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Prince Harry reprimanded on the stand in heated moment. Wendy Williams’ son breaks silence, fears mother is near death. Justin Bieber’s dad posts homophobic message during Pride Month · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: We've got global mark. I should have to think. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends?
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Speaker 1: It is tea time. We have a ton of Harry
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Speaker 1: stories at the top of the show. So the format
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Speaker 1: might be slightly different today because we're going to get
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Speaker 1: all these Harry stories in because that trial is ongoing.
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Speaker 1: So Harry was reprimanded on the stand well in a
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Speaker 1: hated moment. So he was basically told off by counsel
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Speaker 1: during the second day of testimony after he responded to
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Speaker 1: an official question with his own question. Can't do that.
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Speaker 1: You've got to answer the question. So Harry asked, are
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Speaker 1: you suggesting that while I was in the army that
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Speaker 1: everything was available for the press to write about? And
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Speaker 1: the lawyer shot back, can I just repleat? This isn't
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Speaker 1: about you asking me questions. It's about me asking you questions.
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Speaker 1: It's gotta be difficult. Harry has had a very privileged life.
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Speaker 1: He's not used to people really telling him what to do.
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Speaker 1: I can imagine at school he got a special pass.
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Speaker 1: I imagine in life things have come very easy to him.
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Speaker 1: We know these people, we know Bossy Boots, you know
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Speaker 1: these people that work around you, maybe they're even in
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Speaker 1: your own family, and they don't like being put on
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Speaker 1: the spartan. Most of their lives they are never put
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Speaker 1: in a position like this. Harry put himself in this position,
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Speaker 1: and now these are the rules. There's no special rules
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Speaker 1: because he's a prince. What must it be like for
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Speaker 1: him having to sit on the stand and have to
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Speaker 1: answer questions under oath?
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Speaker 2: I would imagine Rob. But the wheels are slowly.
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Speaker 3: Turning now and he's realizing that this is not going
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Speaker 3: to be as easy as I thought it would be.
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Speaker 3: And this is more room. Where are the rules apply
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Speaker 3: to all of us? And I am not above them?
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Speaker 3: And that must be difficult, the difficult.
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Speaker 1: I think he went into this thinking it was another
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Speaker 1: interview with Oprah right just as I sat down, or
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Speaker 1: another interview for one of their friends. This is not
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Speaker 1: and being cross examined. I don't know if it's ever
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Speaker 1: happened to you. I was once on a jury and
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Speaker 1: I loved watching it, although I did have to give
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Speaker 1: a deposition once in a legal case, and I was terrified.
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Speaker 1: It was so different. And I'm quite a bossy boots,
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Speaker 1: and I'm used to being in control of my own environment.
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Speaker 1: I was totally out of control. It was a few hours.
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Speaker 1: Harry was on the stand yesterday for eight hours. Mine
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Speaker 1: was about three hours, and it was really difficult for me,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to our pole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: Prince Harry was reprimanded on the stand as things got
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Speaker 1: very hated. Could you keep your cool in court? Could
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Speaker 1: you keep your cool in court? I'd start, I think
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Speaker 1: I'd lose it. Go vote on our Twitter page, act Robert,
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Speaker 1: our Facebook page and already gossip and be sure to
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Speaker 1: check back tomorrow before a handover to you, Mark. We're
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Speaker 1: going to fly through the rest of these Harry Harry news.
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Speaker 1: There's lots of it. So Harry said he would feel
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Speaker 1: injustice if he lost the case. So just to remind everybody,
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Speaker 1: he said the Mirror group newspapers were involved in hacking
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Speaker 1: his phone, gathering information about him illegally, and they asked, well,
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Speaker 1: would you be upset to find out that you were
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Speaker 1: not hacked. It's a tricky question, isn't it. You want
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Speaker 1: to win your case, but would you rather find out
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Speaker 1: that you were not hacked and then you lose your case?
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Speaker 1: So it's such a clever question. He got a little
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Speaker 1: bit flum mixed by it, and he said he doesn't
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Speaker 1: think anybody wants to have their phone hacked. That's true,
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Speaker 1: it's not really answering the question there. But oh my goodness,
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Speaker 1: these lawyers can tie you up into knot's market. Have
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Speaker 1: you ever been involved in any legal action?
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Speaker 3: I was once an injured and so that was the
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Speaker 3: extent of my legal kind of connections. But I do
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Speaker 3: I can imagine how one question can trip you up,
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Speaker 3: and then from that point on it just on ravels
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Speaker 3: and then your sweating and the pressure's on.
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Speaker 2: Yes, it just falls apart.
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's so wild to watch it. I wish she
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Speaker 1: was televised. If this was in America, this would be
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Speaker 1: better than the Gwenda Peltro trial. Oh I watch every
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Speaker 1: single day. Also too, we got a sketch. A sketch
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Speaker 1: has been released because no photographs are allowed in the courts.
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Speaker 1: Who've got a sketch of Harry? This is where it
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Speaker 1: got quite emotional for me. Harry recalls the hurtful headlines
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Speaker 1: when he spilit up with Chelsea Davy. Do you remember her?
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Speaker 1: Everybody thought he was going to marry her, beautiful blonde girl,
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Speaker 1: and he said, it was such a private moment and
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Speaker 1: it was turned into a bit of a laugh for
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Speaker 1: the nation, and he said it was actually Chelsea who
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Speaker 1: decided she just didn't want to be part of this.
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Speaker 1: She did, she didn't want to be under this spotlight
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Speaker 1: that they got along. She liked him, he liked her,
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Speaker 1: but she just figured out really quickly she didn't want
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Speaker 1: to be chased around by photographers, and so she made
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Speaker 1: the choice to dumb Paris. It's so interesting. I would
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Speaker 1: not like this sort of attention on my partner or myself.
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Speaker 1: What about you more?
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Speaker 3: No, and especially if you're trying to go on at vacation,
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Speaker 3: a couple's retreat somewhere, and then the pop rizzi show
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Speaker 3: up and they're photographing you, and then everything that you
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Speaker 3: do now you have to be conscious of that, and
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Speaker 3: you can't just be free. And I can imagine how
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Speaker 3: stressful that is for them or any person who's just
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Speaker 3: trying to live their life, you.
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Speaker 1: Know, live your life. What gets difficult for carry here
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Speaker 1: is that it was a very emotional couple of love days.
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Speaker 1: And I believe all those emotions were true, but emotions
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Speaker 1: are not facts necessarily, and he's got to prove this.
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Speaker 1: So part of his proof is that when stories leaked
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Speaker 1: about him and Chelsea, they were credited to palace sources.
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Speaker 1: Now Harry saying that just couldn't be the case because
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Speaker 1: I never discussed my relationship with my ex with anybody
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Speaker 1: in the Palace, and I'm sure he thinks that. But Mark,
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Speaker 1: we've worked in the celebrity business, the gossip business for
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Speaker 1: a very long time. You tell somebody, they tell somebody,
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Speaker 1: they tell somebody, and then they tell us. It's often
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Speaker 1: I describe it like dropping a stone into a puddle
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Speaker 1: of water, and the rings go out and out and out,
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Speaker 1: and about the eighth of the ninth ring is when
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Speaker 1: my phone literally rings. It's not as instant in my
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Speaker 1: experience as you do something. Mark. You have a breakup,
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Speaker 1: God forbid, and you call me or the person you
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Speaker 1: break up with call me. That doesn't happen. You go
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Speaker 1: for drinks that night, you tell your friends you're a
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Speaker 1: bit sad. Those friends then tell their friends, oh, you
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Speaker 1: won't believe Mark broke up. And that's when people like
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Speaker 1: you and me get the tip. It's not that I
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Speaker 1: hacked your phone, it's that you hacked yourself by telling
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Speaker 1: somebody and I don't believe, even if you are Prince Harry,
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Speaker 1: that you don't tell someone. We're human beings, we're not robots.
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Speaker 1: We always tell one person, and that one person is
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Speaker 1: not the problem. It's who they tell. And that's how
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Speaker 1: my stories getting to the media. Your experience Mark as
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Speaker 1: a reporter, you were doing the cover stories for US Weekly.
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Speaker 1: How did you find out? Without giving away names of
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Speaker 1: your sources, but what was the process? How did stories
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Speaker 1: get to you?
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Speaker 3: That's a great question, you know, that's and to your point,
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Speaker 3: there's this ripple effect, and it might be the bartender
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Speaker 3: who was listening to your conversation, or maybe Chelsea's girlfriend
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Speaker 3: told her friend something. Yes, and so there's so many
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Speaker 3: avenues where this news can you know, originate from. And
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Speaker 3: it's really hard to pinpoint that because there just is
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Speaker 3: so many possibilities. And in this particular case, he has
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Speaker 3: not proven or shown any facts that there is a
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Speaker 3: leak from his phone or that the phone was tapped anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you've got to prove it, you know, in court,
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Speaker 1: you've got to have evidence, and court's not about emotion.
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Speaker 1: Court is about evidence. And I don't think Harry has
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Speaker 1: proved that his phone was tapped. I think if we
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Speaker 1: had some forensic expert who could look at the phone.
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Speaker 1: It's not my world. I don't understand all that technology.
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Speaker 1: I can barely text if the truth be told, But
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Speaker 1: if we can have it like an expert look at
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Speaker 1: the phone and say, oh, this was definitely hacked. Harry
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Speaker 1: did say that he noticed a few of his voice
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Speaker 1: messages would disappear, and he thought it was just the
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Speaker 1: glitch on his phone, which anybody who's got an iPhone,
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Speaker 1: they do have glitches. I've had messages that I thought
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Speaker 1: had disappeared. He also said too, he used to get
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Speaker 1: so drunk he would forget if you listen to messages.
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Speaker 1: So maybe that's another way hacking someone's phone is illegal.
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Speaker 1: And it's very, very very dramatic. What the Mirror group
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Speaker 1: is saying is that we did not hack your phone.
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Speaker 1: We got the information from sources and often you, Harry,
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Speaker 1: were the sauce. And it was quite an embarrassing moment
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Speaker 1: when Harry pulled up one of these stories. He pulled
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Speaker 1: out thirty three stories that really set him, and they
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Speaker 1: pulled up one story. They went through each story one
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Speaker 1: the time and they said to Harry, well, this story
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Speaker 1: here about your hurting your knee, and they said, you
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Speaker 1: issued the statement that you hurt your knee, and that's
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Speaker 1: how we got the story. And I was like, oh,
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Speaker 1: because we do tell people things, even in our own families,
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Speaker 1: our friendship groups. I talk a lot. I do get it.
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Speaker 1: But if I'm smart enough to shut up for a minute,
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Speaker 1: people tell you stuff. I've been at drinks with people
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Speaker 1: Mark and they've slipped in a bombshell in the middle
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Speaker 1: of the conversation. I've been like, oh, oh wow, oh yeah,
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Speaker 1: oh yeah.
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Speaker 3: And you know the thing with reporting, Robin, I think
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Speaker 3: you know this well. People love talking about themselves, right,
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Speaker 3: and so if you just sit back and be quiet,
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Speaker 3: they'll really reveal more and more and more. And you
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Speaker 3: don't have to do anything but just let it happen.
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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and you see things randomly. I remember once
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Speaker 1: Gwenneth Paltrow came to Botino's and she didn't have a reservation.
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Speaker 1: It was a really busy night, and they didn't give
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Speaker 1: her a table. That's the story got out. Gwenneth probably
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Speaker 1: thinks the restaurant leaked it. I was sitting next to
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Speaker 1: the Matrody, so that's how the story got out. I
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Speaker 1: was just looking. That's just in the right place, and
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Speaker 1: I saw it. But if you asked Gweneth, like how
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Speaker 1: did this story got out get out, she'd be like, oh,
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Speaker 1: the restaurant leaked it. My phone was hacked. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: it was just by accident. I tell people this all
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Speaker 1: the time, and I think it's so interesting. At award shows,
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Speaker 1: every elevator has a gossip columnist in a reporter, and
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Speaker 1: I hire people to ride the elevators for four hours
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Speaker 1: because when celebrities get in the elevator, when the doors closed,
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Speaker 1: they start to talk. The other place where we put
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Speaker 1: reporters is in the bathrooms. So the reason the line
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Speaker 1: is so long at the bathrooms and award shows is
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Speaker 1: four of the stalls, one is radar ones as weekly.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's being but everybody's in the store just listening to
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Speaker 1: celebrities at the met That happens to you. If you
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Speaker 1: want gossip at the met ball, don't go to the dinner,
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Speaker 1: don't go to the exhibit, go to the bathroom. Sit
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Speaker 1: at a stall all night. People are furious because you
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Speaker 1: use up all the stalls. That's how you get gossip.
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Speaker 1: So Harry, honestly, it was heartbreaking, really emotional to see this.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure you have provided the evidence that your
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Speaker 1: phone was tapped, that information was illegally gathered. Okay, moving along,
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Speaker 1: We're going to bang in a few more stories before
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Speaker 1: we go to break what's going on with loose Lips
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Speaker 1: Lance Bass? I love a Lance Bass story.
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Speaker 2: Well, of course you know Lance is listening right now.
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Speaker 1: Hello, Lance, Hi Lance.
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Speaker 3: So, Lance Bass is claiming that Brittey Spears had flaked
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Speaker 3: on meeting his kids and called the situation very strange.
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Speaker 3: So Lance Bass claims that Britney Spears team contacted him
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Speaker 3: so she could meet his twins, only to never hear
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Speaker 3: from them again. She reached out to me through her people,
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Speaker 3: wanting to meet the kids and all that. But Lance,
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Speaker 3: then she flated when Handler's put them put a stop
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Speaker 3: to the meeting and stopped the communication. He said, you
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Speaker 3: have to talk through people.
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Speaker 2: It's very strange. Wow, what do you think about that?
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Speaker 1: That's an odd thing to say, because he's saying that
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Speaker 1: her people reached out to him, but then her people
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Speaker 1: stopped it. So Lance, if her people didn't want her
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Speaker 1: to meet your kids, they just would never reach out.
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Speaker 1: They tell Brittany, we reached out and he didn't call
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Speaker 1: us back. That's what if Brittany said, and I don't
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Speaker 1: know if she said this, but if Brittany was like,
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Speaker 1: I gotta meet Lance's kids. I gotta do that today,
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Speaker 1: and her people would be like, oh, yeah, we reached
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Speaker 1: out to him and he didn't get back to us.
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Speaker 1: They wouldn't reach out and then change their mind. There's
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Speaker 1: something not quite right about this story.
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Speaker 3: No, And I think the bigger question is why is
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Speaker 3: this a story? Like why did he have to review this?
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Speaker 3: Like he could have just moved on with his day
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Speaker 3: and no one would have carried. But he has to
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Speaker 3: make this about himself as he does.
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Speaker 1: Oh keep talking, I love it, I love it. He
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Speaker 1: also added to that he admitted he has no insight
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Speaker 1: into what the singer's doing these or how she is.
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Speaker 1: They've not spoken on a really, really long time. I
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Speaker 1: would argue, Lance, the reason her people or Brittany didn't
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Speaker 1: want to meet your kids is that you would take
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Speaker 1: photographs and then you would tell everybody about it. Okay, quickly,
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Speaker 1: before we get a break A really sad story. Wendy
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Speaker 1: Williamson has broke his silence, saying he fears his mother's
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Speaker 1: death is near. So he said that he's very worried
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Speaker 1: about his mother's battle with alcoholism and her wealth, and
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Speaker 1: he thinks she's got people around her who have not
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Speaker 1: got her best interests at heart. This is the first
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Speaker 1: big interview he has done, and it's a shocking interview.
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Speaker 1: I'm told actually that he spent three hours with the
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Speaker 1: reporter and this interview now is going to be spread
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Speaker 1: out over the next few days, lots and lots of
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Speaker 1: more bombshells to come. It is so heartbreaking. We know
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Speaker 1: Wendy a little bit on this show, and we love her,
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Speaker 1: and I really really hope that he did this interview
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Speaker 1: not for either but to save her life, to get
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Speaker 1: her help. I hope she reads it. I hope she
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Speaker 1: sees it. I hope she's listening to the Naughty but
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Speaker 1: Nice Podcast because Wendy, we love you. Ala'a la a la.
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Speaker 1: We want you to get some help. Okay, we're going
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Speaker 1: to take a quick break and we'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the n N SHO. I'm up shooter
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Speaker 1: with Loopy. Hey Loopy, let's get to the polls. Thank
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Speaker 1: you very much. Okay, So Prince Harry has blasted the
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Speaker 1: damaging rumor that Prince Charles is not his real dad.
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Speaker 1: It sort of takes all legitimacy away from him, because
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Speaker 1: if he's not the son of Prince Charles, then he's
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Speaker 1: not a prince, in which case, why are you living
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Speaker 1: in that palace. I'm on the palace quite only there
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Speaker 1: because you're not there because you won a competition. You're
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Speaker 1: there because you won the Lottery of life, and Prince
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Speaker 1: Charles is your dad. So he said it was very
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Speaker 1: damaging the rumor that he was not actually really a
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Speaker 1: member of the royal family. Should he be compensated? Remember
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Speaker 1: this is not a criminal trial, it's a civil trial,
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Speaker 1: so really the only payoff is money. There's a prison sentence.
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Speaker 1: He should he be compensated? Let's have a look. Sixty
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Speaker 3: Oh spoiler, it's Beyonce, Rob and Beyonce was dancing through
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Speaker 3: a wardrobe malfunction on her Renaissance tour. Rob Beyonce is
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Speaker 3: known for putting on a flava show. I've been several
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Speaker 3: times less flawless, but her hat didn't get the memo.
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Speaker 3: During the tour sold out show in London, as she
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Speaker 3: was dancing and going back and forth, her bedazzled head
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Speaker 3: piece began sliding down her forehead, forcing Beyonce to hold
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Speaker 3: it in place with one hand as she continued her choreography.
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Speaker 1: What do you think I have the video? She's just
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Speaker 1: such a professional. You could tell that she's been doing
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Speaker 1: this since she was a child. Performing is in her bone,
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Speaker 1: so when something goes wrong, she just knows what to do.
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Speaker 1: She's really really good at this. And so, Beyonce, you
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Speaker 1: were such a professional and nicest of the day? Fire
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Speaker 1: that hat. Get rid of that. Okay, let's DNA. Is
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Speaker 1: the day? Really horrible? Naughty is of the day? Just think?
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Speaker 1: Bieber's dad posted a homophobic message during Pride Month. Jeremy
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Speaker 1: Bieber took to Twitter to share a homophobic mean featuring
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Speaker 1: a rainbow flag with the sarcastic comment quote, don't forget
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Speaker 1: to thank a straight person. This month for your existence,
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Speaker 1: saying that the only reason gay people exist is because
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Speaker 1: straight people gave birth to them. Now the post has
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Speaker 1: since been deleted. However, what a horrible, mean, nasty thing
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Speaker 1: to do. Nobody asked him. He was just sitting there
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Speaker 1: at home wherever he was, and he decided, ah amoa
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Speaker 1: say this. It's so alien to me. Mark. Now, if
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Speaker 1: somebody asks me a question, I might give the wrong
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Speaker 1: answer and I might say something I regret. But I
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Speaker 1: don't just sit there at home thinking about how can
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Speaker 1: I be nasty, how can I score a point? Awful?
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Speaker 3: I mean, the irony is clearly lost on him as well,
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Speaker 3: because he left his son high and dry and did
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Speaker 3: not raise him, was not a part of that nuclear family.
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Speaker 3: He's so covenant and so I mean, it's just gross.
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Speaker 3: It's nasty and unnecessary.
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Speaker 1: Nasty, unnecessary. Yeah, you're right. You walked out on Justin
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Speaker 1: Bieber when he was a little kid. Yeah, this is
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Speaker 1: very well documented. Justin's talked about it. Jeremy Bieber, you
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Speaker 1: are our nastiest of the day. Should just him say something?
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Speaker 1: It's very difficult, isn't it. When you've got parents and
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Speaker 1: when they say something awful or odd should we say
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Speaker 1: anything at at the moment so far Justin has not
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Speaker 1: said a word. Okay, let's end with something much happier,
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Speaker 1: a moment of rab you review a Ramer. Smart people
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Speaker 1: fail all the time. Remind yourself of that every single
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Speaker 1: day you gotta fail. Don't be scared to give it
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Speaker 1: a go, give it a go. Try. That's all you
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Speaker 1: need to do to succeed is try. You might fail,
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Speaker 1: but that's part of the process. Yes, I don't think
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Speaker 1: I like the expression fake it till you make it,
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Speaker 1: because I would argue you're never faking it. You're learning.
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Speaker 1: You're learning your craft. Every time you do it, and
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Speaker 1: you fail, you get better. That's how life works. So
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Speaker 1: remember that smart people fail all the time. I pray,
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Speaker 1: I pray, Mark, You're gonna fail ten times today. Says terrible,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it. But it's actually a compliment because it means
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Speaker 1: that you are constantly trying to do new stuff and
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