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Sutton Foster Splits from Husband After Secret Romance with Hugh Jackman EXPOSED! Liam Neeson, 72, Says Goodbye to Dating: ‘I’m Past All That!’ Oliver Hudson Admits He ‘Hated’ Mom Goldie Hawn’s Fans Growing Up · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Advice. Sure, welcome to the Dan Night Show. I'm your house.
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Speaker 1: So it's Friday, which means our dear friend Cory Andrew
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Speaker 1: joins us. Hey, Corey, are you there?
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Speaker 2: I am here. Happy Friday, everyone.
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Speaker 1: Happy Friday. Another week. I love a Friday. I'm nearly done,
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Speaker 1: so I have like a couple of hours of work
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Speaker 1: to do and then I'm done for the day. I'll
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Speaker 1: be done by now, and lucky duck, I'm gonna get
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Speaker 1: myself a Marga Reta and a good book I think
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Speaker 1: for the rest of the day. Okay, let's jump into
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Speaker 1: the show. We've got a ton of gossip to get
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Speaker 1: to you. What time is it? My friends rules to
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Speaker 1: your time? So a big story at the top of
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Speaker 1: the show that I can take a little credit for.
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Speaker 1: Sutton Foster has split with her husband after her secret
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Speaker 1: romance with Hugh Jackman explode. So a year ago, I
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Speaker 1: was the first reporter to write that Sutton and Hugh
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Speaker 1: had got very friendly during their time on Broadway together.
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Speaker 1: Shortly after my report, Hugh and his wife broke up,
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Speaker 1: and now nine ten months later, Sutton and her husband
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Speaker 1: of ten years, he's a screenwriter called Ted Griffin, have
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Speaker 1: called it quits. So this development comes after we told
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Speaker 1: you first that they grew very very close on Broadway,
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Speaker 1: and Insider said they have been inseparable. Everyone in the
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Speaker 1: theater world has seen their chemistry up close and personal.
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Speaker 1: It's only a matter of time before the truth comes out.
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Speaker 1: They went on to say that she was quite surprised
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Speaker 1: by this. Sutton was very excited to work with Hugh Jackman.
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Speaker 1: She's so talented, she's so brilliant. She was excited to
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Speaker 1: be on stage with Hugh Jackman. But she never won
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Speaker 1: second thought that they would fall in love. This is
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Speaker 1: a complicated one for me because I feel terribly here
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Speaker 1: for Deborah, his wife of twenty seven years. I've known
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Speaker 1: her quite a while. She's a really, really good person.
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Speaker 1: And so one day she's going to rehearsals with her
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Speaker 1: husband for this new Broadway revival of The Music Man,
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Speaker 1: and then the next day he's hooking up with the
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Speaker 1: leading lady. And I hate seeing relationships. And another friend
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Speaker 1: of mine, though, did point out that you can't deny
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Speaker 1: love and if you fall in love, I can see
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Speaker 1: your roll in your ass. If you fall in love
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Speaker 1: and they have been together, now this is not just
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Speaker 1: the show mance. The show has been gone for a
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Speaker 1: year and they're still dating, so they are still together.
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Speaker 1: If they do end up getting together officially, they're together,
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Speaker 1: trust me. But if they get together officially, I hope
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Speaker 1: it lasts. I hope he doesn't blow up or Q
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Speaker 1: hasn't blown up his whole life for a fleet.
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Speaker 2: For a Yes, well, you raise a great point about that,
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Speaker 2: because very often people get excited when they're working together.
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Speaker 2: It's something new, it's something fresh, and the mistake is
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Speaker 2: off and made that people confuse that for love. They
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Speaker 2: confuse that for something that they would go ruin their
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Speaker 2: marriage for or wreck their homes for. So what I
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Speaker 2: would say to that is if the marriage was already
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Speaker 2: in jeopardy, if they were already emotionally drifting in part,
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Speaker 2: that is where you're susceptible to this. But if you're
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Speaker 2: in love with someone, you can go to work every day.
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Speaker 2: I mean the rest of us go to work every
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Speaker 2: day and come home without having a relationship with someone
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Speaker 2: you know or or leaving our husbands. Right, So they're
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Speaker 2: at work, it's a work relationship. So I think there's
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Speaker 2: probably trouble in paradise beforehand, and this allows it to
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Speaker 2: open up if there's already a vulnerability.
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Speaker 1: I get it. I get what you're saying. I wouldn't
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Speaker 1: allow it to happen. It just would never get to
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Speaker 1: that point with me. If I was in a job
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Speaker 1: and somebody was flirting with me for the first ten minutes,
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Speaker 1: I think, oh, it'd be funny, it's flattering. Flattering, that's
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Speaker 1: the right word. It'd be really flattering. But it would
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Speaker 1: never get past that point with me. Just I would
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Speaker 1: never allow my mind to drift to that point. But
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Speaker 1: maybe that's because I'm happy in my life marriage she wasn't.
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Speaker 1: So sometimes I wish, though, that when you're not happy
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Speaker 1: in your marriage, I wish that you took a break,
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Speaker 1: didn't date anybody else, But just take a moment to
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Speaker 1: figure that out. Because if you if you replace the
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Speaker 1: person so quickly, is it really love or is it
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Speaker 1: just moving on? Is it rebound? Is it a rebound?
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Speaker 1: I like Sutton, and I'm sad too. I don't know
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Speaker 1: her husband, but I'm sad a ten year marriage has ended.
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Speaker 1: It's amazing that when couples, when married people choose to cheat,
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Speaker 1: they blow up two different worlds, not just their own world,
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Speaker 1: but also the world of the person they're cheating with.
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Speaker 1: It's a major, major responsibility, one that I could not handle. Corey,
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Speaker 1: It's not for me.
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Speaker 2: Well, look at the situation with Angelina and Brad pitt Aniston.
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Speaker 2: I mean it's a very similar thing where you had.
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Speaker 2: I think Brad just got enamored with He's working with
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Speaker 2: one of the most beautiful women in the world physically,
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Speaker 2: and he was like, you know what, I'm going to
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Speaker 2: risk it all and he did. But I don't want
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Speaker 2: to be an advocate for I'm not being an advocate
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Speaker 2: for having adulterous affairs. But my point is you don't
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Speaker 2: have to wreck your home if you have a wandering eye.
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Speaker 2: That's all I'm gonna say.
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Speaker 1: Nice what you're saying. I'm just saying what you're saying.
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Speaker 1: But I think the problem is here is it wasn't
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Speaker 1: just the wondering. I I think we fell in love.
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Speaker 1: My sources are telling me that Sutton is in love
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Speaker 1: and Hugh is in love and this is worth blowing up,
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Speaker 1: blowing up both of their lives. There's children involved as well. Oh,
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Speaker 1: it is complicated, isn't it, Which brings us to our
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Speaker 1: whole question of the day. Sutton Foster has split from
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Speaker 1: her husband after her secret romance with Hugh Shackman has
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Speaker 1: been exposed. Our questions quite an interesting one. I want
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Speaker 1: you to think about this. Did Blake and Ryan know
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Speaker 1: about the affair? Do you think he's best friends with
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Speaker 1: Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds? He's just finished a movie
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Speaker 1: with Ryan, Ryan and Blake new debb the wife. They've
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Speaker 1: been out together as a foursome and so when deb
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Speaker 1: stopped coming for dinner? Did Sutton come over to the apartment?
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Speaker 1: Did she introduce them to Sutton? Do they know? You
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Speaker 1: do tell your friend your secrets? So what do you
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Speaker 1: think did Ryan Reynolds Reynolds know about the affair? Go
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Speaker 1: vote on our Twitter page. I'd noughty Nise rob her
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Speaker 1: Facebook page with some Lordy Today's Nordy does it? And
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Speaker 1: be she there to check back on Monday to hear
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Speaker 1: your results. Hey, Corey Love, what are you working on? Well?
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Speaker 2: Yes, in another celebrity story, of course, but more somber,
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Speaker 2: I would say is emotional. The story here is Rosie
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Speaker 2: o'donnald breaking her silence on TikTok after her daughter Chelsea's
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Speaker 2: neglect of children of children. She got arrested for that,
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Speaker 2: and you know, Rosie's now on TikTok talking about it
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Speaker 2: and pretty emotional video, you know, pretty emotional where she
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Speaker 2: said it's hard to be a public person sometime, but
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Speaker 2: it's also and I love that she acknowledges this, it's
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Speaker 2: also hard for the children of those public people, and
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Speaker 2: that is something that's often overlooked, you know, and she
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Speaker 2: says that is one of those things where you know,
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Speaker 2: everybody has these going on in her family, but when
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Speaker 2: you're a public figure and you have to live it
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Speaker 2: so publicly, it's really much more difficult. So police were
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Speaker 2: called to Chelsea's residence on September ten, of course, and
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Speaker 2: it was following a domestic disturbance. Now, when they got
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Speaker 2: to the house, the house was in squalor, covered in filth.
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Speaker 2: There were reportedly meth amphetamine pipes, hypodermic needles where and
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Speaker 2: they were all within reach of Chelsea's eleven month old son, Atlas,
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Speaker 2: who could have easily got a hold of these things,
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Speaker 2: which would have been devastating in a whole other story obviously,
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Speaker 2: So the child protective services were notified and now Chelsea
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Speaker 2: faces felony charges including drug possession and chow neglect. There's
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Speaker 2: some really really serious stuff. But Rosie took to you know,
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Speaker 2: the internet, despite how difficult it was, to thank her fans,
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Speaker 2: to thank the fans for their kind of words and
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Speaker 2: well wishes. And I have to say again, I love
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Speaker 2: that she talked about the fact that children are impacted
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Speaker 2: because did not ask to be.
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Speaker 1: No, they didn't.
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Speaker 2: The children as people who knows how that impacts them?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. And you're never going to
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Speaker 1: step out of your mom and dad's shadow. Your mom
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Speaker 1: and dad are superstars. It's really hard. Financially, you're never
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Speaker 1: going to step out of their shadow too. It is
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Speaker 1: so complicated. I know Rosie a little bit, and she's
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Speaker 1: a really good mom. This is something she really tries hard.
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Speaker 1: And remember when she adopted Chelsea. I think Chelsea came
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Speaker 1: from a drug addicted biological mother too. A lot going
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Speaker 1: on here, and Rosie brought Chelsea into her home and
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Speaker 1: loved her and still loves her. But what can she do?
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Speaker 1: It breaks her heart and she would pay all the
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Speaker 1: money in the world she has to get Chelsea help,
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Speaker 1: but up to yet it hasn't worked. But that does
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Speaker 1: not mean Rose is going to stop trying. But I
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Speaker 1: do agree with Rosie. It is difficult, isn't it, being
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Speaker 1: a celebrity. It's easy to being a celebrity when you
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Speaker 1: walk in a red carpet and you're looking glamorous, you're
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Speaker 1: on that ozen pic and you're all fair. It isn't
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Speaker 1: easy being a celebrity if you put on some weight,
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Speaker 1: or when life gets difficult or your children have problems.
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Speaker 1: I think Rose has handled this in a really elegant,
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Speaker 1: classy way. She's obviously known about it for a month.
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Speaker 1: She hasn't said anything. The story broke, and then she
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Speaker 1: made this really heartfelt, authentic video where she talked about
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Speaker 1: being a celebrity, talked about being a mom. If you
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Speaker 1: haven't seen it, check it out. Okay, the following story
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Speaker 1: made me a bit sad too. Liam Neeson, who is
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Speaker 1: seventy two and a very good looking man, may I say,
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Speaker 1: has revealed that he's saying goodbye to dat in saying
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Speaker 1: I'm past all that. So in a new interview with
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Speaker 1: People magazine, he said he's completely over dating. When he
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Speaker 1: was asked about his romantic life, Liam bluntly replied, quote no,
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Speaker 1: in a word, I'm passed all that. Wow. He went
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Speaker 1: on to say that He's had a full life and
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Speaker 1: now he's focused on other things. Now, what I should
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Speaker 1: remind everybody is Liam's wife, Natasha Richardson, died of a
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Speaker 1: tragic skiing accident in two thousand and nine. He said, quote,
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Speaker 1: it was a horrible thing to happen. He didn't want
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Speaker 1: to talk about it much more. So. I don't think
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Speaker 1: Liam Neeson is giving up on dating anymore because he's
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Speaker 1: seventy two. I don't think that's it. I think it's
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Speaker 1: when Natasha died. After that, it took him a long
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Speaker 1: time to start dating again. He did, he had a
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Speaker 1: few romances. I actually know somebody who went on a
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Speaker 1: few dates with him and thought he was lovely, But
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Speaker 1: he clearly was still in love with Natasha and he
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Speaker 1: never got over that. Maybe he never will get over
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Speaker 1: something is a really cruel way of phrasing it. Maybe
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Speaker 1: you never made peace with it. I don't think you
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Speaker 1: ever get over something like that. But I think that
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Speaker 1: I understand this here is that he wants to remember
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Speaker 1: Natasha and how could somebody come along and catch his eye.
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Speaker 1: I hope, sir, I'm optimistic about this, but I think
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Speaker 1: until he makes peace with what happened, the tragedy. What happened?
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Speaker 1: Then I understand what he's saying. What about you? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I think that it's.
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Speaker 2: Really one of those things where once someone is your
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Speaker 2: when you think someone is your soulmate, and you lose them,
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Speaker 2: you don't have that companionship anymore, and everyone else is
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Speaker 2: sort of like a consolation prize. No matter how wonderful
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Speaker 2: they are, they're just not that person. And it's interesting
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Speaker 2: my grandfather about twenty years before he passed away, he
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Speaker 2: lost my grandmother and they were married as high school sweethearts.
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Speaker 2: Are both at the age of sixteen year married, and
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Speaker 2: he didn't remarry again. I mean he could have gone.
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Speaker 2: I was still a handsome man. And he died of
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Speaker 2: ninety three twenty years later.
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Speaker 1: Life. Oh, Cory, that's so interesting. I think I'm quite
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Speaker 1: happy surrounding myself with my friends, like the whole that
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Speaker 1: would be in my heart in my life, I would
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Speaker 1: fill that with all my girlfriends. With you, I'd be
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Speaker 1: at Bottinas every night. I don't necessarily put romance or
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Speaker 1: finding somebody new as high as I did when I
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Speaker 1: was in my twenties. I wanted to have that, sure,
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Speaker 1: I wanted to have a partner, but now that I'm older,
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Speaker 1: there's something about companionship and hanging out with friends, and
12:42
Speaker 1: I love being with Bruceles. Nobody I'd rather be with.
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Speaker 1: But I must admit I do have some good nights
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Speaker 1: with my friends and I laugh and I would be
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Speaker 1: totally happy with that. I understand what Liam's saying here,
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Speaker 1: but once again, I don't think it's because he's seventy two.
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Speaker 1: You don't just stop dating at seventy two, as we
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Speaker 1: know from the Golden Bachelorette, which I'm obsessed with. So Liam,
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Speaker 1: I hope somebody comes along. But I do understand what
13:07
Speaker 1: you're saying. Okay, moving along. Roblo is finally admitted to
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Speaker 1: having a brief little fling with a certain superstar tell
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Speaker 1: me everything.
13:15
Speaker 2: Well, what's so funny about this? Adn'tyone like anyone who
13:17
Speaker 2: knows the whole Black Pack. We just assumed they were
13:20
Speaker 2: just like in one big bed to the eighties, you know. So,
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Speaker 2: but Rob Loow is admitting that he had a brief
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Speaker 2: fling with Demi Moore during their their brat pack days
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Speaker 2: in the nineteen eighties. So he confirmed the speculation, and
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Speaker 2: he says, I mean Demi and I briefly, I'm not
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Speaker 2: telling tales out of school was briefly we had a thing,
13:41
Speaker 2: so you know, of course he got he came back
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Speaker 2: to a big acclaim on the Parks and Recreation Show
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Speaker 2: in the past few years. But he said, you know, lightheartedly,
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Speaker 2: he joked about the atmosphere on the set of Saint
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Speaker 2: Elmo's Fire. I think said that's pretty much.
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Speaker 1: What I assumed anyway.
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Speaker 2: But he also went on to mention that was people
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Speaker 2: don't remember that Demi Moore and Emilio Estevez were in
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Speaker 2: aged for a while during this time, right, And he said,
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Speaker 2: even how they got all together, still remained good friends
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Speaker 2: even after that romance fizzle. So they were just a
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Speaker 2: really interesting part of American pop culture.
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Speaker 1: It was it was a moment.
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Speaker 2: It was a moment, and for me, Molly Ringworld was like, oh,
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Speaker 2: I was obsessed with Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Molly Ringwald's or not.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we just love the brad.
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Speaker 1: Pat I look, but I think you're right. He's sort
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Speaker 1: of telling us something or confirming something we already all do,
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Speaker 1: or at least okay, quickly before we get a break.
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Speaker 1: I love this story. Oliver Hudson is admitting that he
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Speaker 1: hated fans coming up to his mom, Goldie Horn, when
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Speaker 1: he was little. He's opening up about it, saying that
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Speaker 1: when people came over for autographs, he absolutely hated it
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Speaker 1: because those interruptions were distracting from his personal time he
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Speaker 1: wanted with his mummy. He said, quote, I reflect on
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Speaker 1: these feelings that I used to have when I was
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Speaker 1: a young person, people coming up and wanting her Goldie
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Speaker 1: Horn's attention. We forget what a big star aldi holme
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Speaker 1: by a major star. And he said it distracted her
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Speaker 1: from her energy towards me, and I hated it. He
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Speaker 1: did go on to say, though, and I do this
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Speaker 1: makes me laugh. He said Kate was fine with it.
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Speaker 1: He said, Kate loved it. Kate was like bringing up
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Speaker 1: when somebody came over and wanted an autograph or a photograph,
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Speaker 1: Kate was like, do you want mine to? Kay? Always do.
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Speaker 1: She was going to be a star. Okay, We're going
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Speaker 1: to take a quick breaks and we would be right back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the naughty benign. He's proud turn over
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Speaker 1: your friend Cory Andrew. Hey, Corey, let's get to the
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Speaker 1: It's a good show.
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Speaker 2: I mean, time flies already in season four. And this
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Speaker 2: co creator says, you know, sometimes he takes a look
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Speaker 2: he or she we don't know who was this co creator,
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Speaker 1: Ensure your life, live your best life. And now I
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Speaker 1: so he didn't pay his taxes. Paying your taxes, everybody,
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Speaker 1: and so he got caughties in jail and he had
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Speaker 1: a nice job in the chapel or I bet that's
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Speaker 1: a nice job. Well, he couldn't keep his mouth shut,
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Speaker 1: and now he has been fired. And the day, let's said,
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Speaker 1: to give you all the great funny celebrity gossip for
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Speaker 1: fifteen twenty minutes, but for a moment, we're a little
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Speaker 1: bit more deep. Today's moment of rub. I always do
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Speaker 1: something that I'm a little not ready to do, and
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Speaker 1: I think that's how you grow. Don't ever turned something
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Speaker 1: down because you're not one hundred percent qualified. Now you
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Speaker 1: shouldn't be zero percent, and you shouldn't be ten percent,
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Speaker 1: But anything above sixty, in my book, is a win.
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Speaker 1: And this is really interesting. There's a new study act
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Speaker 1: and it shows that men apply for jobs when they
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Speaker 1: are sixty percent or more qualified, women apply for jobs
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Speaker 1: when they're ninety five percent qualified. Don't do that if
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Speaker 1: you're sixty percent. It's a motto on this show. You're
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Speaker 1: good enough, Ye're good enough, go for it. I like
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Speaker 1: feeling a little bit uncomfortable, not totally uncomfortable. I don't
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Speaker 1: want to be out of my depth completely. Sure, I've
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Speaker 1: been a little bit uncomfortable. I like it. I remember
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Speaker 1: when you first went in studio at News Nation, Cory,
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Speaker 1: you were a little nervous. But now I've done it,
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Speaker 1: and I bet it was a good feeling. But now
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Speaker 1: you've done it and you were great. It must feel fabulous, yes, yes, and.
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Speaker 2: And thank you for bringing that up, because I've gotten
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Speaker 2: better because of those early opportunities. But also I now
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Speaker 2: speak to leaders. When I do other podcasts, I speak
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Speaker 2: to successful businessmen. They all have that in common, and women.
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Speaker 2: They all have that in common that they were given
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Speaker 2: an opportunity and they weren't sure if they can do it.
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Speaker 2: But instead of saying no, they said yes, and I'll
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Speaker 2: figure it out. I'll figure it there.
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Speaker 1: My first podcast. I've never done a podcast before, so
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Speaker 1: by definition I didn't know how to do and I said, yes,
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Speaker 1: it was awful, but I figured it out. Now I'm marvelous.
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Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Okay, that is it for this week.
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