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TAYLOR SWIFT AND TRAVIS KELCE'S WEDDING PLANS, LIONEL RICHIE'S HEALTH SCARE, AND MEGHAN MARKLE'S LATEST BRAND PUSH DOMINATE HEADLINES · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: What time is it, my friends? It is tea time.
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Speaker 1: So the fancying New York Times is confirming our reporting
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Speaker 1: from three weeks ago. You welcome, New York Times. So
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Speaker 1: finally the Times has realized that the most important stories
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Speaker 1: in the world are celebrities. I'm shocked they did a
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Speaker 1: big story about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey's wedding upcoming wedding,
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Speaker 1: and they have confirmed our original reporting, which is a
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Speaker 1: two step wedding celebration. Let me go into the details.
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Speaker 1: So Taylor and Travis, they may be planning one of
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Speaker 1: the biggest celebrity weddings in years, but they are making
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Speaker 1: sure that the most meaningful moments happen first, So before
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Speaker 1: throwing that massive Madison Square cart in celebration. It's going
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Speaker 1: to be massive, nearly one thousand guests, so it holds
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Speaker 1: about twenty thousand, so I think it's still going to
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Speaker 1: look empty. I haven't figured that out yet. There's going
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Speaker 1: to be nineteen thousand empty seats. That is something you
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Speaker 1: do not see when palor Swrift is in an arena.
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Speaker 1: Never it's sold out. So they don't acquire how they're
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Speaker 1: going to get around that. But they're going to have
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Speaker 1: about a thousand guests to the big celebration, but before
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Speaker 1: they're going to exchange vows in a far more intimate
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Speaker 1: gathering of about one hundred closest friends and family, So
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Speaker 1: one hundred people have been invited to the wedding, a
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Speaker 1: thousand to the celebration. It is a two day extravaganza.
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Speaker 1: It is starting as a wedding. They're going to get
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Speaker 1: legally married with their friends, with their family if they're
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Speaker 1: really close friends with their family members, and then the
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Speaker 1: next night a massive affair at Madison Square Garden. I'm
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Speaker 1: not sure why she's not opening it up to her fans.
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Speaker 1: Those empty seats. That doesn't sound great, does it. But
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Speaker 1: at the moment, all the reports are it's just a
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Speaker 1: thousand lucky people who have been invited. Now, The New
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Speaker 1: York Times claims that that private intimate gathering, that wedding
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Speaker 1: for just one hundred people, that is also going to
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Speaker 1: take place Square Garden. One hundred people in Madison Square
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Speaker 1: Garden is gonna look awful. It's gonna look like a
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Speaker 1: pop star's worst nightmares. Which is why I am not
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Speaker 1: totally convinced yet that this is gonna happen there. My
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Speaker 1: sources tell me I don't know anybody that is being
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Speaker 1: invited to the one hundred person wedding. That's very very small.
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Speaker 1: Really close friends who would not talk to me, family
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Speaker 1: members who are not talking to me either, But a
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Speaker 1: thousand guests the next night. That's when you find out
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Speaker 1: some gossip. They don't know yet. They think it's Madison
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Speaker 1: Square Garden, but they don't know about it. In fact,
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Speaker 1: one of Travis's friends, George Kilty, I think that's his name.
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Speaker 1: I don't know the NFL, but he is a football player.
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Speaker 1: He joked to Kelsey saying, so it's gonna take place
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Speaker 1: at the garden, and Travis just laughed. He didn't answer him.
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Speaker 1: He said he's half expecting to get to the garden
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Speaker 1: and suddenly be whisked away on private planes. They've got
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Speaker 1: that much money. The billionaire maybe two billion. He has
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Speaker 1: about one hundred million, so they can get private planes.
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Speaker 1: So maybe the garden is a meeting place. The reason
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Speaker 1: we don't know, it's not that we're good reporters. Nobody knows.
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Speaker 1: This is because the guests do not know. Now we
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Speaker 1: look in at all the evidence, all the science, and
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Speaker 1: they all point towards the garden. We know now that
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Speaker 1: certain permits have been taken out around the garden to
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Speaker 1: shut some streets down. I'm going to have a story
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Speaker 1: on my substack today about this, saying people are actually
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Speaker 1: not that happy about it. Is the garden not big
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Speaker 1: enough for you to you also have to take over
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Speaker 1: the streets? Is that what's going on here? It's so curious,
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Speaker 1: isn't it. People are telling me they're starting to get
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Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos vibes. Vibes like Jeff Bezos. Remember when he
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Speaker 1: took over Venice and the locals were furious, saying Venice
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Speaker 1: isn't yours to rent? Well, that's how I feel about
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Speaker 1: New York City. It's not yours. You can rent the garden,
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Speaker 1: but the sidewalk belongs to the people. And it's the
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Speaker 1: Fourth of July weekend. Below the garden is a major
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Speaker 1: train station, a major transit hub. Are they going to
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Speaker 1: shut down that too? They can't. They can't on one
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Speaker 1: of the busiest traffic days travel days in the world,
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Speaker 1: in the country in the year. They just it's so bizarre.
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Speaker 1: This is Normally Taylor Swift has her finger on the pulse.
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Speaker 1: Normally Taylor Swift knows what the public reaction's going to be.
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Speaker 1: And I think she's I think she's made a mistake here.
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Speaker 1: This feels like let them eat cake. This feels like,
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Speaker 1: you know what, let them do caresay whatever they want
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Speaker 1: because I want the biggest wording of the year. And
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Speaker 1: if I've got to inconvenience people on the fourth of
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Speaker 1: July weekend, so be it. I don't care. That's not
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Speaker 1: very Taylor, is it? Something's going on here my friends,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to our whole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: Travis and Taylor are having a two day celebration. Do
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Speaker 1: you think it's tone death? This is too much. We're struggling,
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Speaker 1: aren't we. Prices are more expensive than ever. I read
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Speaker 1: that inflation's the highest it's been in three four years.
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Speaker 1: We know that prices are through the roof. My friends
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Speaker 1: are struggling. I have friends who are really really struggling
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Speaker 1: right now, struggling to pay their rent, struggling to even
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Speaker 1: get to work because the gas prices are so high.
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Speaker 1: And while all this is going on, while we're all suffering,
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Speaker 1: and we are We're all suffering. While all this is
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Speaker 1: going on, Taylor's going to spend millions millions on a showcase,
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Speaker 1: on a lavish on an over the top wedding, and
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Speaker 1: not only that, potentially closing downstreets in New York. New
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Speaker 1: Yorkers hate that we do. We rush around this city.
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Speaker 1: We use every inch of this city. We do not
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Speaker 1: we do not want to be inconvenience because another billionaire
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Speaker 1: wants to throw themselves a celebration. It is so Jeff Bezos.
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Speaker 1: I love Taylor. You know that I've always always defended Taylor.
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Speaker 1: I absolutely adore her. There's nobody better live than Taylor
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Speaker 1: Swift does lucky enough to see her concert here in
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Speaker 1: New York, and I'm a real big fan. But you know,
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Speaker 1: you can make mistakes. I think this is a misstep.
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Speaker 1: I think that if this wedding goes head on the
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Speaker 1: second and the third and she shuts down streets around
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Speaker 1: the garden and she interrupts traffic. It's a grid in
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Speaker 1: New York. It's a grid. If you shut down two streets,
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Speaker 1: you're gonna mess up the whole grid. If she does this,
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Speaker 1: I will be surprised. But what do you think is
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. Okay, moving along, Lionel Richie, we
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Speaker 1: touched on this yesterday. I told you on yesterday's show
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Speaker 1: that Lionel clapsed in concert. He fell ill during a concert.
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Speaker 1: Now we know he was rushed to hospital. We didn't
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Speaker 1: know that yesterday. So Lionel has sparked a real concern
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Speaker 1: here after becoming dizzier during a concert and forcing him
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Speaker 1: forcing him to cut his show short before being taken
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Speaker 1: to hospital in an ambulance as a precaution. He's seventy
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Speaker 1: seven years old. He is a legend. He had to
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Speaker 1: sit down several times during Dancing on the Ceiling, one
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Speaker 1: of his biggest songs, before telling fans he wasn't feeling well.
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Speaker 1: He performed one more song after that at the piano
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Speaker 1: he was sitting down, and then announced there was going
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Speaker 1: to be an intermission, which was unscheduled. He never came
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Speaker 1: back to the concert was canceled. Fans are disappointed, but
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Speaker 1: they're wishing him the best here. His team will not
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Speaker 1: give us any update. That's always suspicious. If it's as
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Speaker 1: simple as they have a cold or a sinus infection,
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Speaker 1: they tell you. It's when it's more complicated that they
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Speaker 1: don't give a reason to this, But we shouldn't. The
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Speaker 1: best big debate, isn't it if these celebrities in their
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Speaker 1: seventies and their eighties, can sell out concerts. Share Barbara
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Speaker 1: Streis and Billy Joel Bruce Springs, They in Linel Richard.
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Speaker 1: They're the best, aren't they? Just the best in the world.
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Speaker 1: Madonna now is in her late sixties. I saw her recently.
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Speaker 1: If they can sell out tickets, if we still want
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Speaker 1: to buy tickets, then shouldn't they do the show? If
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Speaker 1: they want the money, they want the fame, they want
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Speaker 1: everybody adoring them, then should they stop doing it because
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Speaker 1: the show is not very good? Or should they do
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Speaker 1: it and let us not buy tickets. I gotta admit
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Speaker 1: Madonna wasn't so great. She was a bit wobbly. She
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Speaker 1: never really sang that great. She doesn't dance anymore, and
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Speaker 1: I get that. I can't barely dance that. I mean
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Speaker 1: my fifd d is and so Madonna was not really
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Speaker 1: a great show. But it didn't matter. I loved it.
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Speaker 1: I loved every minut of it because it wasn't about Madonna.
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Speaker 1: It was about me. She makes me feel like I'm
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Speaker 1: a twelve thirteen year old boy in Birmingham, England, dancing
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Speaker 1: around my bedroom in my underwear, singing into a hairbrush.
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Speaker 1: She makes me feel young again, even though she didn't
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Speaker 1: look young at the concert, she was great, But she
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Speaker 1: doesn't look twenty anymore. She doesn't look thirty anymore. Didn't matter.
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Speaker 1: Made me feel like a child, made me feel like
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Speaker 1: a teenager. I figured out that night. This show is
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Speaker 1: not about Madonna. It's about how she makes me feel,
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Speaker 1: and she makes me feel great, in which case I'm
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Speaker 1: happy to give her my money, even though I know
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Speaker 1: the show is no longer as good as it used
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Speaker 1: to be. Lying on with sending you our best, Okay,
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Speaker 1: moving along, do a leaper. I love that name. Fans
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Speaker 1: are rallying around her after her husband's ex, Callum Turner's
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Speaker 1: ex really tried to stir up some drama. So fresh
10:02
Speaker 1: off the fairy Tale wedding, social media is buzzing, buzzing,
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Speaker 1: buzzing about comments from one of the actors, former former Flames.
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Speaker 1: Her name's Victoria. We're not gonna give you her full
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Speaker 1: name because she wants some publicity here and we're not
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Speaker 1: playing into that. But she did put up something that's
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Speaker 1: very interesting. She described him as somebody who never ever
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Speaker 1: wanted to date someone famous, only to end up engaged
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Speaker 1: to a global superstar. Now, while some people can have
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Speaker 1: sympathy with Victoria. It's difficult, isn't it seeing an ex
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Speaker 1: move on and seeing an ex move on to someone
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Speaker 1: like doa lipa. That's a lot a lot of people
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Speaker 1: do it. A tour defending the newly wags, arguing that
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Speaker 1: people changing. You never know who you are going to meet.
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Speaker 1: I never thought I would marry an American. I did
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Speaker 1: you know? Life changes? You have different expectations. Maybe not
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Speaker 1: wanting to date someone famous is great. Maybe he still doesn't,
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Speaker 1: but then he fell in love. That's what love does,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it knock? Sure if you feel eat makes you
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Speaker 1: readdress stuff. I'm a big believer that we should change.
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Speaker 1: That's growth, that is humanity, that is being an adult. Change.
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Speaker 1: That is what really being a grown up is to me,
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Speaker 1: knowing that I was wrong, changing my opinion, learning how
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Speaker 1: to process stuff. You don't have to hold on to
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Speaker 1: the same values and feelings that you had when you
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Speaker 1: were a teenager. You shouldn't. You should grow. In fact,
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Speaker 1: if you've got the same views today as you had
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Speaker 1: twenty years ago, something's not going so good with you.
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Speaker 1: And so I think here that holding up the comment
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Speaker 1: she did it to be spiteful. Let's be clear here,
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Speaker 1: she's obviously angry, she's obviously in pain, she might still
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Speaker 1: have feelings towards him, and so she wanted me a
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Speaker 1: bit spiteful. And she reminded everybody he would never date
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Speaker 1: a celebrity. And look at him now. I think this
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Speaker 1: is interesting too. When you call somebody names, you never
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Speaker 1: make them look bad, You just look bad yourself. If
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Speaker 1: you call me fat, doesn't make you thin, No, absolutely not,
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Speaker 1: makes you a fool. That's what he does. So be
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Speaker 1: careful the next time you want to say something bad
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Speaker 1: about somebody. You're not going to change my mind. You're not.
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Speaker 1: All you're gonna do is make me think less of you.
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Speaker 1: I don't talk about people in a negative way. I
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Speaker 1: try so hard not so. I certainly don't my friends, obviously,
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Speaker 1: because of what I do for a living. I'm a reporter.
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Speaker 1: I report the facts. But if I say mean, nasty stuff,
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Speaker 1: if I use nicknames, it never makes anybody look smaller.
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Speaker 1: It makes me me look and be much smaller. Okay,
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Speaker 1: this is wild. Michael Jackson's legacy is continuing to grow.
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Speaker 1: Seventeen years one, seven years after his death, So seventeen
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Speaker 1: years after his death, Michael Jackson remains one of the
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Speaker 1: biggest forces in music, priving that a true icon never
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Speaker 1: fades away. I get it. I know it's controversial, but
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Speaker 1: he just sold mainly because of his blockbuster biopick Michael
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Speaker 1: the Kinker Pop just sold about five million albums in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. That's a combination of physical sales, downloads
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Speaker 1: stream five million albums seventeen years after his death. Any
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Speaker 1: pop star at the peak of their fame would absolutely
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Speaker 1: love to sell that many albums now, despite years of
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Speaker 1: controversy we have to be clear here and legal battles
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Speaker 1: surrounding his legacy, the hits, you still want to listen
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Speaker 1: to them. I'm really conflicted about this. I'm not a
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Speaker 1: fan of Michael Jackson the person, not at all. But
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Speaker 1: I love the music. I love it. I say to
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Speaker 1: Bruce when we go out, we go to a wedding
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Speaker 1: and they're playing, and get can I dance? Is it
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Speaker 1: weird to dance to Michael Jackson. It's okay for me
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Speaker 1: to blame him in the living room or when I'm
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Speaker 1: gone on a long walk in my earphone so nobody
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Speaker 1: else can hear. But would you dance to Michael Jackson
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Speaker 1: in public? The songs. He might be a dreadful person,
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Speaker 1: but that album Thriller is one of the best albums
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Speaker 1: of all time. I put it on I dare you,
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Speaker 1: I dare you to not not tap your foot, not dance.
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Speaker 1: Can you love someone's art and not love them? That's
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Speaker 1: a big one, isn't it? Okay? Quickly before we get
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Speaker 1: a break? Bega Marco's latest as Ever promotion Asks has
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Speaker 1: fans asking what's that all about? It's a really weird
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Speaker 1: Instagram video. She's strolling through a garden carrying a basket
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Speaker 1: of fruit, and then she pauses for a cup of tea,
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Speaker 1: and then followers get another glimpse into the idelic world
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Speaker 1: that she's trying to sell. Very strange now the timing
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Speaker 1: has raise eyebrows, and a few weeks she's off to Britain,
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Speaker 1: so maybe she's trying to use this moment to market
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Speaker 1: her brand, which is not really doing very well. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if it's clever brand marketing or if this
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Speaker 1: is not very clever at all. Anything that leaves an
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Speaker 1: audience puzzled isn't good. I believe in being clear, be clear.
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Speaker 1: When I'm writing my books, I say to my editor
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Speaker 1: all the time if they have questions, Am I clear?
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Speaker 1: Be clear? I don't want people to be confused. There
14:47
Speaker 1: is nothing wrong with being clear. In fact, it's a
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Speaker 1: really really good quality. And so Megan here, have a
14:53
Speaker 1: look at the ad. Very strange, I think, because what
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Speaker 1: she has been doing with the children and herself and Harry,
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Speaker 1: it's not been working. No one's by in the jam.
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Speaker 1: So now if she can sell a lifestyle like Ralph
15:03
Speaker 1: Lauren does. Ralph Lauren often doesn't put the clothes in
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Speaker 1: his ads. He has a car, or a polar match
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Speaker 1: or something really evocative of a world, almost like the
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Speaker 1: Great Gatsby. He does that, and I think Megan's trying
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Speaker 1: to do that. Good luck. I'm not sure this is
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Speaker 1: going to okay. We're going to take a quick break.
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Speaker 1: Will be right back. Welcome back to the Naughty but
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Speaker 1: nyser am your hair stromshooter? Hey, let's get to the polls.
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Speaker 1: Do du last show, we talked about Oprah claiming that
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Speaker 1: Whitney Houston was high heizer kite on drugs when she
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Speaker 1: fell off the stage. Well, her family is pushing back
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Speaker 1: saying it's not true. Her body God said it's not true.
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Speaker 1: Who do you believe ninety percent, said Oprah. Now, Oprah
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Speaker 1: might be wrong on this occasion, but it's very hard
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Speaker 1: to argue that Whitney wasn't high. We've seen the pictures.
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Speaker 1: She's died of a drug overdose in a bathtub, and
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Speaker 1: so I get why the family is trying to defend
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Speaker 1: Whitney's legacy here, but I think all this is baked
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Speaker 1: at this point. Whitney was a drug addict. Let's say
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Speaker 1: it again. Whitney was a drug addict, and for her
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Speaker 1: not to be high at the Oprah show, I think
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Speaker 1: that would be more surprising than if she was and
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Speaker 1: she did fall off the stage. Everybody is saying she
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Speaker 1: fell off the stage, Oprah saying because it was drugs.
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Speaker 1: They're saying it was just clumsy, Just the clumsy Whitney.
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Speaker 1: I think we all know. Oh, rest in peace, Whitney Houston. Okay,
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Speaker 1: time for a Nicest of the Day and nicest of
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Speaker 1: the day. Ariana Gabande is laughing at a very awkward
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Speaker 1: wardrobe malfunction with a very cheeky response. So Ariana is
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Speaker 1: proving she can laugh for herself. After an accidental wardrobe malfunction,
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Speaker 1: the singer cheekily addressed a viral moment by sharing a
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Speaker 1: throwbacklip of herself and her best friend creating a scene
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Speaker 1: from show Girls, complete with the unforgettable line quote, you
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Speaker 1: have great tits. I'm not gonna say it, you know what?
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Speaker 1: She said? So earlier this week there was a photograph
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Speaker 1: of Arion and kneeling down and you could see basically
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Speaker 1: her left breast hanging out. She wasn't aware of it,
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Speaker 1: and so now she's saying, you have great you know what.
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Speaker 1: I think this is so clever. Instead of ignoring the mishap,
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Speaker 1: embrace the joke with a little bit of trademark humor.
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Speaker 1: Delight your fans. I think this is just great. Laugh
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Speaker 1: at yourself, laugh at yourself, and now I naught is
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Speaker 1: the day, Naughty, naughty, naughty. Kelly Ripper is the naughties
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Speaker 1: of the day. Claik And is reminding us of the
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Speaker 1: feud that left him with scars many many years ago.
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Speaker 1: It was two thousand and six he was on the
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Speaker 1: Kelly Ripper show as a co host. At the time,
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Speaker 1: Regis was her partner. He was off and so Clay
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Speaker 1: filled in. He put his hand over her mouth, which
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Speaker 1: she shouldn't have done, and then she said something really
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Speaker 1: ugly about that, and then Rosie O'Donnell went on the
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Speaker 1: view and said it was homophobic. You remember that all exploded.
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Speaker 1: Then they send flowers and the kiss, then they made
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Speaker 1: absurda but really that friendship was never repaired. He said
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Speaker 1: it was absolutely mind blowing for him. He has scars
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Speaker 1: about it. It was a huge deal. He didn't want
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Speaker 1: to talk about his sexuality. He wasn't at publicly, and
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Speaker 1: suddenly Rosie o'donald had outed him, and then Kelly Ripper
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Speaker 1: and Rosie got into a fight, really really, really messy.
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Speaker 1: It just goes to show you when you are living
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Speaker 1: a lie, particularly in the public spotlight, it can get
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Speaker 1: let's end with a moment of rum. You're gonna rub,
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Speaker 1: you gonna rub, you rub. Your habits will make you unstoppable.
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Speaker 1: Success is rarely built in one dramatic moment. No, it's
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Speaker 1: Motivation comes and goes. Habits stay. Motivation's garbage doesn't work.
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Speaker 1: Stop waiting for that. Build a habit instead. Habits they
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