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Ellen DeGeneres says scandal felt ‘coordinated’ and ‘very misogynistic,’ Prince Harry wanted to quit the royal family in his 20s, Oprah Winfrey reveals the moment that makes her cringe! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Sable Advice Shoot Spice Hellollallo. Hello, Hello, welcome to the
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Speaker 1: Naughty Button Night Show. I'm your house rub Shooter. It's Friday,
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Speaker 1: which means our friend Corey Andrew from Instinct Magazine is
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Speaker 1: joining us. Corey, are you there? I am here with
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Speaker 1: bells on Darling. Hello. Love your bells, my friend. I love, love, love,
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Speaker 1: love your bells. So this week you bumped into a
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Speaker 1: few friends of mine. I hear you saw Wendy Williams
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Speaker 1: and Rosanna Scotto from Good Day in New York. Yes,
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Speaker 1: it was so fun. Well, I went to the unveiling
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Speaker 1: of Wendy's wax statue at Madame Tussau's and um, yeah,
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Speaker 1: it was a good, good event. And Roe Rosanna Scotto
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Speaker 1: was She's so lovely. She was the MC of the
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Speaker 1: event and it was a great time. And Wendy was
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Speaker 1: there getting her accolades from the crowd, and you know,
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Speaker 1: it was it was a funny event. It was fun.
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Speaker 1: Rose one of my favorite people in the world. Rosanna
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Speaker 1: Scott is the real real deal. She's you know, we
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Speaker 1: meet a lot of famous people, but they're not really friends.
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Speaker 1: I want to be friends with Robe. Like of all
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Speaker 1: the famous people that I meet, I really want to
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Speaker 1: be like her best friend. She's so adorable. How did
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Speaker 1: Wendy's wax figure look? Could you tell the difference? No,
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Speaker 1: you know, they look like twins. Well, we have to
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Speaker 1: also think that, like you know, don't forget. This began
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Speaker 1: like right before COVID, So they began working on this
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Speaker 1: like two years prior, and they couldn't really reveal it
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Speaker 1: until now because of the coronavirus pandemic. So now here
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Speaker 1: we are and they unveiled it, and it looks like
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Speaker 1: Wendy's twin. It's one of the better no offense Madame Tousse.
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Speaker 1: But you know it's one of their It's one of
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Speaker 1: their great versions of a celebrity. They did a great job.
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Speaker 1: Technologies really come along too. So if you had your statue,
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Speaker 1: your wax figure done twenty years ago, there was as
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Speaker 1: good at it now now. Computers measure. Wendy told me
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Speaker 1: she had eyeballs were measured, has measured, the chair measured
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Speaker 1: I told her to. Do you know how much they
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Speaker 1: cost those wax figures. It's not like a candle from
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Speaker 1: Joe Malone's, which these are like three hundred thousand dollars
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Speaker 1: to I know, I know. So it's a huge honor
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Speaker 1: and we couldn't think of anybody better than you. When
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Speaker 1: to congratulations, Halet's jumping the show. What time is it,
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Speaker 1: my friends? It is Ellen Degeneress has given her first
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Speaker 1: interview since announcing her talk show will end. We broke
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Speaker 1: the news first. So about six months ago we told
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Speaker 1: you on this show that Ellen would not be renewing.
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Speaker 1: Her contract expires next year, so Ellen now really has
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Speaker 1: a year to do a sort of like a victory lap.
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Speaker 1: I guess there's less pressure now, so now that it's
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Speaker 1: coming to an end, Ellen can just have fun. So
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Speaker 1: let's hope that's what she does. She spoke to Savannah
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Speaker 1: Guthrie from The Today Show. Savannah she asks tough questions.
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Speaker 1: I know, Savannah's like a real reporter, She's not a
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Speaker 1: silly entertainment goose like me. Banner asks the questions. So
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Speaker 1: she really asked her, basically, is this because of the ratings?
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Speaker 1: Are you leaving because the ratings are down and all
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Speaker 1: the scandal? And Ellen said no, that's not true. She's
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Speaker 1: leaving because she needs to be challenged. She also said
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Speaker 1: if that was the reason, she would never have come back.
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Speaker 1: So if she was going to leave because of all
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Speaker 1: the drama or the accusations. She would have left already.
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Speaker 1: She's lost about a million, Wow, a million viewers. That's
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Speaker 1: a lot of people, she said. The following Ellen did
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Speaker 1: quote everything in television is dan It's got nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with why I am leaving. Ellen also claimed that
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Speaker 1: she felt it was orchestrated, that it was cowardinmated, and
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Speaker 1: she also said it felt her a little bit misugenistic
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Speaker 1: what was happening to her. So lots lots being said here.
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Speaker 1: I buy some of it. I'm not sure I buy
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Speaker 1: all of it. I think if the numbers were still huge.
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Speaker 1: Remember Ellen was getting over eighty million dollars a year
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Speaker 1: to do this, it's a relatively easy job for somebody
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Speaker 1: with ellen skill set. For me, or you do this,
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Speaker 1: and so I'm not totally believing it. Do you think
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Speaker 1: Ellen would do herself more favors in the long run
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Speaker 1: if she just told the whole truth? Yeah? I do too.
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Speaker 1: And there's something so problematic about this. Um, she's seemingly
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Speaker 1: blaming others. She's also like avoiding responsibility and still someone
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Speaker 1: was all coordinating attacks against her and um, then she
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Speaker 1: kind of takes a little swipe at like other shows.
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Speaker 1: She's like, well, everyone's ratings were down and I had
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Speaker 1: farther to fall because mine were so up. And I
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Speaker 1: just find it to be a very defensive response, and
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Speaker 1: I don't think she's really being honest. She would never
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Speaker 1: drop a shell that was right successful. Right now, she's
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Speaker 1: getting a lot of pushback. I've been looking at all
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Speaker 1: the comments online, stories coming out. She does sound defensive here.
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Speaker 1: At first she took complete responsibility, and now she's sort
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Speaker 1: of saying that isn't quite how she feels. And she
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Speaker 1: consists that she is nice. Let me tell you something
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Speaker 1: about being nice. It doesn't matter what you say when
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Speaker 1: it comes to nice. It matters what other people say.
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Speaker 1: So I can say I'm nice, I'm nice, I'm nice
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Speaker 1: a thousand times, it doesn't matter. What matters is what
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Speaker 1: everybody else says. Does that make sense? And a lot
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Speaker 1: of people out there do not think Ellen's nice. I've
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Speaker 1: been to that show a few times backstage, I've been
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Speaker 1: there with celebrity clients, and I've gotta be honest, it
5:31
Speaker 1: was not a nice show. It's not a nice show
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Speaker 1: to book, it was not a nice show to turn
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Speaker 1: up to the staff was on eggshells. There were sort
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Speaker 1: of a fear backstage. You know when you walk into
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Speaker 1: a bar or house anywhere, you know the vibes you
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Speaker 1: look around, you know if it's good energy. Ellen Show
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Speaker 1: didn't have good energy. And it started. Let me say,
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Speaker 1: from the very moment you emailed a producer about getting
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Speaker 1: a client time. So if I wanted to go on
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Speaker 1: The Ellen Show to promote my book, did I mention
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Speaker 1: a book? It all starts with an email to a
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Speaker 1: producer saying, I've got a book out, would you liked
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Speaker 1: me on? And normally most shows would right back, good
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Speaker 1: luck but thank you. No, I get it, I'm not
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Speaker 1: a celebrity. I totally get it. The response from the
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Speaker 1: Ellen Show, out of all the responses, would probably be
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Speaker 1: the most harsh. Just my experience of working with that show,
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Speaker 1: it was never thanks but no thanks. There was always
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Speaker 1: a little bit of dick there. And I think I
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Speaker 1: think it starts at the top, which brings us to
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Speaker 1: our phole question of the day. Ellen is saying the
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Speaker 1: scandal was coordinated? Do you agree? Was it coordinated? Or
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Speaker 1: in fact, did Ellen just not be nice to so
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Speaker 1: many people that finally, finally, they all came forward. I
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Speaker 1: think you know what I think, but your opinion matters more. Hey,
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Speaker 1: Leave a comment there and be sure to check back
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Speaker 1: on Monday to hear your results. Corey Love, what are
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Speaker 1: you working on that? Yes? Well, Pink is speaking out
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Speaker 1: on being pitted against Britney Spears. I love Pink. Let
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Speaker 1: me just say that first before again, She's really awesome. Yes,
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Speaker 1: and you know, and Pink is saying that she's got
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Speaker 1: nothing but love for both Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.
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Speaker 1: You know, the three singers are some of the biggest
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Speaker 1: pop stars in the early nineties, and they faced inevitable
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Speaker 1: comparisons in the industry and in media, and Pink says
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Speaker 1: it was so unfair to all the girls. She reflected
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Speaker 1: to people, none of us wanted that the so what
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Speaker 1: singer for? Do you want to recall the great advice
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Speaker 1: she got from music executive el A Read about the situation.
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Speaker 1: One of the best things that Eli Read ever told
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Speaker 1: me was that this music business is big enough for
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Speaker 1: everybody to win. At the same time, there's no such
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Speaker 1: thing as competition, She shared, I love that now. You know,
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Speaker 1: Pink was marketed as the anti Brittany, which she says
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Speaker 1: she never wanted. You know, I love Brittany, she says.
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Speaker 1: She says, Brittany used to carry around my album and
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Speaker 1: I was like, dude, I'm a street punk. I just skateboard.
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Speaker 1: That doesn't have to be the anti Brittany. I don't
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Speaker 1: want to fight anybody. Now. Meanwhile, I think that's probably
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Speaker 1: a stretch because Pink like to fight. Back in the
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Speaker 1: day she was pretty, she was like a drama. Yeah. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: But I think reflectively now, being that she's older and
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Speaker 1: a mom, I think she really is in a different place.
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Speaker 1: And let's just say she's one of the great artists
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Speaker 1: of our time. She's really remarkable. But but what do
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Speaker 1: you think, though, I don't you think celebrities enjoy a
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Speaker 1: little bit of cheeky competition between I think I think
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Speaker 1: there's a difference though, between like a little bit of competition,
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Speaker 1: a little bit of drama that's all fun, and being
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Speaker 1: pitted against one another. And I would argue we do
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Speaker 1: it to ourselves. For years, I would compare myself to
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Speaker 1: Andy Cooen or people that were terribly, terribly successful and
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Speaker 1: helped my career. It just made me feel terrible about myself.
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Speaker 1: In school when I was growing up, I'd see the
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Speaker 1: guys in the class that were better in gymnastics than me,
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Speaker 1: were better in sports, were better spellers, and I'd compare myself.
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Speaker 1: And the day that I stopped and only compared myself
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Speaker 1: to myself was actually a really freeing day. I know
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Speaker 1: in the past, Corpy, you've spoken about comparing yourself to
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Speaker 1: Billy Porter. It's a fool's game. You never win that game.
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Speaker 1: It only ends up making you feel terrible from your
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Speaker 1: own path. And there really is not just in the
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Speaker 1: world of pop and music, in life, there's room for
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Speaker 1: all of us. Find your place. Find your place, I
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Speaker 1: promise it exists. Prince Harry is once again talking about
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Speaker 1: his family, saying that he nearly quit the royal family
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Speaker 1: when he was in his twenties. He said on Dak's
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Speaker 1: Shepherd's podcast that he really wanted to step away from
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Speaker 1: the family when he was just twenty years old. He said,
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Speaker 1: is this job right for me? Am? I going to
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Speaker 1: grin and bear it and just get on with it.
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Speaker 1: That's a very British way of just having a stiff
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Speaker 1: upper or is he going to make some changes. He
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Speaker 1: said he didn't want the job, he didn't want to
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Speaker 1: be there, he didn't like what he was doing. And
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Speaker 1: then he said, oh, quote look what it did to
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Speaker 1: my mom. Oh you know, after he said that, I realized, Harry,
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Speaker 1: you've got to get out. You've got to change your
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Speaker 1: life if that's how you feel. And I believe he does.
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Speaker 1: This now makes total sense. For years he was carrying
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Speaker 1: around this baggage, this anger. He blames the royal family
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Speaker 1: for his mom's death. Well, there's no way you can
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Speaker 1: stay in that family. The tricky part here is it's
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Speaker 1: not just a job. It's a family, isn't it. So
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Speaker 1: if you're in a job that you blame for killing
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Speaker 1: your mother, you get out of the job. Now, when
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Speaker 1: it's a family, it's way, way, way more complicated. But
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Speaker 1: I think this interview for me was actually even more
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Speaker 1: revealing than the Oprah interview. It was so intimate. Listen
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Speaker 1: to it if you can. It's on Dak's Shepherd's podcast.
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Speaker 1: Lots of revelations, including a first date with Megan marcle wedding,
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Speaker 1: that a supermarket in Cognito in Britain, they were texting
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Speaker 1: each other in the supermarket. And maybe another devastating blow
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Speaker 1: is that he blasts his dad, Prince Charles parenting style,
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Speaker 1: saying he passed down the pain and the suffering he
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Speaker 1: received to his children. Wow, that's that's really cutting. That's
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Speaker 1: that's intense, and if you think about it, it's actually
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Speaker 1: going after the Queen for the first time ever. Queen's
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Speaker 1: Charles's mom, So he's basically saying the Queen was not
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Speaker 1: a very good mother to her children, and then Charles
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Speaker 1: passed that down to his children. I don't know about this.
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Speaker 1: There's no way he can go back to the royal
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Speaker 1: family as a job. I think there's a way maybe
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Speaker 1: as a family. Although you know they are aware of this,
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Speaker 1: they see the news, they might not listen to Asho
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Speaker 1: although they should, Hello, hello, William Low lower Low. But
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Speaker 1: this is going to get back to the path. This
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Speaker 1: must feel awful to hear, but it's the truth. It's
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Speaker 1: his truth. And I think it also makes sense that
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Speaker 1: now we see that people can't continue to keep blaming Megan, right.
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Speaker 1: I mean, his problems with his family start way before
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Speaker 1: he even met Megan, and he clears that up right
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Speaker 1: in this interview. He makes that very clear. You're so smart.
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Speaker 1: A friend of mine in London said that too. They
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Speaker 1: said if it wasn't Megan, it would have been somebody else.
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Speaker 1: He wanted out of this family and he was looking
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Speaker 1: for somebody to love. Don't get me wrong here. He
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Speaker 1: really loves Megan and I think they're a good fit.
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Speaker 1: But he was looking for a girl to get him
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Speaker 1: out of that family and Megan was the one. Hey,
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Speaker 1: we wish you all the best. What's going on with Oprah?
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Speaker 1: What she up to well with this story? Here? Yes,
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Speaker 1: Miss Oprah Winfrey reveals the moment that makes her cringe So.
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Speaker 1: Oprah Winfrey recalled the one moment from her decades of
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Speaker 1: interviewing celebrities that still makes her cringe to this day.
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Speaker 1: Speaking as a guest on Rob low Is Literally a
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Speaker 1: podcast on Wednesday, Winfrey revealed there is one interview in
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Speaker 1: which she feels she really dropped the ball, noting that
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Speaker 1: the memory still haunts her to this day. Oh, Burt Reynolds,
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Speaker 1: She interjected, Burt Reynolds, and that's when she launched into
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Speaker 1: a story about interviewing Reynolds smoking in the Bandit costar
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Speaker 1: and real life girlfriend at the time Sally Field. Now,
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Speaker 1: Winfrey noted that she was pressured to ask a question
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Speaker 1: that she now considers one of her careers earliest and
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Speaker 1: greatest flubs. My big mistake. I asked her does Burt
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Speaker 1: sleep with his two pay? On Oprah Girl? She says,
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Speaker 1: I cringe to even think that I asked that question.
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Speaker 1: But I asked it because the producers are like, you
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Speaker 1: have to ask, you have to ask, you have to ask,
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Speaker 1: because everybody wanted to know, so, Winfrey added, and so
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Speaker 1: I asked, and she went cold on me. She shut down,
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Speaker 1: and I could not get in again. That's a horrible
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Speaker 1: point in an interview when a celebrity shuts down, and
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Speaker 1: you know, and and she admits, though luckily for Oprah
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Speaker 1: because she owns her existence, she admits that she fully
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Speaker 1: takes responsibility for asking an inappropriate question, and she said
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Speaker 1: she deserved every bit of Sally Fields coldness for the
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Speaker 1: rest of that interview. Oh my gosh. But you know,
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Speaker 1: Rob when I cringed with her when I read this
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Speaker 1: story earlier, And I gotta tell you, I am always
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Speaker 1: afraid when I interview celebrities that I'm going to subconsciously
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Speaker 1: without even realizing you know, say something bizarre and and
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Speaker 1: then it's a you can't pull it back, it's a
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Speaker 1: it's a scary moment with celebrities, you don't know maybe
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Speaker 1: sometimes what's it is. But I think the reason Oprah
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Speaker 1: regrets this so much is that it wasn't her. So, yes,
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Speaker 1: you should be you Corey and always be yourself. And
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Speaker 1: if you're the type of person that asks these really
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Speaker 1: cheeky type questions are at Graham Norton, that's who you are,
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Speaker 1: TMZ type questions, that's who you are. Oprah regrets it
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Speaker 1: because it's not who she is. She was pressured into
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Speaker 1: doing this and she didn't listen to herself, and that's
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Speaker 1: why she regrets it. The biggest regret I have is
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Speaker 1: not an interview with the celebrity, but I had the
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Speaker 1: executive producer of Access Hollywood visit my PR company to
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Speaker 1: give a little sort of speech about Access Hollywood, how
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Speaker 1: to pitch, how to get your clients on. And I
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Speaker 1: remember a lady called Lauren from the hospitality division wanted
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Speaker 1: to come to the lecture, which was so really wonderful
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Speaker 1: that she was that ambitious that she took a job
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Speaker 1: that seriously, I didn't let her in and I said, no,
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Speaker 1: this is just for the entertainment group. I regret it
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Speaker 1: to this day. It holds me when you talk about regrets.
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Speaker 1: I hate that I did. That would ever hurt me
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Speaker 1: to pull in one extra chair in my office, to
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Speaker 1: let somebody who was eager, who wanted to learn, who
15:36
Speaker 1: was doing everything right? Why didn't I say all's welcome.
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Speaker 1: But I had power and I used it, and I
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Speaker 1: did so in an awful way. And Lauren, if you're listening,
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I've ever apologized. I think I have,
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Speaker 1: but I'm really, really sorry. It still makes me cringe
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Speaker 1: that moment they we're going to take a quick break
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Speaker 1: and we will be welcome out a naughty behind and
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Speaker 1: your heads Rob Shooter with that, dear friend, Corey Andrew, Hey, Correa,
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Speaker 1: let's get to the polls. Thank you, Darling. Ellen show
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Speaker 1: is coming to an end. In two. Did she quit?
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Speaker 1: What you fired? You know, that's all we're talking about.
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Speaker 1: We want to know did you quit or was she fired?
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Speaker 1: Said fired? I think it's a combination of both. I
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Speaker 1: think the numbers were so bad they wanted out Ellen
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Speaker 1: didn't want to do it anymore. So I actually think
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Speaker 1: it's probably best for everybody. Don't get to those on
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Speaker 1: today's pole. Got to act Twitter page at Naughty Nice
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Speaker 1: rob Our facebook page is Naughty Gossip and be sure
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Speaker 1: to check back on Monday to hear your results. And
16:40
Speaker 1: now it's time for the Nicest the Day. Yes, well,
16:47
Speaker 1: Jessica Simpson wants positive role model for her kids. So
16:51
Speaker 1: Jessica Simpson wants her children to look up to her
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Speaker 1: as someone with a healthy body image. She wants to
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Speaker 1: set a great example for her children and be a
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Speaker 1: role idol for them. With them getting older, they're going
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Speaker 1: to go through body changes soon, so she just wants
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Speaker 1: to make sure that they can properly be educated on
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Speaker 1: what being healthy really means. The source said that Simpson's
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Speaker 1: past struggles with how the media focused on her weight
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Speaker 1: has encouraged her to speak out and she would never
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Speaker 1: want her daughters to experience all that she's suffered. And
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Speaker 1: I'm so happy that she's doing that because she's been
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Speaker 1: She's been through it a lot. With her. With her,
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Speaker 1: I know her, and she really has Hey, you're our
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Speaker 1: nicest of the day, and now I'm naughtiest the Day.
17:31
Speaker 1: The Friends reunion is finally happening on HBO Max May seven.
17:36
Speaker 1: This is why they're the naughtiest of the day, So
17:38
Speaker 1: don't expect just to see Jen Courtney, Lisa, Matt Matthew,
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Speaker 1: David sitting around talking about the show. They've packed it
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Speaker 1: with the stars and I think this is a mistake.
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Speaker 1: I want to see the friends together talking reminiscent. They've
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Speaker 1: got David Beckham on there. What's he? What's he doing?
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Speaker 1: Justin Bieber's get a pop up? Was he even alive
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Speaker 1: at the time? Lady gaggers on their reason. Witherspoon now,
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Speaker 1: I think she played Jen's sister on Friends, so I'll
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Speaker 1: let reeson. But I think it's such a mistake. Kids
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Speaker 1: Harrington's on there from Game of Thrones want to James
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Speaker 1: Cordon's on there. His friends producing it, so that's why
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Speaker 1: he wedged himself in. I think this is gonna be very,
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Speaker 1: very naughty. We're going to get the friends back together
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Speaker 1: for the first time in years. Everybody else but I
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Speaker 1: don't want to get out. It's like a school reunion.
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Speaker 1: I just want the people that went to the school.
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Speaker 1: I've never my spouse or anywhere she went there interested
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Speaker 1: in this. Just the friends, please? Am I mad? I
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