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TYLER PERRY BLASTS $77M SEXUAL ASSAULT SUIT AS A “MONEY GRAB” — ZENDAYA’S MOM SIDE-EYES SECRET WEDDING BUZZ — NETFLIX EYES PRINCE ANDREW ‘CROWN’ COMEBACK · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Naughty but Nice Sham your host Rob's Shooter.
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Speaker 1: just made the timing of the taping of the show
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Speaker 1: Let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends?
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Speaker 1: It is tea time. Big story. At the top of
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Speaker 1: the show, this is a complicated story. Tyler Perry is
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Speaker 1: blasting a seventy seven million dollars sexual assault lawsuit, calling
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Speaker 1: it a quote money grab. So Tyler Perry is fighting back,
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Speaker 1: really fighting back hard at a seventy seven million dollar
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Speaker 1: sexual assault lawsuit, calling it a shameless money grab. In
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Speaker 1: new court filings which I've been going over all morning,
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Speaker 1: Perry claims that the actor and model his name is
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Speaker 1: rab Mario Rodriguez, is putting out outlandish falsehoods with no
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Speaker 1: basis in fact or law. He goes on to say
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Speaker 1: that none of this ever happened Mario. He alleges that
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Speaker 1: Tyler Perry made unwanted advances after casting him in a
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Speaker 1: Medea Halloween film. Tyler Perry denies any misconduct, claiming that
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Speaker 1: Mario repeatedly sought financial help and retaliated when the money stopped.
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Speaker 1: So what Tyler is saying here is that Mario was
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Speaker 1: a struggling actor. He got the opportunity of a lifetime
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Speaker 1: to be in a Medea movie. I love those movies.
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Speaker 1: They do make me giggle. They're very, very successful at
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Speaker 1: the box office. So he was cast in a movie
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Speaker 1: that was going to be a big hit. These Medea
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Speaker 1: movies do really, really well. So he got a good salary,
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Speaker 1: but not Julia Roberts' money. Nobody knows who Mario Roderiguez is.
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Speaker 1: He's not Brad Pitt, he's not George Clooney. So he
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Speaker 1: earned a good living. But I think the mistake a
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Speaker 1: lot of people make is they think if you were
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Speaker 1: on television, if you're in a movie, you're making millions.
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Speaker 1: You're not. I have a lot of friends who are actors,
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Speaker 1: and they make sixty eighty one hundred thousand dollars a year,
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Speaker 1: a good income, but not the twenty million that you
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Speaker 1: think of when you think of Julia Roberts or a
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Speaker 1: George Clooney. And so Mario was struggling to pay his bills,
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Speaker 1: and Tyler Perry is saying that throughout the filming of
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Speaker 1: the project, Mario constantly asked him for financial help. Can
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Speaker 1: I have a little bit money here? Can I have
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Speaker 1: a little bit of money there? I need to pay
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Speaker 1: this bill? Can you help me pay that bill? That's
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Speaker 1: what Tyler Perry is saying, happened to you. And at
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Speaker 1: first Tyler Perry gave him money. But when he stopped,
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Speaker 1: that's when things got really, really ugly, is what Tyler
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Speaker 1: Perry is saying. Here. I have a friend, a friend
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Speaker 1: of mine who moved to la and fell upon hard times,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of us helped him. We helped him financially. However,
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Speaker 1: it did get to a point where we were just
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Speaker 1: giving money. It felt like every other month, and a
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Speaker 1: lot of us said, will help you get some emotional
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Speaker 1: help there. It might have been a drug problem, will
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Speaker 1: help you find a rehab, But just sending you a
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Speaker 1: check every month is something that we didn't do for
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Speaker 1: that long, maybe longer than we should have. I still
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Speaker 1: get texts from him every so often, really asking for money.
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Speaker 1: It's that clear. It's not Hello, how are you. It's like,
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Speaker 1: I'm really struggling. Can you send money? I've stopped. I
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Speaker 1: don't do that anymore. I'm happy to get you a
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Speaker 1: hotel room, I'm happy to try and figure out some
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Speaker 1: sort of treatment. But I can't just keep giving you cash.
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Speaker 1: That's the point that Tyler Perry seems to be suggesting
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Speaker 1: that he got to he just couldn't keep sending money,
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Speaker 1: giving money. And now Tyler Perry is asking the court
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Speaker 1: to throw this case out, toss it out entirely for now.
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Speaker 1: It really is a he said, and he said showdown
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Speaker 1: with millions of dollars on the line. What's going to
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Speaker 1: be important here in this case is text messages, is emails.
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Speaker 1: People now tell you everything on their phones, and you
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Speaker 1: have a record ten twenty years ago, when I was
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Speaker 1: having conversations with people, we had a conversation, we hung
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Speaker 1: up and that was the end of that. Nobody knew
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Speaker 1: what we said. Now, most of my conversations do not
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Speaker 1: happen verbally. They happen with my thumbs. I'm texting all
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Speaker 1: day long, and I like it because now you have
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Speaker 1: a record, You have a definitive record of what was said,
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Speaker 1: what was replied. And I don't think I hold on
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Speaker 1: to text messages to cover my bottom or to prove
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Speaker 1: a point, but it is nice to know that these
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Speaker 1: things do. He exists, and Tyler Perry has a lot
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Speaker 1: of money. Friendsic. Forensic people can go into his phone.
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Speaker 1: You can find old texts just because you delete them.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how to do this, but if you
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Speaker 1: delete a text, it still exists somewhere. Don't ask me where,
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Speaker 1: but it still exists somewhere. So Tyler Perry's people are
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Speaker 1: now going through all his texts and they think these
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Speaker 1: proved very very clearly that Tyler was generous, Tyler was kind,
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Speaker 1: and when he finally said no, then this sexual assault
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Speaker 1: law suit was filed. Now we've got to point out
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Speaker 1: the other side here. Mario or Rodriguez claims he has
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Speaker 1: text messages too, and he will have somebody go through
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Speaker 1: his phone and if there are saucy messages, if there's
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Speaker 1: messages about hooking up, meeting at a hotels, having late
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Speaker 1: night work sessions, then we can also look at those.
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Speaker 1: At the moment, it's a he said, he said, we
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Speaker 1: don't know the outcome. Tyler Perry wants this lawsuit tossed out,
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Speaker 1: thrown away. I don't think that's going to happen. I
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Speaker 1: think it's gonna go forward and evidence is gonna be presented,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to our whole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: Tyler Perry is blasting a seventy seven million dollar lawsuit.
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Speaker 1: He says it is a money grab. Do you believe him?
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Speaker 1: Do you believe Tyler Perry? I know that we think
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Speaker 1: we love him, We love the characters he plays, madea
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Speaker 1: and almost fabulous creations. But that isn't him. That's him
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Speaker 1: on a big screen, that's him on a tell Vision screen,
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Speaker 1: that's him in a movie, in a TV show. Do
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Speaker 1: we really know Tyler Perry? What do you think? He? Go?
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Speaker 1: tomorrow to hear your results. Okay, moving along, Maybe Mamma
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Speaker 1: does know best. Zandea's mother is given a side eye
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Speaker 1: to the secret that she might her daughter might be married. Ouch,
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Speaker 1: so lor Roach, I love that name. He's a stylist.
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Speaker 1: He has worked with Zandea for years. He's a brilliantly
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Speaker 1: talented stylist and a lot of people credit him for
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Speaker 1: really creating her bold look. She always looks amazing on
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Speaker 1: the red carpet. Well, he was on the red carpet
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Speaker 1: himself at the Sagawards, and he laughed to Access Hollywood
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Speaker 1: when he was asked about the wedding. He was asked
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Speaker 1: about the wedding dress, and he raised an eyebrown said
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Speaker 1: they might already be married. Well, now Zandaa's has captioned
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Speaker 1: that little SoundBite with the laugh translation. Not so fast,
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Speaker 1: so Roach said, quote, the wedding has happened already, you
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Speaker 1: missed it. But nows Andaya's camp are notoriously famously tight lipped.
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Speaker 1: They are giving a few hints that this is just
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Speaker 1: all clickbait. They're playing with us. They are not married.
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Speaker 1: We don't know here, is there a secret ceremony. Is
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Speaker 1: this Hollywood high part they having fun with us? Are
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Speaker 1: they playing with us? There's one thing that is certain.
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Speaker 1: If there was a wedding, they're not sharing the guest list.
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Speaker 1: They are keeping this secret. I love Tom Holland as
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Speaker 1: Zendeya have managed to carve out a private life for themselves.
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Speaker 1: It works for them. It doesn't have to work for
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Speaker 1: every celebrity, but for them, they want to keep it
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Speaker 1: about the work, not them personally. They're never in the tabloids,
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Speaker 1: They're never looking for for extra publicity. These are not
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Speaker 1: real housewives, They're not Kardashians. This is how they live
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Speaker 1: their life. I think it's absolutely amazing. So we just
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Speaker 1: do not know. Eventually we will. There has been some
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Speaker 1: photos of her and she does look as if she's
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Speaker 1: wearing a wedding band. There has been some photos of
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Speaker 1: her where she doesn't look like she's wearing a wedding band.
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Speaker 1: My good here is that they have not got married yet,
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Speaker 1: because if they had, I don't think her stylist would
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Speaker 1: even be joking about it. It's only funny if they're
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Speaker 1: still single and you're teasing it to the press, you're
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Speaker 1: leading the press down the wrong path. That makes this funny. Now,
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Speaker 1: she she has to be approving of this. She could
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Speaker 1: call him, she could text him and say stop, I
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Speaker 1: don't want to talk about this. You're not helping. It's
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Speaker 1: not funny. She would do that if she was married.
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Speaker 1: If she's not married, she's probably having a good laugh
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Speaker 1: about this one. So my gut instincts. And once again
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Speaker 1: here I'm a terrific reporter, but this is not reporting.
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Speaker 1: This is just my feelings. I'm always honest on the
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Speaker 1: show when I give you my opinions rather than the facts,
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Speaker 1: and here just an opinion. I don't think they are
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Speaker 1: married yet. I do believe this was a little bit
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Speaker 1: of a tease. This was a little bit of fun.
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Speaker 1: But he could only do it. The stylist could only
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Speaker 1: have a little bit of fun if they're not married.
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Speaker 1: If they are married, then he's betrayed her. Then he
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Speaker 1: has announced it. And he's not going to do that
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Speaker 1: because she is his cash cow. Let's be honest. He's
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Speaker 1: super talented, but she put him on the map too.
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Speaker 1: She's the one that has changed his career. He works
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Speaker 1: with a lot of celebrities, but Sandeia is the big
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Speaker 1: one here and he's not going to be messing with that.
10:34
Speaker 1: When I worked with Jessica Simpson and Jennifer Lopez and
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Speaker 1: Alicia Keys, they're glam squad, that's what we call them.
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Speaker 1: The stylists, the hair and the makeup people. They knew
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Speaker 1: where their money was coming from. And they never ever
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Speaker 1: ever upset the boss. They never leaked, They never talked
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Speaker 1: about Jessica's relationship with Nick nick Lache or anybody else.
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Speaker 1: They earn a lot of money working with the star
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Speaker 1: and so they are not going to betray that trust.
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Speaker 1: I don't think they're married. What do you think? Okay?
11:03
Speaker 1: Moving along? Carry Underwood fires back after getting booed oh
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Speaker 1: ouch all American Idol, the crowd turned on her. So
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Speaker 1: when the American Idol audience tried to drown out Carrie
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Speaker 1: over a critique of a contestant song, she didn't flinch.
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Speaker 1: I like it. She is tough, she said, boomy, I
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Speaker 1: don't care. Your boos are feeding me. She doubled down
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Speaker 1: on it. The crowd bristled after she called a song
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Speaker 1: choice a missed opportunity. Now fellow judges jumped in and said,
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Speaker 1: she's only would this, you know, so they disagreed with her. Too,
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Speaker 1: and so this was a really sort of funny but
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Speaker 1: a little bit of a tense moment. It's never nice
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Speaker 1: to be booed, never boo It was not an a
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Speaker 1: comfortable moment. She handled it. I thought, very very well.
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Speaker 1: She is so strong, She's been through it all. She
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Speaker 1: started on reality she knows Martine's like to have to
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Speaker 1: work your way up, to have to earn respect. When
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Speaker 1: she started on American Idol, it was at the beginning.
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Speaker 1: It was after Kelly Clarkson, but it still was the
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Speaker 1: early days in Kelly Clarkson has been really eloquent about this.
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Speaker 1: She's told us it was awful. People were really awful
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Speaker 1: to her. After she won American Idol. She would go
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Speaker 1: to red carpet events and the real stars I used
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Speaker 1: that in quotes. The real stars were vile to her,
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Speaker 1: They ignored her. I've being on carpets twenty years ago
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Speaker 1: when Kelly Clarkson would turn up and the celebrities were
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Speaker 1: not that nice to her. Reality TV it'd still look
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Speaker 1: down upon a little bit, but back then it was
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Speaker 1: really thought of as the bottom of the barrel. And
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Speaker 1: so I think here, I know here that Carrie Underwood
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Speaker 1: was in the same position. She's very respected. Now she's
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Speaker 1: one Grammys, she is respected as a brilliant musician. She's very,
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Speaker 1: very talented. But back when she won, everybody felt it
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Speaker 1: was almost like you were cheating, that you hadn't paid
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Speaker 1: your dues. That these other celebrities, these other singers, had
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Speaker 1: been playing piano bars, had been working their way up,
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Speaker 1: and suddenly Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood went on a
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Speaker 1: television show and became famous overnight, sold millions of records.
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Speaker 1: It was almost like they were cheating. They were not,
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Speaker 1: but that's how celebrities who did it the old fashioned
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Speaker 1: way used to think. That has now changed, but the
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Speaker 1: scars are still there. Carrie Underwood is one tough cookie
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Speaker 1: and I am all for it. This story made me gasp,
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Speaker 1: but I know it is true. Netflix might be bringing
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Speaker 1: The Crown back to cover the Andrew downfall drama. So
13:34
Speaker 1: just when you thought the Royal Saga had closed its curtains,
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Speaker 1: insiders are saying that Netflix is considering reviving The Crown
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Speaker 1: they finished. If you remember it ended a few years
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Speaker 1: ago with William and Kate. Well, now this Andrew's story,
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Speaker 1: it's grabbing headlines around the world. Everybody is talking about it.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it's the moment for The Crown to come back.
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Speaker 1: So with Hollywood, they are racing to dramatize this scandal
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Speaker 1: surrounding the ties with Jeffrey Epstein, and the streamer Netflix
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Speaker 1: might be the first to do it. So The Crown
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Speaker 1: ended in twenty twenty three, three, four, five, six, three
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Speaker 1: years ago, but the brand lives on. It's a very
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Speaker 1: very popular show still, even though they're not making any
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Speaker 1: new episodes. The back catalog is always making money. It's
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Speaker 1: always on the streamers, and so people really have a
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Speaker 1: fund memory of it. So it would be easy to
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Speaker 1: reboot it. And this would be one hell of a
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Speaker 1: story to tell. So if it moves forward, this is
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Speaker 1: going to be a ratings a ratings fit for a king.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be massive. Although what do they do
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Speaker 1: with Harry and Meghan? They had a Netflix deal? Will
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Speaker 1: they be asked their opinion? They're probably for it. This
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Speaker 1: Andrew drama has taken everything away from all their problems,
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Speaker 1: and so I think this is probably probably gonna happen.
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Speaker 1: Why do you think. Okay, we're going to take a
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Speaker 1: quick break and we will be right back. Welcome back
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Speaker 1: to the Naughty but naisham your house rab shooter. Hey,
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Speaker 1: talked about Savannah's heartbreaking, really really emotional breakdown at her
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Speaker 1: it has been over thirty days since her mom disappeared,
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Speaker 1: and the garden, the house, the grounds are covered with
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Speaker 1: siblings and a bunch of yellow flowers and put them
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Speaker 1: down for her mom with a beautiful, beautiful note. The
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Speaker 1: family has come to the realization that this story might
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Speaker 1: end in a way that we all feared. They're there now.
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Speaker 1: They are smart people, they are realistic people, they are
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Speaker 1: hopeful people. But they know our question was quite simple,
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Speaker 1: well they ever solve this case? Is this now a
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Speaker 1: cold case? All the resources, all the media attention around
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Speaker 1: the web that has been on this case, and still
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Speaker 1: we're no nearer to solving it. In fact, I think
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Speaker 1: we're even farther away. Nobody's been arrested, no one's come
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Speaker 1: forward with a really valuable tip. What do you think here?
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Speaker 1: Will this case ever be solved? Eighty percent said sadly, no,
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Speaker 1: day all. My nicest of the day is Kim Kardashian
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Speaker 1: and Lilis Hamilton are getting very, very close. So the
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Speaker 1: two have been spotted together in Arizona. They were taking pictures.
16:47
Speaker 1: They were on red rocks. It looks like Paradise. The sunset,
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Speaker 1: skies blaze. They were on boat rides. They were having
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Speaker 1: a fantastic time. He was spotted shirtless, Hello Helloa low
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Speaker 1: going for a jog. She's served up her canyon Glaboor.
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Speaker 1: She looked fabulous. So there were no couple picks. However,
17:07
Speaker 1: we did see individual pictures of them. There. People are
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Speaker 1: saying they are a power pair and they pose for
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Speaker 1: the sunset. These two are the real deal. We just
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Speaker 1: spotted them having dinner together in Paris. Good for you, bonjour.
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Speaker 1: Now they're in Arizona, so they're not officially together yet,
17:23
Speaker 1: but it looks as if Kim has finally found a
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Speaker 1: really nice sky. We are rooting for you and nicest
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Speaker 1: the other day, and naughty is the day, naughty, naughty, naughty.
17:35
Speaker 1: I think Justin Timberlake here is really missing an opportunity
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Speaker 1: to really set a wrong right. So Justin is suing
17:43
Speaker 1: to bury DWI body camera he feels would ruin his career.
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Speaker 1: So it looks like Justin wants the cameras off permanently.
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Speaker 1: The Pops Prince is suing the village of Sagharbor to
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Speaker 1: block the release of body camera footage from his twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four arrest, arguing that it shows him in a acutely
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Speaker 1: vulnerable state transitation here translation, It's not the polished version
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Speaker 1: of Justin we're used to seeing, so to say it
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Speaker 1: might ruin him, this is going to show a sign
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Speaker 1: of Justin that he has worked his whole career to hide.
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Speaker 1: It's not a new site. People that know Justin tell
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Speaker 1: me he's a party boy. This is a guy who
18:25
Speaker 1: has an edge. However, he likes to present himself in
18:27
Speaker 1: a very different way when he's on stage, when he's
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Speaker 1: making music. The truth. These are the truth, and I
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Speaker 1: don't think there should be special rules just because you're
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Speaker 1: a celebrity. If this video would be released on you
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Speaker 1: or me, then it should be on justin. We're sick,
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Speaker 1: aren't We were all sick of special rules for special people.
18:47
Speaker 1: I use special in quotes for celebrities. After the Epstein case,
18:51
Speaker 1: I'm just so mad that rich and powerful people clearly
18:55
Speaker 1: get away with stuff that we would not. I'm over it.
18:58
Speaker 1: I'm over these billionaire I'm over these really wealthy people,
19:02
Speaker 1: these really famous people playing by their own rules. Okay,
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Speaker 1: rant over. Let's end with a moment of rob. You're
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Speaker 1: gonna rob, you gonna rub, We've gotta rob. So for
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Speaker 1: fifteen twenty minutes where we love bringing you all the
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Speaker 1: celebrity news or gossip, but for a moment, we're a
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Speaker 1: little bit more deep. Actions are data. Words are marketing.
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Speaker 1: Stop falling in love with potential. Stop negotiating with promises.
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Speaker 1: If someone says they care but never show up, believe
19:30
Speaker 1: the pattern. Consistency is character, effort is evidence, and the
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Speaker 1: follow through that is truth. You don't need another explanation,
19:42
Speaker 1: you need observation. Look and see what people are doing,
19:45
Speaker 1: because their actions tell the truth. Their words very nice.
19:49
Speaker 1: It's lovely to listen to somebody say nice things, but
19:52
Speaker 1: what are they actually doing? And this is the hard part.
19:56
Speaker 1: It applies to you too. Your goals don't care about
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