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BECKHAMS SEND BIRTHDAY LOVE TO BROOKLYN DESPITE FAMILY FEUD — AS ‘MYSTERY GLOVES’ IN SAVANNAH GUTHRIE MOM CASE ARE FINALLY EXPLAINED — AND DEMI LOVATO SLAMS AGE-GAP ROMANCE WITH WILMER VALDERRAMA · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice for sure, spice, It's time nice hell leve lo
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Speaker 1: and love and lo and low and lo. Welcome to
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Speaker 1: the naught Even Night Show. I'm your host, Rumshoozer and
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Speaker 1: it's Thursday, which means our dear friend Mack Lupo joins us. Hey, Lupie,
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Speaker 1: We have a ton of gossip to get into. Let's
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Speaker 1: jump right in.
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Speaker 2: What time is it? My friends? And is tea time?
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Speaker 1: Big story at the top of the show. So the
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Speaker 1: Beckhams have wished Brooklyn a happy birthday despite the family feuds.
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Speaker 1: The Victoria and David sent their love to their son Brooklyn.
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Speaker 1: But they did it on Instagram. So Brooklyn turns twenty seven.
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Speaker 1: They do have his phone number, they do have his email.
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Speaker 1: They have been estranged, and so what did Victoria and
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Speaker 1: David do? They posted the most beautiful gallery of pictures
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Speaker 1: of him as a little boy. They look just the
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Speaker 1: most perfect family where we know they're not speaking, and
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Speaker 1: we also know that Brooklyn has asked, I don't think
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Speaker 1: you can demand this, but you can ask that all
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Speaker 1: communications goes through a lawyer. He doesn't want to talk
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Speaker 1: to his family. Now they have pushed back friends of
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Speaker 1: Brooklyn's who tell me this is exactly why he's not
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Speaker 1: speaking to his mom and dad. It's all performance. It's
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Speaker 1: all performance art. This is all about the brand of Beckham's.
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Speaker 1: It's not about real feelings. If they wanted to fix
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Speaker 1: stuff with their son, posting beautiful photographs for the whole
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Speaker 1: world to see on Instagram is probably not the way
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Speaker 1: to go. However, I did speak to some friends of
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Speaker 1: Victoria and David and they said they really miss him
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Speaker 1: and they don't know how to fix this and they
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Speaker 1: don't know how to move forward. And to not acknowledge
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Speaker 1: his birthday that would have said something too. They couldn't
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Speaker 1: really win if they had not said happy birthday to
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Speaker 1: always us. They always say happy Birthday publicly. If they
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Speaker 1: hadn't said it, this year would be like, ah, ah,
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Speaker 1: it's because they fell out. Now they did acknowledge it,
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Speaker 1: and we're like, ah, it's because they're playing games. It
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Speaker 1: is a very tricky position to be in. How do
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Speaker 1: you feel about it, Malkan, How do you feel about
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Speaker 1: using social media to say happy birthday to your friends,
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Speaker 1: to your loved ones?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I saw the posts, and they were
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Speaker 3: actually really sweet. They had a baby picture of him,
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Speaker 3: and it just reminds you of like they were, you know,
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Speaker 3: a happy family at one point. And so I was
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Speaker 3: looking at it more like a smoke singal, like, hey,
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Speaker 3: we really do care about you, and you know, let's
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Speaker 3: take the lawyers out of this and remind you that
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Speaker 3: this is humanize the story, humanize what's going on. I
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Speaker 3: think Brooklyn's a brat, and I think he you know,
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Speaker 3: they're desperate to, I think, reconnect with their child.
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Speaker 1: He's still a child.
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Speaker 3: These twenty seventhes bring justice developed, I think, And so
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Speaker 3: it makes me sad, honestly, like, jeez, I wish they
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Speaker 3: could just figure this out.
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Speaker 1: Oh look, how nice you're being so nice the pictures.
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Speaker 2: I like them too. I just don't know.
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Speaker 1: If posted them publicly is the way to go. Maybe
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Speaker 1: they should have just texted him the pictures like happy
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Speaker 1: memories or I remember when you were a little boy
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Speaker 1: and we miss that little boy, We miss you, Like
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Speaker 1: I'm really really suspicious about public acknowledgements. I know that
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Speaker 1: I'm allowed mouth. I know what I do for a living.
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Speaker 1: I'm painfully aware that I'm very curious. Some would say Nozie,
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Speaker 1: But when it comes to my own private life, my
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Speaker 1: life with my husband, my life with my friends, my
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Speaker 1: life with my family, I'm much more reserved. Like I
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Speaker 1: don't wish my brothers and sisters happy birthday on social media,
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Speaker 1: and in fact, I don't think I even followed them
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Speaker 1: and Bruce if I wish Bruce a happy birthday on
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Speaker 1: social media instead of like sitting next to him on
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Speaker 1: the couch and saying, like, happy birthday, he's a cake
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Speaker 1: and eat some flowers. And it's some parts I don't
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Speaker 1: know about it. Where are you, Mark, You're a little
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Speaker 1: bit younger than me, not a lot a little bit
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Speaker 1: younger than me. Is this a young person's thing?
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Speaker 3: Mark?
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Speaker 1: What is this?
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Speaker 3: I mean, I think it is performative and kind of
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Speaker 3: silli at times. I don't typically do that unless I
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Speaker 3: feel really compelled to celebrate some milestone moment, like someone's
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Speaker 3: forty fiftieth, whatever the age may be. I'm also just
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Speaker 3: less about sharing Aline. I mean, I have a lot
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Speaker 3: of great friends and close relationships, and I maintain them
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Speaker 3: by seeing them in person or calling them. I don't
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Speaker 3: need to express that's a random stranger on the Internet.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't either a friend of mine, a really
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Speaker 1: smart friend of mine who's in the self help business,
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Speaker 1: quite famous. I'm not going to say her name because
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Speaker 1: she probably doesn't want people to know that were they close.
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Speaker 1: But she told me it really changed my life. She said,
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Speaker 1: social media is not for your friends, it's for your job.
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Speaker 1: Use social media to promote what you want to do workwise.
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Speaker 1: And I'm very, very careful about my social media. It's
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Speaker 1: all about my job. It's about gossip. It's what I
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Speaker 1: can do. It's the stories that are breaking. I love
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Speaker 1: using it as a tool to get information at that
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Speaker 1: you really want about celebrities. You don't want to know
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Speaker 1: where I went for dinner, or if I had a
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Speaker 1: apple pie, or like I just we went to this
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Speaker 1: as a friend's birthday on Monday, and we went to
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Speaker 1: the Polo Land, which is a really fancy bar in
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Speaker 1: New York. Don Lemon got married there. It's really hard
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Speaker 1: to get into. We went for a birthday party and
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Speaker 1: we had such a great night. Everyone at the table
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Speaker 1: forgot to take a picture, and so there's nothing on
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Speaker 1: my Instagram about that, and I'm really glad about it.
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Speaker 1: I don't need to show off that sort of side
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Speaker 1: of my life. I have a wonderful life. I don't
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Speaker 1: need to show it off on social media. So the
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Speaker 1: Beckhams here are more performative than we are. Marked they
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Speaker 1: are the Beckhams were not. Part of the reason they
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Speaker 1: are so successful is they know how to play the
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Speaker 1: celebrity game. Anybody who is that successful. They're not shy.
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Speaker 1: They know it. They love the attention. I've not worked
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Speaker 1: with a single celebrity of that magnitude who's shy. I
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Speaker 1: just don't believe it. They might pretend to be shy,
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Speaker 1: like Michael Jackson did, or sometimes I think Britney Spears does,
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Speaker 1: but they really like attention.
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Speaker 2: They thrive on it.
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Speaker 1: Part of the reason they's so successful is they need
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Speaker 1: this attention. I think David and Victoria need it too.
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Speaker 1: Now I'm on team David and Victoria here. I think
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Speaker 1: Brooklyn's being a real brat to use Mark's word. However,
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Speaker 1: I don't think this is helping their case. I like
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Speaker 1: I think. I like that they did it. I wish
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Speaker 1: they'd done it privately and leaked it to me or
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Speaker 1: somebody else to talk about. But when I saw it,
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Speaker 1: I was like, oh, this is just going to give
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Speaker 1: him an opportunity to be a brad and they're building
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Speaker 1: him up again. Like I think the best thing to
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Speaker 1: do is just ignore him, because without his mom and dad,
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Speaker 1: without his mom and dad's attention, we ain't going to
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Speaker 1: be following Brooklyn Beckham for very much longer, which brings
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Speaker 1: us to that whole question of the day. The Beckhams,
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Speaker 1: David and Victoria wished Brooklyn a happy birthday despite the
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Speaker 1: family feud. Right thing to do, a wrong thing to do?
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Speaker 1: What do you think? Go voute on that Twitter page?
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Speaker 1: Add naughty nice rob at Facebook page is naughdy gossip.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure to check back to morrow to hear your results.
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Speaker 1: Hailey P what are you working on? Yes, So those.
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Speaker 3: Mystery glorks in Savannah got Throu's mom's case finally been explained.
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Speaker 3: So those gloves that sparked wild speculation in the search
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Speaker 3: for Savannah's mom, Nancy Guthury, have finally been explained and
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Speaker 3: authority say it's a dead end.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, I know so.
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Speaker 3: Pinat County Sheriff Chris Stanos revealed the gloves actually belonged
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Speaker 3: to a restaurant worker who worked across the street and
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Speaker 3: have nothing to do with the keys. The discovery of
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Speaker 3: these gloves had fueled hopes that investigators are doing and
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Speaker 3: closing in on the suspect after DNA was found on
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Speaker 3: the gloves, but instead the clue has now been ruled out,
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Speaker 3: leaving investigators still searching for answers and the disappearance of
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Speaker 3: her mom.
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Speaker 1: It's heartbreaking, Mom, It's absolutely heartbreaking. Will literally clasping at straws.
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Speaker 1: I think this could be a cold case for a
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Speaker 1: really long time. I'm told Savannah is heading back to
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Speaker 1: New York soon. Remember she has two small kids here
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Speaker 1: who go to school here. They did not go and
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Speaker 1: move to Arizona. They stayed in New York. And I
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Speaker 1: think that's a really smart thing. So I think kids
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Speaker 1: at that age need structure. They have their friends around them,
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Speaker 1: they have their school schedules, and so rather than go
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Speaker 1: and sit in a house in Arizona or a hotel
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Speaker 1: for three four weeks, the kids remained here. So they
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Speaker 1: went out, I think just once for a long weekend.
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Speaker 1: So Savannah wants to come back to her family, her children,
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Speaker 1: and her husband, her job. There's nothing wrong with that too.
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Speaker 1: I think we're going to see Savannah back into York
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Speaker 1: very very soon. And this is always going to be
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Speaker 1: a scar and a heart until we know what happened.
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Speaker 1: I can't imagine even the worst information I think is
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Speaker 1: better than no information. We have literally nothing. How does
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Speaker 1: this happen?
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Speaker 2: Mark?
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Speaker 1: How does an eighty four year old woman in Arizona
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Speaker 1: go missing in the middle of the night and we
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Speaker 1: don't have a clue. We don't have anything you would
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Speaker 1: think security cameras, I think, and this might be a
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Speaker 1: very scary thing to say. I think we all like
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Speaker 1: to think we're safer than sometimes we really are. It
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Speaker 1: can be a real dangerous world out there.
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Speaker 3: Makes me sad, I know, and I watch a ton
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Speaker 3: of true crime, you know, I love you documentaries, and
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Speaker 3: it really is baffling at after all the resources put
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Speaker 3: into this, all the people, the manpower behind this, the
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Speaker 3: president even chiming in, yes, that she's still missing, and
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Speaker 3: there's a literal video of this person, you know, the body.
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Speaker 3: You can see the body has eyes, and you still
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Speaker 3: have not been able to identify it. It really is baffling.
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Speaker 1: They're not giving up, they are not giving up, but
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Speaker 1: it's getting very, very doubtful that we're going to get
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Speaker 1: the end results that I think we all want. Harry
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Speaker 1: Styles broke his silence about the difficult death of Liam Payne.
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Speaker 1: He's not spoken about this since Liam fell and died
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Speaker 1: in October twenty twenty four. Now he has a new
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Speaker 1: album coming out on Friday, and he was asked about it,
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Speaker 1: and he said, it's so difficult and to lose somebody
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Speaker 1: as much as like they are, as much as they
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Speaker 1: are like me. They were very similar people. He said,
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Speaker 1: he's still grieving. This is interesting. He said, it's very
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Speaker 1: strange to grieve in the public eye. He's not used
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Speaker 1: to that. He's a big, big star, but he said
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Speaker 1: he's grief being something we'll ask about or write about it.
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Speaker 1: It is a new thing. It's really really sad. These
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Speaker 1: two were friends. They were young kids together. They auditioned
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Speaker 1: for a reality show together, a competition show, and Simon
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Speaker 1: cow put them together in one direction. This this death
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Speaker 1: is really painful. He came from my hometown li and
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Speaker 1: Payne in Birmingham, England, and he was beloved there. He
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Speaker 1: did so much for the community. Harry has gone on
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Speaker 1: to become a real superstar of that group, has become
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Speaker 1: the justin Timberlake, the Beyonce. But that doesn't make it
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Speaker 1: any different. He's still heartbroken about losing a friend. It's
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Speaker 1: such a senseless, senseless loss and addiction and alcohol and loneliness.
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Speaker 1: And you know, you think about being a rock star,
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Speaker 1: don't you, And you think it's just all going to
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Speaker 1: be great, and there's not. There's a lot of baggage,
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Speaker 1: a lot of feelings, a lot of grief that comes
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Speaker 1: with it.
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Speaker 3: What do you think, Mark, Yeah, I wonder too, there's
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Speaker 3: any guilt that attached this as well? You know, there's
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Speaker 3: the group and kind of a negative note and he
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Speaker 3: was lean, was kind of struggling for a while, and
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Speaker 3: you know Rob Wae covered the story when it first broke.
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Speaker 3: It just was so horrific the way his life ended,
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Speaker 3: and to your point, it was so senseless. The family
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Speaker 3: has been devastated and now it's kind of how do
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Speaker 3: you move forward without you know, being able to say
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Speaker 3: the things you wanted to say, perhaps or just maybe
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Speaker 3: mending things or continuing their friendship in a positive way.
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Speaker 1: Harry said something really beautifully said, the way to honor
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Speaker 1: Liam is to live every day to its fullest, to
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Speaker 1: really live life. When somebody has passed, the way you
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Speaker 1: honor them, the way you honor their memory is not
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Speaker 1: moping around and not being endlessly sad, but living your life.
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Speaker 1: And I think that's what Harry is going to do. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Demi Lovado sort of is having a dick here. In fact,
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Speaker 1: I think she absolutely is at Wilma Wellma Rama, who
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Speaker 1: I used to think was so cute.
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Speaker 2: I still do.
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Speaker 1: I completely forgot they dated. What does she have to say?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so she's looking back on their relationship and she's
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Speaker 3: not sugarcoating things rob. She reflected on her twelve year
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Speaker 3: age gap, saying that in hindsight, the romance was not okay.
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Speaker 3: I was just eighteen when she began dating it after
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Speaker 3: who was at thirty at the time, and the Paris
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Speaker 3: did together on and off for six years before splitting
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Speaker 3: in twenty sixteen. Dei admitted that when she turned thirty
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Speaker 3: it changed how she reviewed the relationship. She said, you
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Speaker 3: look back and realize things differently.
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Speaker 2: Mm hmm. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Demi struddled a lot, and when she was eighteen she
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Speaker 1: was really really struggling. She doesn't have the tools that
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Speaker 1: she has now, so I understand why this feels so
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Speaker 1: alarming to her. I would argue, though, if they were
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Speaker 1: still together, there we wouldn't look at this at all,
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Speaker 1: certainly because they broke up that were saying, oh, it's terrible.
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Speaker 1: Had they still remained together and they've been together for
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Speaker 1: twenty years, we'd be like, oh, what a lovely relationship.
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Speaker 1: I don't know about age and numbers. There's definitely laws
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Speaker 1: that must be obeyed. I'm not trying to go down
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Speaker 1: that road. But I think love is love, and if
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Speaker 1: you meet someone you know I think Marcus gay men.
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Speaker 1: So many people judge our relationships. I try not to
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Speaker 1: judge others. You can judge your own. Demi's judging her
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Speaker 1: own relationship here, so it hats off to her. But
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Speaker 1: I try not to get really into this because all
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Speaker 1: our lives Mark we've had people judge us or what
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Speaker 1: we want to do, or how happy we want to be,
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Speaker 1: or who we want to be happy with, And so
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Speaker 1: I try and give people grace and some space when
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Speaker 1: it comes to their their relationships. I think here, dare
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Speaker 1: I say, I'm not sure it was just the age
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Speaker 1: that was the problem. I think Demi really really struggled,
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Speaker 1: and so we know she's had a lot of mental
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Speaker 1: health issues. So I hope she's in a really, really
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Speaker 1: good place. And I'm rooting for her. Okay, quickly before
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Speaker 1: we get a bake. Bethany Frankel is trying to say
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Speaker 1: that she will not join the reboot of the Housewife
13:45
Speaker 1: it's called Golden Life, because she's just done with that drama.
13:48
Speaker 1: She wants to protect her peace. Now, anyone that knows
13:51
Speaker 1: Bethany knows that peace and Bethany do not go hand.
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Speaker 1: She loves the drama, she likes it more than anybody,
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Speaker 1: and she's actually caused. But now so she's saying she's
14:01
Speaker 1: been very careful how she's wording this. She said that
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Speaker 1: she represents all these amazing brands now and they look
14:07
Speaker 1: down the nose a little bit at this. It wouldn't
14:09
Speaker 1: be good for Bethany's business. Oh you represented, Bethany, I
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Speaker 1: don't know of all this blads you're represented. I think
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Speaker 1: your soldier, skinny girl. I'm not really sure what you
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Speaker 1: have done since Mindside has telling me they didn't want her.
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Speaker 1: Bethany was never officially offered a part on the reboot,
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Speaker 1: so all this nonsense that she turned it down to
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Speaker 1: protect her piece. Girl. We have followed you, your career,
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Speaker 1: your life for over a decade. Even people that love you, Bethany.
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Speaker 1: I'm not one of them, I admitted, but even people
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Speaker 1: that are huge Bethany fans know that she lives for
14:42
Speaker 1: the drama. There is no world in which Bethany would
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Speaker 1: turn down a TV show to protect her peace. Am
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Speaker 1: I right?
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Speaker 3: You wor spot on with this truly. The only time
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Speaker 3: we hear from Bethany now is on TikTok, and it's
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Speaker 3: usually she's saying unhinged things, and I think she realized
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Speaker 3: we'll stalk har anymore. We don't care, don't care.
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Speaker 1: I don't care. Remember what Andy Code said. It's relentless,
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Speaker 1: it's numbing. Every time I get a TikTok there's a
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Speaker 1: new Bethany frankment. I'm always shouted at me, always, always
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Speaker 1: very angry videos. Don't be angry, Bethany. Let the ladies
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Speaker 1: come back in the rebooth. You were not wanted in
15:19
Speaker 1: this one and move on. It's all good. You made
15:21
Speaker 1: all that money. Okay, we're going to take a quick
15:24
Speaker 1: break and we'll be right back. Welcome back to the
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Speaker 1: naughty but nice have your Hostop Shooter, their dear friend
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Speaker 1: Mark Lupo, Hailey p Let's get to the poles. Dad
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Speaker 1: ah Las show. We talked about Tyler Perry blastling a
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Speaker 1: seventy seven million dollar lawsuit, a sexual assault lawsuit against him,
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Speaker 1: calling it to a money grab. What do you think
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Speaker 1: isn't a money grab? Fifty five percent said yes, that's
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Speaker 1: not as high as it could be. I think you
15:50
Speaker 1: feel there's a bit a smoke here and Tyle Perry
15:54
Speaker 1: might be in a bit of trouble. And it is
15:57
Speaker 1: what they always say, isn't it. Did he said that
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Speaker 1: about cass and we know how that turned out. I
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Speaker 1: remember when Cassie came forward. He's lawyers put out a statement.
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Speaker 1: They always say it's a money grab, and so I
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Speaker 1: don't know. I think you should be careful on this one, Tyler.
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Speaker 1: Said now, oh, in time for Nicest of the Day.
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Speaker 3: This is a good one from betweena Gomez and Benny
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Speaker 3: Bloco are Nicest of the Day Selina Gomez. She got
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Speaker 3: candidate on living with bipolar disorder and how her husband
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Speaker 3: has been helping to navigate navigate this and I should
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Speaker 3: say and appearing on his podcast, the singer revealed that
16:47
Speaker 3: her diagnosis came after years of therapy and multiple rehabsting
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Speaker 3: he's calling the journey complicated, and Blanco said that Gomez
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Speaker 1: I like it, yeah, yeah, good for these two. I
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Speaker 1: don't I don't get them. I want to get them.
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Speaker 1: He was a guest j John RuPaul's Drag Race on Friday,
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Speaker 1: and I really enjoyed him. But I don't really know
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Speaker 1: who he is. And let's be honest here. He is
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Speaker 1: a very unusual looking person. They don't look like a
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Speaker 1: match dude. I like that, it makes them more interesting.
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Speaker 1: But there's something about him that I just don't know.
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Speaker 1: I do like him, but I find him quite mysterious
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Speaker 1: in the fact now that he can help her bipolar disorder,
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Speaker 1: that's a big deal, and that he is a real partner.
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Speaker 1: He's not just there to be the husband, He's there
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Speaker 1: to be everything. That she needs, and so that makes
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Speaker 1: him and her and nicest of the day. And now
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Speaker 1: I notice the date, naughty, naughty, Hailey Glassman is firing back.
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Speaker 1: Hailey Glassman used to date John Goslin. Do you remember that, John?
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Speaker 1: Now she's a real housewife. What has happened to the
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Speaker 1: real housewives? Mark? We are now at the point where
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Speaker 1: we're hiring people who are famous for dating John Goslin. Now,
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Speaker 1: I've known Hailey for years. She used to be a
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Speaker 1: publicist back in the day. She's very much like a
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Speaker 1: Kate Major type. If you don't know Kate Major, she
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Speaker 1: married Michael Lohan. In fact, I think Kate Major dated
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Speaker 1: John Goslin too. So there's that little crowd who are
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Speaker 1: just people that I didn't think would be talking about. Again,
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Speaker 1: we are I don't want to disparage somebody who has
18:35
Speaker 1: not yet even started on the show. But they did
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Speaker 1: promise us or they hinted at really big names Martha Stewart,
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Speaker 1: Sarah Jessica, Kelly Ripple, and we got Hailey Glassmin. It's
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Speaker 1: not a good start, Mark, this is not good.
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Speaker 2: What do you think?
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Speaker 3: No, it's stills so low row at this point, and
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Speaker 3: it's associated with John Garslon screws to me, so I'm
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Speaker 3: definitely not watching this.
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Speaker 2: It's gross, isn't it.
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Speaker 1: And then I think for a while Bravo was trying
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Speaker 1: to pretend that they're quite high brown now that they
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Speaker 1: were not that channel that celebrated people attacking each other
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Speaker 1: verbally and physically, and they were a really lovely No,
19:13
Speaker 1: they're not Bravo is Brather is Bravo, And I sort
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Speaker 1: of love the messiness of it, but they did try
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Speaker 1: to elevate it. I'm told that the other housewives are
19:21
Speaker 1: furious because even those ladies, and some of them are
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Speaker 1: a pretty messy, even those ladies do not want to
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Speaker 1: be associated with John Goslin. Let's end with a moment
19:31
Speaker 1: of Rob. You'renna rub again, Rub, You're gonna rob. The
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Speaker 1: reason you take care of everybody else? What is that reason?
19:36
Speaker 1: The reason you take care of everybody else is you
19:41
Speaker 1: think it's gonna heal your own wounds. It's gonna fill
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Speaker 1: a space that's been empty in you for a long time.
19:47
Speaker 1: So when you help other people, what you're really doing
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Speaker 1: is helping that little part of you who really needed
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Speaker 1: somebody who did not show up for you. So helping
19:55
Speaker 1: other people is really really good. I'm not telling you
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Speaker 1: not to do that, but the reason you're doing it
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Speaker 1: is also to help yourself, which can be a beautiful thing.
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Speaker 1: Compassion is something you can give to others, but I
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Speaker 1: also encourage you all to give it to yourselves. Hey,
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Speaker 1: that is it four today. Thank you so much for
20:14
Speaker 1: listening to the Not a Bit Nice with Robert Mark show.
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20:24
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20:38
Speaker 1: if you're going to be naughty, you've got to be
20:42
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