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Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Crash Trial, Nancy Grace Reacts · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Greece. Gwyneth Paltrow. The first thing
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Speaker 1: I would ask her on cross examination is did you
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Speaker 1: really still Winona Writer's role in Shakespeare in Love? There's
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Speaker 1: always been a rumor circulating that Winona Ryder had that
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Speaker 1: part and Gwyneth Paltrow came over and saw the script
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Speaker 1: and contacted. I guess it would have been in Weinstein
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Speaker 1: and she ended up playing the lead role. Is it true?
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Speaker 1: Don't know, but I would like to ask her that
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Speaker 1: on cross examination with me right now is a high
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Speaker 1: profile lawyer out of the Atlanta jurisdiction, also an entertainment lawyer,
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Speaker 1: Daryl Cohen, Darryl what do you make of Gwyneth Paltrow
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Speaker 1: taking a three hundred thousand dollars claim all the way
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Speaker 1: to a trial? Nancy, It's really hard to say. It
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Speaker 1: might be Ego. It may be that she doesn't do
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Speaker 1: as well with Goop as she wants to do, and
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Speaker 1: she wants people to see what she's doing Goop. Goop
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Speaker 1: is Gwyneth Paltrow's online website and it's valued at around
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty million dollars. So what were you
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Speaker 1: saying about it not doing as well as she would
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Speaker 1: want it to value is only in the eyes of
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Speaker 1: the person or persons who want to buy it. I'm
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Speaker 1: saying it is possible that it's not doing what it
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Speaker 1: used to do, and so therefore she's trying to have
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Speaker 1: more publicity and backdoor. Oh by the way, I also
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Speaker 1: am the Goop person. Okay, looked at the items on Goop.
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Speaker 1: But I hope my daughter never finds out about Goop
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Speaker 1: because this is so expensive. WHOA a sex pillow is
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Speaker 1: ninety five dollars, A tiny little oh my goodness, a
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Speaker 1: tiny little spray bottle named Psychic Vampire Repellent Spray, an
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Speaker 1: aromatic spray for twenty seven dollars, and it's called Psychic
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Speaker 1: Vampire Repellent Repellent spray. Well, there goes twenty seven dollars. Okay,
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Speaker 1: It's just it goes on and on and on. One
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Speaker 1: pair of underwear thirty seven dollars. Okay, here's the vibrator
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Speaker 1: necklace one hundred and forty nine dollars. There's just so
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Speaker 1: much on anyway, for a little jar of face cream,
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Speaker 1: it's like one hundred and twenty five dollars. That's a
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Speaker 1: lot of money in my mind for face cream. But
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Speaker 1: that's not what the trial is about. You want to
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Speaker 1: tell us about the trial or do you want me
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Speaker 1: to do as you wish. I'll be glad to pop in.
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Speaker 1: All right. So this is Park City. Here's some chat
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Speaker 1: for forty eight dollars just now. You can get it
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Speaker 1: at Dollars Tree for one dollar. Okay, sorry, just had
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Speaker 1: to just lip bomb forty What did I say, Jackie?
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Speaker 1: Forty eight dollars? Okay, I'm gonna date you with more
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Speaker 1: important facts as it relates to the gate website. But
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Speaker 1: after the vibrator necklace you actually wear around your neck,
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Speaker 1: I don't know it could be more disturbing than that,
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Speaker 1: but go ahead with a ski crash, all right. So
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Speaker 1: she's at Park City, she's on a green run, she's
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Speaker 1: with her family, she's also with the instructor, and according
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Speaker 1: to her, as she's skiing, a optometrist who happens to
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Speaker 1: be blind in one eye runs into her. On the
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Speaker 1: other hand, his story is that he was on the
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Speaker 1: green run somehow or another. She was looking up the slope,
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Speaker 1: which unless she is Linda Blair on The Exorcist, her
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Speaker 1: neck can't turn all the way around, and that she
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Speaker 1: ran into him having said that he is hurt. He
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Speaker 1: also apparently said, hey, I'm famous Gwyneth Paltrow. So at
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Speaker 1: some point his four broken ribs, and according to him
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Speaker 1: he has a brain injury. And according to his friend,
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Speaker 1: he was there and she ran into him. It's really
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Speaker 1: kind of simple and kind of stupid. Initially, Park City
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Speaker 1: was the ski slopes were sued. That was dismissed because Nancy,
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Speaker 1: as we all know, when you ski, there's a disclaimer
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Speaker 1: on that lift ticket saying you are assuming the risk
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Speaker 1: it's a dangerous sport. He no, Wright, all those disclaimers
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Speaker 1: don't mean a hill of beans. I mean when you
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Speaker 1: buy a ticket at an arcade and your seat goes
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Speaker 1: four lying off the ferris wheel, you can still sue
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Speaker 1: even though your ticket has a disclaimer at the bottom.
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Speaker 1: I think the reason it was dismissed is because there
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Speaker 1: was nothing that was inherently dangerous, like a bad design
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Speaker 1: of a ski slope or some obstruction was there that
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Speaker 1: the ski slope knew about, owners knew about but didn't fix.
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Speaker 1: Nothing like that, and you do ski at your own risk.
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Speaker 1: It was apparently a clear run. It was a hill,
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Speaker 1: and if you want to strap your feet on two
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Speaker 1: sticks and fly down. That's on you and but Nancy,
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Speaker 1: it's also a green run. It's not blue, it's not black.
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Speaker 1: It's the simple. It's the beginner or any baby run.
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Speaker 1: I mean, I've got I've got mental pictures of my
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Speaker 1: youngest daughter skiing at the age of three down a
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Speaker 1: bunny slope with her little baby stuffed animals stuffed in
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Speaker 1: her front so she'd be comfortable. It's a baby slope.
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Speaker 1: How fast can you go? You can go pretty fast
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Speaker 1: if you're really, really good. But this makes no sense
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Speaker 1: to me. I'm just wondering how much it's a dichotomy.
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Speaker 1: It's a double edged sword. Because many people think of
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Speaker 1: her as the star that they love, many other people
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Speaker 1: think of her is kind of a pseudo scientific wellness
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Speaker 1: pro because of all her zany things that she sells
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Speaker 1: on her website, which titles itself the Art of Being
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Speaker 1: One of the podcasts associated with her is The Art
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Speaker 1: of Being Well And just recently she faced a firestorm
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Speaker 1: when she did a podcast with a holistic wellness doctor
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Speaker 1: who was a chiropractor and she was actually hooked up
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Speaker 1: to an IV getting vitamins at the time and said
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Speaker 1: she basically lives off bone broth. She doesn't eat till
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Speaker 1: lunchtime and then has a bowl of bone broth and
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Speaker 1: then vegetables at dinner. That's not a wellness diet, that's
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Speaker 1: a starvation diet. So you've got a messed up diet. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: and just remember the first three letters spelled die and
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Speaker 1: there's a tea on the end of it. So yes,
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Speaker 1: you've got people that look at her as kind of
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Speaker 1: a new age geary quack and then selling wildly expensive
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Speaker 1: stuff to rich people. And then you've got the other
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Speaker 1: half of the people that think, oh, I love Gwyneth
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Speaker 1: Palace her. She's an awesome movie star. So how's that
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Speaker 1: going to work? You're the entertainment lawyer. Well, Nancy, there's
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Speaker 1: something else to take into consideration, in my view, and
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Speaker 1: that is she is pandering to the women as best
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Speaker 1: she can. She's a very glamorous person. If you watched
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Speaker 1: her in courtroom, she's wearing the perfect amount of heavy
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Speaker 1: makeup that makes it appear she's not wearing any makeup
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Speaker 1: at all. So in my view, she's doing everything she
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Speaker 1: can not to alienate the women, and that's important because
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Speaker 1: women are very difficult. For another woman, she is going
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Speaker 1: to be loved because of who she is, She's going
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Speaker 1: to be hated because of who she is. She's trying
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Speaker 1: to be a nobody by sitting at that council table
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Speaker 1: with the appearance of no makeup. So I think this
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Speaker 1: is important, and maybe she wants to get back in
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Speaker 1: the film business and start doing what she used to do.
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Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein, who made her, is gone or Elsie's incarcerated,
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Speaker 1: so maybe she's trying to get in the eye of
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Speaker 1: those who would hire her to be a multimillion dollars
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Speaker 1: star in her next picture. And I think she's very
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Speaker 1: aware of Amber. Heard by the way, because Amber was
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Speaker 1: so bad during her test excuse me during the early
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Speaker 1: part of the trial, with the way she looked, the
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Speaker 1: way she was dressed, and Gwyneth is just the opposite,
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Speaker 1: trying to blend in rather than stand out. Apparently she's
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Speaker 1: blending in with a four thousand dollars coat and nine
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Speaker 1: hundred dollars boots, but she's making it appear obviously brands
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Speaker 1: Nancy Grace. You know another facet is this and I'm
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Speaker 1: not saying she's at fault or is not a fault
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Speaker 1: because I want to hear her testimony. This is a
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Speaker 1: civil trial. She can choose to take the stand herself
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Speaker 1: as part of her case, or the other side can
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Speaker 1: call her and a civil trial, So I'm suing you.
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Speaker 1: I can call you first witness, unlike a criminal case
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Speaker 1: where you cannot. The state cannot call the defendant to
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Speaker 1: the stand because the right to remain silent. They can't
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Speaker 1: even try to because if defendant chose not to take
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Speaker 1: the stand, it will be a comment on his right
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Speaker 1: to remain silent. So I'm not coming down one way
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Speaker 1: or the other right now, because I don't really know
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Speaker 1: who hit who. The two stories are so wildly divergent.
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Speaker 1: But they're gonna need witnesses that are not family members.
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Speaker 1: I understand Gwyneth Paltrow's children may testify, or her new
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Speaker 1: husband may testify. It's got to be an independent witness
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Speaker 1: for it to carry any weight in court for either side.
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Speaker 1: But let's think about other celebrity lawsuit targets like Oprah Winfrey.
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Speaker 1: Britney Spears was sued by that creep, Sam Lufty. J
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Speaker 1: Lowe's first husband sued her when she well, I think
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Speaker 1: it was her first husband, could have been. Her second
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Speaker 1: husband sued her when she fired him. I think he
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Speaker 1: was about was the he backup singer dancer sued her
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Speaker 1: when she fired No. No, that was the first The
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Speaker 1: first husband, But then there was another husband. I think
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Speaker 1: that was a just look it up, google it. But
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Speaker 1: one husband sued her because she fired him. That doesn't
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Speaker 1: sound like a good lawsuit to me. Jamie Fox was
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Speaker 1: sued by a bartender who claimed he the bartender could
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Speaker 1: have been a brain surgeon. So celebrities are like lawsuit magnets.
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Speaker 1: I never really know if the person is suing them
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Speaker 1: because of a real claim or because they just think
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Speaker 1: there's a deep pocket. Darryl Cohen. My opinion Nancy is
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Speaker 1: that she's being sued because she's a deep pocket because
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Speaker 1: as this optometrist retired, though he may be said, hey,
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Speaker 1: I'm famous, and here's my prediction. By the way, I
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Speaker 1: predict that the jury will find that she is negligent
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Speaker 1: and they will award him a very small amount of money,
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Speaker 1: so kind of split the Shakespeare. I think they're gonna
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Speaker 1: really sort of split. Maybe it's like Shakespeare saying it's
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Speaker 1: your fault, now pay him a dollar exactly. That's my view.
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Speaker 1: How do you think that? Because I think those people
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Speaker 1: they're in part everybody around Park City is a skier
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Speaker 1: or knows good friends who are skiers, and they know
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Speaker 1: that there's an inherent danger, and some people just get hurt.
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Speaker 1: There are others like Sonny Bono that lost his head
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Speaker 1: when he would off bounce. Those things happen, Sontsha Richardson. Oh,
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Speaker 1: I just had a thought, Okay, what about this? I
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Speaker 1: started to say, if she gets on the stand, that
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Speaker 1: it's gonna be when she gets on the stand. There
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Speaker 1: I agree. Did you remember how Alex Murdo got hammered
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Speaker 1: about lying his lies are substantial and made the difference
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Speaker 1: and life behind bars with no chance of parole or
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Speaker 1: walking free if he had not taken the stand that
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Speaker 1: could have happened. What about this if Gwyneth Paltrow gets
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Speaker 1: on the stand and when the other side because I
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Speaker 1: wouldn't say playing for a defensive because I don't know
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Speaker 1: who's going to call her. But then the opposing counsel says,
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Speaker 1: isn't it true that on your website that you endorse
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Speaker 1: you lie? And she'll say no, and he'll say, really, well,
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Speaker 1: does this candle really smell I like your vagina? Is
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Speaker 1: that true? You're vagina? You're telling this jury your vagina
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Speaker 1: smells like cedar wood? That would be a big note.
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Speaker 1: I'm just guessing. But that's all or what if they
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Speaker 1: held up the what was it this spray? Does this
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Speaker 1: really repel vampires? Have you tested it on a vampire? No? Well,
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Speaker 1: that's what you say your website, don't you. I mean, yes,
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Speaker 1: obviously it sells techniques to sell a lot of really
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Speaker 1: expensive How much are the candle's Jackie? Oh, the vagina
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Speaker 1: candle is seventy five dollars for a ten hounce candle.
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Speaker 1: That's the first thing Jackie said when I walked in
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Speaker 1: the studio today. You can buy Granta Paltrow's vagina candle
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Speaker 1: for seventy five dollars. It's also a role on perfume,
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Speaker 1: just so you know. But could that line of questioning
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Speaker 1: happen across exam? Of course he could that. She could
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Speaker 1: deflect it, being very out here, I'm getting to do
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Speaker 1: that cross examination. She could deflect it, Nancy, Yes, because
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Speaker 1: it's sales hype, and you and I ladies, And then
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Speaker 1: there would be a deadly serious question, Oh, so that's
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Speaker 1: not a lie because it's sales hype. Well, is this
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Speaker 1: a lie? To save your own pocketbook? You could twist
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Speaker 1: that around so easily, Nancy. She can testify, she can
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Speaker 1: win an Emmy. This is not obscurb because it's on TV,
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Speaker 1: but this is Emmy time. She could win an Emmy
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Speaker 1: by saying and testifying, Hey, you know what, I'm so
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Speaker 1: sorry it happened. I really really am, and I hope
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Speaker 1: he's okay, and I'm sorry that he had broken ribs.
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Speaker 1: But I didn't do anything to hurt him, not intentionally
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Speaker 1: or otherwise, and it was just something that happened. Hold on,
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Speaker 1: Jackie's waving a sign at me, Terry Sanderson. That's the
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Speaker 1: seventy six year old Thomas Ris initially sued for a
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Speaker 1: three point one million dollars. Now it's down to three
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Speaker 1: hundred sounds like a fire cell Son, three hundred thousand dollars.
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Speaker 1: Time Stories with Nancy Grace. Hey, can I tell you something, Darryl.
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Speaker 1: I think a lot of how the jury responds to
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Speaker 1: a person on the stand, when as they decide credibility,
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Speaker 1: they the sole judge of credibility, A lot boils down
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Speaker 1: to do they get a good feeling about the person?
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Speaker 1: Do they like the persactly? So what I'm trying to
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Speaker 1: say with that is I like Gwyneth Paltrow. I'm giving
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Speaker 1: her hard time right now, but I like her, not
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Speaker 1: necessarily for any roles she's ever had, certainly not for
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Speaker 1: Goop and her seventy five dollars vagina candle and the
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Speaker 1: other outrageously expenses does she sells. But I like her
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Speaker 1: because she's close to her mother and father. Her father's
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Speaker 1: passed away, but I always see pictures of her with
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Speaker 1: her mom and before her father's death, with her dad,
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Speaker 1: and she seems like she loves her mother and takes
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Speaker 1: care of her mother and reveres her mother. And I
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Speaker 1: like that about her. Have you ever noticed all these
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Speaker 1: Hollywood actors they hate. If my husband had hated his mother,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't have touched him with a ten foot pole.
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Speaker 1: Another thing I like about her, although I think she's
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Speaker 1: carried it a little too far. Remember that time she
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Speaker 1: said I'd rather do crack than eat cheese, whiz cheese
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Speaker 1: and a bottle or cheese in a can or something
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Speaker 1: like that. She has a really strict food regiment for
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Speaker 1: her children. Well from what is published, she can't really
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Speaker 1: believe any of that. She has a very strict regiment
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Speaker 1: they follow, but it's all for their health. So she's
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Speaker 1: also trying to be a very good mother. That's really
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Speaker 1: that really impresses me. Because you know, she's like running
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Speaker 1: like crazy between acting gigs if she's still acting, and
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Speaker 1: her wildly popular goop site, and she's in the second
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Speaker 1: marriage and she's trying to raise these children their teens now.
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Speaker 1: But that means a lot to me that she cares
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Speaker 1: about her children. It would mean a lot to me.
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Speaker 1: It does mean a lot to me. I don't necessarily
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Speaker 1: agree with that type of diet because I think the
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Speaker 1: child will them Kidney from time to time is an
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Speaker 1: unhappy child. Well wait a minute. The other side of
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Speaker 1: that coin is, you guys are gonna love this in
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Speaker 1: the stadium. I'm so sorry, Sidney. Is that the first
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Speaker 1: husband who I really thought think is great. It's Chris
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Speaker 1: Martin from Coalplay. He apparently takes them out for junk
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Speaker 1: food and hot dogs and all that, so I guess
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Speaker 1: they get the best of both worlds. So don't worry
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Speaker 1: too much about their diet. Okay, I'll unworry. So can
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Speaker 1: I get you your wager right now? Not that I
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Speaker 1: would ever bet on the outcome of a trial. That
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Speaker 1: would be wrong. Go ahead. If I were a betting person,
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Speaker 1: which I am not, But I'm a predicting person. I
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Speaker 1: predict that the jury will find in favor of the
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Speaker 1: subtometrist and give him a very small amount of money,
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Speaker 1: a very small award. And I guess she'll go out
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Speaker 1: and celebrate with a bowl of bone broth or two
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Speaker 1: or two. She might get crazy, which she dare have
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Speaker 1: a crust of bread with it. I don't know. I'm
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Speaker 1: just gonna stit with a bone browth theory. I don't know,
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Speaker 1: because I can't make even a guest to it right now,
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Speaker 1: because she is going to be very, very convincing. I
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Speaker 1: think he is convincing. So again it boils down to
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Speaker 1: my initial analysis. They've got to have not just family
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Speaker 1: members but independent witnesses, and I think that will carry
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Speaker 1: the day. No disagreement here, not at all. You remembering
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Speaker 1: the Murdoch trial, Murdock would not do anything his lawyers
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Speaker 1: advise him. Remember, Yeah, I remember many of those things.
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Speaker 1: I remember Murdoch trial, Remember text mcgeiver trial. Yeah, I
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Speaker 1: remember all these trials when the lawyers knew nothing and
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Speaker 1: the defendants knew at all exactly look what happened. Do
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Speaker 1: you believe that Gwyneth Paltrow will do I mean, she
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Speaker 1: may very well be smarter than the lawyers. Do you
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Speaker 1: believe she'll do what they want, what they want her
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Speaker 1: to do, Nancy, I think she will because I think
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Speaker 1: there have been focus groups that she's spent money on,
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Speaker 1: and they will tell her collectively what they think she
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Speaker 1: should or should not do, how she should or should
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Speaker 1: not dress. And I think the fact that the way
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Speaker 1: she's dressing, expensive or not, it doesn't look outlandish. Her
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Speaker 1: makeup expensive or not, makes it look like she's not
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Speaker 1: wearing makeup. I think she is pandering to what her
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Speaker 1: focus groups and her lawyers are telling her, and that's
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Speaker 1: what I think will win the day for her, or
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Speaker 1: at least not let her. Well, let me ask you this,
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Speaker 1: If you're going to spend all that money for a
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Speaker 1: focus group, and you're paying out the inang for a
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Speaker 1: fleet of lawyers, why not just reach a settlement? Because
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Speaker 1: I cannot admit that I'm wrong. I cannot, for my
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Speaker 1: own sake, for my kid's sake, for my family, for
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Speaker 1: my husband, my ex husband, I cannot admit that when
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Speaker 1: Alfred made a mistake. I have never made a mistake.
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Speaker 1: I've just made a long turn here and there, and
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Speaker 1: maybe that's what happened. Brain damage, Really, you think, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's a little hard to buy. If you're skiing and
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Speaker 1: you're racing and you have a wreck or somebody smashes
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Speaker 1: into you, I buy it here, very very difficult for
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Speaker 1: me to even least much of the spart. Tell me
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Speaker 1: about Park City for people that haven't skied there. Tell
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Speaker 1: me about Park City. I've never I've never been to
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Speaker 1: Park City. Tell me about it. All right, Well, let
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Speaker 1: me tell you a story about Deer Valley, because Deer
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Speaker 1: Valley is the creme de la creme de la creme.
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Speaker 1: I was at the airport. What do you mean by that?
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Speaker 1: You mean a bunch of it's the most expensive of
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Speaker 1: the expensive of the expensive, and their tissues everywhere, and
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Speaker 1: their helpers everywhere, and when you I'm surprised the actually
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Speaker 1: don't ski for you, rather than let you put yourself
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Speaker 1: in danger. But Dear Valley is a very expensive and
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Speaker 1: very high end and it's a cool place. There is
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Speaker 1: the Sundance Film Festival. I'm not sure to be honest
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Speaker 1: with you off the top of Man'll just go ahead
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Speaker 1: and tell you, yes, go ahead. So I'm at the
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Speaker 1: Salt Lake Airport and I see this poor man carrying
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Speaker 1: five six suitcases pushing them along and I walked up
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Speaker 1: to him and there was a woman with him, and
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Speaker 1: I said, let me guess four of those five suitcases
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Speaker 1: belong to the young lady that's with you, And he goes,
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Speaker 1: how did you know? But that's Park City. You've got
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Speaker 1: to where your wealth and let people know what you have.
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Speaker 1: That's dear Valley at Park City. The rest of Park
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Speaker 1: City is very expensive, very nice, and people spend a
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Speaker 1: lot of money, and there's a lot of really good skiing.
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Speaker 1: There's ski and ski out, there's some Saint Regis is there,
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Speaker 1: Hyatt Centric, there's all the slopes. It's a great place
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Speaker 1: to ski, and it's very very overpriced, but people want
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Speaker 1: to spend the money. They want to be there. They
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Speaker 1: want to see BC and ski and it's fun. And
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Speaker 1: there's a lot of food to be eaten downtown at
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Speaker 1: night from really good restaurants. Okay, plays before we start
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Speaker 1: the restaurant review. Back to the court room, Sanderson claims
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Speaker 1: Paltrow was skiing behind him. That means he had the
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Speaker 1: right away. I've done very little skiing, but I do
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Speaker 1: know that much, his lawyers say. Paltrow heard one of
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Speaker 1: her children say, Mommy watched me ski and she turned
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Speaker 1: and as she turned, she skis into the back of
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Speaker 1: Terry Sanderson, leaving him the retiree, face down in the
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Speaker 1: snow unconscious. He claims Paltrow took off vaulting down the
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Speaker 1: mountain as Sanderson began to stir complaining his ribs hurt.
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Speaker 1: He claims he went to the er with a concussion
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Speaker 1: and four broken ribs. Uh, that's his claim, you know, Nancy,
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Speaker 1: it's one of these things. Even if she hit him,
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Speaker 1: how fast did she hit him? Is it possibly broke
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Speaker 1: his ribs. I'm sure he did. He will have medical
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Speaker 1: records to show that. But they might have been ready
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Speaker 1: to be broken. It might be just the angle at
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Speaker 1: which they collided. She may not have hit him, he
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Speaker 1: may not have hit her. They may have just collided together.
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Speaker 1: You're right, collusion. Now listen to this so far, I'm
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Speaker 1: down with the story, but listen to this. Before the crash,
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Speaker 1: Terry was an outgoing, charming, gregarious person. But after the crash,
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Speaker 1: he's no longer charming. That's not a claim under the
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Speaker 1: law that you lost your charm. I was listening to that,
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Speaker 1: and I was listening to the opening statement and watching
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Speaker 1: the opening statement of his lawyer. This lawyer acted as
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Speaker 1: if he was just given the case by reading from
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Speaker 1: a notebook during opening statement, And I'm thinking he's lived
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Speaker 1: with this case for years. He can't do this extemporaneously, really,
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Speaker 1: so he was not impressive to me at all. You
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Speaker 1: mean Sanderson's lawyer. I absolutely mean Sanderson's lawyer. Now, her
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Speaker 1: defense team argues back that it was all Sanderson's fault
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Speaker 1: that he crashed into her, and that she was struck
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Speaker 1: so suddenly that she thought she was being assaulted, and
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Speaker 1: that one of the first things she saw was she
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Speaker 1: fell were the skis coming up between her legs from behind.
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Speaker 1: So they can't both be telling the truth that they
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Speaker 1: both came from behind and skied into each other. Somebody
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Speaker 1: is lying. No one is saying we just collided, which
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Speaker 1: would have made sense what you were just saying, Daryl Cohen. Well,
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Speaker 1: we're waiting to find out if a whin Well there's
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Speaker 1: not an if she will take the stand, Paltrow will
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Speaker 1: take the stand, and we'll see where it heads. You know, sadly,
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Speaker 1: you and I fell into the same the same pit.
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Speaker 1: We started talking about what she was wearing the court
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Speaker 1: as opposed to the merits of the case. But what
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Speaker 1: let me just say, there are some real whackadoodles that
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Speaker 1: are comparing her glasses to Jeffrey Dahmer's aviator type glasses.
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Speaker 1: That's just one little tidbit to throw in there. But
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Speaker 1: now that they've said it, I will say they do
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Speaker 1: bear a striking similarity to Darmer's glasses. Okay, with that,
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Speaker 1: I'm believing no more fashion review before Darrel Cohen gets
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Speaker 1: into a restaurant review of the outrageously expensive restaurants in
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Speaker 1: Park City. Good Bye, Darrel Cohen, entertainment lawyer. By Nance
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Speaker 1: my buddy