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EXCLUSIVE: PRINCE HARRY’S DIANA GAMBLE, JUSTIN BIEBER’S SNEAKER FLOP & WENDY WILLIAMS’ IMPOSSIBLE RETURN · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Right now? What time is it, my friends? It is
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Speaker 1: tea time. So on twenty eighth anniversary of the Princess
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Speaker 1: of Wales, Princess Diana passing, we have breaking news out
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Speaker 1: of London. Prince Harry is in talks with Netflix to
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Speaker 1: make a movie about his mommy. So Prince Harry is
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Speaker 1: reaching for that one story that is guaranteed to make headlines,
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Speaker 1: money and get people watching. It's the story of his
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Speaker 1: late mother. Insiders tell me that the Duke of Sussex
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Speaker 1: is in advanced talks with Netflix to produce a dramatic
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Speaker 1: feature film about his mom, Princess Diana, a high stakes
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Speaker 1: gamble to salvage his struggling Hollywood deal. One insider tells
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Speaker 1: me quote, it's the ultimate card to play. Nothing sells
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Speaker 1: like Diana. If Harry can package her story into a movie,
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Speaker 1: Netflix will keep him and Megan on the payroll. This
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Speaker 1: is the hit that they need to survive now. As
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Speaker 1: you can imagine, rumors of this are bubbling around London.
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Speaker 1: They have made themselves known inside the halls of Buckingham
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Speaker 1: Palace and now courtiers are very very angry about it,
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Speaker 1: saying William is particularly outraged. To him, their mother's memory
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Speaker 1: is sacred, not a bargaining chip in a business deal.
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Speaker 1: Now that business deal is so important here. Harry and
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Speaker 1: Meghan originally got about one hundred million dollars from Netflix
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Speaker 1: in a contract, but they didn't really deliver much. In fact,
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Speaker 1: everything they did deliver unfortunately underperformed for them. Meghan's lifestyle
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Speaker 1: series Nobody's watching It's Harry's documentary about Polo. Nobody really
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Speaker 1: is watching that at all, even lower numbers on that.
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Speaker 1: In fact, the only big thing they've had two big
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Speaker 1: things since they left the family, two big hits. His
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Speaker 1: book a monstrously successful or book, and the interview they
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Speaker 1: did with Oprah was massive. Neither one, though, was part
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Speaker 1: of the Netflix deal. So Netflix is bothered that I
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Speaker 1: hang on a minute. Clearly, you've got a story that
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Speaker 1: people want to listen to it, You've got a story
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Speaker 1: to tell, but you didn't do it with us. You
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Speaker 1: did it with Oprah. That's strange, isn't it should have
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Speaker 1: been on Netflix? And this book, Why wasn't he doing
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Speaker 1: this book telling these stories in a Netflix show? No,
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Speaker 1: he did this with a book publisher and they did
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Speaker 1: not see a penny. Well, they have renewed their contract
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Speaker 1: with Netflix, sort of, it's not one hundred million dollar contract.
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Speaker 1: In fact, now Netflix only pays them, only gives them
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Speaker 1: money if they sign on to a project. So it's
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Speaker 1: called a first look deal. What that means is when
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Speaker 1: Harry and Megan have an idea, they give the first
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Speaker 1: look to Netflix, and netflixays yes or no, And if
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Speaker 1: they don't think anyone's gonna watch, if they don't think
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Speaker 1: they're gonna make any money, they say no. If they
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Speaker 1: think it's a great idea, they say, yeah. Well, a documentary,
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Speaker 1: a film, a program, a series about Princess Diana produced
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Speaker 1: by Prince Harry her son that they think would be
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Speaker 1: really really big. Now let me tell you, let me
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Speaker 1: get really deep here into why the monarchy is so
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Speaker 1: upset about this. This would drag Charles and Camilla and
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Speaker 1: the entire family back into the spotlight at the worst
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Speaker 1: possible time. So for decades the Windsors have been trying
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Speaker 1: to get past Princess Diana. Harry doing a Diana movie
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Speaker 1: would undermine all that. They have worked really hard, Charles
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Speaker 1: the family to make sure Camilla is now an accepted part.
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Speaker 1: She's queen. Camilla is something she said she would never
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Speaker 1: be when they first got married. She said she would
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Speaker 1: never ever be queen. Well she is. She is queen,
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Speaker 1: and that just goes to show you, over the last
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Speaker 1: twenty eight years since the death of Diana, how the
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Speaker 1: family has really pivoted, has had a really strategic pr
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Speaker 1: campaign to welcome Camillary in let's not beat around the
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Speaker 1: bush here. Camilla was the other woman. Diana said that
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Speaker 1: Camilla was the third person in the relationship. She even
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Speaker 1: attended their wedding. Can you imagine that? And so this
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Speaker 1: is just a really ugly part of the Windsor history.
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Speaker 1: They've glossed over it, and I think to a certain extent,
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Speaker 1: in fact, a really large extent, they've been very, very
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Speaker 1: successful at doing that. Camilla has been accepted. They do
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Speaker 1: not want people reminded about the affairs, about the cheating,
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Speaker 1: about a really ugly time in the House of Windsor. Well,
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Speaker 1: Harry might be about to do all that. One source
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Speaker 1: said to me really bluntly. It stopped me in my tracks.
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Speaker 1: They said, quote, Harry is playing the Diana card because
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Speaker 1: it's the only one he has left. Harry and Meghan
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Speaker 1: have really tried to make it in Hollywood in America
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Speaker 1: by doing their own projects. Nobody is that interested in them.
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Speaker 1: What they're interested in is the family that they belong to.
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Speaker 1: If Harry and Meghan were not part of the royal family,
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Speaker 1: we wouldn't be talking about them today. But they are
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Speaker 1: and they always will be, even if they've stepped away
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Speaker 1: from it. And it's complicated because a lot of people
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Speaker 1: here in Britain are really angry with Harry and Meghan
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Speaker 1: and they're saying, how dare he tell this story? How
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Speaker 1: dare he quote play the Diana card? But let me
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Speaker 1: remind everybody, it's his mom. Doesn't he have a right
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Speaker 1: to do that. If anyone has a right to tell
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Speaker 1: their parents' story, it's the kids. And there's been so
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Speaker 1: many movies, so many TV specials, so many documentaries about
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Speaker 1: Diana that the kids have never been part of. In fact,
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Speaker 1: it's not just that they've not been part of them,
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Speaker 1: they've not profited from them. That sounds like a vulgar words,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it. But if somebody was making money from my mom,
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Speaker 1: my mom's legacy, shouldn't it be me? All these producers
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Speaker 1: they're not making Diana documentaries and movies because they want
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Speaker 1: to educate the world. It's a business. They're making them
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Speaker 1: to make money. Hundreds of millions, if not billions of
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Speaker 1: dollars have been made off Diana, off her legacy. Shouldn't
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Speaker 1: that money go to the suns. Something's happening in America
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Speaker 1: that's quite similar at the moment. There's going to be
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Speaker 1: a new series about the Kennedys and Jack Schlosberg, who
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Speaker 1: is the grandson of JFK. The President JFK. His only
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Speaker 1: grandson is really speaking out saying this is not your
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Speaker 1: story to tell. Ryan Murphy, that's who's making the Kennedy documentary,
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Speaker 1: the Kennedy series. And so I think Harry here, if
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Speaker 1: anyone has the rights to make a Diana movie Diana documentary,
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Speaker 1: forget how you feel about Harry, if you feel he's
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Speaker 1: betrayed the UK, or if you love him. Doesn't he
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Speaker 1: have the right to tell his mom's story. Isn't it
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Speaker 1: better for Harry to tell it than some filmmaker, than
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Speaker 1: Steven Spielberg or somebody that barely knows and maybe never
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Speaker 1: ever met her. I think there's a really interesting debate
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Speaker 1: conversation to have here. Who owns the right of your story?
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Speaker 1: If I wanted to do a story about a celebrity
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Speaker 1: I know, is that my right or is it the
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Speaker 1: family's right? Which brings us to our pole question, A
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Speaker 1: really good pole question of the day. Harry is already
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Speaker 1: in advanced talks with Netflix to produce a dramatic feature
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Speaker 1: film about his mommy, Princess Diana. We say, mummy here, mummy,
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Speaker 1: m m m y, mummy Princess Diana. Does Harry have
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Speaker 1: the rights to tell his own mother's story. What do
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Speaker 1: you think? Does he have the right, not the right,
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Speaker 1: not the legal rights. Does he have the moral right
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Speaker 1: to tell his own mother's story? Hey? Go vote's complicated today,
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Speaker 1: isn't it? Yes or no? Go vote on our Twitter
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Speaker 1: you the results from New York. Okay, moving along, just
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Speaker 1: In deebasnek a brand has collapsed after he was injured
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Speaker 1: wearing his own shoes. Well that can't be good. So
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Speaker 1: what should have been Justin Bieber's big moment has turned
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Speaker 1: into a nightmare. Sources are telling me the thirty one
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Speaker 1: year old star his sneaker line is in crisis after
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Speaker 1: Justin admitted he rolled his ankle while wearing a pair
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Speaker 1: of his own shoes. Of Justin, shut up, he said
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Speaker 1: the following quote, discontinuing the clunky sould sides he's talking
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Speaker 1: about his own shoes. Let me remind you rolled my
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Speaker 1: ankle two hazardous. He put that on Instagram, effectively killing
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Speaker 1: his own product in real time. Sources tell me this
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Speaker 1: is a pr nightmare when your founder, the founder trashes
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Speaker 1: the product. The game is over, So retails are panicking
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Speaker 1: buyers who's stocked up on his debut collection and now
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Speaker 1: fearing they're going to be left with dead inventory. The
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Speaker 1: credibility has absolutely gone, sources say, quote, if Justin says
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Speaker 1: they're unsafe, which he did, why would fans risk buying
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Speaker 1: them now? The timing could not be worse. His latest
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Speaker 1: album has already dropped out of iTunes top fifty, and
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Speaker 1: the sneaker line was meant to sort of reposition him
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Speaker 1: as a lifestyle mogul. This was meant to be a
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Speaker 1: second act. Instead, it is a punch line. Oh Justin,
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Speaker 1: How silly, how arrogant? How just destructive? And that's the word,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. It's self destructive. That's something Justin has a long,
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Speaker 1: long history of doing. Moving along, our old friend Wendy
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Speaker 1: Williams would love to come back to TV, but a
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Speaker 1: health struggles and making it impossible. So there's new reports
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Speaker 1: out there that Wendy does not want to return to TV.
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Speaker 1: She's done with that, she's moved onto other stuff. It's
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Speaker 1: just simply not true. And I last saw all she
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Speaker 1: talked about was returning to TV. Friends who have seen
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Speaker 1: her recently said she'd love to be back on TV.
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Speaker 1: She dreams of being on TV. When she meets people,
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Speaker 1: she always asks him, I saw her do this. Did
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Speaker 1: you see the Wendy Williams show. I'm Wendy Williams. She's
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Speaker 1: so proud of it. So she still dreams of a big,
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Speaker 1: grand return, but insiders tell me it's never going to happen.
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Speaker 1: The sixty year old Queen of Talk we can call her,
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Speaker 1: that revolutionized daytime gossip and away in a way that
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Speaker 1: we all fell in love with it. I've got to
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Speaker 1: be armist. Wendy's a little bit meaner than I am,
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Speaker 1: a little bit more cheeky than I am. But I
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Speaker 1: did love watching the first twenty minutes of her show,
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Speaker 1: where she just did a monologue. Wendy sat in the
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Speaker 1: famous purple chair. I've sat in that chair. When I
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Speaker 1: said her apartment, She's got the chair in her apartments,
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Speaker 1: And I was like, can I sit on the throne
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Speaker 1: Queen Wendy. She chuckled away and said, of course, you cad.
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Speaker 1: I loved it at her place. Well, Wendy would sit
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Speaker 1: on that throne, and she reinvented this. So much of
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Speaker 1: this podcast, the naughty but nice show tips that the hat.
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Speaker 1: I tipped top our hat to the Wendy Williams Show
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Speaker 1: the first twenty minutes of her show. It's basically our
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Speaker 1: entire podcast. It's twenty minutes of celebrity gossip. It's naughty
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Speaker 1: and it's nice, and I think too. Wendy Maid did
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Speaker 1: okay for us all to admit we love a little
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Speaker 1: bit of gossip, a little bit of naughty bit noise gossip.
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Speaker 1: It used to be embarrassing, didn't It used to be
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Speaker 1: a bad thing to say you loved gossip. Oh, don't
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Speaker 1: talk to them, They're a gossip not true. Gossip can
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Speaker 1: be great. It doesn't have to be negative. We can
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Speaker 1: stand up and say I love chatting, giggling, sharing information
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Speaker 1: about my friends. In fact, if nobody ever talked about you,
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Speaker 1: I think that's much worse than everybody chattering away. I'm
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Speaker 1: a nosy person. I'm a curious person. I love people.
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Speaker 1: I don't do this because I hate people. I do
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Speaker 1: it because I love them. I love gossiping, talking chatting
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Speaker 1: with my friends, not about mean stuff, about really lovely
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Speaker 1: stuff like oh do you see her new shoes? Or
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Speaker 1: a friend got engaged. I had a baby. Oh, we
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Speaker 1: knit and natter about one another all day. Wendy gave
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Speaker 1: us that she would love to be back, and there's
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Speaker 1: lots of interest in a new TV show. Wendy's name
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Speaker 1: still sells and she could really, really really come back
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Speaker 1: with a major show, except she's not there mentally physically,
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Speaker 1: the early mornings, the daily pressure, the stress, her health
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Speaker 1: just won't allow it. I think her lawyer said, she's
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Speaker 1: now going to focus on other stuff, really on helping
13:29
Speaker 1: people advert to see work. She wants to get out
13:33
Speaker 1: there and talk about the guardianship system. That's something that
13:36
Speaker 1: we don't really talk about enough. And so Wendy hopes
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Speaker 1: to make a return, but it won't be. It won't
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Speaker 1: be to TV. Last time I was with her, and
13:44
Speaker 1: it was about a year ago, she just clearly wasn't
13:47
Speaker 1: in a mental state with her dementia and everything else
13:51
Speaker 1: going on with her physically, it just was going to
13:53
Speaker 1: be impossible TV. When I had my talk show for
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Speaker 1: three years on VH one, it was exhausting. I know
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Speaker 1: that sounds nuts. I wouldn't have believed it if I
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Speaker 1: hadn't lived it, I would have been like, Oh, it's
14:03
Speaker 1: so easy, it's so much fun. It was a real
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Speaker 1: grind and so Wendy, I know what you're feeling. Okay,
14:09
Speaker 1: The Bachelor, the Golden Bachelor is coming back soon, but
14:12
Speaker 1: ABC can't get rid of the old Bachelor, Jerry. Jerry
14:18
Speaker 1: Turner just won't go away. Sources tell me that ABC
14:22
Speaker 1: executives are literally worn out with the seventy two year
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Speaker 1: old retiree who is refusing to step out of the spotlight. Jerry.
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Speaker 1: He's constantly pitching them new shows and specials, and every
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Speaker 1: single idea stars him. Naturally, He honestly still sees himself
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Speaker 1: as a leading man. The problem the audience has moved on,
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Speaker 1: sources tell me. Quote it's giving Bethany Frankel energy. Bethany
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Speaker 1: was a former Real housewife that just will not go away.
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Speaker 1: She made a ton of money selling a vodka drink,
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Speaker 1: one of these drinks, and now she still needs the attaate.
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Speaker 1: So she's always on TikTok, She's always pitching shows, She's
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Speaker 1: always pitching ideas about herself. How Bethany could return and
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Speaker 1: make all this money and be successful. They're saying that
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Speaker 1: Jerry is the new Bethany, always demanding airtime, always stir
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Speaker 1: in the part and always selling himself. When these shows end,
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Speaker 1: it's over. I've met I know a lot of reality stars,
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Speaker 1: and they never think it's going to end. They think
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Speaker 1: that this fabulous thing. They've always wanted their whole lives
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Speaker 1: to be famous, to be relevant, for people to know
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Speaker 1: them for better or words they love. The attention goes
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Speaker 1: away the minute the show does, and that's a very
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Speaker 1: very difficult transition. That's why we see so many of
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Speaker 1: these former reality stars saying controversial things online on TikTok
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Speaker 1: on Instagram, all to get attention Jerry, even though he's
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Speaker 1: in his golden stage of life. No. Different people don't change,
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Speaker 1: do they are who they are? Okay, we're going to
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Speaker 1: take a quick break and we will be right back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the nor Even I show them your
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Speaker 1: host and she would say, hey, let's get to the
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Speaker 1: polls Da Da Da So King, Charles Queen, Camiller, Prince
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Speaker 1: William and Kate Middleton are not watching Meghan's news series
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Speaker 1: on Netflix, Part two of her cooking lifestyle show, The
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Speaker 1: fab Four not watching it. They did watch season one,
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Speaker 1: they're aware of it. They have not bothered to watch
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Speaker 1: this season. Neither have a lot of people, though it's
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Speaker 1: not just the Royals here. Let's be honest. The numbers
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Speaker 1: on this show are really bad. I watched the first season.
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Speaker 1: I enjoyed it. I watched the second season because it
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Speaker 1: was my job, but I didn't enjoy it. It felt
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Speaker 1: like work. In fact, if I wasn't in the royal business,
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Speaker 1: the entertainment business, I probably would have stopped after the
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Speaker 1: first episode, which it looks like a lot of you did.
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Speaker 1: Our question was pretty simple, are you watching what about you? Norties?
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Speaker 1: We do so much royal news. You love the royal news,
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Speaker 1: We love talking about the Royals. Are you watching Meghan's show? Wow?
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Speaker 1: Seventy percent said no, you're not watching the show. Wow.
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Speaker 1: I'm with you. Naughty's. I didn't think it'd be quite
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Speaker 1: that high, but I'm with you. Hey, don't forget to
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Speaker 1: vote on Today's Paul. Go to our Twitter page. It's
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Speaker 1: a really good question today. Does Harry have the right
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Speaker 1: the right to tell his mummy's story? He is her son,
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Speaker 1: So if there's going to be a Diana story, and
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Speaker 1: there is, there's already been so many of them, there
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Speaker 1: are a cash cow. Shouldn't it be Harry's turn to
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Speaker 1: tell his side of this story. Hey, go vote on
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Speaker 1: our Twitter page at Naughty Nice rob Our facebook page
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Speaker 1: is a Naughty gossip and be sure to check back
17:34
Speaker 1: tomorrow when I will be back home. I sound like
17:37
Speaker 1: I'm celebrating it too much. I don't want you to
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Speaker 1: think I'm desperate to leave my family. It has been
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Speaker 1: a magical ten days. But as Dorothy said in the
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Speaker 1: Wizard of Us, there's no place like home, No place
17:47
Speaker 1: like home. Okay, let's do a nice at the day
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Speaker 1: and nicest of the day. This is Dayla Swift and
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Speaker 1: Britney Mahomes. I think I'm pronouncing that right because they're
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Speaker 1: putting their friendship first and keeping politics off the table.
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Speaker 1: So Brittany is at celebrating her birthday. She invited Taylor Swift.
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Speaker 1: They have very different political beliefs, but they can still
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Speaker 1: be friends, and sources tell me the secret is simple.
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Speaker 1: They never talk politics. Sources tell me quote they know
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Speaker 1: they don't agree on everything, but they respect each other
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Speaker 1: enough to leave politics at the door, and that's why
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Speaker 1: it works. The women have become inseparable since Taylor started
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Speaker 1: to date Travis Kelsey, which has now been two years.
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Speaker 1: From cheering together in the VIP suites with champagne flowing
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Speaker 1: at birthday parties. They've each become very close to one another,
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Speaker 1: and insider tells me quote, Taylor has built her career
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Speaker 1: writing about friendships and loyalties. That's a bond that transcends politics.
18:47
Speaker 1: It's all about friendship with Taylor. They have an unspoken
18:51
Speaker 1: pact to not talk about politics. They're about fun friendship,
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Speaker 1: not seeing n versus Fox News, not MSNBC versus News Max. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: this is about being friends, and insiders are telling me
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Speaker 1: it's proof that friendship doesn't need to be filtered through
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Speaker 1: party lines. It has been a really challenging time for
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Speaker 1: both sides in America around the world. But I think
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Speaker 1: we can all be civil, we can be friends. I
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Speaker 1: have people that really disagree with a lot of things
19:22
Speaker 1: that I hold so dear and near to my heart,
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Speaker 1: and initially I sort of gave them a cold shoulder.
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Speaker 1: There were several friends, several people I really liked that
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Speaker 1: I stayed away from a little bit because we just
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Speaker 1: disagreed so much. Taylor has shown us all Taylor and Brittany,
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Speaker 1: you don't have to agree on politics to be friends.
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Speaker 1: I think that's nice and nicest the day. And now
19:45
Speaker 1: I say, do you know Norty Poor Ashley Simpson, who
19:48
Speaker 1: I used to work for, is furious that Jessica Simpson,
19:51
Speaker 1: her sister, has upstaged her big comeback. So ash is
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Speaker 1: in Vegas doing some some concerts, not that many at
19:57
Speaker 1: the Venetian Hotel, really trying to get her music vibe.
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Speaker 1: Batter's singing lots of her old songs. It's almost like
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Speaker 1: a legacy act now, but people loved those songs twenty
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Speaker 1: years ago. So she's doing this residency. I think it's
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Speaker 1: a small room that she's doing, not one of those
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