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Beat Hair to Beat Faces: Beyonce Hair Care Line in Ulta Beauty Stores and Pro Life Reporter Attacked · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 3: who knows a little bit about everything in every single body.
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Speaker 3: So it's time to get on into some topics. Beyonce
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Speaker 3: has officially made it into Alta with Sacred. Back in
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Speaker 3: I believe it was like February, Beyonce had actually announced
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Speaker 3: that she was headed into Alta stores with Sacred. I
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Speaker 3: think people were excited then, but I think now because
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Speaker 3: there's a visual to it, you know, people have been
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Speaker 3: talking about it a little bit more like that whole thing.
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Speaker 3: It's like, you know how future be like dressed up
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Speaker 3: and make it real For me, It's like it's real now.
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Speaker 3: So Beyonce posted a clip on her Instagram on Sunday,
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Speaker 3: April fifth, and in the video, she's smiling.
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Speaker 1: She has a bottle of the Sacred.
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Speaker 3: It's a hair oil that she's actually rubbing into her
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Speaker 3: hands and baby, she looked good.
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Speaker 1: She's in Vivian Westwood. It's a low cut top. She
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Speaker 1: got the.
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Speaker 3: Blonde layers flowing flip over to the side, and she's
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Speaker 3: using the hair oil to just kind of go through
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Speaker 3: her hair. Then she hands off the product to her mother,
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Speaker 3: Miss Tina Knowles, who uses it and they have fun
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Speaker 3: with it, and then they hand off the product to
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Speaker 3: someone else who's in this like sacred like uniform almost,
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Speaker 3: and then they walking into all ten and it's like
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Speaker 3: you see it, it's there, it's happening now, and it's like, girl,
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Speaker 3: go ahead, like I am so proud of you, Like yes,
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Speaker 3: it's like a it's like an unspoken language, and I
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Speaker 3: feel like, you know what I'm seeing happening right now
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Speaker 3: online is it's the reaction to that.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 3: Don't get me wrong, there were the girls that had
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Speaker 3: their issues with the product, that with the brand when
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Speaker 3: it first came out, and they had their things to say.
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Speaker 3: But that leans into the reason why I never looked
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Speaker 3: into the TikTok reviews or anything like that for me.
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Speaker 3: And y'all might think I'm crazy, but I'm really into
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Speaker 3: like makeup, hair lashes, lipstick, lip glosses, like fashion, Like
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Speaker 3: I really enjoy and love.
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Speaker 1: All of that stuff.
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Speaker 3: And I also understand that, like everything doesn't work the
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Speaker 3: same for everybody, Like I really understand that in a
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Speaker 3: real way. So I've always said I wanted to try
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Speaker 3: Beyonce's brand, but I wanted to try it at a
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Speaker 3: time where like I knew, like, okay.
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Speaker 1: I'm trying this. I'm trying hair growth. I'm being protective.
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Speaker 3: I'm doing everything I need to do so that this
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Speaker 3: product can work its best, you know what I mean,
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Speaker 3: Like it's best vibes. And I'm in that space because
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Speaker 3: I've been wearing units, I've been wearing wigs, y'all know.
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Speaker 3: On the Breakfast Club, Charlotte makes a joke every single day,
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Speaker 3: but I know it's because they look good period. Shout
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Speaker 3: out to miss my tie on the Instagram my hair
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Speaker 3: silence from Philadelphia. But because I'm in this space of like,
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Speaker 3: you know, protecting my hair, I always think about the
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Speaker 3: fact that, like I want to do you know, something
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Speaker 3: under to make sure that I'm doing it.
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Speaker 1: And this is not a paid you know anything.
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Speaker 3: I wish I was getting a coin from Sacred Okay,
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Speaker 3: I'm just excited, and I think I'm excited also too,
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Speaker 3: because as a makeup girl, Lye and at one point
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Speaker 3: in time, Beyonce's product was only available on her website
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Speaker 3: and she's Beyonce, right, and it's her internet, it's Beyonce's
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Speaker 3: worldwide net if y'all did not know. But at the
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Speaker 3: same time, to be in stores is an accomplishment and
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Speaker 3: I think that her going online first and then going
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Speaker 3: into stores was a testament of her breaking that Beyonce effect.
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Speaker 3: Now we gonna talk about it because there is a
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Speaker 3: conversation around Beyonce about her not being vulnerable, vulnerable enough
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Speaker 3: to show her connection to the products that she sells
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Speaker 3: to market the products that she sells. More specifically, people
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Speaker 3: always compare her to Rihanna with Fincy, who is very
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Speaker 3: much like posting videos on Instagram every single day where
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Speaker 3: she's like trying on the lip glosses and she did
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Speaker 3: her Vogue fifty questions putting on the products. And you know,
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Speaker 3: like I think where Rihanna, she's a lot more like
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Speaker 3: relatable because and I'm not saying Beyonce is not. We
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Speaker 3: don't know her, but Rihanna She's shown us enough online
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Speaker 3: where we feel like we know her, and that really
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Speaker 3: helps for products. And I think as a black woman,
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Speaker 3: it's like I always try and support black things. So
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Speaker 3: like when I'm going into the you know these makeup stories,
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Speaker 3: I'm buying the fency. That's why I'm so excited about,
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Speaker 3: you know, Beyonce being in Alta because I am one
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Speaker 3: to order off the internet, but I'm an alto all
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Speaker 3: the time because my makeup now it's the easy pick up, right.
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Speaker 3: I purposely shot black on brands, not because they're black,
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Speaker 3: but because if they're good and they're black and they're
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Speaker 3: in these major stores, I do want to add to
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Speaker 3: these numbers. I want to add to the numbers that
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Speaker 3: are making other people say, you know what, we need
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Speaker 3: to put these in all of our stores. I know
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Speaker 3: how to gain goes right. Beyonce are not. Beyonce has
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Speaker 3: never had a product line. Beyonce has a reputation and
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Speaker 3: it's not I don't I don't think that it's anything
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Speaker 3: she's planned to do. But if we're being really honest,
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Speaker 3: Beyonce does have a reputation for putting out products, and
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Speaker 3: I'm not doing what the people think that they should do.
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Speaker 3: So two thousand and six, it was Hau Sadarion and
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Speaker 3: that was inspired by the three generations of women.
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Speaker 1: So you had her.
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Speaker 3: It was like her grandmother, her mother, and then it's
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Speaker 3: like boom and turn to ludge. Twenty ten Beyonce Heat,
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Speaker 3: which was her fragrance. I do remember her doing a fragrance,
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Speaker 3: but I wouldn't even have remembered the name if you
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Speaker 3: didn't just put that up on Google, and I'm not
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Speaker 3: being shady. I'm saying not to make a point, and
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Speaker 3: we're gonna get back to that point. Twenty ten, she
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Speaker 3: did Parkway Entertainment, which is still around. That is her
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Speaker 3: entertainment company that books all of her like tours and
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Speaker 3: all that stuff. Twenty sixteen, she did Ivy Park.
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Speaker 1: Ivy Park.
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Speaker 3: I feel like Ivy Park was a big conversation because
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Speaker 3: it was Beyonce, and she did great seeding and great
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Speaker 3: gifting and pr sins to different celebrities. But at the
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Speaker 3: same time, I don't think that like the product was
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Speaker 3: like the most loved. If I'm just being honest, I
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Speaker 3: think that a lot of us bought it. I think
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Speaker 3: a lot of us wore I wasn't mad at some
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Speaker 3: of the pieces, like that purple jumpsuit with the orange.
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Speaker 3: If anything I had to buy, it would have been that.
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Speaker 3: But I didn't buy Ivy Park. It was not all
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Speaker 3: completely my favorite. And again I'm a part of the beehive,
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Speaker 3: but I'm just being honest. But then also too, she
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Speaker 3: just dropped her whiskey that came and went as well.
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Speaker 3: And when the whiskey came and went, I think a
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Speaker 3: lot of people started having a conversation that I'm mentioning
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Speaker 3: where it's like people are like, Okay, Beyonce is super
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Speaker 3: uber successful as a music artist, as a performing artist,
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Speaker 3: as a touring artist, as a creative right, creating specials
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Speaker 3: you know, around her tours and stuff like that for
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Speaker 3: Netflix and all these platforms. But can she sell a product?
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Speaker 3: There are literally headlines that lean on can Beyonce seller product?
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Speaker 1: I think with The.
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Speaker 3: Sacred this is her chance to show people not only
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Speaker 3: can she sell a product, but she really knows what
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Speaker 3: she's doing, like she it's really embedded in her. So
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Speaker 3: I mentioned earlier that Beyonce's mom is Sina knows has
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Speaker 3: been doing hair for some time. And I remember watching
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Speaker 3: a documentary that Beyonce had, and the thing that stood
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Speaker 3: out the most of me was she actually told us
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Speaker 3: that like she'd be doing her own hair a lot.
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Speaker 3: I was surprised by that because I'm like, it's Beyonce,
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Speaker 3: Like what do you mean? And I know she has
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Speaker 3: hair stylist, right, but I think you and your person
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Speaker 3: like I used to assist in the shop. So whenever
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Speaker 3: my hair is not right, and like I have a
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Speaker 3: moment where like you know, in a lace is not
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Speaker 3: tenant well or like whatever.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, bro, what is going on?
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Speaker 3: Because I know how, I know what it takes to
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Speaker 3: simple fix this, so when it's not.
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Speaker 1: And her whole point at that time.
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Speaker 3: Was like she know herself the best, you know with
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Speaker 3: hair works on her face and all of that. But
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Speaker 3: a lot of that and she talked about it in
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Speaker 3: the documentary comes from her mother, Miss Tina Knowles, has
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Speaker 3: been involved in hair care for over thirty years. So
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Speaker 3: Miss Tina knows is the vice chairperson of Sacred for
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Speaker 3: some reason, the same way I trust Rihanna with my
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Speaker 3: makeup because she's always so cute and like I'm watching
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Speaker 3: her put on makeup and use it different ways and
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Speaker 3: whatever whatever. And then I tried the product and it's fire.
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Speaker 3: It's sustains as good. I feel like that about Beyonce
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Speaker 3: and hair care. And I know, like again Beyonce said
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Speaker 3: backlash about can she sell the product. She's had backlash
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Speaker 3: about her actual hair and the hairsauce that she's worn.
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Speaker 3: But for your mom to be in hair care for
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Speaker 3: I'm thirty three years old, y'all, that's a whole nother baby.
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Speaker 3: For your mom to be in hair care a whole
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Speaker 3: nother baby. Thirty years at some point, there's no way
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Speaker 3: that you didn't learn and pick up. And y'all know
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Speaker 3: that her mom used to do so much for her
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Speaker 3: and child. I mean clothing house of Darion hair. I'm
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Speaker 3: pretty sure you have to learn to pick up on something.
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Speaker 3: And she's involved, so it's gonna be there. I am
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Speaker 3: really happy for Beyonce, really happy for the transition that
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Speaker 3: she's making into the altar stores. And I think a
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Speaker 3: lot of people would be like, well, it's Beyonce. Of
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Speaker 3: course it's easy for her to get into the altar stores.
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Speaker 3: But I want you to know if that product is
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Speaker 3: not selling, ain't no store gonna keep it. I don't
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Speaker 3: care who you are.
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Speaker 1: Your family's not doing thirty years of anything. You don't
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Speaker 1: understand it.
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Speaker 3: The same way to her dad understands business and it
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Speaker 3: was able to make her into Beyonce, is the same
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Speaker 3: way that Beyonce, who is now this business huge brand
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Speaker 3: business development guru, also understands hair care.
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Speaker 1: Period. Now.
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Speaker 3: In other news, child, we're going to the ghetto. So
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Speaker 3: there's a New York City woman who decided to punch
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Speaker 3: a pro life activist because she feels like she it
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Speaker 3: was provoked into violence.
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Speaker 1: So the New York City.
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Speaker 3: Woman is a woman named Brianna Rivers. Brianna Rivers believes
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Speaker 3: that you should be able to have abortions period. Make
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Speaker 3: your own decisions. Is your life, do your thing, you
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Speaker 3: know what I mean, do what you need to do.
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Speaker 3: There is another woman, this woman. Her name is Savannah,
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Speaker 3: Savannah Craven. She has a platform. Her platform is via YouTube,
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Speaker 3: and a lot of her videos that she makes is
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Speaker 3: all about being against abortion and certain women's rights and
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Speaker 3: low key kind of trolling people who are So she
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Speaker 3: does these things where she's out on the street and
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Speaker 3: she sees different people and she talks to them about
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Speaker 3: how she feels about, you know, her stance and things
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Speaker 3: like abortion shouldn't be legal and you're killing.
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Speaker 1: A person and all that stuff.
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Speaker 3: But then you know, she runs into a woman like
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Speaker 3: Brianna now in the video. And let's just let me
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Speaker 3: paraphrase this by saying that at first, first when we
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Speaker 3: saw this, there was like a short video, very very
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Speaker 3: short video that had been released. That video went viral
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Speaker 3: online of Brianna, who is the woman who walked up
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Speaker 3: and began to be interviewed. So she's the interviewee in
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Speaker 3: Savannah who is the interviewer. Their interaction it's very short,
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Speaker 3: and then you see Brianna gets so triggered and so
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Speaker 3: pissed off that she punches Savannah on in the face.
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Speaker 3: And baby, when I say she clopped that tea, Savannah
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Speaker 3: walked away looking like a tea bag. Okay, it was bad.
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Speaker 3: So that was released first. After that was released, there
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Speaker 3: was a longer form video that was released, and I
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Speaker 3: went and watched the longer form video on Savannah's page
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Speaker 3: on her YouTube channel. So they're having a conversation and
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Speaker 3: in the beginning of the conversation, it's very friendly. You
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Speaker 3: see Brianna walk up. Brianna, you know what I mean,
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Speaker 3: young girl from the Bronx. She walks up like ooh,
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Speaker 3: you know, like like its skin tone, it's giving, like
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Speaker 3: you know, basically like you know, she's a woman of color,
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Speaker 3: like hey, I see another woman of color, or you know,
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Speaker 3: I'm assuming that Savannah is a woman of call. Her
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Speaker 3: she does appear that way. She's like, Okay, you're not
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Speaker 3: with it, Let's do the interview. What you're doing, like,
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Speaker 3: let me know, boom, So the ny start having a conversation.
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Speaker 3: The conversation opens up with with Savannah asking does Brianna
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Speaker 3: know about playing parenthood?
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Speaker 1: What you do there and while you go there?
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Speaker 3: So Brianna answers, and in her answer she mentions abortions,
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Speaker 3: and she mentions the right to be able to go
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Speaker 3: and have an abortion because you know, you might've been young,
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Speaker 3: you made some mistakes, or you know, you just you
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Speaker 3: don't you can't take care of your kid and you
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Speaker 3: don't want to have a kid and put them into
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Speaker 3: the foster care system. And you know that whole conversation.
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Speaker 3: So both of them at this time are making you know,
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Speaker 3: points right. So you have Savannah, who's over here like
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Speaker 3: there are other options, you don't have to do this,
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Speaker 3: There are other options, you don't.
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Speaker 1: Have to do this.
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Speaker 3: And then you have Brianna over here, who's like, look, girl,
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Speaker 3: I hear you, but like, why you think you so perfect?
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Speaker 1: Nobody's perfect? Y'all? The questions got the questioning. They started
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Speaker 1: arguing about.
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Speaker 3: They started arguing about, you know, not birthing kids who
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Speaker 3: come from you know, molestation, or kids who were in
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Speaker 3: foster homes.
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Speaker 1: You could abort the kids before they.
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Speaker 3: Even have to go to a farst home to the
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Speaker 3: point where Brianna, who was the interviewee, she laid hands
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Speaker 3: on Savannah Savannah, Now, I mean I saw her on
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Speaker 3: Fox News and she said that she was suffering from
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Speaker 3: two stitches right below her eyebrow and that she was
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Speaker 3: in the hospital. She had posted a bunch of pictures
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Speaker 3: after this, you know, the whole physical back and forth.
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Speaker 3: I wouldn't even say back and forth because maybe miss Savannah,
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Speaker 3: the interview or didn't get a hit end to save
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Speaker 3: her life, so it wasn't the back and forth. But
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Speaker 3: after she was hit by the interviewer, she did go
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Speaker 3: to the hospital. Her husband, who was the person behind
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Speaker 3: the camera, actually called nine to one one. So there
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Speaker 3: was a police report called a filed. I did reach
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Speaker 3: out to law enforcement sources here in New York who
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Speaker 3: tell me that the report came in as an assault.
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Speaker 3: The report came in as an individual punched a twenty
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Speaker 3: three year old female victim with a closed fist, causing laceration.
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Speaker 3: The victim refused medical treatment, so Savannah, the interviewer, refused
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Speaker 3: medical treatment. There were no arrests and the investigation remains ongoing.
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Speaker 3: Now I did ask whether there going to be any
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Speaker 3: charges foed or anything like that against Brianna, because I
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Speaker 3: couldn't find that in any of the stories that I
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Speaker 3: was looking at, and there has been no response. But
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Speaker 3: they did confirm the fact to me that there was
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Speaker 3: a police report that was released, but that was it.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: Brianna did actually go on her instag I'm sorry on
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Speaker 3: her Instagram on her Facebook and respond and she posted
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Speaker 3: and said I need a platform to share my side
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Speaker 3: of events. She has seven million views making me out
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Speaker 3: to be a child killing monster.
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Speaker 1: When she knows the truth she railroaded me into all
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Speaker 1: of this.
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Speaker 3: She needs to release the unedited footage with her relentless
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Speaker 3: antagonization on the subject that is very touchy. I will
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Speaker 3: not allow my Emma should be defamed by this woman's action.
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Speaker 3: Anyone who knows me knows how respectful I am. I
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Speaker 3: don't even litter. There's no way you believe that I'm
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Speaker 3: punching people for disagreeing with my point of view. And
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Speaker 3: her caption on this said to Savannah, I sincerely apologize,
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Speaker 3: but can I sit around and allow for you to
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Speaker 3: continue to pushing this one sided narrative. I understand hands
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Speaker 3: being pulled on someone is never the answer, but throwing
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Speaker 3: rocks in honey in hand is so worse. She knows
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Speaker 3: the truth and she needs to release the footage in
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Speaker 3: its entirety. Savannah is a professional antagonist, not a reporter.
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Speaker 3: Reporters in quotation marks, and the truth will be told.
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Speaker 3: So what she's saying is that the video that we saw,
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Speaker 3: even in the full, because that was important for me.
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Speaker 3: I want to go back and watch the fool the
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Speaker 3: video we saw even in the full. She's saying, there's
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Speaker 3: more to it, that she was antagonized, And I'm not
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Speaker 3: even gonna hold y'all. I know that we agree and disagree,
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Speaker 3: especially in times right now where like everybody don't love
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Speaker 3: who the president is, love what the administration is doing,
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Speaker 3: love with being what is being overturned or not. But
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Speaker 3: I ain't never cared that much. It just sucks somebody
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Speaker 3: real quick for no reason, unless you're being directly disrespectful
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Speaker 3: to me, so like you calling me a slur you whatever,
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Speaker 3: That's different. This was not that their conversation wasn't even
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Speaker 3: about anything personal to the two of them. It was
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Speaker 3: just a general conversation about pro life and pro choice.
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Speaker 3: I was watching, like, well, why is this get so
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Speaker 3: upset I will say that Homegirl. The interviewer Savannah, she
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Speaker 3: was kind of like giving the energy, like girl, you dumb,
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Speaker 3: like like it was a little astute, but not nothing
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Speaker 3: that deserved to be pushing the face the way she don't.
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Speaker 1: She wasn't ready for that.
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Speaker 3: She came uptown with her nice little dress on, and
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Speaker 3: I'm cracking up because they when she walked up, she said,
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Speaker 3: you went from complimenting my dress tensaulting me. And I'm like, girl,
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Speaker 3: you came uptown with that nice little urban off of
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Speaker 3: to dress on and this curly hair, and you know
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Speaker 3: this husband behind the camera. You thought she was gonna
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Speaker 3: be able to get one off on these people up here.
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Speaker 3: Don't come into it, because here's the only thing that
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Speaker 3: I feel. Don't come into minority neighborhoods talking about topics
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Speaker 3: that affect them in real life every single day in
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Speaker 3: a real way, because you don't know what you she
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Speaker 3: and I said, this wasn't personal to anybody, but I
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Speaker 3: watched this and I thought about it, well, homegirl must
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Speaker 3: have been triggered by something. You don't know what people
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Speaker 3: are going through. One of her biggest points, Brianna, the
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Speaker 3: girl who did Socker, was like, yo, you don't know
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Speaker 3: financially the position people are in to be able to
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Speaker 3: successful successfully bring a kid into this world. Man is
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Speaker 3: out here talking about they don't want babies. Women don't
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Speaker 3: do that. That's hell for y'all. You never know where
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Speaker 3: a person is, you know what I mean As a
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Speaker 3: person that interviews people, y'all know, I try to line.
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Speaker 1: I do, but I would never.
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Speaker 3: Be personally disrespectful where if I feel the energy is
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Speaker 3: like moving in a way where like a person is
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Speaker 3: like off it in a real way, like it's not
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Speaker 3: even worth it.
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Speaker 1: It's an interview, It's not that deep. I'm gonna fall back.
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Speaker 1: So again.
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Speaker 3: I'ma be waiting to see if actual charges are pressed.
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Speaker 3: I'm actually I reached out to both Brianna who was
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Speaker 3: the woman who socked the interviewer, and Savannah, who is
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Speaker 3: the interviewer that had you know, her hands put on her.
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Speaker 3: And I'm not saying that any of this was right.
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Speaker 3: I'm just saying I see kind of both sides of it.
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Speaker 3: I think, because I fully don't know Brianna's side, the
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Speaker 3: woman who was triggered or whatever happened, whyever she hit her,
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Speaker 3: I don't fully see her side, but I did reach
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Speaker 3: out to both sides because I'm trying to understand more
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Speaker 3: and we will bring it right here to you guys
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Speaker 3: on the.
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Speaker 1: Ladies with Bun Rosa. This has been episode six.
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Speaker 3: I appreciate you guys for tuning in and like I
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Speaker 3: tell y'all always, at the end of the day, there
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Speaker 3: are so many other places and so many other people
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Speaker 3: that you could be here talking about all this stuff
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Speaker 3: with what you choose to be right here. I appreciate you, guys.
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Speaker 3: I will see you guys in my next episode.