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MEGHAN MARKLE’S SECRET UK STOP, NICOLE “SNOOKI” POLIZZI’S WENDY WILLIAMS SHOCKER & T.J. HOLMES AND AMY ROBACH’S WEDDING NEWS SPARK HEADLINES · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Sure, it's time nice and low and low and lower low,
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Speaker 1: welcome to you, not even nice, share your host.
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Speaker 2: And it's Thursday, which means our dear friend who's freshly showered.
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Speaker 2: I believe Mark Lufo joined us Haley for you look
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Speaker 2: very very dapper today.
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Speaker 3: Here and thank you very much. I did shower for
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Speaker 3: you this morning.
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Speaker 2: I you like to be clean, Mark, I really do.
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Speaker 2: It's your thig. You like to be clean. I think
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Speaker 2: you told me once. And it might be a little
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Speaker 2: bit too much information at the top of the show,
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Speaker 2: but if you meet somebody cute at a bar and
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Speaker 2: you go back for a kiss and a cuddle, you're
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Speaker 2: like a quick shower first.
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Speaker 3: Hygiene is so important to me. And if you have
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Speaker 3: bad breath and you smell, I'm out. It doesn't work.
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Speaker 2: Is this because of Doris your mummy the dentist?
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Speaker 3: Think it might be.
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Speaker 2: That's what it is. That's what we've got Doris to
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Speaker 2: thank for cleansing ess. So Mark is currently in a relationship,
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Speaker 2: but if he wasn't and you met him in a bar,
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Speaker 2: please be clean, please. Okay, public service announcement done, Let's
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Speaker 2: jump into the show. What time is it, my friends,
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Speaker 2: it is Tee Time big story at the top of
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Speaker 2: the show, Meghan Marco made a secret trip to the UK.
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Speaker 2: Can you get your head around that? Not totally true.
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Speaker 2: What happened is that her plane had to stop at
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Speaker 2: Heathrow Airport, so she was flying back to Los Angeles
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Speaker 2: from Geneva, where she made that speech about online bullion,
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Speaker 2: which has had a little bit of a backlash because
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Speaker 2: the day before she did post a picture of of
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Speaker 2: all the type Megan not like really, really, but you're
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Speaker 2: going to post a picture lit her hair so red
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Speaker 2: or it's gorgeous, a mane of red hair, a staring
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Speaker 2: at her. But then I did realize, well, within twenty
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Speaker 2: four hours, Megan is going to be doing a speech
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Speaker 2: about online bullion with children. So just you know, you
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Speaker 2: can square it by saying this is how you put
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Speaker 2: children on because their faces and but it's just the
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Speaker 2: messy conversation for her to have that she didn't need
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Speaker 2: to have. She didn't need to post that picture. Well,
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Speaker 2: Meghan's posted again because nobody knew this. You can't apparently
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Speaker 2: fly directly from Geneva to Los Angeles. Guess where you
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Speaker 2: have to stop? Mark London he Throw Airport. Now the
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Speaker 2: reason we know about this is the folks at British Airways.
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Speaker 2: They left her a sweet note. They were excited. It's
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Speaker 2: the Duchess of Sussex and they left her a lovely note.
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Speaker 2: It was a wedding anniversary. She took a picture of
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Speaker 2: the note she posted. Now, these British Airways people are like,
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Speaker 2: what is going on because all the prints are like
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Speaker 2: furious for them being nicense. She posted the note A
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Speaker 2: flood of comets here, but he is interesting. Can you
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Speaker 2: imagine stoping in a country that you think really betrayed you.
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Speaker 2: That's her point of view here. She's very very angry
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Speaker 2: with what happened to her while allegedly happened to her
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Speaker 2: in Britain, but she didn't have to stop over, so
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Speaker 2: she was at the airport. But he throw airport. There's
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Speaker 2: a lot of Union jacks like it is British, British, British,
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Speaker 2: and she stopped there. In the fact that she got
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Speaker 2: this note for the British Airway stuff tells me she
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Speaker 2: was probably flying British Airways and so it just sort
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Speaker 2: of makes me chruckle in a bit of a naughty
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Speaker 2: way here that she did. She has returned to Britain,
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Speaker 2: so she hasn't been there in years now. Technically, if
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Speaker 2: you're at the airport mark does that cat are you
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Speaker 2: in the country?
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Speaker 3: I think yes, I don't know. I think it's like
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Speaker 3: federal space technically. Oh oh. And however, I mean, this
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Speaker 3: does feel like her attempt her toe into the pond
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Speaker 3: and see the reactions of is she welcome back? Is
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Speaker 3: this the time to kind of maybe reconsider things? And
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Speaker 3: maybe she might end up with Harry there. I don't know,
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Speaker 3: but it was.
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Speaker 2: It made me laugh too, Raby, Now, wouldn't she. I've
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Speaker 2: had to stop over in places in cities when I'm traveling,
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Speaker 2: and if I know somebody in the city, I always
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Speaker 2: meet up with them. If we've got a two or
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Speaker 2: three hour stopover, I'll text my friends and so let's
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Speaker 2: go and grab a coffee. Or she didn't do that,
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Speaker 2: would is she? The answer is no, what does she
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Speaker 2: popped over to the palace while I was there? I
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Speaker 2: would have said, well, while I'm here, I might as well.
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Speaker 2: Although King Charles was in America and he never actually
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Speaker 2: saw them, so I think this is just so awful.
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Speaker 2: But he is a little amusing and it's really petty
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Speaker 2: and that's why we love this family. They are the
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Speaker 2: Petty's family. They are they can't help themselves. And Megan's
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Speaker 2: need for attention, it's a bottomless pit. She didn't need
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Speaker 2: to post this if I was sneaky sneaking into a country,
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Speaker 2: or I didn't feel like I was welcome, even if
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Speaker 2: it was for a few hours. Don't tell anybody. We'll
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Speaker 2: get to the airport, mark, me and you. I'll wear
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Speaker 2: my sunglasses and a big hat. We'll go and sit upstairs.
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Speaker 2: I put a scarf around the head. We'll be in
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Speaker 2: the first class line. She's not in coach like me
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Speaker 2: and you, Mark, so she's in the first class lounge.
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Speaker 2: Got British airways at Heathron. I've been there, thank you
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Speaker 2: for My nephew is a pilot. I don't fly first class,
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Speaker 2: but he can get into the language. So I speaking
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Speaker 2: and I sit there. Nobody's bothering. Yet she could have
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Speaker 2: snuck into the louder with a bodyguard, with a security
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Speaker 2: with her assistant. I guess her hair and makeup. She
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Speaker 2: shed quite an us. She could have slipped it and
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Speaker 2: then jumped on a plane and nobody would have been
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Speaker 2: mother wire. So let's remind everybody too. The British Airways staff,
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Speaker 2: they did not post this online. She did. They left
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Speaker 2: her a little personal note and now she's posted it online.
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Speaker 2: Oh the Brits. They don't. They don't like her mark.
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Speaker 3: They do not like they don't. I think it's funny.
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Speaker 3: She never misses a moment to remind us that she
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Speaker 3: is a royal in some capacity, and then she also
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Speaker 3: doesn't miss a moment to monetize that too.
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Speaker 2: Soome. She posted some wedding pictures, beautiful, never seen before
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Speaker 2: pictures at her wedding, her and Harry dance in the
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Speaker 2: first kiss. Stuff, that's so intimate, that's so beautiful. She
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Speaker 2: could add all the royal family. There's no pictures of
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Speaker 2: anybody in the royal family. And then at the end
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Speaker 2: of that, she tried to sell us a candle. Oh,
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Speaker 2: I love sixty sixty for a candle that smelt of
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Speaker 2: the life she left. I mean, really, what I mean?
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Speaker 3: Eight years It's not like a tenth anniversary or something.
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Speaker 2: It's a very bad brand. She's never business an opportunity,
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Speaker 2: which brings us to a whole question of the day.
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Speaker 2: Meghan stopped at London's Heathrow Airport for a transfer. She
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Speaker 2: was the very few hours. Do you think she'll ever
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Speaker 2: return to the UK for an extended period? Not for
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Speaker 2: a couple of hours at the airport? That doesn't count.
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Speaker 2: Will she ever ever? That's a big word. Will she
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Speaker 2: ever go back? Go vote on our Twitter page and
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Speaker 2: naughty nice rum Facebook page is naughty gossip and be
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Speaker 2: sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results, hey,
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Speaker 2: or even results results, Hale, what are you working on? Man?
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Speaker 3: Drama for Village Village All is slamming and unauthorized biopic,
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Speaker 3: saying they won't get the rights to the music all right.
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Speaker 3: As we explained, so Billy Joel is making it crystal flair.
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Speaker 3: He wants no part of this upcoming biopic about his life.
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Speaker 3: The legendary singer is pushing back hard against Billy and Me.
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Speaker 3: It's a new film focused on his early career and
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Speaker 3: relationship with former manager Irwin Missouri. Now Joel's reps say
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Speaker 3: the production does not have his approval, his life rights,
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Speaker 3: or his permission to use his music. They will not
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Speaker 3: be able to secure the music rights required for the project,
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Speaker 3: has rep said, and the film is still moving forward
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Speaker 3: with director John Ottoman, who is known for working on
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Speaker 3: Bohemian Rhaposdi. It's one of the biggest biopics of all
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Speaker 3: time any common project. Emotional, inspiring and deeply human. Now,
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Speaker 3: I think where he gets messy is the story explores
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Speaker 3: his rise to fame, his troubled early years, and the
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Speaker 3: collapse of his friendship with former bandmate John Small after
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Speaker 3: Joel's affair with his wife.
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Speaker 2: Was that sounds like a messy movie to celebrity do
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Speaker 2: these biopic So this is what the trouble is. So
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Speaker 2: the Michael one is monstrous, and Michael jacksonon could overtake
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Speaker 2: Bohemian Rhapsoday as a billion dollar film. But none of
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Speaker 2: it's the truth that miss out everything that they don't
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Speaker 2: want you to hear. They just sort of gloss over.
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Speaker 2: It's like if you see Michael Jackson on Broadway that musical.
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Speaker 2: It's fabulous, but none of it actually really deals with
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Speaker 2: what really happened. When you're talking about Michael Jackson, there's many,
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Speaker 2: many things, many of them not funny, that happen and
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Speaker 2: they just ignored it. Billy, I get it. He doesn't
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Speaker 2: want this to come out. He did that amazing documentary
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Speaker 2: which is great on HPO. Gosh, it was long that
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Speaker 2: it was like eight hours, but it was fan fascinating.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't want to buy a pick. Now, can you
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Speaker 2: do it without the music? I don't know if you can.
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Speaker 2: I don't know if it's a Billy Joel, if they
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Speaker 2: use music generic music, I don't really know. If you
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Speaker 2: can do it. They're gonna move forward with it though.
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Speaker 2: It's a fascinating, fascinating legal argument. I can make a
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Speaker 2: movie about you, Mark without your permission. I can. I
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Speaker 2: can do it. You might not like it. I can
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Speaker 2: write a book about be careful. I can a book
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Speaker 2: about you without your You can do it. What stops
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Speaker 2: a lot of these movies from moving forward is they
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Speaker 2: can't get the rights to the music. So if you
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Speaker 2: want to do the Taylor Swift story, you can do it,
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Speaker 2: but you can't get her songs, And then what sort
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Speaker 2: of the point of doing it without without the song?
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Speaker 2: So it's a tricky balance these artists have. Billy doesn't
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Speaker 2: want this movie made, and so I guess they can
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Speaker 2: do it without him, but without the music. I don't
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Speaker 2: know if it will be very successful. Okay, moving along,
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Speaker 2: Carson Daly admits that he doesn't really talk to his
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Speaker 2: thirteen year old daughter out. So kids go through awkward stages.
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Speaker 2: You probably did, Mark, When were you a bratt? You're
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Speaker 2: still last remember you, you don't miss it, not blopool.
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Speaker 2: Were you nice at school?
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Speaker 3: Or you're a bit brattleing parents, darlings?
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Speaker 2: That poor brother yours, Jonathan, or had you? I can't
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Speaker 2: imagine waking up with you with the same house every day,
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Speaker 2: exha including weekends. He never leaves, he's here every day. Well,
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Speaker 2: at thirteen years old, you know you could be a
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Speaker 2: bit odd with your parents. So Carson did something I
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Speaker 2: think it's really lovely. He joined Snapchat. He met his
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Speaker 2: daughter where she was. She's on Snapchat all the time,
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Speaker 2: so he said, I literally communicate with my daughter now
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Speaker 2: more on Snapchat than in person. Not great, but it's
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Speaker 2: better than not communicating at all. I have a lovely story.
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Speaker 2: My next door neighbor, Ruth, who fled the Nazis as
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Speaker 2: a child, a Holocaust survivor, my next door neighbor. I
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Speaker 2: love her. She recently passed away at ninety seven. However,
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Speaker 2: when she turned ninety, she wanted a better relationship with
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Speaker 2: her grandchildren, so she joyined. She got an iPhone and
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Speaker 2: she learned how to text. At ninety and she started
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Speaker 2: to text her grandkids and suddenly it wasn't like you
10:50
Speaker 2: had to call Grandma every day, which can be a
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Speaker 2: little bit of a hassle if you're young, you don't
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Speaker 2: have the time. I get it, and so then the
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Speaker 2: text and Ruth would have four or five different conversation
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Speaker 2: with all her grandkids throughout the day, and she thoroughly
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Speaker 2: enjoyed it. Meet people where they are. I'm old school,
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Speaker 2: so I used to very much enjoy jumping on a
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Speaker 2: phone for an hour and gossiping and laughing. But a
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Speaker 2: lot of people just don't have that in their repertoire.
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Speaker 2: It's just not their thing. Some young people actually get
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Speaker 2: anxious of their phone rings, and so I've learned that
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Speaker 2: texting now is probably the way to go. Do you
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Speaker 2: try and meet people where they are? Mark?
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Speaker 3: It's funny. I was at a pre last night and
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Speaker 3: there was a few people in their mid twenties, and
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Speaker 3: I noticed that everything was going through Instagram, their communications
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Speaker 3: immediately following you on Instagram? Who do you know on Instagram?
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Speaker 3: Who are your mutual friends? And I was like, God,
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Speaker 3: this is so like not what I'm interested in doing.
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Speaker 2: It's not like world. Yeah, yeah. At my book parties,
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Speaker 2: I have been meeting new people. I love it. And
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Speaker 2: if they're twenty to thirty, they don't want my phone number.
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Speaker 2: They want to know what my Instagram is and then
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Speaker 2: they DM me and it's a wild new world. I
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Speaker 2: like the cast and did this. It's his daughter. He
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Speaker 2: wants a relationship with that etters her name, and so
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Speaker 2: he talked about it. I'm sure I don't know how
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Speaker 2: she feels about him talking about I think it's probably
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Speaker 2: if you've got a shy daughter, be on national TV.
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Speaker 2: Be careful. Okay, moving along. I love this story because
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Speaker 2: it's a bit shady, and I don't know which part
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Speaker 2: of it to actually believe. I have an opinion. Mark,
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Speaker 2: the original survive of Richard Hatch, claims that CBS snubbed
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Speaker 2: him for the finale, the season fiftieth finale. What's going on?
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Speaker 3: That's right? So, the original Survivor winner blasted the network
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Speaker 3: on social media. After CBS Mornings reportedly stated that all
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Speaker 3: the past champions had been invited to the milestone celebration,
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Speaker 3: he said, I'm the original winner and I was not invited.
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Speaker 3: Seniors quickly pushed back, insisting in a statement that every
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Speaker 3: winner received an invitation to the finale event honoring the
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Speaker 3: show's legacy. Now he has a complicated relationship with the franchise,
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Speaker 3: which has followed him for many years. The star was
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Speaker 3: also excluded from all Winners Winners at War season. Back
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Speaker 3: in twenty twenty, after a long time post Jeff Probes
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Speaker 3: admitted he didn't feel comfortable bringing hatchback because of past controversies,
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Speaker 3: which included in some he was never convicted for criminally
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Speaker 3: charged with sex crime. However, though he was embroiled in
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Speaker 3: a highly publicized sexual harassment contract. I remember by other
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Speaker 3: seasons of SRI.
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Speaker 2: I remember that It's tricky, isn't it. When these shows
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Speaker 2: have their anniversaries. What do they do about the bad apples,
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Speaker 2: the people that they're not that proud of. When The
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Speaker 2: Today Show had their big anniversary, they didn't mention Matt
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Speaker 2: Lauer like he was on the show for a long time.
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Speaker 2: And so it's very, very tricky here. He is the
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Speaker 2: original winner. When you say survivor, Richard Hatch is the
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Speaker 2: one that I remember as winning. I couldn't tell you.
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Speaker 2: It's like he is the Kelly Clarks. I don't know
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Speaker 2: any other maybe carry underword, but I couldn't name the winners.
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Speaker 2: I could name Richard Hatch because that first season everybody
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Speaker 2: was watching. That show was getting twenty million viewers. I
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Speaker 2: did watch last night. I still enjoy it. It sucks
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Speaker 2: me in, it does make me giggling. Jeff Proops had
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Speaker 2: a terrible faux pas. He announced somebody had been sent
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Speaker 2: home before we actually saw the video clip. He got confused.
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Speaker 2: Oh that was messy. But I do like Live TV
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Speaker 2: and handled it really, really well. But I think I think,
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm with Richard Hatch at this I
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Speaker 2: don't think he was invited.
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Speaker 3: I don't think, but I want to see him there truly.
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Speaker 2: He is a mess, as it's great TV. Honey talking
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Speaker 2: about a mess, and this is a little close to you.
14:29
Speaker 2: Mark Loup Snooky is claiming that Wendy Williams forced her
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Speaker 2: to drink beer on Live TV to prove she wasn't pregnant.
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Speaker 2: Wendy back in the day was outrageous and that's what
14:39
Speaker 2: made this show so delicious. I know we're looking at
14:41
Speaker 2: it now through a lens of today, and this stuff
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Speaker 2: we shouldn't do. We could look at Barbara Walters and
14:45
Speaker 2: a lot of TV shows and we're like, oh, that's
14:47
Speaker 2: really cringey. Now America's next up model. Anybody how cringey
14:50
Speaker 2: is that? But back in the day, and I was
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Speaker 2: a regular guest on that show, it was all done
14:54
Speaker 2: with the sort of wink and a humor. At least
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Speaker 2: it felt like that in the studio. So Snookia is
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Speaker 2: saying she went on the sh and when he got
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Speaker 2: the rumor that she was pregnant. So when she decided
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Speaker 2: is that rageous that she was going to ask her
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Speaker 2: to drink beer on the show to prove if she
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Speaker 2: was pregnant or not. Snookie said she pretended to drink
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Speaker 2: the beer where she wouldn't confirm that she was pregnant.
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Speaker 2: But soon afterwards she did have her first child, Mark
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Speaker 2: what happened?
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Speaker 3: It's still and I remember this, Uh this is about
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Speaker 3: fifteen years ago at this point, so you know, looking
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Speaker 3: back at a time where it was different and then
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Speaker 3: you know, Wendy was outrageous and sometimes these things happened
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Speaker 3: like live and spontaneously on TV, and so yeah, it
15:31
Speaker 3: was a big problem in the moment. It's snooky. I
15:34
Speaker 3: think none of us really respected her at that time
15:36
Speaker 3: because she was being drunk and getting arrested on her
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Speaker 3: own right. She comes here and there's you know, rumors
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Speaker 3: on whatever, and maybe looking back, that wasn't the best choice.
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Speaker 3: But I don't think anyone had a malicious intent for her.
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Speaker 2: We just she was. It wasn't amazing, It was silly.
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Speaker 2: But it's funday. But I don't know if you can
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Speaker 2: do it today. I don't know, but it's in its moment. Oh, Wendy,
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Speaker 2: I do this show. That's how I met you, Mark
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Speaker 2: at the Wendy Show. Okay, we're going to take it
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Speaker 2: a quick break and we will be right back. Welcome
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Speaker 2: back to the naughty, even nicer on your hairs rather
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Speaker 2: su to Hey, let's get to the polls that yesterday
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Speaker 2: we revealed that Taylor Swift and Travis will have a
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Speaker 2: pre nup good idea or a bad idea. Ninety's a
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Speaker 2: good idea. Taylor's got two billion, that Travis is no
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Speaker 2: slat cheer. It's got ninety min Normally ninety million, you'd
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Speaker 2: be like, wow, that's a lot of money. But next
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Speaker 2: to Taylor is like a pauper. He's like poor. He's
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Speaker 2: positively in the poor. I feel bad for this poor guy.
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Speaker 2: They will have a prenup. I think it's probably a
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Speaker 2: good idea. What do you think about prenups? Mark? Will
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Speaker 2: you sign one with Kevin if you get married?
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Speaker 3: What do you think very much into prenups? Because I
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Speaker 3: think it keeps you.
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Speaker 2: It's important idea. Oh, it's important, and you are very
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Speaker 2: much about the rules. Mark, you always play by.
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Speaker 3: I'm not gonna work.
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Speaker 2: I didn't sign a pre nup. Don't tell Bruce or anything.
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Speaker 2: I know. I didn't sign one. Okay, don't forget to
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Speaker 3: Taylor Swift, we love it. He stunned in a romantic
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Speaker 3: romantic and a flowing blue Zimmerman celebrating their marriage to
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Speaker 3: Kaya Harris.
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Speaker 2: It's beautiful market. So she turned up. She turned up,
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Speaker 2: and I'm told she was treated pretty much like any
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Speaker 2: other guests. That's impossible, she's Taylor Swift. But I think that, like,
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Speaker 2: you know, you show up for your friends, Like even
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Speaker 2: if you have to fly to Grease. I hate a destination.
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Speaker 2: Whether just do it in New York. We're all here.
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Speaker 2: It's some of the best hotels in the world. Do
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Speaker 2: I really have to get a Kanos? Like really?
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Speaker 3: No? But I will say Greece. If I'm gonna have
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Speaker 3: a wedding, it would be there outside of New York.
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Speaker 3: It's it is pretty much.
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Speaker 2: I might consider coming if I can sit next to Jonathan,
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Speaker 2: your brother. Okay, now, and I don't even know if
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Speaker 2: you're invited him or me. Now, I noticed the day
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Speaker 2: Naughty Naughty TJ Holmes and Amy wrote back up back,
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Speaker 2: So they're feeling a little bit out of the spotlights
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Speaker 2: and the pronubts that they are going to get married.
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Speaker 2: They were on a podcast and they were talking about
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Speaker 2: marriage and he said, yes, we've set a date, and
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Speaker 2: Amy really fell off a chair. So I didn't realize
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Speaker 2: you had agreed to that. So it seems to be
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Speaker 2: here is if Amy set the date, TV didn't really
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Speaker 2: commit to it. Now that they're on a podcast. Now
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Speaker 2: he said they will. He's dragging his feet here all
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Speaker 2: the red flags mark it's all it's Amy's wedding. It's
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Speaker 2: not there where. This feels like Amy wants to get
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Speaker 2: married and he'll just do it to shut up. It's
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Speaker 2: just the If this was a friend, if this was somebody,
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Speaker 2: if this was you, I would like shake you for Amy, Amy, Amy.
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Speaker 2: Of these two, let's end with the moment of Army,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna rub. Successful people fail more, period. They just
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Speaker 2: don't stay down. And successful people often fail four more
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Speaker 2: times than unsuccessful people ever will. The difference is not
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Speaker 2: talent to a look or perfect timing, its attitude. While
19:09
Speaker 2: although people see if failure as proof that they should quit,
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Speaker 2: I've done that. Oh I'm not very good at this.
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Speaker 2: I failed four times. I should quit, successful people see
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Speaker 2: it as part of the process. It's just the process.
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Speaker 2: They fall, they regoop, they learn, they get up, and
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Speaker 2: they keep moving. Success rarely belongs to the people who
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Speaker 2: never fail. Everyone I know who's super super super successful
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Speaker 2: has failed a lot. It belongs to the people who
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Speaker 2: got back up, just one more time, keep getting back
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Speaker 2: up once again. You gotta fail to succeed. I love
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Speaker 2: the expression the road to success is paved with failure.
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Speaker 2: I fail over and over and over and over again,
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Speaker 2: and I have to fail so I can learn from
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Speaker 2: it and get back up and succeed. And once you succeed,
19:59
Speaker 2: everybody gets about all that failure. Keep going, naughties. Don't
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Speaker 2: be embarrassed to fail. It's actually a really good thing. Hey,
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