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All the EMMY dish, Brad Pitt studied Scientology in the early 1990s, LeBron James criticizes Lori Loughlin getting prison of her choice, Meghan Markle’s former best friend addresses falling out! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice. Welcome to the Naughty n Shooter. It is Monday,
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Speaker 1: so that means our friend Garrett from Z one is
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Speaker 1: with us. Garrett, are you there? Yes, Rob Shooter awake.
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Speaker 1: Watched a ton of TV this weekend, a lot of
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Speaker 1: news stories. Learned a lot about RB Right. There's a
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Speaker 1: great movie out on her, like I watched the movies
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Speaker 1: on her. There's a documentary too. She's She's wild, wasn't she?
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Speaker 1: She was so fantastic, changed the wild in a great way.
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Speaker 1: We got a ton of gossips. So let's get into it. Garrett,
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Speaker 1: what time is it? It is so you're going to
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Speaker 1: start on this Brad Pitt story, But I think we've
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Speaker 1: got to go over the Emmy's last night. Did you watch? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: It was very interesting and I think Jimmy Kimmel summed
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Speaker 1: it up perfectly at the beginning. Why are we having
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Speaker 1: an award show during a pandemic? No? Serious it? I'm
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Speaker 1: asking as the host. I don't even know what It
1:02
Speaker 1: was very, very strange, but I sort of got into it.
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Speaker 1: It's you reminded me if we like things the same
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Speaker 1: way all the time, and when they change, we don't
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Speaker 1: like it. So when I go into McDonald's anywhere in
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Speaker 1: the world. That burger is exactly the same, and it
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Speaker 1: makes me feel very comforted and very at home. So
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Speaker 1: turning on the Emmys and seeing the changes, at first,
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Speaker 1: I thought I didn't even know if I was going
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Speaker 1: to stick with it. I'm on TV this morning talking
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Speaker 1: about them, so I had to watch it. But you
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Speaker 1: know what, after about half hour, I sort of really
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Speaker 1: got into it. Let's go through before we get to
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Speaker 1: the Emmy's, let's talk a little bit about the fashion,
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Speaker 1: so I know what a fashion needs to You are, Garrett,
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Speaker 1: So this was tricky for celebrities. They were at home,
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Speaker 1: their stylists was still pulling clothes for them. I was told, actually,
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Speaker 1: there's not a lot of choices out there, so whenever
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Speaker 1: there's an award show, all the stylists are really grabbing
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Speaker 1: the same clothes for their celebrities. But a lot of
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Speaker 1: the fashion cutting it differently, and a lot of the
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Speaker 1: fashion houses are closed down because of the COVIDS. There's
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Speaker 1: not that many new dresses out there for celebrities to wear,
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Speaker 1: so I think a lot of people sort of pulled
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Speaker 1: something out of their closet. Were you disappointed when we
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Speaker 1: cut to their homes and they weren't in ballgowns. What
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Speaker 1: would have you wre Garrett? What have you gone full
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Speaker 1: on a full on award show? Or would you be
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Speaker 1: in your pajamas? No, I wouldn't you have you have
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Speaker 1: to be in pajamas. The thing I've learned is that
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Speaker 1: people can relate more when you're like them, you know
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Speaker 1: what I mean? So when you when we you and
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Speaker 1: I look at someone like Jennifer Aniston and she's in
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Speaker 1: a dress, I get it, she's a less celebrity, but
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Speaker 1: you want to feel like she's like one of these,
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Speaker 1: know what I mean. I was a little bit disappointed
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Speaker 1: more of them weren't at home with their kids or
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Speaker 1: their dogs are on their couches. I think Rachel Brass
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Speaker 1: in the hand from the Marvelous Mrs Masal did the
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Speaker 1: best job sitting on the couch with her friends. She
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Speaker 1: looked like she had some Chinese food on that table
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Speaker 1: and she had her dog. Is there? Let me explain,
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Speaker 1: like I would have loved to see a delivery guy
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Speaker 1: like it's just like pull up, you know where, seamless
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Speaker 1: home with their friends. I wanted to pretend that they
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Speaker 1: had invited me to their Emmy party, which a lot
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Speaker 1: of them didn't really do. It all felt a little
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Speaker 1: bit staged let me explain, Except that's right, they threw
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Speaker 1: their own part, didn't they, So what's sorry, rub You
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Speaker 1: gotta think they had to have it. They knew they
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Speaker 1: were the favorites. I asked ten people at the Emmys,
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Speaker 1: including big bosses over there. I was like, come on,
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Speaker 1: did they know? Because most award shows you sort of know,
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Speaker 1: and particularly of like especially if it's like the MTV Awards.
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Speaker 1: Sorry MTV, but everybody there. And so when I was
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Speaker 1: a publicist, I sort of they told me most of
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Speaker 1: the times who was going to win. I'm told that
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Speaker 1: the m is they did not know, and they even
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Speaker 1: sent it this decoy decoy trophies to different people. So
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Speaker 1: at some of the had a lot of decoy trophies
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Speaker 1: of well, I mean, think if you're in a ballroom
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Speaker 1: in Canada and they've got the trophies there, you think
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Speaker 1: you're gonna win. But if you call your friends in
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Speaker 1: the same category, they're like, oh my goodness, a stranger
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Speaker 1: sitting in my driveway too with the Emmy. So they
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Speaker 1: didn't exactly then, although they were their favorites, so What
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Speaker 1: they did is they sent out a hundred and forty cameras.
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Speaker 1: Hundred and forty cameras, lights set up to these celebrities.
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Speaker 1: Can you imagine Katherine Zeita Jones and Michael Douglas trying
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Speaker 1: to assemble this camera. You know what it's about time.
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Speaker 1: It's about time celebrities see the other side. You know,
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Speaker 1: they had their people come over. You know, there's no
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Speaker 1: way Jennifer got together with Courtly and tried to assemble
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Speaker 1: this camera. I just don't believe they could have done it.
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Speaker 1: I just don't believe they've got do you think Mariah
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Speaker 1: Carrious people like a night after last night or just
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Speaker 1: sitting there laughing at all the celebrities like you Poorly.
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Speaker 1: I sort of loved how really was though, But they
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Speaker 1: all got said these cameras. They were all sitting at home.
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Speaker 1: A few other winners were in Britain, which was three
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Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning. There was no orchestra. I thought
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Speaker 1: that was a good touch. I thought Jimmy's opening monologue
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Speaker 1: was a little bit strange because they cut to a
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Speaker 1: fake audience from last year. But it's a bit confusing
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Speaker 1: for people at home, including me. I was like, is
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Speaker 1: there a normal young It was just a little strange. Well,
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Speaker 1: it was funny though when he when he saw himself classing.
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Speaker 1: I would have done it a little sooner, I think,
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Speaker 1: because we were good five ten minut it's in until
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Speaker 1: he gave it away. Let's go over some of the winners.
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Speaker 1: See if you like these shows. So Ship's Creek is
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Speaker 1: the big winner of the night, winning all the awards
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Speaker 1: in the Comedy comedy category. Eugene Levy, Dan Levy, Annie Murphy,
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Speaker 1: and Katherine O'Hara. I Love Her or one? Do you
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Speaker 1: like that show? I'm in the second season right now.
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Speaker 1: It was one of those things I jumped on the
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Speaker 1: bandwagon because everybody was talking about it, and I was like,
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Speaker 1: all right, let me get into it. You know. Am
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Speaker 1: I as obsessed as as everybody else right now? No,
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Speaker 1: but maybe I'll get there too. I didn't actually watch
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Speaker 1: it when it first came out, so it's now the
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Speaker 1: number two show on Netflix. So during the pandemic, most
5:40
Speaker 1: of us are screening stuff. It's number two. Number one
5:43
Speaker 1: is the Office, so a lot of people are watching
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Speaker 1: it now. The hype was too big for me, so
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Speaker 1: I watched it all in a few weeks I sort
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Speaker 1: of um crammed it all in together and I didn't
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Speaker 1: enjoy it. I didn't love it. I do like it.
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Speaker 1: It makes me laugh, it makes me giggle, but it
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Speaker 1: didn't exactly change my life. Some of the other I'm
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Speaker 1: not there now. It doesn't ever really get there for me.
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Speaker 1: It's always that, it's perfectly pleasant. I'm glad I watched
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Speaker 1: it. It It made me giggle, but it's not life changing. Now.
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Speaker 1: What a show that I also watched during the pandemic
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Speaker 1: that I thought was amazing and it won Best Drama Succession?
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Speaker 1: Have you watched this? Oh? Yes, it's so good. It's
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Speaker 1: so very, very very good, very good show. And at first,
6:23
Speaker 1: like when you if you haven't gotten into Succession yet,
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Speaker 1: it's one of those things where you hear it and
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Speaker 1: you're like, it just sounds too smart. I thought I
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Speaker 1: thought it was gonna be smarty pants. It's HBO and
6:32
Speaker 1: they're always very smart. But it's a soap opera. It's
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Speaker 1: a smart soap opera, but it's a soap opera because
6:37
Speaker 1: it's about a family and power. I think we can
6:39
Speaker 1: all relate to it. Obviously, the shooters don't have a
6:42
Speaker 1: billion dollars and we're not fighting over an empire, over
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Speaker 1: you know, a slice of bread. Who gets the remote control.
6:52
Speaker 1: Also to some surprises, Zanda winning Best Actress. Everybody thought
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Speaker 1: that was going to be Jennifer Aniston. That was lovely
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Speaker 1: to see her, and she was also dressed up to
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Speaker 1: the nine. She was one of the few celebrities that
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Speaker 1: really made an effort. She's going to be a well
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Speaker 1: she's a big star, but she's gonna be it. What
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Speaker 1: do you think? I think this could be one of
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Speaker 1: those transitions, like she's a Disney star, you know, and
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Speaker 1: we've seen many of them. We've seen Miley, we've seen
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Speaker 1: Demi Levado and we and we've seen more music than
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Speaker 1: actually actors themselves, so this could be a condition into
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Speaker 1: more acting as opposed to just straight musicians from and
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Speaker 1: then another surprise was the Best Actor Jeremy Strong for
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Speaker 1: Succession one. I think a lot of people were surprised
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Speaker 1: by that. They thought it was going to be Ozark
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Speaker 1: or maybe Brian Cox from Succession. He's wonderful in it.
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Speaker 1: He plays the Sun and he's absolutely thrilling. And then
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Speaker 1: my favorite because it's sort of like the reality category,
7:49
Speaker 1: but they don't call it that because they're too snobby.
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Speaker 1: They call it the best competition series. RuPauls drag Race.
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Speaker 1: It's always good. Always like almost if if you're submitting
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Speaker 1: to for an Emmy and you're nothing anything but falls show,
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Speaker 1: you might as well just say, Okay, let's just let's
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Speaker 1: just film it and not submit anything this season. Or
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Speaker 1: Who's just gonna win again? And that's sort of famous. Hey,
8:11
Speaker 1: let's move on to some gossip of the day to
8:13
Speaker 1: what are you working on with Christina from Flip or Flop?
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Speaker 1: I think her marriage is already over. What's giving on? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: this is the interesting thing. I mean, no pun intended
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Speaker 1: flip our flop star. She's you could either say she's
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Speaker 1: flipping her marriage or her marriage flopped, whatever, whatever you
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Speaker 1: want to say it. But she put it out on Instagram.
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Speaker 1: And I want to ask you this in a second,
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Speaker 1: But she put out a statement on Instagram saying, hey,
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Speaker 1: we made a decision to separate. We've been together for
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Speaker 1: about two years already. Uh everything's going to, uh, you know,
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Speaker 1: pretty much stay quiet. As we've been hearing with with
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Speaker 1: marriages with children involved, you know they're going to stay
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Speaker 1: a family and uh navigate through the future now as
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Speaker 1: a former publicist Rob would you have rather put together
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Speaker 1: a statement yourself or let your client go on Instagram
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Speaker 1: and pretty much just right maybe reveal a lot of
9:02
Speaker 1: those statements on Instagram and social media are actually put
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Speaker 1: together by publicists, so they do it with the star.
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Speaker 1: But I don't think stars would go on their own
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Speaker 1: Instagram accounts and just sort of like blurt this out
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Speaker 1: without some advice, particularly when they're paying seven eight ten
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Speaker 1: dollars a month to get that advice. So I think
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Speaker 1: it's an honest statement. It's awfully sad when the marriage ends.
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Speaker 1: Her last marriage to Tarik, I loved him. It made
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Speaker 1: those two into superstars in the in the home decorating field,
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Speaker 1: it really did. I'm a bit sad about this one,
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Speaker 1: particularly after two years, but I guess you know when
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Speaker 1: you know, So we wish her the best. This was
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Speaker 1: a wild story that broke over the weekend. So Brad
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Speaker 1: Pitt was introduced to scientology in the nineties. He was
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Speaker 1: dating Juliette Louis at the time. Remember that when he
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Speaker 1: dated her and he dabbled in science. It's a really
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Speaker 1: small dating pool and if you think about it, their worlds.
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Speaker 1: In my experience, the more famous they get, and goodness knows,
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Speaker 1: he's the most famous of them all. The world gets
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Speaker 1: smaller and smaller, and so they get less opportunity to
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Speaker 1: meet people. If you think about how small our worlds are, Garrett,
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Speaker 1: if you think about it, I don't really have that
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Speaker 1: many friends, and I have a we've probably did, and
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Speaker 1: so it doesn't make sense. And then I'm gay too,
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Speaker 1: So there's a lot less of us than there are you, Garrett, Like,
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Speaker 1: there's much more chance of you finding maybe not more chance,
10:24
Speaker 1: but there's a bigger pool, so to speak, of ladies
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Speaker 1: of heterosexual people than they are gay. So it gets
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Speaker 1: sort of smaller and smaller. So he dated Juliette Louis
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Speaker 1: in the nineties and for three years, not three days.
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Speaker 1: He dabbled in scientology. It's been revealed to the Sun
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Speaker 1: by an ex scientologist that Brad would go to their
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Speaker 1: Portland based scientology center and he would do the audits.
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Speaker 1: He also did the purification ritual. This is where you
10:51
Speaker 1: sit in a sauna and you sweat out all those feelings,
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Speaker 1: all those toxins. Also too, is that what I'm doing?
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Speaker 1: What I also to also do. An ex member of
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Speaker 1: the church said that he sat with Brad. Brad for
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Speaker 1: hours and insulted him. It's part of the ritual has
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Speaker 1: grown through scientology where you somebody verbally abuses you. It
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Speaker 1: sounds like it sounds like my mom, my mother, and
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Speaker 1: so they verbally abuse you and it apparently gets out
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Speaker 1: of all your feelings. Brad did not like that. I mean,
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Speaker 1: who likes to be told off all the time. So
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Speaker 1: ultimately Brad left the church in about nineteen ninety three,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to our pole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: Brad Pitt was introduced to Scientology in the nineteen nineties.
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Speaker 1: Are you surprised? Does this take you by surprise? It
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Speaker 1: did me go to our Twitter page. I think it
11:39
Speaker 1: was pretty surprising for me. I think I know a
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Speaker 1: lot about celebrities and particularly Brad, but I didn't know this.
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Speaker 1: So go and throte on Twitter page and naughty nice
11:47
Speaker 1: Ramba Facebook page. Leave a comment laughty gossip. I'm be
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Speaker 1: sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results. What's
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Speaker 1: happening with our CARDI b So we'll talk about card
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Speaker 1: be in a second. Do you think the Scientology people
12:00
Speaker 1: or first, like you know, drafting, like in sports, they're like,
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Speaker 1: we're going to take break and then it fell back
12:05
Speaker 1: and like, okay, well we'll take tongue. There's a really
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Speaker 1: sort of juicy story that's bubbling up in the scientology
12:13
Speaker 1: world at the moment. We might be the first reported
12:16
Speaker 1: to report it here. But a person or a couple
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Speaker 1: that they have their eye on at the moment, and
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Speaker 1: I'm phrasing this carefully, but they would love to have
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Speaker 1: as members of the church. I think that's fair to say.
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Speaker 1: Is you and me? We would be adorable. Can you
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Speaker 1: imagine you would made it? Harry and Megan? I know
12:37
Speaker 1: that's that's who is I mean, arguably the hottest couple
12:40
Speaker 1: in the world of the moment. A lot of time
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Speaker 1: people reach out for religious beliefs, for um for for
12:51
Speaker 1: emotional supporting times of need, and certainly Harry and Megan
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Speaker 1: are going through a lot at the moment, so it
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Speaker 1: will be interesting to see jump on Cardie, what's happening
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Speaker 1: with Alright? So, uh so, CARDI b offset they're they're
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Speaker 1: kind of like those friends in high school that break up,
13:07
Speaker 1: get back together, break up back together. But this time
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Speaker 1: I think the divorces um, well now it's divorced, not
13:12
Speaker 1: just breaking up, is going to stick Cardi B just
13:15
Speaker 1: said that, you know, she filed for divorce. The rumors started,
13:19
Speaker 1: was Offset having a baby with another woman? Did he cheat?
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Speaker 1: Cardi B pretty much just said, it's really none of that, guys.
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Speaker 1: The reality of it is, we just didn't see I
13:28
Speaker 1: I We're constantly arguing, always arguing, and she was just
13:32
Speaker 1: tired of it, so she filed for for divorce. But
13:36
Speaker 1: she also realizes that she has a family with Offset,
13:39
Speaker 1: so they have a baby and they're going to try
13:42
Speaker 1: to be civil in the sense of raising their child together.
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Speaker 1: But all the rumors, she just got tired of the rumors.
13:49
Speaker 1: And that's the cool thing about Cardi B. Once she
13:52
Speaker 1: once you push her to the limits of just talking
13:54
Speaker 1: enough crap about her or her family, she'll she'll set
13:57
Speaker 1: the rest. I think so refreshing, and I believe everyone
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Speaker 1: she says it's because she just tells the truth. If
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Speaker 1: he was did, she would have told her she would
14:03
Speaker 1: put a video out on that, I think, which is
14:06
Speaker 1: which is true. She said, you get tired sometimes, you know,
14:08
Speaker 1: you just get tired of the argument, to get tired
14:10
Speaker 1: of the build ups, and you know, I think the
14:12
Speaker 1: pandemic did a lot more seen in a lot with celebrities,
14:15
Speaker 1: and I think we'll see more as the weeks and months.
14:17
Speaker 1: Has this pandemic made you and your life closer if
14:19
Speaker 1: you've been getting on each other's nerves? Garrett, I think
14:22
Speaker 1: at the first it was weird because it's you know,
14:25
Speaker 1: uncharted territory that you're really not used to anybody is.
14:28
Speaker 1: And then you find a way and you just you
14:31
Speaker 1: make it work, you know. I think everybody, like we're
14:34
Speaker 1: talking about, like on the Emmy's how you're you still
14:37
Speaker 1: watching a certain thing? I think everybody's used to want,
14:40
Speaker 1: you know, gettin well, getting a routine. Even you and
14:44
Speaker 1: me doing this show, we're in such a routine. It
14:46
Speaker 1: all got thrown up in the air. I've come to
14:48
Speaker 1: sort of really like this new life. Though. The Wall
14:50
Speaker 1: Street Journal is doing a big, big article on couples
14:53
Speaker 1: that have been together a long time and what's it
14:55
Speaker 1: like in the pandemic? And they asked Bruce and I
14:57
Speaker 1: if we would participate. Bruce said absolutely, and I said yes.
15:01
Speaker 1: So it's just gonna it's terrible. It looks like I'm
15:03
Speaker 1: a single article. It's only this. I'll tell you when
15:07
Speaker 1: it comes out. But I said, and I think it's true.
15:10
Speaker 1: I feel like I'm newly married. Like it feels like
15:12
Speaker 1: a new honeymoon, because all our routines, all the things
15:15
Speaker 1: that anchored us to daily life have disappeared. They really have.
15:19
Speaker 1: And so I'm like a newly wed and like we
15:20
Speaker 1: negotiated now, like who walks the dog, and like we
15:25
Speaker 1: had a routine down, who goes shopping for the groceries,
15:28
Speaker 1: who makes the bed shooter. I see it as one
15:33
Speaker 1: of those things where if we weren't in it, I
15:36
Speaker 1: would be the one in about five years gone, Man,
15:39
Speaker 1: where where'd my my kids lives go? They're they're going
15:43
Speaker 1: to be taming, you know, But I'm in that. I'm
15:47
Speaker 1: in that period. I'm very fortunate right now is as
15:50
Speaker 1: annoying as it is at times, and it can be
15:52
Speaker 1: very very tight. Uh It's it's also I'm getting to
15:56
Speaker 1: see them mature, you know, as opposed to just seeing
15:59
Speaker 1: it digrements of like right, I think we're going to
16:02
Speaker 1: look back on this, not now, and maybe it'll take
16:04
Speaker 1: us ten years to look back and really think, wow,
16:06
Speaker 1: I remember that year when we learned so much about
16:08
Speaker 1: one another. I do believe that. I know it's tricky
16:10
Speaker 1: in the moment, Hey, I've lost thirty five pounds during
16:13
Speaker 1: this pandemic. I would never have done that because my
16:16
Speaker 1: life was such a routine. I went for drinking, some
16:18
Speaker 1: went for fancy dinners, I went to meet sources. I
16:20
Speaker 1: was in such a routine and that I'd never have
16:22
Speaker 1: the time to just stop my life. And you really
16:25
Speaker 1: have to interrupt your entire schedule to do something like
16:29
Speaker 1: lose that amount of wait quickly before we go to break,
16:31
Speaker 1: Lebron James is criticizing Laurie Laughlin because she got to
16:35
Speaker 1: choose basically the prison that she wanted to go to.
16:37
Speaker 1: So she's only going away for two months, and it
16:40
Speaker 1: looks like she pretty much got a choice. And he's
16:43
Speaker 1: saying this is not fair. I think it's probably right.
16:45
Speaker 1: What do you think he has a point? He has
16:47
Speaker 1: a point. If he was in there, say if like
16:49
Speaker 1: the role reverse, he would be going tocake the work
16:54
Speaker 1: exactly exactly. Lebron had a tough weekend and two gets
16:57
Speaker 1: off the court, goes on Instagram to see his his
16:59
Speaker 1: team age son smoking weeds. So the Lebron James house
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Speaker 1: is very busy. It has to make We're gonna take
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Speaker 1: a quick right. We busy here, but we will be
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Speaker 1: right back. Hey, welcome back to the not even Rob
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Speaker 1: Shoo mine makes Garrett Vogel. Let's get to the poles,
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Speaker 1: Garret dumb. So Kim Kardashian puts a career on hold
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Speaker 1: to look after Kanye West. Is she doing the right thing?
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Speaker 1: She's gonna put a career on hold? Garret. Wow, let's
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Speaker 1: have a look at what sixty said. Yes, she loves him.
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Speaker 1: Where are you on this? I put my career on
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Speaker 1: hold if my husband really really needed help, you know.
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Speaker 1: And as much as we want to think other of
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Speaker 1: Kim Kardashian, I think this is the first time I
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Speaker 1: really believe like it's meaningful, you know. And there's no
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Speaker 1: there's no reality show behind it, there's no book, there's
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Speaker 1: no down paint exactly. So she's she. I think this
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Speaker 1: is a mature Kim Kardashian that we're seeing where we're
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Speaker 1: not judging based off of what is why is she
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Speaker 1: doing this? We're not questioning why, We're just understanding she
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Speaker 1: needs to he don't forget to vote on Today's Pole
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Speaker 1: about but at Pitton Scientology. You can go to a
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Speaker 1: Twitter page at naughty nice wrong, but on Facebook page
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Speaker 1: Naughty gossip and be she had to check back tomorrow
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. Garrett Darling, who's the nicest of
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Speaker 1: the day. Well, she is pretty amazing. Has a new
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Speaker 1: album out, Alicia Keys Now she has a song called Underdog,
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Speaker 1: and she just recently said she was talking to the Guardian,
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Speaker 1: she goes, I was supposed to end up as a
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Speaker 1: prostitute or addicted to drugs, which was like, just to
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Speaker 1: think of who Alicia Keys is now and what she
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Speaker 1: thought she was going to be is is pretty amazing.
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Speaker 1: And she goes, I am that person, the one that
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Speaker 1: was supposed to uh make it out of Hell's kitchen,
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Speaker 1: who was supposed to end up being a prostitute. She
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Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to make it out of Hell's kitchen. She
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Speaker 1: was supposed to be a prostitute mother at sixteen years old,
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Speaker 1: addicted to drugs, like and it didn't happen. And as
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Speaker 1: much as her song Underdog right now is is very
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Speaker 1: much deady heated to those first responders, it's really a
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Speaker 1: story about her which is very swelling too. And for
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Speaker 1: her to speak out about and saying listen, I could
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Speaker 1: do it, you could do it, and that's that's the
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Speaker 1: great thing, A great thing about a musician. Next thing,
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Speaker 1: you know, I used to work for her. She was
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Speaker 1: one of my favorite clients. I worked for Alicia for many,
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Speaker 1: many years. I know her mother pretty well. Her backstory
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Speaker 1: is wild. Her mother got pregnant as a young girl.
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Speaker 1: The father pretty much has gone. He's not in the life.
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Speaker 1: Alicia didn't really know her dad at all. And she
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Speaker 1: grew up in Hell's Kitchen in New York before it
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Speaker 1: was fancy. Let me add, And she didn't even have
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Speaker 1: a bedroom wall. In fact, her piano was her bedroom wall.
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Speaker 1: They put the piano halfway through the living room to
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Speaker 1: make a little area for some privacy. And she's extraordinary
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Speaker 1: when I worked with her too. I love celebrities, and
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Speaker 1: I like all the silliness of celebrities and the US
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Speaker 1: weeklies and the gossip. Alicia was not that. She was
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Speaker 1: very serious. She was very smart, and I think she's
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Speaker 1: a really, really talented, decent person. Congratulations she ran nicest
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Speaker 1: of the day and naughty is the day. It's Mega Markles. This,
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Speaker 1: How could this be? How could this be? Naughtia? This
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Speaker 1: is our naughtiest today. So Megan Markle's best friend or
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Speaker 1: former best friend Jessica mulrooney is the naughtiest of the
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Speaker 1: day because she seems to be addressing their falling out.
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Speaker 1: So she put up on social media that Megan's the
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Speaker 1: kindest person ever, and then she deleted it. Don't do that.
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Speaker 1: That's naughty. If you want to say it, mean it, like,
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Speaker 1: don't back down and say She wrote, I'm going to
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Speaker 1: tell you all this once and for all. Megan and
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Speaker 1: I are family. She's the kindest friend and she checked
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Speaker 1: up on me every day. So then she deleted it.
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Speaker 1: Is she friends with Megan? Is she not friends with Megan?
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Speaker 1: She got into a little bit of controversy, or a
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Speaker 1: lot of controversy where she was accused of using white privilege,
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Speaker 1: and she apologized for that. She was also fired from
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Speaker 1: Good Morning America. They cut ties with her after these awful,
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Speaker 1: awful comments. Megan's not been seen with her since. They
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Speaker 1: were really good friends, so much so Jessica's three children
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Speaker 1: were actually official members of the royal wedding party. I
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Speaker 1: hate when friends for I get it. I do get
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Speaker 1: it when I try to remember is the one time
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Speaker 1: you did something awful? I don't want that to pollute
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Speaker 1: all the good times. Do you have that habit character
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Speaker 1: you did that somebody else does one thing that's that bad,
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Speaker 1: and it could be really really bad, Like a racist
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Speaker 1: comment is terrible, but can you move past it? Yes
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Speaker 1: or no? It's one of those like case my case.
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Speaker 1: You know situations where you weigh it out, you weigh
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Speaker 1: the person, you weigh, you weigh where it's at, do
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Speaker 1: you I don't. I wouldn't agree with it, but I
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Speaker 1: would also know who the person is deep down or
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Speaker 1: was it a bad day that we just let their
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Speaker 1: emotions exactly. I can't be friends with racist. I can't
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Speaker 1: be it. I won't be But if I know it
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Speaker 1: was a stupid, horrific, terrible moment, not who you are,
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Speaker 1: I can move past it, but if you keep repeating it,
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Speaker 1: then I'm not sure I can. And so I hope
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Speaker 1: these two sorted out. I really do. Okay, quickly, it's
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Speaker 1: time for a moment of robber. You gonna rob you
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Speaker 1: gonna roba ub. So I've been posting a lot of
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Speaker 1: stuf about the foreword answer, and I'm getting getting tons
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Speaker 1: of questions about what it actually is. I wanted to
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Speaker 1: explain it to you today. So when I was a publicist,
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Speaker 1: I kept thinking, what is it that all these celebrities
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Speaker 1: have in common that makes them fabulous? What is it
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Speaker 1: about their lives that we can apply to ours? And
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Speaker 1: I figured out they could tell you who they were
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Speaker 1: in four words or less. Who are you in four words?
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Speaker 1: Think about it? Who are you? In four words? Well?
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Speaker 1: What I came to a conclusion is that even though
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Speaker 1: Diddy and Jessica Simpson and j Lo and even Alicia Keys,
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Speaker 1: even though they had different words describing themselves, all the
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Speaker 1: four words that they used had something in common. We're
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Speaker 1: going to tell you what those are throughout the week.
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Speaker 1: So think about that today. If you had to describe
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Speaker 1: yourself in four words, what would they be? Hey, Garrett,
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Speaker 1: we've run out of time. That's a little bit of
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Speaker 1: homework for your next show next Monday. You can give
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Speaker 1: me your word, your words? Who are you? It's so interesting?
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Speaker 1: Who are you? In four words? When I worked for
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Speaker 1: all these celebrities, every interview request, every press request that
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Speaker 1: came across my desk, if that request didn't match three
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Speaker 1: of the four words we passed on, it isn't that
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Speaker 1: interesting interesting? So for Kate Spade, I had four words
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Speaker 1: on post it notes on my computer for did he
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Speaker 1: I had his four words for Alicia Keys had her
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Speaker 1: four words, and they all had different words, but I
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Speaker 1: knew who they were, and more importantly so did they.
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Speaker 1: Who were you in four words? And that's for today.
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Speaker 1: We ran out of time. We could have kept going.
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