nobody for nice your
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Speaker 1: host or shooter and it's Tuesday, which means our dear
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Speaker 1: friend Eleana Dixon joins the say, mister, are you there?
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Speaker 2: I am, and I'm in I Met Gala post glory.
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Speaker 2: Wasn't it an amazing night?
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Speaker 1: It's amazing, isn't it?
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Speaker 2: So?
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Speaker 1: The Met Garla. It's every year. I've been lucky enough
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Speaker 1: to go twice. I once went as Jennifer Lopez's date
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Speaker 1: to Believe That or Not? And I went with Kate Spade.
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Speaker 1: It's such a glamorous, fabulous night of fashion. I think
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Speaker 1: we have to say, though, the person that stole the night,
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Speaker 1: at least for me, mister Rihanna. Not only did she
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Speaker 1: look incredible, she also came with a surprise announcement. Yes,
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Speaker 1: she's expanding her family with Asap Rocky and this is
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Speaker 1: gonna be her third child, and she revealed her baby
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Speaker 1: boomp on those very famous steps at the net. She
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Speaker 1: looked fabulous. What do you think?
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely, of course she gave us a little
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Speaker 2: bit of a sneak peek. Earlier in the day, it
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Speaker 2: was raining like cats and dogs in her New York,
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Speaker 2: so she was wearing like this gray sweatsuit skirt set,
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Speaker 2: and of course her belly was out. She was carrying
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Speaker 2: an umbrella. So that was the first hand we got.
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Speaker 2: And then she showed up on the met Gala steps
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Speaker 2: fashionably late, as she always does. She was wearing Mark Jacobs,
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Speaker 2: and of course her baby bump was on display. And
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Speaker 2: I just have to say, Rihanna loves a big stage
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Speaker 2: to show her baby bump. Remember when we were doing
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Speaker 2: the Super Bowl and we're like, is Rihanna pregnant? She
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Speaker 2: just did the halftime.
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Speaker 1: What she loves an indictment. Now, I did let me
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Speaker 1: thinking a little bit. It was really meant to be
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Speaker 1: a SAP Rockies night. He was one of the co
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Speaker 1: chairs of this event. Would you be a little annoyed
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Speaker 1: if your partner stole your fun? So to speak? What
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Speaker 1: do you think it's your night, mistique? This is your night.
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Speaker 1: You're a coacher. You get there early to do all
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Speaker 1: the official things, to greet the guests, to talk to
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Speaker 1: the press, and then two hours later, Rihanna just shuts
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Speaker 1: the place down.
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Speaker 2: Well, I think he knew obviously, and he did talk
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Speaker 2: about it on the carpet, But I think what was
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Speaker 2: important to him and to all the men who were
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Speaker 2: participating in the met gala last night, that the theme
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Speaker 2: was important because it was super fine tailoring black style,
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Speaker 2: and it was really devoted to looking at how black
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Speaker 2: men have dressed since the eighteenth century to today and
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Speaker 2: really celebrating that and elevating that. It was a lot
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Speaker 2: of people have been talking about black dandyism and how
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Speaker 2: black men have used style to just really express themselves
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Speaker 2: in America and beyond. So I think that was the
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Speaker 2: most important thing. And of course he said, you know,
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Speaker 2: I'm happy we want another one. This is what asap
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Speaker 2: Rocky said. And he's like, I don't care what she
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Speaker 2: wears as long as it shows off the bumps. So
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Speaker 2: he was ready for it. He knows his wife is
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Speaker 2: always gonna steal or I should say partner.
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Speaker 1: We don't know do sometimes sometimes with are very very private,
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Speaker 1: except when it comes to revealing baby bumps. I love
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Speaker 1: the theme. I think most people rose to the occasion.
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Speaker 1: There is something so spectacular about a dandy, and I
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Speaker 1: think people really really got into that vibe. If you
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Speaker 1: don't know what a dandy is, I think the best
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Speaker 1: example is Prince somebody that just expressed themselves through their clothing,
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Speaker 1: sometimes feminine, sometimes masculine, sometimes gay, sometimes straight. None of
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Speaker 1: those boundaries, None of those rules apply to a dandy.
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Speaker 1: It's also about having a personality too. I think unfortunately
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Speaker 1: he wasn't there, but Andy Cohen is a dandy somebody
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Speaker 1: that's so extravagant and fantastic. I'm told he was invited
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Speaker 1: this year. So Andy has never been invited to the
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Speaker 1: Met when Sarah Jessica Parker doesn't attend, so he doesn't
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Speaker 1: get his own invite. He's her plus one. It's like
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Speaker 1: me and you, mister. You get invited and you drag
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Speaker 1: me along, but if you're not going, I can't go.
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Speaker 1: There were some other people there too that I thought
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Speaker 1: looked really really dandy. Madonna she's always had that dandy's style,
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Speaker 1: that sort of like swagger about her. So I think
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Speaker 1: actually the women, for me looked more dandy than the men.
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Speaker 1: I was a little disappointed with some of the black
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Speaker 1: tuxedos Usher turned up and a very traditional Ralph Lauren tuxida.
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Speaker 1: He looks fantastically, had the cane so that's very dandy,
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Speaker 1: and the white scarf. But I just think the ladies
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Speaker 1: really really excelled.
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Speaker 2: I think they had an opportunity to relate a gender
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Speaker 2: vendor here, Yeah, and wear oversized suits like Tiana Taylor
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Speaker 2: and just really have fun with it. It was fun
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Speaker 2: to see miss Diana Ross, oh, Hannis Ross on the
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Speaker 2: carved Oh. But I think, of course co chair Coleman
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Speaker 2: Domingo looked fantastic. And I will say so, Rob, I
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Speaker 2: was actually at the Met that morning, so I got
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Speaker 2: to see the exhibition and it is fantastic, and Coleman
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Speaker 2: Domingo was there. He talked about three men who have
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Speaker 2: actually defined his style, his stepfather, his birth father, and
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Speaker 2: his brother. So it was really incredible. If you're in
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Speaker 2: New York City, you know now May tenth through October
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Speaker 2: twenty sixth, I suggest you book yourself a take. It's
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Speaker 2: go over see it. Frederick Douglas's students.
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Speaker 1: It's a mistake. My goodness, Oh, my goodness, I think too,
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Speaker 1: because the event the steps of the Met. It's so
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Speaker 1: over the top and so fabulous, and you're going to
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Speaker 1: see tons of photographs today we forget what this ball
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Speaker 1: is about. This ball is to raise money for the
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Speaker 1: Costume Institute. The Costume Institute is a privately funded exhibit
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Speaker 1: within the Mets. So when you go to the Met, yes,
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Speaker 1: you can see Picasso and Renoir and the most incredible
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Speaker 1: art in the world. But they do have a costume institute.
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Speaker 1: I think fashion is art too. It's very expensive to
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Speaker 1: run this exhibit, and so once a year, Anna Winter
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Speaker 1: and the team at Vogue do this benefit. It raised
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Speaker 1: over thirty million dollars last night. It was record breaking.
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Speaker 1: Just to give you some idea, a table costs three
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dollars. That gets you ten seats,
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Speaker 1: and an individual ticket misty costs you about seventy five thousand. Now,
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Speaker 1: what normally happens is the celebrities don't pay. When I
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Speaker 1: went with Jennifer Lopez, Dolcy and Gabanna bought a corporate
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Speaker 1: table and then they had ten seats. They always try
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Speaker 1: to give one to a celebrity and his or her
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Speaker 1: guests thankfully me. But it's normally corporate money. It's a
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Speaker 1: lot of big design and big fashion houses v Sachi,
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Speaker 1: all these places, Gucci, Prada, Ralph Lauren. They can afford
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Speaker 1: to write off or to buy a table for that
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Speaker 1: much money, and then the invite celebrity to sit at
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Speaker 1: the table. But The deal is for a free dinner,
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Speaker 1: for a free seventy five thousand dollars ticket. You have
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Speaker 1: to wear the designer that's paying. So if you get
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Speaker 1: invited by Ralph Lauren, you better not turn up in
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Speaker 1: tom Ford. That's the deal. A good deal, miss dear.
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Speaker 1: I will take it. A free suit and a free dinner,
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Speaker 1: Sign me up. Okay, let's jump into our show. What
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Speaker 1: time is it? My friends? And he is tea time
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Speaker 1: bigst right at the top of the show. So yesterday
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Speaker 1: we got to see that adorable little Louis again being
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Speaker 1: ever so cheeky. It was the eightieth anniversary of the
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Speaker 1: day and this seven year old he's seven now, he
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Speaker 1: was so cheeky. He was pulling at his dad's jacket,
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Speaker 1: he was making faces, he was giggling. He was having
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Speaker 1: the time of his life. However, sources tell me they're
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Speaker 1: starting to be a little bit of concern within the palace.
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Speaker 1: That is, Louis now at an age where he should
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Speaker 1: really behave And they said that if George or Charlotte
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Speaker 1: did this, they probably would have been told off. But
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Speaker 1: Louis being the young I'm the youngest. Everyone thinks it's
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Speaker 1: cute and at the moment, it is still cute. But
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Speaker 1: is there a little bit of a double standard there?
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Speaker 1: Somebody inside the palace went this pharmastley. I guessed they said,
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Speaker 1: lou is going to turn into the next Prince Harry
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Speaker 1: if they're not careful, because Harry gone away with murder
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Speaker 1: when he was little too. Harry was such a cheeky
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Speaker 1: little devil. That's why we love him, and Louie reminds
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Speaker 1: me a lot of Harry. Now that has not ended
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Speaker 1: the way they wanted it too with Harry, So are
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Speaker 1: they setting it up? You have young nephews, do you
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Speaker 1: think you should discipline them, have a little chat with them?
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Speaker 1: Or do you just let them run wild? Or it's
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Speaker 1: cute now, but would that be cute in ten years?
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Speaker 1: What do you think?
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Speaker 2: Well, I think this isn't just a royal problem. I
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Speaker 2: do have two nephews. And when it happens to be
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Speaker 2: seven years old, and he does some very naughty things,
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Speaker 2: and he gives that little cheeky smile and he's like, oops,
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Speaker 2: was it me? And he does get disciplined. He does
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Speaker 2: get disciplined, but we are always giggling in the background.
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Speaker 2: That was very cute, So I think this is just
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Speaker 2: kind of im. I'm the eldest, so willing, and you
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Speaker 2: always feel as the eldest. Oh, I have to be
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Speaker 2: a good one, control and be right. I think the
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Speaker 2: younger gets away with a little bit more, but a
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Speaker 2: lot more now that my sister, my little sister is
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Speaker 2: grown and she's an assistant district attorney's turned out, I
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Speaker 2: don't think they have to worry about Louis. Yes, he's
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Speaker 2: doing some you know, goofy things, and that's his brand,
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Speaker 2: but it doesn't say that he's going to be a
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Speaker 2: problem child for the rest of us. You let him
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Speaker 2: have a little bit of fun, and when he's ten,
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Speaker 2: when he.
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Speaker 1: Hits double digits, then you think.
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Speaker 2: You can set him down and say.
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Speaker 1: Okay, yes, yes, a little you got to stand on
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Speaker 1: that balcony and smile. You gotta be a good boy,
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Speaker 1: which brings us bad Poe question, Yes, it's a right,
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Speaker 1: brings sister about pol questioned it off the day Prince
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Speaker 1: Livy gets away with pretty much everything. He's never really
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Speaker 1: told off. Is this a mistake? Now, I don't have children,
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Speaker 1: but I do have dogs, and I've got to admit
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Speaker 1: I'm quite strict with my dogs. I can't can't have
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Speaker 1: a naughty dog when you live in an apartment. You
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Speaker 1: can't have that because every day in the elevator he
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Speaker 1: meets our neighbors. And so I'm actually quite a strict parent.
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Speaker 1: When Derby was a little puppy, I used to giggle
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Speaker 1: when he barked, and then after a while Bruce was like,
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Speaker 1: don't encourage that because we do live in an apartment.
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Speaker 1: And they was like, Bruce is right, Bruce's right. Hey,
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Speaker 1: go vote on our Twitter page at Naughty Nice rabat
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Speaker 1: Facebook page and already gossip and bisure to check back
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Speaker 1: to lauraw to he at your results. He misty, what
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Speaker 1: are you working on that?
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Speaker 2: Well, Bethany Frankel has made another announcement that nobody asked for.
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Speaker 2: So she's giving a revelation or as some are calling it,
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Speaker 2: a cry for attention. So basically, and in TikTok, the
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Speaker 2: former Real Housewives of New York star are revealed yet
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Speaker 2: another reason why she left New York City and she
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Speaker 2: made this sudden move to Florida, this time saying that
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Speaker 2: her massive upstate New York home was just too big
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Speaker 2: and drowning her. And so she basically said it was
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Speaker 2: just the two of us meeting her and her fourteen
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Speaker 2: year old daughter, Brent. I bought this big historical house
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Speaker 2: with an apple origin, thinking I'd be entertaining all the time,
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Speaker 2: and then instead I was alone. Now, originally she said
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Speaker 2: she left for professional and personal reasons, and that is
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Speaker 2: enough reason. Listen, you didn't have to tell us why
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Speaker 2: you moved. Yeah, but she just keeps giving things. And
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Speaker 2: the problem is not that we don't expect that from Bethany,
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Speaker 2: but her daughter, she just wants some privacy, just keeps
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Speaker 2: bringing her into the situation, and so she's going to
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Speaker 2: have to deal with that. So Rob, I mean, you
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Speaker 2: know Bethany, we know her. She's just always trying to
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Speaker 2: stay in the picture, right. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it makes me a bit sad. It's getting a
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Speaker 1: little bit desperate. We know there are issues going on
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Speaker 1: with her daughter. We're not going to discuss them on
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Speaker 1: this show. We are very very careful about children's privacy here.
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Speaker 1: But that was the reason that Bethany initially said she moved.
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Speaker 1: She didn't need to tell us that she did, and
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Speaker 1: lads just changed the narrative has left everybody really confused.
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Speaker 1: Sometimes it's better to just say nothing. Don't say anything
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Speaker 1: like you've made so much money. Go and live your life.
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Speaker 1: Go and find happiness with your daughter, Find a great school,
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Speaker 1: find a place where she can thrive away from the spotlight.
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Speaker 1: But keep dragging somebody back into into a world they
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Speaker 1: don't want to be involved in. It's just not that healthy.
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Speaker 1: Britney Spears struggles with this with her children. Her children
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Speaker 1: are very private. They don't like mommy on social media
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Speaker 1: saying crazy things and dancing half naked. But Britney hasn't
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Speaker 1: been able to really stop herself. Now, Brittany does suffer
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Speaker 1: with very, very difficult mental health issues. She's been honest about.
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Speaker 1: That makes me sad here, mister. I wish them all
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Speaker 1: the best, I really really do. But this is just
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Speaker 1: not a good idea. Bethany. Go away for a little bit,
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Speaker 1: not for you, but for your daughter. Okay, moving along,
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Speaker 1: The joking at Diddy's trial is apparently a very good
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Speaker 1: sign for Puff. So the High State trial of Sean
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Speaker 1: did he come? He kicked off yesterday in Manhattan and
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Speaker 1: the court room wasn't quite as grim as expected. So
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Speaker 1: I had reporters in the court room and they said
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Speaker 1: the judge opened the proceedings with a joke about all
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Speaker 1: did He's nicknames, Puffy, did he Dad, Daddy? Did he
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Speaker 1: love all them? You know them?
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Speaker 2: Ball?
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Speaker 1: And so he also made a reference to the Lord
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Speaker 1: of the Rings trilogy. Now, this was definitely a moment
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Speaker 1: where people smiled. Did He smiled too? He was wearing
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Speaker 1: a blue sweater and a white shirt, not those jail
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Speaker 1: issued scrubs. And then sources are telling me one court
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Speaker 1: room joke doesn't decide a case, so don't get ahead
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Speaker 1: of yourself here. But it does say something about the vibe,
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Speaker 1: and at the moment, the vibe is not all doom
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Speaker 1: and gloom for did Hey, and so maybe here a
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Speaker 1: glimmer of hope for Puff. But once again that's a
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Speaker 1: really important sentence. One court room joke doesn't decide the case. Now, Delana,
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Speaker 1: you have had a long history of your family in
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Speaker 1: criminal justice. What do you think's happening here?
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Speaker 2: I think the judge is setting themselves up to not
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Speaker 2: be like, oh, look he's damning ditty. From moment one.
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Speaker 2: It's kind of saying, yes, this is an important case,
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Speaker 2: but you know, life goes on, can still have some levity.
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Speaker 2: But I don't think this means that this judge is
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Speaker 2: going to be light in how they prevail over the case.
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Speaker 2: So it's just the moment of levity. But this is
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Speaker 2: something very serious.
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Speaker 1: It's very sorry.
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Speaker 2: People have said that Diddy has done some allegedly horrible things.
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Speaker 2: So but you know, life goes on and even in
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Speaker 2: the darkest of times, you have to have a moment
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Speaker 2: of laughter and life.
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Speaker 1: But I think it's just a judge.
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Speaker 2: So people they don't know where the judge is right now,
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Speaker 2: and they can't make a decision because the judge needed
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Speaker 2: it right and.
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Speaker 1: I think the judge doesn't know where they stand right
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Speaker 1: now either. It's just beginning. It's just day one. My
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Speaker 1: sources I used to work for Diddy over a decade ago,
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Speaker 1: so I still have sources around Puff and they told
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Speaker 1: me he was actually very happy with how the first
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Speaker 1: day went. He was a little bit nervous. At one
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Speaker 1: point he admitted that to the judge. He said, I'm
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Speaker 1: nervous today. He asked for a bathroom break, he hugged
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Speaker 1: his lawyers. He's gray, he's lost a lot of weight.
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Speaker 1: But I think he had a relatively good day here.
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Speaker 1: He was humanized. I think asking to go to the
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Speaker 1: bathroom humanizes all of us. It's one thing we all
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Speaker 1: have in common, no matter who we are in the world.
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Speaker 1: And so I think it was a good start. But
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Speaker 1: once again, it's just day one and this is a long,
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Speaker 1: long process and a lot of evidence, a lot, a
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Speaker 1: lot of stuff is going to be revealed. Wow, we're
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Speaker 1: just at the beginning. Okay, We're going to take a
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Speaker 1: quick break, Mistlee, and we will be right back. Welcome
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Speaker 1: back to the naughtim that Nishawi host promo to with
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Speaker 1: idea friend. Mistery, Hey, mister, let's get to the polls
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Speaker 1: that Lasherby talked about. Did he find in faith? Behind bars?
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Speaker 1: He's found God and this is something that actually happens
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Speaker 1: quite a lot to people in jail, in prison, in
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Speaker 1: difficult circumstances. My question was quite simple, do you believe it?
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Speaker 1: Or is this convenient timing? It's tricky. Isn't it a
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Speaker 1: little naughty too? Let's have a look. Eighty percent said
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Speaker 1: it's a little convenient, like he found God when you
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Speaker 1: need him. But maybe that's the point. Maybe we do
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Speaker 1: find God in our darkest hours, when things are really
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Speaker 1: glorious in our lives. We're so selfish, were so enjoying
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Speaker 1: the moment, we don't think of a bigger picture. There's
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Speaker 1: nothing like being knocked off your feet to make you
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Speaker 1: suddenly realize the world is bigger than you. So, even
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Speaker 1: though the timing is suspicious here mystery, I think that's
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Speaker 1: the point. I think you find God in your darkest hours.
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Speaker 2: What do you think I would agree with that? I
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Speaker 2: do personally try to get up in the morning on
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Speaker 2: my best of days and be thankful to my higher power,
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Speaker 2: because I certainly would like to hope that when I'm
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Speaker 2: in my darker moments, my higher Power is there for
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Speaker 2: me to talk to me and I can forgive you.
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Speaker 2: So that's part of the process.
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Speaker 1: Or part of the process. It's part of the process. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's move forward with the nicest of The.
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Speaker 2: Nicest of the day is Ryan Seacrest. But it's a
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Speaker 2: little tricky on this one. As we know, he's now
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Speaker 2: hosting Wheel of Fortune and they shoot a lot of
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Speaker 2: shows in one day and he'd like to shorten the
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Speaker 2: breaks between shows by six minutes, so they would only
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Speaker 2: get a nine minute break. And the reason why is
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Speaker 2: the crew would technically get back thirty minutes a day.
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Speaker 2: But the problem is our lovely miss Vana White. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine she's got to change dress, she's got to
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Speaker 2: change on makeup, she's got to fix a hay. I definitely,
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Speaker 2: because you can't look the same on two shows. I
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Speaker 2: mean nine minutes. That would be like a NASCAR race
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Speaker 2: level shame. But get this, they shoot six episodes day,
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Speaker 2: six thirty four days of year. That's it.
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Speaker 1: Okay, it's a part time, full time job.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and Ryan gets reportedly an eighth fie. I would
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Speaker 2: do it, so I'm sorry, yeah, like I would be
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Speaker 2: like nine minutes, five minutes. Come on, let's put in
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Speaker 2: a couple more shows and I can get a couple
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Speaker 2: more dollars.
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Speaker 1: That the break is a killer. When we used to
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Speaker 1: shoot two shows a day on Thursday for our morning show,
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Speaker 1: the break in between the shows, which was over an hour,
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Speaker 1: was a killer. Sitting down upstairs doing getting changed into
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Speaker 1: something different, doing your hair and makeup, just sitting there,
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Speaker 1: it sort of really drained the energy. So I understand
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Speaker 1: what Ryan's doing here, except remember it's easier for him
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Speaker 1: to change for a second, third, four to fifty sixth
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Speaker 1: show than it is for her. I do like it, though.
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Speaker 1: Nice is the day and now I noticed the day naughteen, naughty, naughty,
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Speaker 1: David Beckham seems to have picked Tom Cruise over his
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Speaker 1: own son, Brooklyn. So Brooklyn was snubbed at David Beckham's
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Speaker 1: fiftieth thirty party. He didn't attend. So they flew into
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Speaker 1: Britain to attend the party, and Brooklyn and Nicole wanted
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Speaker 1: to meet David before and they said, no, we'll meet
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Speaker 1: you at the party, and the Sun was like, I
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Speaker 1: just want to have a little bit of time with
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Speaker 1: just us, just the family, and the Beckhams were like,
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Speaker 1: oh no, no, no, we're busy. We'll just see you
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Speaker 1: at the party. So they didn't meet. Now we should
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Speaker 1: point out there's been a lot of drama in this
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Speaker 1: family posh spice. David's wife is not apparently a big
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Speaker 1: fan of Brooklyn's wife. All this nonsense, But how silly
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Speaker 1: to miss your dad's fiftieth birthdy party and not he's
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Speaker 1: the day. Let's end with a moment of rob. You
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Speaker 1: get a rob, you rub, you rub, you a rob.
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Speaker 1: Even butterflies rest when it rains. Let me explain, So
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Speaker 1: butterflies don't fight the storm. They pause because rain can
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Speaker 1: damage their wings and they know that rest is survival,
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Speaker 1: not weakness. The same goes for you. It's okay to
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Speaker 1: rest during the storms of life. It's okay to be still,
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Speaker 1: to protect your spirit. To capture breath doesn't mean that
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Speaker 1: you're giving up. It means that you're preserving your strength
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Speaker 1: for the fight ahead. I promise you the storm will
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Speaker 1: pass and when it does, you will fly again. Hey,
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