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May 19, 2026 (Hour 2) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 3: of the Bend on Texas Avenue and Brian.
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Speaker 4: You pay less, but you get much more. Great saving
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Speaker 4: selection by paper shutting the Dollar Floor Store. Hey, thanks
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Speaker 4: for checking in with us on a Wednesday.
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Speaker 4: We have two games completed. It didn't take but let's see.
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Speaker 4: Let me get this right. Let me get my richardson math.
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Speaker 1: Going seven and a half hours to get those two games.
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Speaker 1: In Missouri earlier at fourteen base Hits upset Ole miss
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Speaker 1: ten to eight. They will play Mississippi State at nine
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Speaker 1: thirty tomorrow morning, Texas time, and Vanderbilt has just completed
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Speaker 1: a four to one come back to knock off Kentucky
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Speaker 1: eight to five. The final, Vanderbilt will play Florida, the
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Speaker 1: number five seed. That game is scheduled for one o'clock tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: we know it won't start before.
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Speaker 4: Two five forty five or so.
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Speaker 1: Game three of the day will be between tenth seeded
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Speaker 1: Tennessee and number fifteen South Carolina, and sometime tonight before midnight,
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Speaker 1: LSU and Oklahoma will play.
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Speaker 4: The South Carolina.
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Speaker 1: Tennessee winner takes on Arkansas tomorrow and tomorrow night. The
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Speaker 1: LSU Oklahoma winner takes on Auburn tomorrow night, and the
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Speaker 1: winner of that game will play Texas A and M
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Speaker 1: on Friday evening sometime before midnight. Now there's only two
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Speaker 1: scheduled games and why they put these games on the
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Speaker 1: schedule only four hours apart. Which brings me to changes
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Speaker 1: that we have talked to that we talked about actually
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Speaker 1: yesterday on the show with the Writers round Table. They
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Speaker 1: have done a wonderful job in Major League Baseball speeding.
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Speaker 4: Up the game.
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Speaker 1: I didn't like all the rule changes to begin with.
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Speaker 1: I like them now. It has made the game more popular,
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Speaker 1: it has made it more predictable in terms of time,
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Speaker 1: and they definitely need to do something.
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Speaker 4: About college baseball. Great game, no.
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Speaker 1: Doubt, but four hour college games I do not like.
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Speaker 4: I do not like.
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Speaker 1: Them at all. So I do not like them with
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Speaker 1: my rice. I do not like them. They're not nice.
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Speaker 1: I went into a little Doctor Seuss there. Did you
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Speaker 1: see what I did there?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: They need to change that. They need to speed up
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Speaker 4: the game.
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Speaker 1: It is way too slow. It takes way too long.
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Speaker 1: It's asking way too much commitment. Just saying, we were
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Speaker 1: just talking about, you know, not needing all of the
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Speaker 1: sounds in the games because we have to be entertained
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Speaker 1: every second.
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Speaker 4: That's not my deal.
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Speaker 1: But my deal is I think we can do better
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Speaker 1: than the three hour and forty five minute college baseball game,
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Speaker 1: and I know we can do better than playing a
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Speaker 1: postseason college baseball tournament. We don't need them. They are superfluous.
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Speaker 1: Look it up. That's our word for today.
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Speaker 4: We don't need it.
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Speaker 1: The Rangers, who aren't real good right now, have recalled
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Speaker 1: Chris Martin, who wasn't very good when they sent him
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Speaker 1: down with a right shoulder impingement. His last appearance was
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Speaker 1: April the fourteenth. He went to round Rock on a
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Speaker 1: triple A assignment. He wasn't very good there either. Martin
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Speaker 1: had an ERA of seven point one point one and
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Speaker 1: they have sent down Gavin Callier optioned him to round
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Speaker 1: rock I thought he was pretty good, but from April
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Speaker 1: fifteenth to May ninth, he allowed four earned runs, two hits,
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Speaker 1: four walks in his last three outings at Triple A
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Speaker 1: at A two seven R. Let's see Cody Bradford and
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Speaker 1: Jordan Montgomery remain on the sixty day IL. Yesterday they
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Speaker 1: put Corey Seeger on the ten day IL. They need
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Speaker 1: wyat Langford back. They scored runs yesterday, but a couple
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Speaker 1: of things not before. It was too little, too late.
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Speaker 1: They got behind six to one at one time they
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Speaker 1: lost seven to six. They scored six runs, but again
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Speaker 1: they did not score first. They have to score first.
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Speaker 1: If they get to four runs in the game and
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Speaker 1: score first, they are almost unbeatable. Last night they got
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Speaker 1: beat by the terrible Colorado Rockies. They've lost three of
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Speaker 1: their last four. They have lost fourteen of their last
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Speaker 1: twenty four. They have lost sixteen of their last twenty seven.
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Speaker 1: They are three games below five hundred and tonight. Very
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Speaker 1: interesting what they're doing. Kamar Rocker has been really bad
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Speaker 1: early in the games. He has had a hard time
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Speaker 1: getting out of the fifth inning because he has thrown
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Speaker 1: so many pitches the first two innings of games. So
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Speaker 1: tonight they're gonna do like a starter a bullpen game
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Speaker 1: and bring Rocker into the game and see if that helps. Okay,
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Speaker 1: don't know that. We'll see what happens, but hey, they're
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Speaker 1: willing to try. They need a long outing from Rocker.
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Speaker 1: If they can last till the second inning and get
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Speaker 1: him in the game and get him settled down and
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Speaker 1: eat up some innings, that would be a good thing.
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Speaker 1: The Astros lost last night to the Twinkies. They play
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Speaker 1: again tonight. We have that game, I think, Trey, yep,
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Speaker 1: we do have that game tonight. We talked about this
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Speaker 1: in the first hour. I don't know if you knew
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Speaker 1: this or not because it was on the left coast,
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Speaker 1: but jt Gin of the A's through eight no hit innings,
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Speaker 1: there hasn't been a no hitter in baseball since September
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Speaker 1: fourth of twenty twenty four. That strikes me as a
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Speaker 1: long time to go between no hitters. Anyway, again, had
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Speaker 1: a no hitter. He gave up the no hitter to
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Speaker 1: the first batter in the ninth inning, had a one
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Speaker 1: to nothing lead, walked no gave up a single that
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Speaker 1: was his first hit to Adam Fraser. Three pitches later,
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Speaker 1: Zach Netto hit it over the fence and he lost
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Speaker 1: the game two to one. That's got to hurt hockey.
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Speaker 1: Western Conference Finals start tonight should be the Stars in
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Speaker 1: the Avalanche. Instead it's the Golden Knights in the Avalanche.
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Speaker 1: Or it could be the Golden Knights and the Stars
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Speaker 1: actually on that end of the bracket, but they're not
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Speaker 1: Golden Knights Avalanche. Game one Western Conference Finals tonight. Last night,
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Speaker 1: Montreal advanced. They will play Carolina tomorrow night in Game
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Speaker 1: one of the Eastern Conference Finals because the Canadians beat
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Speaker 1: the Sabers in Buffalo in overtime in Game seven last night.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, the Golden Knights have been stripped
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Speaker 1: of his second round draft pick and their head coach
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Speaker 1: John Tortorella find one hundred thousand dollars for flagrant violations
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Speaker 1: of the Stanley Cup Playoff media regulations. Tortorella did not
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Speaker 1: speak with reporters after clinching their last series against the
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Speaker 1: Ducks in Game six, and they did not open the
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Speaker 1: dressing room as well. ESPN says it's a pattern of
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Speaker 1: behavior with repeated warnings.
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Speaker 4: I bet Tortorella is.
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Speaker 1: Gonna speak to the media after tonight's game or risk
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Speaker 1: another one hundred thousand dollars fine, So my guess is
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Speaker 1: he will do that. The Chicago have hired Ac Law
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Speaker 1: as vice president of player Personnel. Ac has been with
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Speaker 1: the Thunder and the Brooklyn Nets, started with Sacramento in
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Speaker 1: the scouting department. He is moving up. Good for him.
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Speaker 1: Congratulations to him. And by the way, I'm told Alex
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Speaker 1: Caruso had quite a game last night in the overtime
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Speaker 1: er double overtime loss right to the Spurs. Caruso went
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Speaker 1: for thirty one last night. Carlos Alcarez says he ain't
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Speaker 1: playing in Wimbledon either. He missed the French Open, which
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Speaker 1: starts on Sunday, because of a wrist injury. He said,
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Speaker 1: the recovery is going well, but I'm not ready to play.
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Speaker 4: I have to.
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Speaker 1: Withdraw from Wimbledon. Alcarez just turned twenty three, has seven
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Speaker 1: Grand slammed idols, has won two Wimbledon's. Everybody else in
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Speaker 1: tennis is thrilled that he is not part of that group.
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Speaker 1: So They've got that going on. And Will Wade the
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Speaker 1: gangster at LSU, he has signed r J.
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Speaker 4: Lewis Junior. Why is that a deal? Because r J.
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Speaker 4: Lewis Junior.
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Speaker 1: Got drafted, got traded to Boston, played in the G League.
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Speaker 1: You know, we just saw that this last year. Right,
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Speaker 1: they ruled that, no, he can't do that, but that
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Speaker 1: don't stop Will Wade. Will Wade's gonna do what Will
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Speaker 1: Wade do, and he's gonna flaunt the rules. And I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna go to court and see if he can get
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Speaker 1: a friendlier judge to rule that r J. Lewis can
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Speaker 1: play this year at LSU.
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Speaker 4: Apparently he made r J. Lewis as strong ass offer.
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Speaker 1: If you don't know what I'm talking about, look that
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Speaker 1: Google it, as Kirk Signetti would say, google it.
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Speaker 4: Okay, this is uh.
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Speaker 5: I'm looking forward to this.
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Speaker 1: We're going to jump out to the Polaris Fundzentner zoom Line.
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Speaker 1: Clint Black has a memoir out called Clint Black and
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Speaker 1: Killing Time, My Life and Music. Clint Black is an
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Speaker 1: eleven time Grammy nominee, a Grammy winner.
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Speaker 4: He has won every award you can win.
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Speaker 1: It's fun to visit with a country music superstar Clint Black.
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Speaker 4: Clint, how are you good?
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Speaker 5: How are you?
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Speaker 1: I'm doing great. Thank you so much for your time.
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Speaker 1: I really appreciate it. You know, I'm reading about some
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Speaker 1: early days after you quit high school, and one of
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Speaker 1: the things I come upon is that you were a
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Speaker 1: fishing guide. Dim, I right about that.
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Speaker 5: Now, that was a line my manager made up. I
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Speaker 5: don't know why you had to do that. No to
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Speaker 5: spell that myth since nineteen eighty nine.
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Speaker 1: I know that there were other odd jobs though along
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Speaker 1: the way, were there not?
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Speaker 5: Yeah? I worked as a teenager six days a week
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Speaker 5: selling newspaper subscriptions door to door. I went into private
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Speaker 5: security consulting and did that for a little while. It
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Speaker 5: was a funny story in there about me and a
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Speaker 5: shotgun watching out for a criminal. And I was an
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Speaker 5: iron worker for a year and eventually walked off the
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Speaker 5: job and never looked back, just singing in bars.
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Speaker 1: So what was it that gave you confidence that these
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Speaker 1: songs you were writing would eventually pay off for you
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Speaker 1: for a career.
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Speaker 5: Well, there's no way, you know, but you know instinctively,
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Speaker 5: just know you can do it. I was a huge,
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Speaker 5: huge country fan, but I loved the classic rock. It
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Speaker 5: was just rock backed in But I knew what I
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Speaker 5: loved and I knew what we country fans loved. So
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Speaker 5: I felt like I knew when I wrote something we
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Speaker 5: would all like I was right, and I just had faith,
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Speaker 5: kept pushing ahead, still played the bars for about ten years, struggling,
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Speaker 5: but never lost the faith.
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Speaker 1: Let me ask you this, who were your biggest influences
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Speaker 1: in music?
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Speaker 5: Well, you know, the country list would probably be kind
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Speaker 5: of a obvious Merle Haggard at the top, and William
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Speaker 5: Whalen and uh so many others. Uh, such a great list.
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Speaker 5: Outside of that, I gravitate love the rock and you know,
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Speaker 5: Deep Purple and Zeppelin and all of that stuff about
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Speaker 5: Bob Steeger. But I I tended to gravitate heavily toward
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Speaker 5: the singer songwriters Jim Crochey, Fogelberg, Eagles, James Taylor, Jackson
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Speaker 5: Brown and Buffett and uh, just the whole collection of
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Speaker 5: these great songwriters. Uh. They set the bar really high,
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Speaker 5: and I tried to meet it.
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Speaker 1: You were fairly young when you mentioned Willie and whalon
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Speaker 1: and and and the Texas music scene started, but you
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Speaker 1: were you were living I think at the time, and Katie,
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Speaker 1: were you not.
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Speaker 5: Actually back in Houston? Uh? About my last couple of
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Speaker 5: years of high school, my parents moved out to Katie,
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Speaker 5: and then when I turned teen, I moved back to town.
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Speaker 5: And uh, you know, the Houston music scene.
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Speaker 6: Was just.
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Speaker 5: Rocking.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 5: We had great tree stations. We had Bill Young programming
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Speaker 5: the rock stations, and we had kpf T who was
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Speaker 5: playing Shake Russell and Dana Cooper and Johnny and Nick Winter.
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Speaker 5: We had it all going on.
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Speaker 1: Was there a point, either right before Killing Time was
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Speaker 1: released or after that, there was that aha moment that,
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Speaker 1: after all of these years of kicking around in these
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Speaker 1: bars and begging people to play for him, you went, Okay,
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Speaker 1: this is this is what I envisioned.
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Speaker 5: When I uh after a Better Man and Killing Time
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Speaker 5: went number one, the first two singles off that album.
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Speaker 5: I was back home out seeing my parents and Katie,
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Speaker 5: and I was driving asked this little bar in the
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Speaker 5: corner of a little strip center, and uh where where
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Speaker 5: I had played for probably fifty dollars, And driving past that,
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Speaker 5: I look at it and it hits me, I've crossed
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Speaker 5: the line. Will never be the same for me walking
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Speaker 5: into a bar again, at least in Houston, and you
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Speaker 5: know that spread out a bit, but I knew I had,
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Speaker 5: I had crossed the line in my life, and I
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Speaker 5: remember lamenting it and in my heart and knowing that
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Speaker 5: I would that part of my life was over. I
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Speaker 5: didn't want to go back, but I remember I knew,
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Speaker 5: I knew that that that was a loss, a sacrifice. Yes, Uh,
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Speaker 5: to do what I love.
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Speaker 1: You you probably well after those two you did, but
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Speaker 1: but you you had no No one knows what fame
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Speaker 1: is like until they're there.
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Speaker 5: Do they get No, they don't. And I hope some
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Speaker 5: artist read the book and uh and and see what
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Speaker 5: I did, what they shouldn't do, and what they should do,
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Speaker 5: maybe you'll come out of it. Uh. Struggling to keep
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Speaker 5: my vocal cords in shape was a big part of
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Speaker 5: those those years in the clubs. And then you know,
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Speaker 5: when the record business got ahold of me, it was
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Speaker 5: on steroids and Uh. I'd always been looking for voice
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Speaker 5: coaches and found one.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 5: Lisa knew the guy in l A and we went
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Speaker 5: to him, and he had a young protege who went
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Speaker 5: on the road with me for the next twelve years,
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Speaker 5: singing in the band, warming me up, teaching me little
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Speaker 5: techniques and would take the strain off. But those years
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Speaker 5: before that, the stress of not being in good voice
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Speaker 5: in the biggest moments of my career, uh, you know,
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Speaker 5: could have led to you know, alcohol and abuse and
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Speaker 5: all of that. But uh, you know, George Jones made
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Speaker 5: an impression on me when I was eighteen in a
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Speaker 5: band with my brother, you know, drinking the drinks that
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Speaker 5: people would send up to the stage. My brother fell
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Speaker 5: down in a moment, knocking drinks all over the drums,
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Speaker 5: and I never drank on stage again. I thought I'll
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Speaker 5: be George Jones, and you know I can't keep up
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Speaker 5: that way.
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Speaker 4: So he had a real impact of what not to do.
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Speaker 5: In other words, yeah, yeah, I just I don't know instinctively,
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Speaker 5: I don't have an obsessive personality, but I knew that
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Speaker 5: the road was going to be hard, and i'd better
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Speaker 5: be clear.
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Speaker 1: When you got opportunities to do a little bit of acting,
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Speaker 1: what was that like for you? And was that something
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Speaker 1: that you were looking for or it found you.
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Speaker 5: No, I was telling my agent stop bringing me this stuff.
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Speaker 5: Not an actor? What do I know? Why do people
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Speaker 5: think I can do that? And then I got a
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Speaker 5: five days off or something, and I wanted to spend
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Speaker 5: it on the couch. Desperately. I've told my manager, don't
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Speaker 5: even tell me what offers come in because they're too
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Speaker 5: hard to turn down. And after a day he called
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Speaker 5: me and he goes, no, no, you want to know
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Speaker 5: about this one?
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Speaker 4: It was nice.
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Speaker 5: And the next day I was on a plane to
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Speaker 5: Oregon and on the set with James Garner and Mel
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Speaker 5: Gibson and Jody Foster and James Coburn and everyone I
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Speaker 5: grew up watching in Bonanza and gun Smoke, And I
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Speaker 5: came away from that and told my agents, Okay, more
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Speaker 5: of this.
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Speaker 4: So you just mentioned all those folks. Was there a
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Speaker 4: moment on and you've sang with just.
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Speaker 1: About everybody in your career, was there one of those
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Speaker 1: moments when you're on stage with somebody and you looked
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Speaker 1: over and said to yourself, I can't believe I'm singing
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Speaker 1: with this person.
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Speaker 5: Oh tons of those Yeah, lots of those moments. Or
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Speaker 5: writing a song with Merle Haggard, singing in the studio
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Speaker 5: with George Jones, recording with Roy Rogers, Yeah, tons of
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Speaker 5: those moments, sharing the stage with Don Henley. It just
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Speaker 5: goes on and on. I was a huge I'm a
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Speaker 5: huge fan of Loggins and Messina, and when reunited, I
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Speaker 5: stopped they were playing and sat in with them. We
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Speaker 5: did some of my songs and some of their songs.
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Speaker 5: So now I'm on stage. One of the biggest influences
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Speaker 5: on me in my teen years, my early teen years
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Speaker 5: was a Loggins and Messina album called Full Sale. Yes,
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Speaker 5: and I'm on stage with them singing after they had
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Speaker 5: split up so many years before.
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Speaker 4: How often do you write?
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Speaker 5: Not often. I make a point not to keep trying,
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Speaker 5: because I feel like I have to go live, get
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Speaker 5: some input, put something in the well before I send
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Speaker 5: the bucket back down.
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Speaker 1: So what would it take or what does it take
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Speaker 1: to get into that rhythm to want to put songs together?
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Speaker 5: Well, I'm back in the rhythm now. Ernest and I
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Speaker 5: have written a song as one of the favorite songs
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Speaker 5: of all of them, and I think it's basically separation
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Speaker 5: from the last album to now. It's about six years.
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Speaker 5: It takes about five years to forget what torture it
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Speaker 5: is in the end. It's great at first and in
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Speaker 5: the middle, and then at the end it's more like
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Speaker 5: a science project where you've lost the mojo. The music
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Speaker 5: isn't having the effect, and you just need to be
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Speaker 5: a scientist about the level of each instrument, where it
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Speaker 5: is in the mix, and what the song sequence ought
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Speaker 5: to be. And by the end of the process, there's
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Speaker 5: no sleep, five hours sleep, and the music turns on
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Speaker 5: in my head and I just have to get up
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Speaker 5: and go back to the studio. And by the end
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Speaker 5: of it is you know, I don't want to hear
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Speaker 5: this again. I listened to each from the start. You
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Speaker 5: know that the tape rolled about a thousand times per song. Wow,
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Speaker 5: so I've heard it.
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Speaker 4: You've heard it. Well. The book is fascinating.
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Speaker 1: It's a look at an amazing life Clint Black and
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Speaker 1: Killing Time my life and music.
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Speaker 4: Clint.
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Speaker 1: I can't thank you enough for spending a few minutes
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Speaker 1: with us. Thank you so much.
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Speaker 5: Awesome, thank you. It was great.
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Speaker 4: Jip, thanks my thanks to Clint Black.
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Speaker 1: Thirty seven years ago, Killing Time came out four number
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Speaker 1: one hits off a debut album, and the rest, as
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Speaker 1: they say, is history. Producers cooperative closing up in a minute,
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Speaker 1: but they'll be open tomorrow seven to six Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
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Speaker 4: Producers have been around since World War Two.
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Speaker 1: A handful of farmers and ranchers in the Brases Valley
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Speaker 1: got together and created an ag co op supply. Now
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Speaker 1: it's the largest in the state of Texas, over ten
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Speaker 1: thousand members. Right there on Texas Avenue, a little bit
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Speaker 1: Card World. I hate to start with this, but I
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Speaker 1: know you saw this. Offset got shot.
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Speaker 1: A representative for the rapper confirms to TMZ that Offset
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Speaker 4: That's in South Florida.
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Speaker 1: The spokesman says Offset is quote fine, currently at the
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Speaker 1: your cashlight as you'll recall Offsets. Bandmate Takeoff was fatally
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Speaker 1: shot to death in Houston in November of twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 9: That's right.
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Speaker 6: It was like Halloween night, but it was technically November one. Yeah,
29:19
Speaker 6: I forgot about all that.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, jeez, I know.
29:24
Speaker 1: It's dangerous to be part of Migos apparently, and you know,
29:29
Speaker 1: the last we visited, Ye was planning on a big
29:34
Speaker 1: concert in London.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not happening. Yeah. The the UK.
29:46
Speaker 1: Government's department overseeing Public Safety and Immigration rejected a travel
29:53
Speaker 1: application from the rapper per the BBC, the Home Office
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Speaker 1: said the decision to ban Ye's travel was quote made
30:05
Speaker 1: on the grounds that his presence would not be conducive
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Speaker 1: to the public good as a result of.
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Speaker 4: The denied entry.
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Speaker 1: By the way, I didn't remember having to apply for
30:21
Speaker 1: a travel application.
30:25
Speaker 6: I mean with money, because.
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Speaker 4: I guess, yeah, because he was setting up stuff.
30:30
Speaker 1: I guess the wireless he was putting together what was
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Speaker 1: called the Wireless Festival it's been canceled. According to the
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Speaker 1: official website, ticket refunds will be issued to all concert goers,
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Speaker 1: festival reps saying that as with every wireless festival, multiple
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Speaker 1: stakeholders were consulted in advance of booking ye and no
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Speaker 1: concerts were highlighted at the time.
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Speaker 4: So anyway, you know, the rapper.
31:11
Speaker 1: Put out a full page ad in the Wall Street
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Speaker 1: Journal apologizing for some of his behavior, which didn't stop
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Speaker 1: PEPSI and others from yanking sponsorships to the festival, which
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Speaker 1: was to be held in July. So hopefully you didn't
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Speaker 1: buy plane tickets to London, or even if you did,
31:37
Speaker 1: go ahead and go.
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Speaker 6: It's a good city, you know what, you might enjoy
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Speaker 6: yourself more.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Maybe so so apparently.
31:48
Speaker 4: For now he is in the US.
31:53
Speaker 6: There's that awesome let's talk about it is our nemesis,
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Speaker 6: Taylor's Swift. Okay, this is from We're a little late again.
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Speaker 5: That's my fault.
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Speaker 4: We're always We're always late.
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Speaker 6: But most of our news is hot.
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Speaker 4: Off the back. That's correct, that's correct.
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Speaker 6: Taylor Switch was celebrating the last day of Women's History Month,
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Speaker 6: which I did not know was the thing as a woman,
32:26
Speaker 6: so I should probably look into that.
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Speaker 1: So you totally missed you totally missed Women's History Month
32:32
Speaker 1: last month.
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Speaker 6: It was really my month last month, and I just
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Speaker 6: completely was oblivious, totally missed it. Where my brain's at.
32:43
Speaker 6: I did a music video honoring Elizabeth Taylor, the second
32:46
Speaker 6: track of her latest album dedicated to the Hollywood Hollywood's
32:50
Speaker 6: iconic actress. In the same fashion as the Fate of
32:54
Speaker 6: Ophelia and Opal Light, the singer released a three minute
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Speaker 6: video exclusively on Apple Music and Spot a five premium.
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Speaker 6: Both previous videos landed on YouTube a few days later.
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Speaker 6: Uh no date has been announced for the latest music video,
33:08
Speaker 6: so the video doesn't star Swiss at all. Actually, instead,
33:12
Speaker 6: it's a movie montage from classic movies, including A Place
33:18
Speaker 6: in the Sun, Boom, Cat on a Hot Tin Rule, I.
33:23
Speaker 4: Love that Cat on a Hot Tin roof movie.
33:26
Speaker 6: Do you I never heard of it? I should look
33:28
Speaker 6: into it. Father of the Bride, Giant.
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Speaker 4: Julia that I love that Giant? Do you? Yeah?
33:36
Speaker 5: I love you?
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Speaker 6: Might like this music video Chip all right, I won't
33:44
Speaker 6: hold my breath. And also Love is Better Than Ever,
33:48
Speaker 6: Rhapsody Suddenly last summer and Who's Afraid.
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Speaker 1: Of Virginia That Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf is one
33:54
Speaker 1: of the all time classics with her Richard.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: So the clips were either licensed through Warner Bros. Or
34:05
Speaker 6: provided too Swift's company with the p s A Rights
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Speaker 6: Management LLC. As a courtesy. The edit included again.
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Speaker 1: You know, I may, I may enjoy those clips, but
34:16
Speaker 1: I bet I could go on YouTube and get them anyway,
34:18
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, without having to deal with Taylor.
34:22
Speaker 6: But it's a compliment. You could just mute it.
34:25
Speaker 4: Yeah whatever, Well, you know I wouldn't. I wouldn't want to.
34:31
Speaker 4: I wouldn't want the.
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Speaker 1: Swifties to know I'm muting anything. You know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 6: I'm sorry. He would never mute Taylor.
34:39
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, I gotta tell you I wouldn't.
34:46
Speaker 1: I don't know if I would recognize a Taylor Taylor
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Speaker 1: Swift song.
34:51
Speaker 4: So I'll just say that we're fine.
34:57
Speaker 1: This is disturbing and I don't have more details on this,
35:03
Speaker 1: but actor Eugene Meherman, who voices Gene Belcher on Bob's
35:09
Speaker 1: Burgers and that's my favorite character in Bob's Burgers, was
35:14
Speaker 1: pulled from a fiery car crash in New Hampshire and
35:19
Speaker 1: is said to be recovering from serious injuries.
35:24
Speaker 4: Yeah, we hope that he's okay. I just love me some.
35:28
Speaker 1: Gene Belcher, So yeah, Eugene. Yeah, I hope you're I
35:33
Speaker 1: hope you get well soon.
35:37
Speaker 5: Yes.
35:38
Speaker 6: Wow, we've got some exciting you know. Look, Chip, this
35:42
Speaker 6: is the first time that we might actually be able
35:45
Speaker 6: to meet a king. No way, King Charles is coming
35:51
Speaker 6: or he set his.
35:53
Speaker 4: First to college station? Is he coming to college station?
35:58
Speaker 6: Probably not, but you never now we talk about him enough.
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Speaker 6: Charles and Queen Camilla will visit the United States in
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Speaker 6: late April at the invitation of President Donald Trump, so
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Speaker 6: Buckingham Policy to confirm this. This will be the first
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Speaker 6: US state visit for Charles since he became king in
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty two. Well when was the last time, I mean,
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Speaker 6: I don't don't you ever hear about King Charles coming
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Speaker 6: to the United States The last time he was even here?
36:28
Speaker 6: But anyways, Trump said. The visit will take place on
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Speaker 6: April twenty seventh to April thirtieth, and include a banquet
36:35
Speaker 6: dinner at the White House on April twenty eighth, Charles
36:38
Speaker 6: will celebrate the historic historic connections in the modern bilateral
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Speaker 6: relationship between the United Kingdoms and the United States, marking
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Speaker 6: the two hundred.
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Speaker 4: And that's why he's coming.
36:52
Speaker 6: Nothing like celebrating. I remember when we beat Hill.
36:58
Speaker 1: No, never, remember when we killed off your soldiers.
37:04
Speaker 6: First, we through your tea in the harbor.
37:06
Speaker 4: Yeah, now, look how far we've come.
37:08
Speaker 1: Look how far? Hey, if we can get together, anybody can.
37:14
Speaker 6: Exactly, So, their majesties, the King and Queen have accepted
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Speaker 6: President Trump's generous invitation to make an historic state visit
37:22
Speaker 6: in the landmark two hundred and fiftieth year. It will
37:25
Speaker 6: be an honor to host them and to celebrate close
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Speaker 6: ties with the American people through one of the oldest alliances.
37:33
Speaker 4: That's so awesome.
37:36
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson's estate continues to provide for the late pop
37:42
Speaker 1: stars kids, including dropping thousands on tuition for his oldest
37:48
Speaker 1: son tens of thousands for his daughter Paris's home improvements.
37:54
Speaker 1: Is according to new legal documents filed by the estates.
37:58
Speaker 1: TMZ obtained the report submitted by two executors who had
38:06
Speaker 1: said in twenty twenty two it was another banner year
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Speaker 1: for the estate. That's when MJ the Musical was launched
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Speaker 1: on Broadway, which made a ton of money. John Bronca
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Speaker 1: and John McClain declared they had earned the estate more
38:22
Speaker 1: than three billion dollars since Michael died in two thousand
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Speaker 1: and nine. Three billion dollars. Remember Michael died getting ready
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Speaker 1: for a world tour because he needed the money, right.
38:42
Speaker 10: Yeah he was.
38:43
Speaker 4: The estate was broke. Yeah yeah.
38:46
Speaker 1: The estate previously paid for homes for Michael's children, Paris
38:51
Speaker 1: and Prince, and a home for Blanket the Sorry. The
38:58
Speaker 1: twenty two twenty two report said that during the twelve
39:04
Speaker 1: month how would you like to go through life named Blanket?
39:07
Speaker 4: That kid has no chance, no chance.
39:14
Speaker 6: For that.
39:15
Speaker 4: I mean, what if your name was Blanket? How old
39:19
Speaker 4: is Blanket is?
39:21
Speaker 1: I don't know how his his real name? And maybe
39:24
Speaker 1: this is why he goes by blanket?
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Speaker 6: His real name is?
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Speaker 4: Is BIGI? BIGI? BIGI? Maybe?
39:35
Speaker 1: Anyway, the report said during a twelve month timeframe, the
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Speaker 1: estate provided Paris with around three point two million dollars
39:43
Speaker 1: and another ninety one k on her home. The estate
39:48
Speaker 1: paid three point one million for prints, including twenty five
39:53
Speaker 1: k for his tuition to loyal to marry mount Blankets
39:58
Speaker 1: bills were less expensive. He only got nine hundred and
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Speaker 1: thirty nine thousand, while MJ's mom got around one point
40:07
Speaker 1: six million for an allowance and for expenses. Now this
40:10
Speaker 1: is just one year, mind you. The executors listed they
40:14
Speaker 1: earned more than eight hundred thousand in royalties and residuals
40:20
Speaker 1: for various projects, which is only a fraction of the
40:24
Speaker 1: total amount of.
40:26
Speaker 4: The money that was brought in during that year.
40:32
Speaker 1: Now, this isn't the first time that celebrities have been
40:35
Speaker 1: more more dead than alive.
40:37
Speaker 4: Elvis was certainly like that. Jimmy Hendricks was like that.
40:42
Speaker 1: I mean, all of these people in the olden days, right,
40:47
Speaker 1: they all had horrible contracts, horrible managers. And I'm not
40:52
Speaker 1: saying there aren't people that still do. But there are
40:58
Speaker 1: entertainers more away these days, right than they used to be, Yes,
41:05
Speaker 1: and and more, some of whom are more in control
41:09
Speaker 1: of their money than allowing someone else to do it.
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Speaker 6: You feel me, Yeah, how's your manager doing?
41:17
Speaker 1: He's fine. I'm keep I keep up on a daily basis.
41:20
Speaker 1: In fact, I paid my own bills just yesterday and
41:26
Speaker 1: fortunately fortunately I am not in debt yet. If I
41:30
Speaker 1: get any more bills in the mail this month, I
41:33
Speaker 1: might be and I have to pay taxes next week,
41:38
Speaker 1: so don't yes see me, see me?
41:41
Speaker 4: Did yeah? See me did yeah.
41:47
Speaker 6: If you see Chip promoting a kind of questionable things,
41:50
Speaker 6: you just leave him alone.
41:52
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll know that the tax man got me.
42:00
Speaker 6: Well in gears kind of. It's not a great story
42:03
Speaker 6: because I mean, I think she's great, but Lady Gaga
42:05
Speaker 6: has canceled her latest touring for her at the advice
42:09
Speaker 6: of her doctor. So on Monday, the pop singer did
42:13
Speaker 6: an announce on Instagram she would be canceling her third
42:16
Speaker 6: and final performance at the Bell Center in Montreal following
42:22
Speaker 6: respiratory infection. Can if anyone can relate to her for
42:27
Speaker 6: I don't sing or dance, Oh, she said, I am
42:30
Speaker 6: so sorry to show that I'm unable to perform tonight
42:33
Speaker 6: and have canceled the show. She began this statement, I've
42:37
Speaker 6: been fighting a respiratory infection for the past few days
42:40
Speaker 6: and doing everything I can to rest and recover, but
42:42
Speaker 6: it's gotten worse. My doctor has strongly advised me not
42:46
Speaker 6: to perform today, and to be honest, I don't think
42:48
Speaker 6: I could give you the quality performance today that you deserve.
42:51
Speaker 6: I know how deeply disappointing this in night is and
42:54
Speaker 6: I truly could not feel worse about letting you down.
42:58
Speaker 6: I'm so sorry to everyone who made plans to be
43:00
Speaker 6: there and support me. Being in Montreal and performing for
43:03
Speaker 6: you on Thursday and Friday was magical and deeply meaningful
43:07
Speaker 6: to everyone who's coming to mind, I'm absolutely heartbroken. It's
43:10
Speaker 6: so sorry. I mean, I think if you're a Lady
43:13
Speaker 6: Gaga fan, you know that she usually performs no matter
43:16
Speaker 6: what I mean, For God's sake, she literally broke her
43:19
Speaker 6: hip in the early days on stage and kept going,
43:21
Speaker 6: So God, you hope you get better soon, Gaga.
43:26
Speaker 4: Yeah, we do.
43:28
Speaker 1: I think she was supposed to do a couple of
43:30
Speaker 1: shows in Minnesota and and in New York City, so
43:34
Speaker 1: we don't know.
43:34
Speaker 6: We'll see.
43:35
Speaker 4: Yeah, we don't know yet about that.
43:37
Speaker 1: So, speaking of entertainers, Randy Travis survived, you know, a
43:44
Speaker 1: horrible stroke in twenty thirteen. It's hard to believe it's
43:47
Speaker 1: been thirteen years, and has largely been able unable to
43:53
Speaker 1: speak or walk since. He received a standing ovation at
44:00
Speaker 1: a concert with fans channing Randy as he was brought
44:04
Speaker 1: off stage in a wheelchair by his wife. This was
44:09
Speaker 1: seen in an Instagram post shared last week. Travis caption
44:15
Speaker 1: is the fans who make these appearances and shows so
44:18
Speaker 1: special and the reason I keep doing it. The More
44:22
Speaker 1: Life Tour was his first major tour since the stroke.
44:28
Speaker 1: It kicked off in March with his original band and
44:33
Speaker 1: two dozen dates, including shows to come in Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, Texas, Arizona, California,
44:45
Speaker 1: running through May.
44:48
Speaker 4: Good on him for being able to do that. That's amazing.
44:54
Speaker 1: I've seen a couple of things with him singing, you know,
45:00
Speaker 1: and I mean I thought it was great. I mean
45:04
Speaker 1: it wasn't quite the same, but hey, who is You
45:07
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
45:09
Speaker 6: It's inspirational. Nonetheless, yes, it is, no doubt that's amazing.
45:13
Speaker 4: Also, Javier bardem ooh, I like him.
45:18
Speaker 1: They are doing a remake of Kate Fear on Apple TV,
45:23
Speaker 1: a ten episode drama premiering June fifth, that reimages. In fact,
45:30
Speaker 1: this thing's been done twice already. Do we need a
45:34
Speaker 1: third one?
45:35
Speaker 4: You know? De Niro did it back in ninety one.
45:38
Speaker 1: He was creepy, as you might suspect, but that was
45:44
Speaker 1: a remake from one I think in the nineteen sixties.
45:48
Speaker 4: If I'm not mistaken.
45:50
Speaker 1: Barden has gone the extra mile on tattoos for his
45:56
Speaker 1: Max Katie character, who has been on revenge for his
45:59
Speaker 1: prison In Stint, Katie was a scythe wielding Grim Reaper
46:05
Speaker 1: tattoo on his back with lost ink a cross his
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Speaker 1: right knuckles and passed on his left knuckles. De Niro
46:14
Speaker 1: had the words love and hate tattooed on his knuckles
46:19
Speaker 1: for the film.
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Speaker 11: Uh.
46:22
Speaker 1: Nick Nolty was a public defender. Jessica Lang was in it.
46:28
Speaker 1: Juliet Lewis came to start him. As a result of
46:32
Speaker 1: that movie, the Apple Plus series effectively changing the roles,
46:39
Speaker 1: making Amy Adams who I like her, she can act
46:43
Speaker 1: and Patrick Wilson the husband wife legal team jointly responsible
46:49
Speaker 1: for putting Katie behind bars and when he gets out,
46:54
Speaker 1: he's seeking biblical vengeance on both them and their family.
47:00
Speaker 1: It sounds properly creepy. It's a it's a creepy little film,
47:05
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you. So we'll see what.
47:07
Speaker 4: And I like Harvier Bardam, so I think he'll be
47:11
Speaker 4: perfect for this role. Just saying perfect. You got anything else?
47:20
Speaker 6: No? I don't think so that's all you gave me?
47:21
Speaker 4: No, Okay?
47:24
Speaker 6: Was I supposed to?
47:26
Speaker 4: Yeah? Probably not let me do this one? Oh I did?
47:30
Speaker 6: I lied?
47:30
Speaker 4: IM Sorry?
47:31
Speaker 6: I do okay, one about I can't go without.
47:36
Speaker 9: That's my fault.
47:37
Speaker 6: I'm so sorry.
47:38
Speaker 4: It's been a minute since we had Keanu.
47:42
Speaker 6: And him and Alexandra Grant enjoyed a date night in
47:46
Speaker 6: New York. So exciting last night, I guess it was
47:50
Speaker 6: last night he stepped out alongside his or he stepped
47:53
Speaker 6: outside as a longtime girlfriend for the world premiere of
47:56
Speaker 6: Apple TV's Outcome at ABC Lincoln Square. Doctor looked polished
48:01
Speaker 6: in a black suit paired with a dark gray shirt
48:04
Speaker 6: and a tie on the evening, while Grant coordinated in
48:07
Speaker 6: a gray print coat over a black outfit. Had They
48:10
Speaker 6: appeared in good spirits as they posed for photos on
48:14
Speaker 6: the red carpet and held hands. Good for this, he
48:17
Speaker 6: does reached the start in Outcome, which is Jonah Hill's
48:20
Speaker 6: dark comedy about an actor who must dive into the
48:23
Speaker 6: depths of his hidden demons after discovering an extorted plot
48:27
Speaker 6: against him.
48:29
Speaker 1: As Hawk Cameron Diaz, she is we haven't seen her.
48:36
Speaker 6: His lifetime bestie Kyle who is Cameron Diaz and Xander
48:41
Speaker 6: Matt Boomer Boomer, I don't know. I don't know where
48:45
Speaker 6: you are. Along with his crisis lawyer Jonah Hill or Reef,
48:51
Speaker 6: embarks on a soul searching journey to make amends with
48:54
Speaker 6: everyone he could have possibly wronged in hopes of identifying
48:57
Speaker 6: the black Man. But yeah, so that's great. Look at
49:02
Speaker 6: the mountain.
49:05
Speaker 4: Since when?
49:06
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean David. Theyve went out public in November
49:09
Speaker 6: twenty nineteen, so they're probably together a decent amount of
49:12
Speaker 6: time I would assume before then.
49:13
Speaker 4: Ok, you never know.
49:14
Speaker 1: All right, let's do some Let's do some birthdays Sunday.
49:20
Speaker 1: Michael Moriarity from Law and Order turned eighty five on Sunday.
49:25
Speaker 1: Max Gail from Barney Miller turned eighty three on Sunday.
49:31
Speaker 1: Let's see who else do we have? No, No, No,
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Speaker 1: Pat Green, Texas singer fifty four on Sunday. Juicy Jay
49:49
Speaker 1: turned fifty one on Sunday. Sterling Kay Brown from This
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Speaker 13: The Texas Rangers fell behind early against Colorado as starter
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Speaker 11: And here's a ball that's hit over the second basement
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Speaker 13: To five even with another RBI from allejandros Soon at
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Speaker 13: Texas fell one run short. Final score seven is six.
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