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PRINCE WILLIAM PARTIES WITH FRIENDS, JENNIFER LOPEZ’S CHILD TAKES NEW NAME, AND MORGAN WALLEN SMASHES PIANO · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Sure, it's time from Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo. Hello,
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Speaker 1: welcome to the Naughty but Nice Shall your host Shooter.
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Speaker 1: It's Monday morning and we have a ton of celebrity
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Speaker 1: gossip to get to my friends. What time is it? It
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Speaker 1: is tea time, big story at the top of the show.
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Speaker 1: So the former Prince Andrew faces new sex misconduct probe. Ouch.
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Speaker 1: So the former Prince Andrew is once again under scrutiny
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Speaker 1: after police opened a new investigation into an alleged incident
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Speaker 1: dating back from two thousand and two at a royal Ascot.
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Speaker 1: According to new reports, detectives are examining possible claims of
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Speaker 1: sexual misconduct as well as other offenses. The allegations are
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Speaker 1: said to involved the events around a prestigious horse racing
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Speaker 1: festival attended by senior members of the royal family. So
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Speaker 1: Royal Ascot is this horse racing festival. It's very prestigious,
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Speaker 1: lots of the royals go. In fact, the year of
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Speaker 1: two thousand and two when the former Prince Andrew at
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Speaker 1: the time he was Prince Andrew when he attended, he
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Speaker 1: arrived with his brother who at the time was the
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Speaker 1: Prince of Wales. He's now the King. The latest probe
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Speaker 1: adds to Andrew's growing legal and public relations troubles. Authorities
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Speaker 1: they have not announced any changes yet to the ongoing investigation,
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Speaker 1: and it remains unclear whether these allegations are actually true
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Speaker 1: or not. However, we do know an investigation is ongoing.
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Speaker 1: This is what happens in celebrity, in royal in real life,
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Speaker 1: the damn breaks. One person comes forward and tells their story.
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Speaker 1: Just one person, then two, then three, and often these people,
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Speaker 1: if they do it once, they do it again and again.
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Speaker 1: And in the case of the former Prince Andrew, if
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Speaker 1: you get away with stuff for long enough, you keep
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Speaker 1: doing it allegedly. Let's be careful there, because at the
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Speaker 1: moment he has not been proven guilty. At first, I
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Speaker 1: did not think this case would go ahead. I'm still
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Speaker 1: shocked that somebody as powerful, as prestigious, as wealthy as
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Speaker 1: the former Prince Andrew is in this position because normally
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Speaker 1: what history has told us is the men of extreme wealth,
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Speaker 1: of extreme power often get away with it. Times have changed.
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Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein, Jeffrey Epstein. The damn has broken, the floodgates
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Speaker 1: have opened, and now this investigation is going forward. So
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Speaker 1: can you imagine being at Royal Ascot, being the Queen's son,
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Speaker 1: the access to the power, the prestige, the privilege that
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Speaker 1: he had that day. I've seen photographs of him. He's
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Speaker 1: in a top hat, he's in a carriage. He drips power,
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Speaker 1: he drips entitlement. And my sources are telling me that
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Speaker 1: the sexual misconduct allegations they come from a waitress, somebody
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Speaker 1: that was working there, somebody that had to go and
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Speaker 1: pay their bills, somebody that had got a job at
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Speaker 1: Royal Ascot. I assumed somebody who was really excited to
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Speaker 1: meet the prince. I have family members who met William
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Speaker 1: just a few days ago, and they were so excited
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Speaker 1: to meet a prince. Back then, meeting Andrew in the
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Speaker 1: early two thousands was massive. This was long before any
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Speaker 1: of the scandal. He was a playboy back then, but
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Speaker 1: celebrated for being a playboy. He was the handsome royal
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Speaker 1: back then. Charles, his brother Anne. It was Andrew who
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Speaker 1: was the Queen's favorite, Randy. Andy, That's what they used
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Speaker 1: to call him in the paper, so people knew. However,
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Speaker 1: back then, over twenty years ago, it was a compliment.
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Speaker 1: It was a joke. It was funny that Andy was
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Speaker 1: so Randy, Well, now it's not quite so funny, is it,
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Speaker 1: because we find out he ruined lives sexual misconduct. He
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Speaker 1: thought he could do it. Our friend Nicki Garstin over
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Speaker 1: at page six she reported what his pickup line was.
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Speaker 1: It's a very vulgar lion. And he used to rub
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Speaker 1: his penis against ladies thighs against their back and ask
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Speaker 1: them what does it feel like to feel a royal penis?
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Speaker 1: He used a very different word, but you know where
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Speaker 1: I'm going, and so just vulgar entitled the new book
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Speaker 1: about him and Sarah Ferguson blew my mind. He was
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Speaker 1: the spare when Harry talks about being the spare. Long
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Speaker 1: before him, his uncle Andrew was spare jealous, very jealous
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Speaker 1: of Charles, very jealous that his brother was going to
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Speaker 1: be the king, and he didn't feel like he had
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Speaker 1: a role or a job. A lot of people feel
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Speaker 1: like that in life. But we don't go round sexually
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Speaker 1: harassing people. Find a purpose. Find something you want to do.
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Speaker 1: You have all the privilege in the world, instead of
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Speaker 1: deciding to prey on young, vulnerable women, people who who
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Speaker 1: did not have the ability back then to say no,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure many of them did. But I can imagine
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Speaker 1: a waitress working at Royal Ascot. It is a most
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Speaker 1: glamorous event, it really is. I've been to one. It
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Speaker 1: is the high society. I don't know how I got in,
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Speaker 1: but it is the high society of London. It's like
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Speaker 1: My Fair Lady. That scene in My Fair Lady where
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Speaker 1: she dresses up as a lady and goes to the races.
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Speaker 1: That's what it is like. That's what that scene is
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Speaker 1: based on. Royal Ascot. And now we find out but
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Speaker 1: one of these most royal events sexual misconduct potentially occurred.
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Speaker 1: I gotta admit I'm an American. Now I have an
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Speaker 1: American passport, I'm an American citizen. I'm proud of that.
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Speaker 1: But I am really really proud about the way the
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Speaker 1: Brits are finally handled the Jeffrey Epstein case. People are
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Speaker 1: getting arrested, people are being investigated. That has not happened
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Speaker 1: here in America, but in the UK. Somebody as high up,
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Speaker 1: as high up in the establishment as a Prince of England,
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Speaker 1: somebody that high up being investigated is a good sign.
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Speaker 1: Nobody is above the law. And so Andrew we do
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Speaker 1: not know if he's guilty yet. I mean a lot
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Speaker 1: of the evidence seems to say yes, but we do
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Speaker 1: not know that that's what a trial's for. If he's innocent,
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Speaker 1: go and clear your name, Andrew, go and clear your name.
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Speaker 1: This is not what the royals want. They were hoping
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Speaker 1: that this Andrew problem was going to be behind them.
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Speaker 1: It's not. Wait till I get to the trial, and
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Speaker 1: I'm told potentially more people are considering coming forward and
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Speaker 1: revealing telling their story of what the disgraced former prince
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Speaker 1: did to them, Which brings us to our pole question
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Speaker 1: of the day. Former Prince Andrew faces new sex misconduct allegations.
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Speaker 1: Will he end up in jail? What do you think here?
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Speaker 1: Do you think he could end up a former prince?
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Speaker 1: That's a big, big, big ask, could he? Will he
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Speaker 1: end up in jail? Hey? Go vote on our Twitter page.
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Speaker 1: I had naughty nice rob Our facebook page is naughty
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Speaker 1: gossip and be sure be sure to check VIC tomorrow
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. O came moving along. Morgan Wallan
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Speaker 1: has smashed his piano on stage. So Morgan gave fans
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Speaker 1: an unforgettable moment when his piano malfunctioned on play stage.
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Speaker 1: I've been to a ton of concerts this happens. It's
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Speaker 1: a live event. It's not television, it's not taped, it's live,
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Speaker 1: and instead of deeming with it, he blew up. In fact,
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Speaker 1: he got so frustrated he smashed his piano so he
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Speaker 1: was finished in singing sand in My Boots, an a
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Speaker 1: cappella song of Hiss, a big hit of his, and
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Speaker 1: the country star then shoved the piano and flipped it
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Speaker 1: on stage. Now, while some saw it as a meltdown,
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Speaker 1: I did. Others say he's a perfectionist and he was
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Speaker 1: so angry with the technical issues. Every performer faces setback
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Speaker 1: so often you don't see them. They're that talented, they're
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Speaker 1: that good. Taylor Swift, her sound went out her pieces.
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Speaker 1: She couldn't hear her band when I saw her, And
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Speaker 1: she was so elegant and so soy fine and so
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Speaker 1: professional the way she dealt with it. The opposite here
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Speaker 1: from Morgan, a very controversial country singer, has said some
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Speaker 1: awful things in the past, and a lot of things
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Speaker 1: that you might have thought he would have had some consequences,
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Speaker 1: maybe even being canceled over. No, no, no. He is
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Speaker 1: one of the biggest stars in the world in fact,
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Speaker 1: if anything, the controversy seems to have helped him, And
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Speaker 1: so what the lesson he's learned is that he can
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Speaker 1: do whatever the hell he wants, and the fans are
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Speaker 1: gonna And so maybe flipping a piano on stage, like
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Speaker 1: the disrespect to an instrument, Oh my goodness. We had
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Speaker 1: a piano in our house growing up. I would never
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Speaker 1: kick it or push it, or scratch it or sit
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Speaker 1: on it. We treated that instrument with the upmost respect.
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Speaker 1: I think musicians do that. I don't know about him, well,
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Speaker 1: certainly I do. Now the video is shocking. The disrespect
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Speaker 1: to the piano, to the music, to the instrument. It
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Speaker 1: just it was so vulgar and so gross. Now some
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Speaker 1: people are celebrating it. I get it. There's always two
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Speaker 1: sides to a story. That's the world we live in,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. Some people disagree, some people don't agree. What
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Speaker 1: do you think about this? If your piano doesn't work,
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Speaker 1: if your guitar doesn't work, if your instrument doesn't work,
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Speaker 1: do you smash it? I mean then people have to
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Speaker 1: come on stage and pick up all the pieces. The
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Speaker 1: stage manager, the crew. Then they've got to do all
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Speaker 1: this work. And what are they going to do for
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Speaker 1: the show tomorrow. Are they're gonna have to get another piano?
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Speaker 1: Hopefully it's a very costly mistake. He has millions, he's
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Speaker 1: selling out, massive, massive staf So I don't think he's
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Speaker 1: worried about the money. I don't think he's worried about
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Speaker 1: the reputation. Letting his emotions get the better of him
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Speaker 1: is something we've seen before with him, and all the
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Speaker 1: times he's done it in the past, he has been rewarded,
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Speaker 1: hasn't lost fans. He's still number one and so smashing
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Speaker 1: a piano on stage, while I think it's gross, a
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Speaker 1: lot of people out there are not going to see
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Speaker 1: it that way, And I get it. It's hard, isn't
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Speaker 1: it sometimes to put yourself into other people's shoes, And
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Speaker 1: when you see a story that clearly to you just
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Speaker 1: feels wrong. It just feels wrong to me, it doesn't
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Speaker 1: to others, and you have to think about that for
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Speaker 1: a minute, don't you. So I really have tried to
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Speaker 1: really think about this as deep as I possibly can.
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Speaker 1: Is he just the perfectionist and he just not really
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Speaker 1: angry because of technical problems or is this just a fool? Okay,
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Speaker 1: moving along, we find a lovely story here, we know
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Speaker 1: who Cupid is. Cupid is in Kendall Jenner's new romance.
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Speaker 1: It's Justin Bieber. So. Initially we thought it was our
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Speaker 1: sister Hiley Kyleie Jenna, the beauty queen who's worth a billion.
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Speaker 1: Now we're finding out no, it was actually just In Bieber.
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Speaker 1: So Kendall and Jacob. They are two of hollywoods now
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Speaker 1: that they're the hottest couple in Hollywood. I loved him
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Speaker 1: in Wuthering Heights. He is one handsome devil, let me
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Speaker 1: tell you. But insiders say that it might have actually
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Speaker 1: been just In Bieber and Hailey Bieber, his wife, who
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Speaker 1: brought them together. They were first spotted kissing at Courchella,
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Speaker 1: at Justin's after party. Now we are getting reports that
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Speaker 1: friends are telling, are telling the whispering that the couple
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Speaker 1: were encouraged to connect. So Justin thought that Kendall and
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Speaker 1: Jacob would make a really cute pair, and he encouraged
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Speaker 1: this romance. He invited them both to the party after Coachella.
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Speaker 1: His brilliant performance at Courchella controversial. I thought it's pretty brilliant.
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Speaker 1: It's great to see Justin back on the stage. He
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Speaker 1: had an after party, very VIP, very exclusive. Kendall was there,
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Speaker 1: Jacob was there, and that's when they started this romance.
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Speaker 1: It's still going on. Sources say that Kendall wanted a
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Speaker 1: real romance, not just the big public spectacle. She's had
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Speaker 1: them before, and that's why they kept trying to keep it.
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Speaker 1: There's low profile as possible, but they're not hiding. They
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Speaker 1: living their lives. We saw them on a beach together.
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Speaker 1: We saw them in La together at dinner, so they're
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Speaker 1: going out. They're enjoying their lives. They're not talking about
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Speaker 1: it in the press. Justin's not talking about it, but
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Speaker 1: sources are and they're saying Justin Pieber, he loves love.
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Speaker 1: You know. For all the faults of Justin Bieber, and
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Speaker 1: there are many, him and Halee are still together. How
12:34
Speaker 1: many times have we heard that that relationship is over.
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Speaker 1: How many times have we heard there's trouble in the marriage,
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Speaker 1: all of which could be true, but they made it work.
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Speaker 1: I think it's so easy, particularly now, to run away
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Speaker 1: when something is uncomfortable. That's why relationships end. I think
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Speaker 1: that's why the divorce rate is so high. I chose
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Speaker 1: to stick at my marriage there are good times many
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Speaker 1: and I'm very grateful for them, and there's bad times
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Speaker 1: when you get on each other's no, maybe even worse.
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Speaker 1: But I chose to make mine work. I was not
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Speaker 1: going to cut and run. And I think that Justin
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Speaker 1: Bieber and Hayley have done the same. They've decided they
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Speaker 1: are married and there will be days that are not good.
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Speaker 1: There have been days, but they're not running, and so
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Speaker 1: I really do value that. They value the institution of
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Speaker 1: marriage and they want to see their friends happy too,
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Speaker 1: and that's what they are doing, encouraging Kendall Jenner and
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Speaker 1: her new romance. Okay, moving along, Let's handle this with
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Speaker 1: a little bit of care here, because we've known it
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Speaker 1: for a long time, but we haven't ever reported this.
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Speaker 1: So Jennifer Lopez's child has a new name. So Jennifer
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Speaker 1: Lopez's child, who we know as Emmy, appears to be
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Speaker 1: starting a new chapter with a new name. According to
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Speaker 1: the graduation announcement congratulations just graduated on social media account,
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Speaker 1: the eighteen year old is now going by Oscar muniuz
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Speaker 1: So the young the young, young child, well not young anymore.
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Speaker 1: Eighteen eighteen year old Jennifer Lopez is their Mommy used
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Speaker 1: to be Emmy now is Oscar and they will attend
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Speaker 1: Sarah Lawrence College this fall to study theater and studio arts.
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Speaker 1: So wants to get involved in the theater. Remember we
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Speaker 1: saw the then Emmy now Oscar performing with j Loo
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Speaker 1: at the Super Bowl, So this is somebody who loves theater,
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Speaker 1: loves performing. The post also referenced Oscar is now using
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Speaker 1: male pronouns, and it's linked to an Instagram account bearing
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Speaker 1: the new name. Now. Jennifer has never publicly addressed their
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Speaker 1: name change. Her representatives have declined to comment, and the
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Speaker 1: news comes as Jennifer recently became very emotional while discussing
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Speaker 1: her twins leaving for university, leaving the nest, and she
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Speaker 1: said how emotional she's going to be to see them
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Speaker 1: both go. But now Emmy is now going by Oscar.
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Speaker 1: Once again, this is an eighteen year old. This is
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Speaker 1: somebody that didn't choose to be in the spotlight, and
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Speaker 1: so we're treading carefully. I think the press is doing
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Speaker 1: a really good job handling this. We knew for a
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Speaker 1: long time. Jennifer has not spoken out and not said
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Speaker 1: a word about this, But hello, hello Oscar. I like
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Speaker 1: that name. Okay, quickly, before we get a break, Pete
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Speaker 1: Davidson is singing Kim Kardashian's praises so nearly four years
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Speaker 1: four years ago, these two broke up. Pete's proving there's
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Speaker 1: no bad blood. He did a podcast with Nicki Glazer
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Speaker 1: and he said that everything's so good with her, and
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Speaker 1: she's even super human. He said, her super human power,
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Speaker 1: it's just her ability to not give her damn. He said.
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Speaker 1: She knows people make fun of her, she knows people
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Speaker 1: tell her all the time she can't do it. She
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Speaker 1: does it. It's a great superpower to have, believing yourself.
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Speaker 1: Kim does. Okay, we're going to take a quick break
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Speaker 1: on vocal rest. But we did seem a few days
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Speaker 1: ago at and that what makes me so annoyed about
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Speaker 1: for the concert, and you cancel. I think you should
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Speaker 1: give people a little bit of notice. I know if
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Speaker 1: I'm going to get sick. I know if I'm not
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Speaker 1: feeling bold today. I know if I'm going to be
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Speaker 1: okay on Saturday to go out for drinks, to perform
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Speaker 1: and stuff. And so I would love to believe that
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Speaker 1: celebrities the kind ones give their fans the respect and
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Speaker 1: as much notice as possible just a few hours. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if that's acceptable. You know you no longer
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Speaker 1: before that. You do know you might not want to
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Speaker 1: admit it. You might want not want to admit it,
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Speaker 1: and I get that, but you have to admit it
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Speaker 1: when other people are involved, especially their money and their time.
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Speaker 1: Be kind to your fans, last minute canceling, whether you're
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Speaker 1: famous or not not cool? And what is the days
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Speaker 1: him with a moment of rob You love yourself first.
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Speaker 1: Loving yourself is not selfish, No, it's the foundation of
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Speaker 1: They can't give it, so stop settling for less than
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Speaker 1: your mistakes and celebrating your progress instead of absessing about
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Speaker 1: a type of person that just sees one pimple and
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Speaker 1: than the other, or your nose might be crooked. All
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Speaker 1: wonderful things in that mirror. Focus on the relationship you
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Speaker 1: relationship in your life. Treat yourself with the same patience
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Speaker 1: If you wouldn't say it to a friend, wah, are
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