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Kim Kardashian enlists pastor that married them to save her marriage, Ellen's “Game of Games” ratings tonight first referendum, Jennifer Lopez has working mom guilt! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Scrible advice, spice, Hello and lower lower low. Welcome to
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Speaker 1: the Naughty but Nice Share. I'm your host, Rob Shooter
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Speaker 1: and joining me today. It's very special. We have Corey
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Speaker 1: Andrew Corey, are you there? I am here? Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 1: Darling said, don't get confused. Everybody listening away. Normally we're
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Speaker 1: treated to Corey every Friday. We normally have Mark Lupo
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Speaker 1: from US Weekly joining us on Thursdays. However, he's with Doris,
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Speaker 1: his mother, on Long Island, and the storms have been
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Speaker 1: whipping whipping up around the city and the and the
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Speaker 1: areas close by, and Mark's got no power. So Mark
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Speaker 1: is with Doris. Who I guess they're using candles. I'm
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Speaker 1: sure they look beautiful. And apparently Doris is so determined
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Speaker 1: to get marked back on the show that they're going
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Speaker 1: to get a generator today. If the power doesn't come
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Speaker 1: back on Corey, what time is it? It is? This
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Speaker 1: is a wild story to lead off with. So Kim
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Speaker 1: Kardashian has enlisted the help of her pastor, that's all right,
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Speaker 1: her pastor to try and save her marriage. So Kim
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Speaker 1: and Kanye, we reported have flew off. They've got away
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Speaker 1: from America. They're staying in a fortress at the moment
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Speaker 1: with the children. However, Kim plans to fly out Pastor
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Speaker 1: Rick Wilkinson Jr. And this is going to be a
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Speaker 1: make or break moment. Okay Magazine dot Com are reporting
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Speaker 1: that they really want to make this work, and they're
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Speaker 1: trying everything possible. He's been a constant in Kim and
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Speaker 1: Kanye's life for many, many years. He married them in
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Speaker 1: two thousand and fourteen, I know. And so he now
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Speaker 1: has become a friend of the family. You know what
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Speaker 1: it is some people that you you work with or
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Speaker 1: or advise you, they become part of your family over
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Speaker 1: over a period of time. So they have every intention
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Speaker 1: of bringing him out to help Kanye get this. Originally,
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Speaker 1: Kim act he thought about bringing her Mommy Chris on
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Speaker 1: the trip. I know. However, she decided, probably wisely, that
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Speaker 1: that might alienate Kanye. Maybe not the best idea, especially
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Speaker 1: after I think he called her a white nationalist. So
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Speaker 1: not good. Not good. So the pastor is coming out
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Speaker 1: to try and save this marriage. Also to Kim, is
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Speaker 1: allegedly keeping a divorce diary. I love this girl. She
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Speaker 1: d her edges her bets. So if it works out fine, wonderful.
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Speaker 1: If it doesn't, she got a good book to sell.
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Speaker 1: There's no losing with the Kartassians. They figure out a
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Speaker 1: way to make this work. What do you think, Corey?
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Speaker 1: Do you think the pastor can help them? I have
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Speaker 1: to say I love the idea of a pastor or
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Speaker 1: a therapist helping a couple that's that's in distress. But
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Speaker 1: I don't believe things can be fixed if they're over.
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Speaker 1: They're over. That's just kind of what I believe. M M.
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Speaker 1: I think I'm with you, although fingers crossed. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure they'll work it out to some degree. But
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Speaker 1: it brings us to our pole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: Kim has enlisted a pastor, their pastor to help them
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Speaker 1: save their marriage. Meanwhile, that's some some nice trip. Can
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Speaker 1: you imagine being the pastor? You know she's going to
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Speaker 1: send you a first class ticket. You know you're going
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Speaker 1: to get a beautiful sweet like if you're by pastor,
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Speaker 1: I'll meet you at the church on Sunday and I
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Speaker 1: might put a few coins in the in the box.
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Speaker 1: But I call you an uber. That's right, Oh, that's
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Speaker 1: the way too much for me. You'll get a subway Tokean.
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Speaker 1: So Kim is fucking this pastor out. He's he's hit
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Speaker 1: the jackpot. But do you think the pastor can help
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Speaker 1: save this marriage? Yes? Or no? Go vote on our
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Speaker 1: Twitter page at Naughty Nice Rob or our Facebook page
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Speaker 1: Naughty Gossip. You can leave a comment there and be
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Speaker 1: sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results. Corey,
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Speaker 1: what are you working on? Well? Keeping in the Kardashian theme,
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Speaker 1: of course for a Kardashian Yes, Courtney is not okay
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Speaker 1: after her son rained, after he has his hair cut.
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Speaker 1: That's Rain r E I G. And not to be
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Speaker 1: confused with the liquid that falls out of the sky.
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Speaker 1: We got it. Okay. So Courtney, she has shared a
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Speaker 1: new shocking photo of her son Rain and he's got
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Speaker 1: like a buzz cut. And everyone knows this kid had
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Speaker 1: long hair like Axl Rose from Guns and Roses was
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Speaker 1: like really long. But after five years, yeah, it was
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Speaker 1: like he was really had a lot of a lot
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Speaker 1: of hair. But after five years she decided to cut
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Speaker 1: his hair and now he's sporting his whole like buzz
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Speaker 1: cut look. And she's not sure. You know, Courtney is
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Speaker 1: not sure how she feels about this new haircut. Right,
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Speaker 1: So it's always like a red of passage for parents
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Speaker 1: to give their kid their first haircut. Courtney, Yeah, it's
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Speaker 1: it's it's like we all our parents did it to us, right,
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Speaker 1: you know, they have our hair like in a freezer
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Speaker 1: bag somewhere still. But Courtney, even her daughter Penelope, she
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Speaker 1: waited for six years before she cut her hair. I
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Speaker 1: mean lovely long hair. But I think the question is,
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Speaker 1: is it's not your head? Court Me? Yes, I do
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Speaker 1: get your mom. At what age were you, Corey when
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Speaker 1: you started to make your own decisions about your haircut
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Speaker 1: or your shoes or the way you look. Mine was
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Speaker 1: quite late, Like my mom took me to the hairdressers
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Speaker 1: or sometimes she did it herself. Didn't that was not
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Speaker 1: a good idea. But she spoke to the hairdresser like
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Speaker 1: it was only like sort of not that recent. But
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Speaker 1: I didn't really know what to say when I went
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Speaker 1: to the hairdresser with that my mob she always told
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Speaker 1: him how to do it. What was your family like, Corey, Oh, honey,
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Speaker 1: I was a fetus and I was already we're in
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Speaker 1: a mo heart like to the young age. You know
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Speaker 1: what my mom saying with me and my mother would
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Speaker 1: give me that little boy haircut, and I had no
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Speaker 1: say in the matter. But Junior High, you know, things
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Speaker 1: turned purple and blue and the mohawk ish mom had.
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Speaker 1: You know, rain looks fabulous. Either way, there's new pictures
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Speaker 1: of him with his shaved head. But this is a
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Speaker 1: good question. At what age do you let your children
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Speaker 1: start to express themselves obvious slee If they wear some
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Speaker 1: T shirts or clothes you don't like, it doesn't really matter,
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Speaker 1: but could enough your hair are shaping your head. That's
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Speaker 1: kind of a big thing. Gosh, can you imagine for
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Speaker 1: girls too? I guess it's even more dramatic. If your
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Speaker 1: girl wants to shave her head, would you let it
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Speaker 1: happen or say absolutely not? Talking about mommy's j Lo
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Speaker 1: has revealed that she does suffer with mom guilt. So
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Speaker 1: Jo has no problem at all telling production to hold
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Speaker 1: when she has to face time her children and wish
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Speaker 1: them good night. So she's one of the busiest stars
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Speaker 1: in the world. She does everything. However, she also too
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Speaker 1: is a full time mommy to her twins, Max and Emmy.
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Speaker 1: She said recently that working hard being a full time
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Speaker 1: mom is definitely difficult, and any mom will tell you that,
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Speaker 1: and she said, she's really grateful to have this amazing career,
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Speaker 1: but it does come with a lot of guilt on
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Speaker 1: things that you do miss in your children's life. So
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Speaker 1: even though j Lo has a ton of money and
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Speaker 1: private planes and access to nanny's and a lot of help,
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Speaker 1: she still wants to be there her self for those
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Speaker 1: big moments in her kids lives, and I guess she's
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Speaker 1: missed quite a few of them. I used to work
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Speaker 1: for Jennifer. When I worked with Jennifer, it was before
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Speaker 1: she had the children, and it was all about the career,
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Speaker 1: totally career focused. But I think now she's sort of,
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Speaker 1: let you know that, sort of calm a little bit.
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Speaker 1: She's still got an extraordinary career, but I think now
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Speaker 1: she seems happier than ever having her children. The twelve
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Speaker 1: years old, she's about to get married. I don't know
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Speaker 1: what about your friends. Do they have mom guilt? Corey?
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Speaker 1: You know, I think a lot of them have that
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Speaker 1: decision making thing where they have to decide do I
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Speaker 1: want to be a full time mom or you know,
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Speaker 1: have a career, And it's a shame that I think
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Speaker 1: we put that society. Society puts that on a women
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Speaker 1: really right. They have to choose versus having one or
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Speaker 1: the other. So if you can do both, balance it
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Speaker 1: out and go for it like j Loo, like Dana
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Speaker 1: Ross did it. It's so hard though, because I've got girlfriends.
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Speaker 1: Now we're at the age my fen friendship group where
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Speaker 1: some of the girls are having babies. It's lovely. I've
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Speaker 1: become a fairy godmother to the other's daughter Greece. I'm
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Speaker 1: not the official god parent, but I add the fairy godparents.
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Speaker 1: I will take it's probably appropriate. But her career has
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Speaker 1: changed like I never existed. I've read all those magazines
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Speaker 1: and I see it on TV. I'm aware of this,
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Speaker 1: but I never actually saw it until quite recently. It
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Speaker 1: is really hard. It's something that men do not think about.
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Speaker 1: We don't talk about it nearly enough. I don't think
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Speaker 1: the child care rearing responsibilities anywhere near fifty fifty. I
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Speaker 1: think Jane is an inspiration, but at the same time too,
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Speaker 1: it's hard to be inspired by somebody that rich because
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Speaker 1: we don't have those resources. I like her talking about it,
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Speaker 1: but it's still quite tricky. What's going on with fifty
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Speaker 1: cents and we have to say the word a s S.
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Speaker 1: We can't say the word Corey, so yes, yes, okay,
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Speaker 1: so thanks for clarifying that, right, So we're very careful
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Speaker 1: on this show. We don't, don't I hear you? So
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Speaker 1: yes fifty cent. Though he is really upset about his
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Speaker 1: Emmy nominations. Snow. He got snow by the Emmys, and
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Speaker 1: he did tell the Emmies to kiss his A double s.
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Speaker 1: Okay a s S. So he slammed the Emmys after
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Speaker 1: the show Power that he's the producer on the show
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Speaker 1: and actor as well. He was once again locked out
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Speaker 1: of the nominations this year for an Emmy nomination, and
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Speaker 1: he's really really upset about it. So to to announce
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Speaker 1: his displeasure with the fact that he got snubbed, he
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Speaker 1: posted an image of a booty like a black It's
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Speaker 1: like a black butt, a carving of a black butt,
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Speaker 1: and he wrote, Okay, here it is Emmy's my black
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Speaker 1: A double s for your consideration to kiss. And the
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Speaker 1: candy shop rapper years old, he wrote, you know, gosh,
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Speaker 1: f dash dash that yes, but anyway, feelings about this one.
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Speaker 1: I I know people that work at Stars and have
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Speaker 1: worked on this show. They said he is not easy
9:53
Speaker 1: but that is not a bad thing, and he's a perfectionist.
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Speaker 1: The show has one I think eleven or has been
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Speaker 1: nominated eleven times for an ACE Awards, did win for
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Speaker 1: Outstanding Drama. It is a terrific show, and it is
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Speaker 1: strange that he keeps getting snubbed. However, I do think
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Speaker 1: this level of rage towards the m is not only
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Speaker 1: is not going to help him ever get that nomination,
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Speaker 1: but also too, it really tells us that he does
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Speaker 1: care about this. I think if somebody upsets me and
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Speaker 1: I get left out of a lot of stuff, the
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Speaker 1: best responses to ignore it. I don't know. I think
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Speaker 1: he's just confirmed how how much this actually means to him?
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Speaker 1: What do you think? Yeah, I was that I was
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Speaker 1: literally going to say to you, like, what did you think?
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Speaker 1: Because I was like, Rob, it sounds like he really
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Speaker 1: does care. Yeah, because and so I think that's a
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Speaker 1: really you know, I think he's wounded by that. I
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Speaker 1: think he's wounded. How do you feel about awards, Corey?
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Speaker 1: Are they big to you because celebrities all the time say,
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Speaker 1: oh they don't matter. The works all that matters. What
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Speaker 1: do you think? How do you feel about awards as
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Speaker 1: I've gotten order and look that shows like the Grammys
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Speaker 1: and the Oscars and researched people who were at the
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Speaker 1: top of the industry and had not even gotten a
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Speaker 1: Grammy yet at that time. UM, I don't know if
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Speaker 1: they have any value. I think they're nice trophy object
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Speaker 1: for your shelves, but they don't in any way embody
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Speaker 1: who you're, who you are, don't. Oh I love them,
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Speaker 1: I do. I love even if it's a tidy little
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Speaker 1: ward that I've never heard of. I love getting them
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Speaker 1: at a twenty Award show to accept the world. They're
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Speaker 1: doing the out one hundred in I think next month,
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Speaker 1: and the new editor over there is fantastic. Richard Perez. Richard,
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Speaker 1: if you were listening, can I can me and Corey
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Speaker 1: get on the top one. I don't know what the
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Speaker 1: criteria is. Tonight's a big night. Let me explain. So
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Speaker 1: tonight it's the return of Ellen's Game of Games, and
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Speaker 1: it's really going to be the first referendum on how
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Speaker 1: we feel about Ellen's. So all eyes in the TV
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Speaker 1: business in shows and this basically is going to be
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Speaker 1: watching the ratings for tonight. It's a rerun of NBC's
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Speaker 1: Ellen's Game of Game show I think is at nine pm.
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Speaker 1: This is really the first referendum on Ellen since the meltdown.
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Speaker 1: We've heard about the toxic behavior, We've heard about racism,
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Speaker 1: We've even heard about sexual stuff going on that is
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Speaker 1: so so wrong. So what do we think. Is she
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Speaker 1: going to do okay tonight? I don't know. Like the
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Speaker 1: last time this show aired, which I think was in May,
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Speaker 1: hasn't been on for a while. The numbers were very,
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Speaker 1: very good. This is a cash cow for NBC. Also
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Speaker 1: making things a little bit more complicated, the producers who
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Speaker 1: have been really really exposed for doing allegedly terrible thing.
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Speaker 1: It's the same producers, so the people that do her
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Speaker 1: TV show, The Ellen Show, are also involved in Game
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Speaker 1: of Games. Tonight is a big night. Ushers the guest
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Speaker 1: on the show tonight. Once again it is a repeat.
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Speaker 1: Us has not tweeted anything, he has not said anything
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Speaker 1: about it. We should point out to the Ellen Show
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Speaker 1: is on repeats until September. They're down two, so this
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Speaker 1: is having an impact. What do you think about tonight?
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Speaker 1: Will she be okay Corey or is this the beginning
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Speaker 1: of the end? I really think it's the beginning of
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Speaker 1: the end. She doesn't want to be there. You can
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Speaker 1: tell from the press that she they're already looking for
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Speaker 1: her replacement. Just you know, it's like put a nail
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Speaker 1: and net calf and already I think, I really think so.
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Speaker 1: I do hear that from my sources who work over there,
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Speaker 1: that this is not the way anybody wants to go
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Speaker 1: out after seventeen years. You don't want to leave under
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Speaker 1: a scandal. So Ellen will be back. She's going to
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Speaker 1: start taping her talk show. It's not live. They taped.
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Speaker 1: They taped a couple of weeks in advance, and so
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Speaker 1: she's going to start taping that in two or three weeks.
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Speaker 1: And she's got two more years left on the contract. However,
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Speaker 1: all this awful stuff, and I hate to admit this,
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Speaker 1: but I've worked in this business a long time. Noises noise.
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Speaker 1: All they really care about is advertisers and ratings. They're
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Speaker 1: both are linked. If you get huge ratings, that helps
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Speaker 1: get big advertisers. Also to advertisers do not like controversy.
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Speaker 1: They don't They want to be safe. So this is
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Speaker 1: a big question to tonight. On tomorrows show, I'll let
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Speaker 1: you know how the numbers are, because that's going to
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Speaker 1: be a big, big, big topic. Okay, we're gonna take
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Speaker 1: a quick break. We will be all right back. Welcome
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Speaker 1: back to the Naughty but Nice Sham the HOSTROMP shooting
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Speaker 1: with my friend Corey Andrew, Mr loop Ower. I don't
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Speaker 1: think you can even listen today because you've got my
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Speaker 1: power Mark, our friend from Mark from US Weekly's going
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Speaker 1: to be joining us tomorrow. Corey and Mark switched places.
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Speaker 1: Thank you for doing that, Corey. Let's get us to
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Speaker 1: the polls that the dumb So yesterday we talked about
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Speaker 1: Kate and William wishing Meg and Markle are happy birthday?
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Speaker 1: Do they mean it or is it fake? What do
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Speaker 1: you think, Corey? Before we get to the result, what
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Speaker 1: do you think? Is it a fake happy? But they
14:54
Speaker 1: sort of they sort of had to do it. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if they called her personally, but they did
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Speaker 1: do it publicly. Let's have a look at the policy
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Speaker 1: A sixty one percent it is fake. Oh, I got
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Speaker 1: that upside down. I've got the wrong antelope here I
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Speaker 1: did a Steve Harvey said, it's real. We have the
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Speaker 1: nicest Honestly, Corey, you and me are the meat girls
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Speaker 1: on this show. Everybody didn't so nice so said nice.
15:23
Speaker 1: Let's have a little Facebook see what's going on there. Marcy. Hello,
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Speaker 1: Marcy MARSI is part of our ninety Day Fiance Sunday group.
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Speaker 1: We love ninety death Fance and Marcy loves it as
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Speaker 1: much as me. Hi, Marcy, Let's see what Marcy has
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Speaker 1: to say. Marcy said, just because just because they are
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Speaker 1: bad feelings between them doesn't mean they can't be nice
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Speaker 1: and genuinely wish Megan well on her birthday. I like
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Speaker 1: the way you think, Marcy. I really sweet. Carmen. Hello
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Speaker 1: Carmens of Riot. So do you remember John Paul Jones
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Speaker 1: on The Bachelor? Carmen once posted, I'm still thinking about it. Carmen.
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Speaker 1: Carmen heard a picture of a job board jokes from
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Speaker 1: the Bachelor and said, it looks like Veil Kilmare and
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Speaker 1: Keana Rees had a baby. You were absolutely you have
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Speaker 1: to say, Carmen says, I don't think they have to
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Speaker 1: go out of their way to do it. Did they
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Speaker 1: post a video or was it just a typed post
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Speaker 1: to me? To Carmen, it makes a difference because anyone
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Speaker 1: could type it. A video is much more genuine. It
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Speaker 1: was typed, Carmen, it was not a video and let's
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Speaker 1: have a look. Oh Kelsey, Hello Kelsey. Kelsey is fabulous
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Speaker 1: and she's the mummy to Mulligan Wolff Wolf. Mulligan is
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Speaker 1: the mascot to this show. He's a chocolate lab, handsome devil.
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Speaker 1: Hello Mulligan, Hello Kelsey. Let's see what you have to say.
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Speaker 1: There would have been some drama if they didn't say anything,
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Speaker 1: so I think Kelsey's right here. They couldn't win either way.
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Speaker 1: Wolf Off. Hey, don't forget to vote on today's poul
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Speaker 1: about Kim and her pastor? Can the pastor say this marriage?
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Speaker 1: Go to Twitter, naughty nice Rob, or you can go
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Speaker 1: to Facebook Lady Gossip, leave a comment and be sure
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Speaker 1: to check back tomorrow. And now it's time for Corianna.
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Speaker 1: Well listen, this is on the Ellen theme again because
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Speaker 1: that's such a hot topic. So Ellen's DJ Tony Kombawe,
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Speaker 1: I believe his thing he pronounced his last name. He
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Speaker 1: is now speaking out as well, saying that he felt
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Speaker 1: toxicity on the set, so now he's coming out. He
17:23
Speaker 1: was the the DJ on the air for several years
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Speaker 1: and now he's speaking up about his recent workplace misconduct
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Speaker 1: that he's witnessed. As well on the show and all
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Speaker 1: the allegations from gosh, the intimidation, sexual misconduct, harassment from
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Speaker 1: the executives. And he would know because he was on
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Speaker 1: the show on the air from two thousand three to
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Speaker 1: two thousand six and then again from two thousand seven
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Speaker 1: to two thousand run to two thousand thirteen, So he
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Speaker 1: really has been there in the trenches. And he's yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: he's definitely coming out, and he's putting his his words
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Speaker 1: for he's he's saying, look, I uh, I'm grateful for
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Speaker 1: the opportunity I had and I experienced the taxes that
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Speaker 1: he has the show, however, and he's also saying that
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Speaker 1: he stands with his former colleagues who are now speaking
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Speaker 1: out against the mistreatment. So there isn't He's had nicest
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Speaker 1: of the day, Tony is. It's really hard to do this.
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Speaker 1: It's really hard to stand up and tell the truth,
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Speaker 1: particularly when it is against somebody as powerful as Ellen.
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Speaker 1: I believe Tony he has no reason to not tell
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Speaker 1: the truth here. He has a million reasons to sit
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Speaker 1: down and shut up and say nothing. He's chose to
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Speaker 1: follow the truth. And I think this is so important.
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Speaker 1: I think that this Tony allegation has really changed the
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Speaker 1: way I feel a little bit because finally, now somebody's
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Speaker 1: coming forward that I know. I watched the Ellen Show.
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Speaker 1: I've watched him on that show every day for years.
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Speaker 1: He's a great guy. And if he felt it, if
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Speaker 1: somebody that they call the talent people who are on camera,
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Speaker 1: if the talent of feeling it, can you imagine what
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Speaker 1: it was like backstage. So Tony, you'r and nicest of
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Speaker 1: the day for telling a very hard truth and now
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Speaker 1: let's do moments of rob You gotta rob, you gotta
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Speaker 1: We're gonna wrong. So being smart is something that I
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Speaker 1: didn't really think much about until I met at four
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Speaker 1: people Jessica Simpson, and I know the paradox there, because
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Speaker 1: most people don't think Jessica's start smart, you're wrong. So
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Speaker 1: I grew up totally believing well educated people were the
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Speaker 1: only smart ones. I believe people in power, my parents,
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Speaker 1: my teachers, my boss were just much smarter than me.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't until much later on in life when I
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Speaker 1: actually spent time with Jessica Simpson, who left school at
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Speaker 1: the ripe old age of sixteen, did I realize how
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Speaker 1: mistaken I had been. Being smart and being educated are
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Speaker 1: two totally different things, and it took the smartest person
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Speaker 1: I have ever met, Jessica Simpson, to teach me that
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Speaker 1: do you feel smart? Cory, Um, I do now, yes,
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Speaker 1: and I've worked. I've worked at it though, that's why.
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Speaker 1: That's why I have too. You are We're smart. We
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Speaker 1: really are smart. Go with your gut. You know right
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Speaker 1: from wrong. You know the truth. You do not need
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Speaker 1: a certificate from a fancy university to make you smart.
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Speaker 1: Listen to yourself, my friends. Hey, that's it. That's it
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Speaker 1: for today. We run out of times. Corey, thank you
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Speaker 1: so much for switching it up and joining us today.
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Speaker 1: Matt Cluber, we hope you're listening, and Doris too, we
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