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The scramble to replace Ellen DeGeneres, Chrissy Teigen ‘ashamed’ over past bullying, Meghan Markle & Prince Harry's top baby names….. · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice shogar Llo. Hello, Hello, Hello, welcome to the Naughty
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Speaker 1: but Nice shall. I'm your house drop shooter. It's Thurst Day,
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Speaker 1: which means our friend Mark Lupo is joining us. Mark.
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Speaker 1: Are you there, hey, Rob? He lower lower low. You
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Speaker 1: just got out the shower. I can tell because your
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Speaker 1: hair is still wet. I'm always shower clean for the show.
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Speaker 1: I love it. Mark. Are you the time for fella
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Speaker 1: that has to have a shower and look good for
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Speaker 1: a zoom call? You know what? It's funny, but I
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Speaker 1: find that I work better when I'm showered and just
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Speaker 1: feeling more fresh, And like myself, I rolled up here
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Speaker 1: and not feeling clean. I think I would do not
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Speaker 1: as a great of a job. But that's so interesting.
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Speaker 1: It's like if you put on a nice pair of shoes,
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Speaker 1: sometimes you walk a little bit taller. When you feel fresh,
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Speaker 1: you're ready to work. Well, that's good news for us,
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Speaker 1: because it's time to get into all the work of
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Speaker 1: the day. What time is it, my friends? It is TV.
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Speaker 1: There is a scramble going on right now to find
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Speaker 1: a replacement for Ellen Degenerous. So Ellen Show is ending
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Speaker 1: next year twenty two, so she gets to do a
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Speaker 1: Goodbye LAP. It's after nineteen seasons, which is ridiculous for TV.
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Speaker 1: It's huge, huge, huge. However, she's going to leave a
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Speaker 1: huge hole in daytime TV schedule, which now celebrities are
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Speaker 1: scrambling to fill. Sources tell me that Kelly Clarkson is
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Speaker 1: the front runner to get the Ellen time slots across
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Speaker 1: the country. So Ellen literally owns the most desirable real
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Speaker 1: estate on TV. You don't want to just be on TV,
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Speaker 1: you want to be on on those really good time slots.
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Speaker 1: So daytime TV, if you get that to that three
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Speaker 1: o'clock slot. Ellen's in different time slots around the country,
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Speaker 1: but overall, Ellen's got the best real estate. So if
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Speaker 1: we all lived on a on a street and we
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Speaker 1: all had a TV show on that street, Ellen's got
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Speaker 1: the nicest house, you know, you know, the best house,
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Speaker 1: the biggest garden. So everyone's scrambling to get this slot.
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Speaker 1: I'm told Kelly Clarkson most likely will get it because
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Speaker 1: Kelly has already proven herself in a less desirable time slot.
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Speaker 1: So if you're doing as well as Kelly in not
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Speaker 1: the greatest slot, not a bad one, it's not two am,
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Speaker 1: you know you're in trouble. When your show is after
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Speaker 1: eleven o'clock, that's not a good time slot. Kelly is
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Speaker 1: in a good slot, but Ellen's in a slightly better one.
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Speaker 1: Do you think Kelly is going to get those slots?
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Speaker 1: Mark Rob I really hope she does. Because Kelly Clarkson,
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Speaker 1: if you've ever met her, she's so lovely, she's so talented.
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Speaker 1: I've been a fan of her since her appearance on
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Speaker 1: America at All, like twenty years ago, and she's really
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Speaker 1: proved us wrong in a way. I didn't think I
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Speaker 1: didn't have a lot of hope for Kelly Clarkson's talk
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Speaker 1: show because it's like, how many more celebrity talk shows
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Speaker 1: do we need? But you know what, I find myself
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Speaker 1: really loving it when I watched it. So Kelly fingers
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Speaker 1: cross for you. She had me at show number one.
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Speaker 1: When she comes out, sings a song, makes fun of herself,
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Speaker 1: sits down on that chair, and she doesn't care for
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Speaker 1: dresses a bit wrinkled or if she's not shot from
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Speaker 1: her best angle, she's not doing that. She's so real.
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Speaker 1: I love the Kelly Show. Let me tell you some
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Speaker 1: other names, though, of people that are trying to get
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Speaker 1: the Ellen slot. So the new York Post is reporting
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Speaker 1: Tiffany Haddish is one of the French runners for that
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Speaker 1: time slot. I think she'd be great with a talk show.
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Speaker 1: Although we should remember Mark, you did point out a
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Speaker 1: lot of celebrities have tried this and it hasn't worked.
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Speaker 1: Remember there was Meredith Vieira show, Katie Current Show, MS,
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Speaker 1: Jenna's Show, Bethany Frankel's show, Coco Show. Yes, Anderson Cooper
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Speaker 1: couldn't couldn't find an audience. Also to Nissi Nash is
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Speaker 1: developing your show? No, no, not for me. You know
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Speaker 1: what the it's it's just think that it's just a
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Speaker 1: lot harder than you think it is, because you know,
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Speaker 1: I come from a daytime TV background, Rob I worked
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Speaker 1: at Wendy Williams, Entire Banks and a bunch of other shows,
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Speaker 1: and it's a lot harder than you think it is
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Speaker 1: to keep a talk show going. I know Jerry O'Connell
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Speaker 1: is someone who's really wanted to talk show. He's right
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Speaker 1: now he's co hosting on The Talk, which is another
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Speaker 1: show it's kind of about to, I think, exit from
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Speaker 1: the landscape of television. And it's like, you know, you
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Speaker 1: really have to prove that you can bring in the
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Speaker 1: audience to make this work. What is it in your
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Speaker 1: experience all those shows you've worked at, and you interned
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Speaker 1: at Kelly and Regius back in the day, so you're
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Speaker 1: really seeing sort of the grand grand shows. There's nothing
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Speaker 1: bigger than that show. What is it that makes a
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Speaker 1: daytime show a hit? What's what? What makes when do
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Speaker 1: you hit? What makes Kelly a hit? What? What do
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Speaker 1: you think it is? I think it's the authenticity of
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Speaker 1: the host and their ability to kind of say whatever
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Speaker 1: they are thinking. So a Wendy, a Regius, Philbin, Kelly Ripper,
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Speaker 1: they are just they are the real deal. And I
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Speaker 1: think that's kind of where Ellen fell off, is that
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Speaker 1: Ellen portrayed this, you know, be nice to one another
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Speaker 1: and Rob, we've known for decades that Ellen is not
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Speaker 1: that person. We've known these stories that have been going
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Speaker 1: on at the set, and then when it finally came
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Speaker 1: to light, it's like it's hard to kind of watch
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Speaker 1: the show in the same way absolutely talking about Ellen
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Speaker 1: being nice or not. Ellen is saying she's leaving the
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Speaker 1: show and this was the plan all along. Her contract
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Speaker 1: expires in two and she said that was the plan. However,
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Speaker 1: insiders are telling me, not exactly. And if that was
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Speaker 1: the plan, Ellen didn't really tell anybody about this. It
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Speaker 1: was a very private plan. I'm not doubting her here.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubts,
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Speaker 1: But if she intended to leave next year, she hadn't
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Speaker 1: told anybody. She kept this a big secret. So the
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Speaker 1: staff now all have to find new jobs. Do you
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Speaker 1: think it's going to be difficult for people to find
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Speaker 1: jobs after working with the Ellen Show or it's all
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Speaker 1: the toxic allegations on Ellen? Well, I think at the
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Speaker 1: hands on what your role was. So there were a
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Speaker 1: few executives who had to exit the show last year,
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Speaker 1: and those people are certainly going to be looked at
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Speaker 1: with the side I but if you're a producer or
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Speaker 1: a production assistant or someone who was just instantly working there,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't hold it against them. If anything, I would
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Speaker 1: look at them and think, you worked at the number
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Speaker 1: one talk show for two decades, and I think you
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Speaker 1: probably have a lot of talent. Because it takes a
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Speaker 1: lot of people to make the Ellen Show what it is.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't just Ellen, so we can't discredit all the work.
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Speaker 1: And Ellen is a Trailblazer. She's doing a show on
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Speaker 1: TV for nineteen years. Just quite an incredible feet You
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Speaker 1: know it really is, isn't it. One of the reasons
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Speaker 1: the show is going away is not just that the
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Speaker 1: numbers have dropped considerably, the costs haven't. So TV is
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Speaker 1: a business. There are a lot of shows that would
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Speaker 1: love to have Ellen's ratings, nine viewers. It's a hit show.
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Speaker 1: The problem for Ellen is her show is budgeted to
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Speaker 1: get over a million a week. So the option she
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Speaker 1: really had is do you want to take a pay cut?
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Speaker 1: Do you want to fire half the staff? There's some
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Speaker 1: really cheap, cheerful shows out there that will last forever.
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Speaker 1: I think of Watch What Happens Live? Andy Cohen only
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Speaker 1: gets about two hundred three hundred thousand viewers, but the
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Speaker 1: show is so cheap. And I say that with respect.
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Speaker 1: I like these shows. I don't like overproduced anymore. Gone
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Speaker 1: of the days of ten producers and fireworks and all
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Speaker 1: the stunts. Give me a bar, give me a bar,
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Speaker 1: give me two chairs. Really what Wendy does? That's my
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Speaker 1: type of show. Now, what do you like as a producer?
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Speaker 1: Do you like this big, overproduced shows? Mark? Would you
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Speaker 1: like the little sort of scrappy ones like good Selves.
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Speaker 1: It's still I love a scrappy show, of course, Rob.
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Speaker 1: And it's funny because when I was working at Wendy
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Speaker 1: for all those years and I saw the shows like
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Speaker 1: Meredith and Katie and Anderson come and go, they'd have
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Speaker 1: these these elaborate orchestras and bands, all the stuff and
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Speaker 1: all this money, and we're all kind of like, this
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Speaker 1: is still not good. And we're over there just like
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Speaker 1: in the small studio, like very but fun. We had
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Speaker 1: a good time. He had a DJ and it just works.
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Speaker 1: So I don't know, I agree with you, Rob, And
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Speaker 1: I've said the audience of Watch What Happens Live, it's
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Speaker 1: very a very very small set fun. Yeah, it's like
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Speaker 1: it's more about the talent than it is about the production.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely absolutely. When I go to the Today Show, it's massive,
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Speaker 1: it's a it's a massive machine. There's ten producers running around.
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Speaker 1: When you go to the Wendy Show, if you want
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Speaker 1: a producer and Wendy and I think that's the secret
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Speaker 1: source of that show. It's so small yet so big
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Speaker 1: in personality. I think it's it's awfully winning. So that's
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Speaker 1: my advice moving forward. So Kelly, if you do get
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Speaker 1: the Ellen timeslot, keep the show small, don't get too big,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to our pole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: Ellen Show is ending in two Do you think she quit?
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Speaker 1: Do you think Ellen was fired? It's a sourcing question.
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Speaker 1: A Facebook page is Naughty Gossip and be sure to
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Speaker 1: check back tomorrow to hear your results. Mark Love, what
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Speaker 1: are you working on? This is a very ugly story
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Speaker 1: almost it almost pains me to deliver it up. This
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Speaker 1: is our job, so here we go, all right. Christie
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Speaker 1: Teagan is ashamed over her past bullying behavior. So Christie
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Speaker 1: Teagan has asked forgiveness in a very very long Twitter
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Speaker 1: thread for cyber bullying Courtney stodded in the past after
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Speaker 1: the reality star accused Chrissie of telling them to kill themselves. Okay,
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Speaker 1: so Chrissie said, quote, I'm mortified and sad at who
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Speaker 1: I used to be. She added, I was insecure, attention
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Speaker 1: seeking troll. I am ashamed and completely embarrassed at my behavior,
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Speaker 1: but that is nothing compared to how I made Courtney
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Speaker 1: feel now Rob earlier this week, Courtney, who was just
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Speaker 1: twenty six years old, alleged that Christie didn't just privately
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Speaker 1: d M and told them to kill themselves, but she
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Speaker 1: also said I can't wait for you to die, which
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Speaker 1: is pretty just evil and very disturbing. Now. Courtney, who
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Speaker 1: identifies as non binary and uses the they then pronouns,
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Speaker 1: first came to fame in two thousand and eleven when
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Speaker 1: they married a then fifty one year old Doug Hutchinson,
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Speaker 1: and Courtney says that at the time that's when a
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Speaker 1: lot of the cyber bullying began in her life, and
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Speaker 1: Christie Teagan added, after all this has came to light
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Speaker 1: that she tried to apologize to Courtney directly, but that
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Speaker 1: the public also needed to be aware of her of
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Speaker 1: her words, Chrissie said again quote, I am so sorry Courtney.
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Speaker 1: I hope you can heal now knowing how deeply sorry
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Speaker 1: I am. She concluded her Twitter thread by saying, and
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Speaker 1: I am so sorry to I have let you guys down.
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Speaker 1: Speaking to her fans, I will forever work on being
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Speaker 1: better than I was ten years ago, one year ago,
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Speaker 1: six months ago, Courtney. I know that Courtney has not
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Speaker 1: responded to the the apology. I will say this Rob
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Speaker 1: I I can appreciate that Christie Teacken has at least
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Speaker 1: owned this and has apologized directly to the public and
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Speaker 1: to Courtney, but I'm very disturbed by the story in general,
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Speaker 1: and I just something feels really really off here because
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Speaker 1: I'm shocked by this story. This is a real apology.
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Speaker 1: This is how you apologize everybody when we mess up,
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Speaker 1: and we all do when you mess up. This is
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Speaker 1: how to apologize. You own it and you say sorry.
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Speaker 1: What I'm disturbed about is what Courtney is a legend.
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Speaker 1: If Chrissie said that, that is not the Chrissie I know.
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Speaker 1: And I know we all have off days. I know
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Speaker 1: we all say things that we regret, but that's really dark.
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Speaker 1: I've snapped at people. I have, I've been rude to people.
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Speaker 1: I've done things in my past then I'm not proud
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Speaker 1: of at all. But I've never reached out to somebody
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Speaker 1: to tell them to do that to die. I just
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Speaker 1: haven't done that. It's just not in my I might
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Speaker 1: call names, which I hate, I hate doing that, but
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Speaker 1: I might have done it. I probably have. I might
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Speaker 1: have been a bully. I've probably done that too, but
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Speaker 1: I don't believe I would ever go that far. Chrissie.
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Speaker 1: This is so so disturbing, but I do think you
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Speaker 1: handled it in the only way that could ever even
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Speaker 1: start to make this right. Moving along, Megan and Harry
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Speaker 1: are talking about baby names, so we did not know
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Speaker 1: the name yet for their little baby. We know it's
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Speaker 1: going to be a girl, but royal watchers, particularly in Britain,
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Speaker 1: and now placing bets bets, placing bets on what the
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Speaker 1: name will be. The number one choice at the moment
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Speaker 1: is Philippa. Now that is the female version of Prince
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Speaker 1: Philip's name. Prince Philip just passed away, so maybe honor
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Speaker 1: Prince Philip. Another name that keeps coming up is of
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Speaker 1: course Diana. Of course we all know who that is
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Speaker 1: in reference to. And another name to is Lily. Now
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Speaker 1: when the Queen was a little girl, when Queen Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: was a little girl and we did not know she
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Speaker 1: was going to become the queen, and her uncle abdicated
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Speaker 1: and it changed the line of succession, so as a
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Speaker 1: little girl, her nickname was a little Bit. It's adorable.
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Speaker 1: Out of the three, obviously, Diana has the most emotional
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Speaker 1: weight for me, but I think I like a little
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Speaker 1: bit what do you like? I like a little bit.
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Speaker 1: I like the little idea. I think it's very cute
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Speaker 1: and thinks with a pressure of having to be named Diana, like,
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Speaker 1: you'll never be Princess Diana. It's just it's too much
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Speaker 1: for a young person. So something sweet and cute like
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Speaker 1: that would be great. It's really cute, isn't it. Also,
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Speaker 1: to let's point out that before Princess Charlotte was born
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Speaker 1: to his brother William and Kate, the book is predicted
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Speaker 1: Charlotte would be the name. They got it right before.
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Speaker 1: So let's see if they get it right a day
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Speaker 1: and mark. What's going on with a bachelor Colton Underwood?
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Speaker 1: The story is a wild Colton Underwood is saying that
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Speaker 1: he was blackmail. Okay, I do like a blackmail story though, Okay,
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Speaker 1: so Golton Underwood claims that he didn't come out of
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Speaker 1: the closet willingly, but he was forced to due to blackmail. Yikes. Okay,
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Speaker 1: So the bachelor star says an anonymous creep claimed to
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Speaker 1: have secretly taken nude photographs of him at an l
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Speaker 1: a gay spot and then threatened out him, which prompted
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Speaker 1: his decision to publicly reveal his orientation last month, he said, quote,
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Speaker 1: I at one point during my rock bottom and spiraled
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Speaker 1: was getting blackmailed. No one knows I was blackmailed. Rob
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Speaker 1: Courtney told Variety that he got the threat in an
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Speaker 1: email after going to the club, which he claims he
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Speaker 1: visited just to look, which is fair. If you're someone
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Speaker 1: who's you know, trying to investigate yourself and and understand
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Speaker 1: your sexuality, you do do those things. But he's received
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Speaker 1: since coming out, he received a lot of backlash and
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Speaker 1: flak and about his decision to come out, also as
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Speaker 1: it coordinates with his new upcoming Netflix show, but he
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Speaker 1: says that this was all in good intentions and that
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Speaker 1: he really had no choice. He wanted to be you know,
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Speaker 1: get ahead of it and released the news himself. Rob
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Speaker 1: I heard for him. I read the article. It's so
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Speaker 1: sad when someone tries to take that moment away from you,
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Speaker 1: when someone wants to out you. It's happened to people
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Speaker 1: I know, and it's I think it's a devastating. You
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Speaker 1: kind of have to operate on your own time. What
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Speaker 1: do you think about this? Yeah, it's awful. We do
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Speaker 1: not add people on this show on our websites, which
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Speaker 1: just it's just something we don't do. But also too,
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Speaker 1: if I'm a closeted gay man, a celebrity closeted gay man,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't probably go to a gay spas slash club,
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Speaker 1: slash place where there's cameras available. So I think it's
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Speaker 1: a really really tricky story. My generation of gay guys
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Speaker 1: still gets a little bit uncomfortable mark when I'm in
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Speaker 1: a gay bar and younger people are they're taking self
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Speaker 1: is because I still think of those bars as a
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Speaker 1: place where I would hide. Ten years ago or so,
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Speaker 1: when I went to a gay bar, they were not
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Speaker 1: celebrated and open places. They were normally down the dark alley.
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Speaker 1: They didn't have windows. You'd have to like knock on
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Speaker 1: a on a dirty door and sort of creeping, and
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Speaker 1: he's kind of exciting. I must admit there's something sort
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Speaker 1: of thrilling about it. But now, thank goodness, it has
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Speaker 1: become so normalized, wonderful. But now you don't know, particularly
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Speaker 1: where I live in Chelsea in New York City, you
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Speaker 1: don't know if the bars gay you're straight, because the
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Speaker 1: mix of people is so brilliant. But I must admit,
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Speaker 1: when I see young young people in a gay bar
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Speaker 1: twenty one years old, and they pull out their cameras
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Speaker 1: to say self, is I look around the room and
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Speaker 1: they're like, oh gosh, there's a gentleman over there in
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Speaker 1: a suit. Maybe he's still in the closet. Do you
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Speaker 1: think like that or not at all? I understand what
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Speaker 1: you're saying, and I do agree, Rob. I think there
16:51
Speaker 1: are people who are still struggling and then that's like
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Speaker 1: kind of their only outlet to kind of be free
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Speaker 1: and have that moment. And and yeah, maybe they don't
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Speaker 1: want to be photographed because if someone sees it, it
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Speaker 1: will out then. So you kind of have to think
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Speaker 1: twice you live. When you're a gay person, you have
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Speaker 1: to think you navigat the world in a very different way. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: do you do. Hey, We're going to take a quick break, Mark,
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Speaker 1: these tumultus past few years. So you know it's cute.
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Speaker 1: I get it, and she's just playing her part in this.
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Speaker 1: I like her. I'm big unforgiveness though. If a friend
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Speaker 1: of mine went to jail, Mark, if you did something awful,
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't. But if you did and went to jail,
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Speaker 1: I did there to pick you up and came out.
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Speaker 1: I would, and I honestly I could find forgiveness. I
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Speaker 1: really could. What about you, You're a little bit more
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Speaker 1: judge than I am. Oh if you upset Mark Lupo, yeah,
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Speaker 1: I'm judgi, But much like yourself, Rob, I would be
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Speaker 1: there at the end of the day. I would come
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Speaker 1: and pick you up. I pick you up and go
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Speaker 1: for drinks with you. Hey, nicest of the day, and
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Speaker 1: now I'm naughtiest the day, nor laughty. Sophie Turner is
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Speaker 1: slamming the paparazzi, So she took to an Instagram story,
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Speaker 1: which she since deleted, but I got a screen grab
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Speaker 1: where she got really candid addressing paparazzi who had taken
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Speaker 1: pictures of her ten month old daughter, Willa. She said,
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Speaker 1: I guess yesterday some paparazzi managed to get a picture
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Speaker 1: of my daughter, and I just want to say that
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Speaker 1: there's a reason that I'm not posting pictures of my daughter,
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Speaker 1: and she's trying to avoid the paparazzi at all costs.
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Speaker 1: She doesn't want those pictures out there. She is my daughter,
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Speaker 1: she said, she did not ask for this life. She
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Speaker 1: did not ask to be photographed. I respect that. Now,
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Speaker 1: if you're a celebrity and you pose with your kids,
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Speaker 1: if you put them in your music videos, I get
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Speaker 1: then it's fair game. But if you go out of
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Speaker 1: your way to hide these these little children, if you
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Speaker 1: don't sell their photographs, their images, their birth pictures to
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Speaker 1: people or a sweetly, I get it. I would respect this.
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Speaker 1: So it sort of made me a little bit annoyed.
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Speaker 1: How you're the naughtiest of the day. Back off, and
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Speaker 1: now it's time for a moment of Rob. You gotta Rob,
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Speaker 1: You gotta rob? You get a rob? What you get? Mark?
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Speaker 1: You Gotta Rob? And what is this segment? Sponsored by
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Speaker 1: Mark by your new book? The four word answer you
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Speaker 1: the title, did Doris get a copy of My Whole Family?
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Speaker 1: Is leading patiently? They're gonna be so disappointed. They're going
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Speaker 1: to be change your relationship with the past, and you'll
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Speaker 1: change your relationship with the future. A bright tomorrow requires
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Speaker 1: that you deal with the dark wounds from yesterday right now.
20:52
Speaker 1: Forgiveness is key. If you want to have a bright tomorrow, Mark,
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Speaker 1: You've gotta deal with the dark past today. It's true.
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Speaker 1: I got a therapy every single week to do just that,
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Speaker 1: to forgive and to move forward. It's amazing too, what
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Speaker 1: you didn't think was a wound in the past. When
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Speaker 1: you start talking about it, you realize I never dealt
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Speaker 1: with that. Oh yeah, it's incredible when you hold on
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Speaker 1: to and you internalize, Yeah, it's really really crazy. I
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Speaker 1: never I never thought that was a problem, and now
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Speaker 1: that I started to talk about it, it was a
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Speaker 1: huge problem, and I carried it around for years. Talk
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Speaker 1: about your problems, my friends, and we're here to listen.
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Speaker 1: That's it for today. Thank you, Mark, and thank you
21:35
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21:47
Speaker 1: getting all these new reviews. Mainly for me. I don't
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Speaker 1: see many things. Just say, Jonathan, your brother, what about
21:55
Speaker 1: that father of yours. I don't see your reviews. Really,
21:57
Speaker 1: just saying all together, if you're getting to be paughty,
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Speaker 1: you've got to be nice. It's naughty but nice with
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Speaker 1: bro